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Captivate Anyone With This Beautifully Crafted Dalek Knitted Hooded Baby Blanket
Make this Dalek knitted hooded baby blanket for your pals who are nuts about Doctor Who!
They will surely appreciate the gesture, and delight in having their little ones start the fandom at a young age.
This pattern is ideal for knitters with intermediate to advanced skills.
Need help with the welt stitch? Find a great video tutorial here: Knitted Welt Stitch AKA Tuck Stitch [A How To Video Knitting Tutorial].
Once completed, the hooded baby blanket should be about 31 inches long; it should measure around 28 inches wide at the bottom and 14 inches at the top.
In metric units, the knitted baby blanket should be approximately 78.5 cm in length and should have widths of about 71 cm at the bottom and 35.5 cm at the top.
This beautifully crafted Dalek knitted hooded baby blanket is another wonderful design by Elizabeth Seidle.
You can access the FREE downloadable pattern for this lovely hooded baby blanket from the Knits and Prints website.
To access the FREE downloadable pattern for this knitted hooded baby blanket, please click on this link: Dalek Hooded Baby Blanket Pattern.
Featured image: Elizabeth Seidle – thank you!
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Thank you for the beautiful Dalek Knitted Hooded Baby Blanket. I am wondering if the yarn can be substituted for a more delicate yarn, like a DK or worsted?
Can you please advise and if so, the quantity of yarn needed?
Thank you.
Lynne.
Hi Lyn, I suggest you knit a sample to get the gauge and adapt the pattern according to the gauge. The quantity of the yarn will also depend on the sample and the yarn itself. You can check the yardage from the label.
Hope this helps. Happy knitting!