Knit Little Blossom Mitered Squares for your Blanket
I bet you have not seen a mitered square pattern like this one before? It is a new pattern created just for you. Consider knitting little blossom mitred squares for your next blanket.
(mitred as in British English)
You can alternate the little blossoms with other mitered squares or opt to use just one pattern all the way!
A while ago, I shared the original mitered square pattern in this post, plus the following variations on the pattern:
- Knit a lacy version of the square – pattern here.
- A garter stitch ridge-like variation of the knit block, can be found here.
- Block in the square variation is available here and
- A Contrasting Stripey Knit Block
Now you can purchase the new E-book containing all the current mitred square patterns in one, easy pdf in the Easy on the Tongue Shop or on Ravelry here:
HOW TO KNIT little blossom mitered squares for your blanket
what you’ll be using
- Knitting Needles (I used 4mm, 6US, 8UK)
- Elle Double Knit (DK) yarn / Light worsted yarn
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abbreviations
k – knit
k3 tog- knit 3 stitches together
p – purl
p2tog – purl 2 tog
psso – pass slipped stitch over
rep – repeat
rs – right side
s1pw – slip one stitch purl-wise
st – stitch
yo – yarn over
ws – wrong side
Explaining (k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch:
(k1, yo, k1) in same (one) stitch is the abbreviation for: knit one, yarn over and knit again, all in the same stitch;
In other words, you will be knitting the stitch, but before you transfer it to the right needle, bring the yarn from the back to the front (increase stitch) and knit in the same stitch again and transfer all three stitches to the right needle.
You’ve created 3 stitches out of one.
All the even rows: knit the knit sts and purl the purl sts, and purl the yarn overs:
In other words – (k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch in rs row, will be knitted as k1, p1, k1 in the ws row.
The original Little Blossom stitch is knit in multiples of 6 stitches + 5 over 12 rows.
the pattern – little blossom mitred square
Cast on 47 sts.
Please note: stitch count varies from row to row.
1st Row (RS): p23, k1, p23;
2nd Row: purl to end;
3rd Row: p2, *(k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch, p5* x 3 times, (k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, **(k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch, p5** x 3 times, (k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch, p2;
4th Row: p2, *k1, p1, k1, p5* x 3 times, k1, p1, k1, p3, **k1, p1, k1, p5* x 3 times, k1, p1, k1, p2 (61 sts);
5th Row: p2, *k3tog, p5* x 3 times, k2tog, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, k2tog, p5, **k3tog, p5** x 2 times, k3tog, p2;
(the only reason why you have k2tog in this row is because we are decreasing constantly)
6th Row: purl to end (45 sts);
7th Row: p20, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, p20 (43 sts);
8th Row: purl to end;
9th Row: *p5, (k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch* x 3 times, p1, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, p1, **(k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch, p5** x 3 times;
10thRow: *p5, k1, p1, k1* x 3 times, p5, **k1, p1, k1, p5** x 3 times;
11th Row: *p5, k3tog* x 3 times, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, **k3tog, p5** x 3 times;
12th Row: purl to end;
13th Row: p17, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, p17 (37 sts);
14th Row: purl to end;
15th Row: p2, *(k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch, p5* x 2 times, (k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch, p1, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, p1, **(k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch, p5** x 2 times, (k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch, p2;
16th Row: p2, *k1, p1, k1, p5* x 2 times, k1, p1, k1, p5, **k1, p1, k1, p5* x 2 times, k1, p1, k1, p2;
17th Row: p2, *k3tog, p5* x 2 times, k3tog, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, **k3tog, p5** x 2 times, k3tog, p2;
18th Row: purl to end;
19th Row: p14, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, p14 (31 sts);
20th Row: purl to end;
21st Row: *p5, (k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch* x 2 times, p1, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, p1, **(k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch, p5** x 2 times;
22nd Row: *p5, k1, p1, k1* x 2 times, p5, **k1, p1, k1, p5** x 2 times;
23rd Row: *p5, k3tog* x 2 times, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, **k3tog, p5** x 2 times;
24th Row: purl to end (27sts);
25th Row: p11, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, p11;
26th Row: purl to end;
27th Row: p2, (k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch, p5, (k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch, p1, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, p1, (k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch, p5, (k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch, p2;
28th Row: p2, *k1, p1, k1, p5* x 3 times, k1, p1, k1, p2 (31sts);
29th Row: p2, k3tog, p5, k3tog, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, k3tog, p5, k3tog, p2;
30th Row: purl to end (21sts);
31st Row: p8, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, p8 (19sts);
32nd Row: purl to end;
33rd Row: p5, (k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch, p1, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, p1, (k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch, p5;
34th Row: p5, k1, p1, k1, p5, k1, p1, k1, p5, (21sts);
35th Row: p5, k3tog, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, k3tog, p5 (15sts);
36th Row: purl to end;
37th Row: p5, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, p5 (13sts);
38th Row: purl to end;
39th Row: p2, (k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch, p1, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, p1, (k1, yo, k1) all in same stitch, p2;
40th Row: p2, k1, p1, k1, p5, k1, p1, k1, p2 (15sts);
41st Row: p2, k3tog, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, k3tog, p2 (9sts);
42nd Row: purl to end;
43rd Row: p2, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, p2 (7sts);
44th Row: purl to end;
45th Row: p1, p2tog, k1, s1pw, p1 and psso, p1 (5sts);
46th Row: purl to end;
47th Row: p2tog, k1, p2tog (3sts);
Last Row: k3tog, pull yarn through and work in ends.
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