Two useful dimensions
Choose the smaller 21 × 25 in blanket or the larger 32 × 40 in version. The directions give the numbers for both without requiring you to resize the motif yourself.
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A little flock for a handmade gift
A soft green field, a row of little lambs and a border knitted by your own hands. This blanket leaves room for the tiny details that make a gift personal, from the colour you choose to the faces you stitch onto each sheep.
A 5-page English PDF with supplies, gauge, two finished sizes, written colourwork instructions, sheep-detail diagrams and linked help for colourwork and duplicate stitch. The same download covers the smaller and larger blankets.
Intermediate. Be comfortable knitting and purling flat, changing between green and white within a row, and adding black details using duplicate stitch. Written colour changes are given for both sizes, and technique-help videos are linked.
Suggested yarn: Patons Canadiana in Cherished Green, 2 balls for the smaller blanket or 4 balls for the baby blanket; less than 1 ball each of White and Black.
Needles: 4 mm circulars, 29 in long, used for knitting flat. Darning needle for the duplicate-stitch details and ends.
Gauge: 20 stitches × 26 rows = 4 × 4 in in stockinette. If substituting yarn, compare your skein’s quantity with the suggested yarn and check your swatch.
Small blanket: approximately 21 × 25 in.
Baby blanket: approximately 32 × 40 in.
The PDF calls the smaller version the car-seat size. Choose by finished dimensions and intended use. Check gauge before beginning; a different yarn and tension can change the finished size.
Delivery:
Your pattern will be available for instant download right after purchase — no waiting, no shipping delays.
Returns:
Since our products are digital, we typically don’t offer refunds. However, if you purchased a duplicate or feel the pattern didn’t meet your expectations, just reach out — we’ll do our best to make it right.
The white sheep are knitted into the green fabric. Their black eyes, ears and feet are added afterwards with duplicate stitch, following the diagrams.
Separating those stages lets you concentrate on the two-colour knitting first, then bring each little lamb to life with the final details.
Choose the smaller 21 × 25 in blanket or the larger 32 × 40 in version. The directions give the numbers for both without requiring you to resize the motif yourself.
The knitting directions spell out the green and white stitches. Separate diagrams show where the black finishing details belong.
Links cover colourwork knitting and duplicate stitch—the two skills that create the flock.
Work back and forth on a circular needle, beginning with garter stitch. The ten-stitch side borders stay in place while the centre is worked in stockinette and colourwork.
The sheep rows are placed at the ends of the blanket, with a quieter green centre between them. Finish the upper border, weave in ends, then add the black details.
Small blanket: approximately 21 × 25 in.
Baby blanket: approximately 32 × 40 in.
The PDF calls the smaller version the car-seat size. Choose by finished dimensions and intended use. Check gauge before beginning; a different yarn and tension can change the finished size.
Suggested yarn: Patons Canadiana in Cherished Green, 2 balls for the smaller blanket or 4 balls for the baby blanket; less than 1 ball each of White and Black.
Needles: 4 mm circulars, 29 in long, used for knitting flat. Darning needle for the duplicate-stitch details and ends.
Gauge: 20 stitches × 26 rows = 4 × 4 in in stockinette. If substituting yarn, compare your skein’s quantity with the suggested yarn and check your swatch.
Before you cast on
The fit, techniques and yarn plan for this project.
Ask us a questionA 5-page English PDF with supplies, gauge, two finished sizes, written colourwork instructions, sheep-detail diagrams and linked help for colourwork and duplicate stitch. The same download covers the smaller and larger blankets.
Intermediate. Be comfortable knitting and purling flat, changing between green and white within a row, and adding black details using duplicate stitch. Written colour changes are given for both sizes, and technique-help videos are linked.
The white sheep shapes are knitted into the blanket with colourwork. The black eyes, ears and feet are added afterwards using duplicate stitch.
No. The circular needle holds the blanket’s width, but you work back and forth in rows.
Choose another shade that gives clear contrast with the white sheep and black details. Match the stated stockinette gauge and plan the equivalent yarn quantity before starting.
Yes. The PDF gives the smaller and larger version, with size-specific stitch counts and main-colour ball allowances.
Your PDF download is available after payment. Save the file so you can return to it when you are ready to knit.
Delivery:
Your pattern will be available for instant download right after purchase — no waiting, no shipping delays.
Returns:
Since our products are digital, we typically don’t offer refunds. However, if you purchased a duplicate or feel the pattern didn’t meet your expectations, just reach out — we’ll do our best to make it right.
Made with your own hands
Choose the blanket size and background shade, then make each lamb’s finishing details your own.
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