Super Snuggler

Super Snuggler Knit Blanket Pattern by Knit Sew Make

What is Being Made

The Super Snuggler is a luxuriously thick knit blanket or throw designed by independent designer Knit Sew Make. This is a downloadable PDF knitting pattern that creates a cozy, oversized blanket perfect for snuggling. The pattern offers three size options to suit different spaces and preferences, ranging from a medium throw to an extra-large statement piece.

Available Sizes

• Medium: 154cm x 120cm
• Large: 188cm x 174cm
• Extra Large: 256cm x 228cm

Yarn and Materials

This pattern is designed for super chunky yarn, which creates a quick, satisfying knitting experience. Yardage requirements vary by size: the Medium size requires 800 meters, the Large requires 1500 meters, and the Extra Large requires 2500 meters of super chunky yarn. A 12mm circular knitting needle measuring 80cm is used to accommodate the wide fabric width. A darning needle is needed to weave in loose ends upon completion.

Knitting Techniques and Stitches

The Super Snuggler uses fundamental knitting techniques suitable for intermediate-level knitters. The pattern employs two primary stitches:

• Knit Stitch (K): The basic forward stitch that forms the primary fabric structure
• Purl Stitch (P): The reverse stitch used to create textural variation and pattern definition
• Moss Stitch (M) / Seed Stitch: An alternating knit and purl pattern that creates a bumpy, textured surface. The pattern begins with 5 rows of moss stitch as a border, worked as *K1, P1* repeating to the last stitch, finished with K1

Pattern Construction

The blanket is constructed using a color-coded guide system to help knitters select their desired size. Cast-on stitches range from 107 stitches for the Medium size to 179 stitches for the Extra Large, establishing the width of the finished piece. The pattern features a structured repeat sequence that alternates between odd and even rows, with moss stitch borders maintained on all four edges (M4 indicates a 4-stitch moss stitch border). The interior of the blanket features a complex interplay of knit and purl stitches that create visual interest and texture throughout the fabric. Rows are numbered sequentially, with pattern repeats indicated throughout to manage the large stitch counts required for the blanket's generous dimensions.

Difficulty Level

This pattern is rated as intermediate difficulty, making it suitable for knitters who have mastered basic stitches and are comfortable working with larger needles and managing substantial yardage. The use of super chunky yarn and large needles makes the project move quickly, while the structured pattern repeat provides a satisfying rhythm once established.