All These Places

All These Places Knitting Blanket Pattern by Fifty Four Ten Studio

What Is Being Made

The All These Places is a knitted blanket design by independent designer Fifty Four Ten Studio. This project creates a finished throw or blanket available in six customizable sizes, ranging from a Baby blanket measuring 28" wide by 34" long up to an XXL blanket measuring 51.5" wide by 61" long. The pattern accommodates various skill levels and project preferences, making it suitable for knitters seeking a versatile blanket pattern with multiple finishing options.

Techniques and Construction

This knitting pattern is designed for confident knitters at an intermediate skill level. The blanket features a stitch pattern that works particularly well with solid color or gently variegated yarns, allowing the stitch definition to remain visible and attractive. The pattern includes detailed finishing instructions and provides guidance for adjusting both the length and width of the blanket to suit individual preferences or yarn availability. Blocking is recommended after completion to achieve the specified finished dimensions.

Yarn and Materials

The All These Places blanket pattern is designed specifically for bulky weight #5 yarn. The original design sample was created using Lion Brand Color Made Easy in the colorway Basalt #150, though this particular yarn has been discontinued. The pattern documentation includes recommendations for selecting alternative bulky #5 weight yarns, with notes that the stitch pattern displays beautifully in both solid colors and gently variegated options. Knitters have flexibility in yarn selection as long as they maintain the bulky #5 weight specification.

Size Options

• Baby: 28" wide x 34" long
• Small: 31" wide x 38.5" long
• Medium: 34.5" wide x 43" long
• Large: 41" wide x 47.5" long
• XL: 44.5" wide x 52" long
• XXL: 51.5" wide x 61" long

Pattern Contents

The downloadable PDF pattern includes comprehensive documentation across six pages. The pattern features photography and yarn information on the opening page, followed by detailed knitting instructions spanning pages two through four. Page five contains finishing techniques and detailed size modification guidance, allowing knitters to customize length and width independently. Contact information for the designer and inspiration notes regarding the pattern name are included on the final page.