Junior Woodchuck Baby Blanket - Knitting Looms Markman Farms

Instructions:
few inches, I take the stitch holder off, frog the I-cord back to the correct length,
then bind it off and finish stitching it on. I do it this way because the first time I
did an I-cord edging, I ended up several inches short. I had to stretch the I-cord to
get it all the way around the blanket, and it made the blanket wrinkle. If the Icord
is too long, you can always just frog a little bit, and it still comes out perfect!
Make 2
~Using the camo yarn, cast on all 84 sets of pegs with the simple stitch. Lay
anchor yarn.
~Knit one over one for approximately _____ rows.
~Bind off
~Finish cast on edge, remove anchor yarn
~Using the mattress stitch and camo yarn, stitch the two panels together
Finishing
~Using the mohair yarn, create a 4 peg I-cord long enough to go around the entire
outer edge of the blanket (see my Note on creating I-cords, above)
~Stitch the I-cord to the blanket using the camo yarn, being careful not to twist
the I-cord as it is being stitched.
Done! Enjoy!