How to Knit a Throw

Knitting a scarf is simple enough, but if you want to knit something bigger, such as a throw, it's very simple.

1. Find some needles about size 7.
2. Get a nice wool, something soft so that you can feel comfortable and it won't feel itchy
3. Sit somewhere warm and cozy.
4. Cast on about 15-20 stitches on the needle.
5. Knit 15-20 rows, or enough to make a square, in garter stitch.
6. Cast off knitwise.
7. Knit as many squares as you need to make the throw.
8. Stitch the squares together, and voila! You have made your very own throw, perfect for the wintertime.

• This throw looks nice if you use different stitches or colours.
• If you want to, make different sizes squares and rectangles and sew them up to form a giant square.
• You can add a crochet border if you like.

• Be careful that you don't increase or decrease any stitches in your squares, or your throw will look odd and won't be the right shape.
• When sewing squares, be careful with the needle!

• Size 7 or so knitting needles
• Soft yarn ,any color
• Somewhere cozy to sit, pet to cuddle with (optional)
• Time
• Patience; depending on how fast you knit, this may take a while.