But I began the blue and the star on the same round, which was a straight knitting round. I didn’t chart out the star, and depending on your gauge and how you actually want to work the star your numbers may come out a little different from mine. You should have about 72 stitches remaining. Switch to double-pointed needles when circumference is too small to work on the circular needle.Ĭontinue to work in red until piece measures 1.5 inches.Ĭhange to red and work 1.5 inches. Repeat from * around.Ĭontinue to knit a round and work a round where you knit 2 together before each stitch marker throughout the rest of the project. *Knit 20, knit 2 together, place stitch marker. Join in round, being careful not to twist. Knitting the PlacematĬast on 176 stitches in red, using the circular needle. Sizeįinished placemat is about 14.5 inches across.
Gauge is not that critical, but I got 16 stitches and 25 rounds per 4 inches (4 stitches and 6.25 rounds per inch) in stockinette stitch in the round. So grab your knitting needles, choose your yarn colors, and let’s get started on a project that celebrates the spirit of adventure and imagination that lies within us all. So whether you’re a die-hard Captain America fan or just looking for a fun and unique knitting project, this Captain America Placemat pattern is sure to delight and inspire you. It’s a versatile and playful addition to any home, and a great way to add a little bit of fun and whimsy to your everyday routines. Once you get started, you’ll be surprised at just how quickly this project comes together, making it a great option for last-minute party decor or a fun weekend knitting project.Īnd if your child is anything like mine, they’ll love using this placemat as a superhero-themed blanket for their favorite baby doll or action figure. The pattern itself is easy to follow and perfect for knitters of all skill levels, featuring a simple three-color design worked in the round from the outside in. Whether you’re hosting a superhero-themed party, or just want to add a touch of playful fun to your family dinners, this placemat is sure to become a beloved part of your home decor. That’s why I created this fun and festive Captain America Placemat knitting pattern, inspired by the iconic shield of this beloved superhero. His iconic shield, with its star-spangled design and patriotic colors, never fails to capture her imagination and spark her sense of adventure. One set size 7 US (3.5 mm) double-pointed needlesĮvery child has a superhero that they adore, and for my little one, that hero is none other than Captain America. Size 7 US (4.5 mm) circular knitting needle, 12-inch cable What you needĪbout 50 yards each of medium weight cotton yarn in red and whiteĪbout 5 yards medium weight cotton yarn in blue It's a pretty easy three-color pattern worked in the round from the outside in, and it's actually a really quick knit once you get started. Captain America's shield inspired this fun round placemat that could also be used as a trivet or, as my three-year-old declared the moment she saw it, a blanket for a baby doll.
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