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  • Free Warm Viking Knitting Patterns for the Family

    Free Warm Viking Knitting Patterns for the Family download pdf

    Free Warm Viking Knitting Patterns for the Family.  “Viking Knitting: Warm Garments for an Active Life” by Lasse L. Matberg, with patterns from Strikkemekka, is a collection of knitting patterns inspired by Viking-era clothing and designed for modern wear. It offers patterns for the entire family (women, men, and children). The book provides the following:…

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  • Simon Snake Knitting Pattern

    Simon Snake Knitting Pattern

    Simon Snake Knitting Pattern. This knitting pattern provides instructions for creating “Simon,” a long, colorful snake toy, approximately 90cm (35.5 inches) in length. The snake is primarily knitted using two strands of DK weight yarn held together, giving it a chunkier, more substantial feel. The pattern incorporates both Fair Isle colorwork and knitting in the…

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  • Free Bobble and Bubble Penguin Knit Pattern

    Free Bobble and Bubble Penguin Knit Pattern

    This “Bobble and Bubble Penguins” knitting pattern provides instructions for creating two charming penguin toys: Bobble, the larger penguin (16cm tall, or 18cm with hat), and Bubble, the smaller penguin (9cm tall, or 10cm with hat). The pattern is well-suited for knitters with some experience, particularly with intarsia colorwork. Both penguins feature a classic black…

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  • Free Knitting Pattern For Tigers

    Free Knitting Pattern For Tigers

    Free Knitting Pattern For Tiny Tigers. From Tigerapolis. Welcome to the whimsical world of Tigeropolis with these free knitted character patterns! Bring the beloved book characters to life with your needles and yarn. Designed by renowned crafts expert Sachiyo Ishii (Knitssachi.com), these patterns allow you to create adorable, knitted versions of Bittu the Tiger Cub (in…

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  • Free Knitting Pattern for Little Monkey Toy

    Free Knitting Pattern for Little Monkey Toy

    The “Little Monkey (Lalu)” pattern provides instructions for knitting an adorable, small monkey toy, standing approximately 10cm (about 4 inches) tall. This project is perfect for using up small amounts of DK weight yarn and makes a charming gift or a delightful addition to your own collection of knitted creatures. The monkey, named Lalu, is…

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  • Free Knitting Pattern for a Cheery Monkey

    Free Knitting Pattern for a Cheery Monkey

    Free Knitting Pattern for a Cheery Monkey Skill Level: Intermediate This pattern creates a knitted monkey, approximately 17 inches tall, designed to be comforting for hospital patients or used for fundraising. It uses basic knitting techniques and is constructed from multiple pieces sewn together. Size: Approximately 17 inches tall. Materials Needed: Free Pattern See More Knitting…

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  • Easter Bunny in Truffle and Big Value DK Knit Pattern

    easter bunny knitting pattern

    This pattern isn’t just for a single knitted bunny; it’s a comprehensive project that creates a delightful Easter-themed scene. The detailed instructions guide you through knitting a 25cm (10in) tall bunny, a decorative bonnet with a picot edge and ties, a knitted dress featuring a matching picot hem and a button closure, striped and spotted…

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  • 1994 Beatrix Potter Peter Rabbit, Jemima Puddle-Duck & Jeremy Fisher knitted dolls

    1994 Beatrix Potter Peter Rabbit, Jemima Puddle-Duck & Jeremy Fisher knitted dolls

    1994 Beatrix Potter Peter Rabbit, Jemima Puddle-Duck & Jeremy Fisher knitted dolls. The pattern creates knitted, stuffed dolls of the three iconic Beatrix Potter characters. They are designed in a relatively simple, classic style, aiming for a recognizable representation rather than hyper-realistic detail. The dolls are likely intended for intermediate knitters, given the shaping and color…

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