16 free knitting patterns tagged birds
Free Bird Knitting Pattern for a Sparrow Bird. Skill Level: Intermediate These little brown birds often get overlooked in the garden in favour of more colourful avian visitors but they are a pleasure to watch. Sparrows are very sociable and are often seen hopping around …
Free Bird Knitting Pattern for a Woodpecker. Skill Level: Intermediate Here’s the opportunity to welcome a woodpecker in your home withouthaving to put up with endless holes appearing in all of your woodenfurniture Free Pattern
Free Knitting Pattern for a Blue Tit Bird. Skill Level: Intermediate Cheeky and colourful, these tiny little birds brighten up a gardenany time of year. Why not knit a flock of them and use theirposable feet to attach them to a wire bird feeder? Free …
Free Knitting Pattern for a Bird Garland. Skill Level: Easy Designed by Renée Lorion Why settle for a single partridge? Five different sizes of birds are knitted flat, folded, stuffed and seamed. Yarn eyes and tails are added in finishing, as are the felt-cut wings, …
Free Knitting Pattern for a Spring Robin Pattern. Skill Level: Intermediate You know that spring isn’t far away when you see the robins return. This pattern is a very quick and simple knit, worked in the round and in one piece. Wings are knit separately …
Cute Bird Soft Baby Toy Free Knitting Pattern. Skill Level: Easy This cute bird is worked in the cozy yarn Baby Smiles Lenja Soft and is just so cute, cozy and adorable. Free Pattern
String of Birds Free Knitting Pattern. This decorative string of birds will brighten up any room; knitted in cheery shades , they will perch perfectly. Make the string as long or short as you want, mixing and matching combinations of colours. Free Pattern
Pocket Pal Aussie Birds Free Knitting Pattern. Skill Level: Intermediate A crimson rosella, a galah, a sulphur-crested cockatoo and a kookaburra – we love these ‘feathered’ creatures, supplied by Australian Country Spinners. This pattern is aimed at Intermediate knitters, and uses Cleckheaton Country and Country …
