Showing posts with label Bunny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bunny. Show all posts

Monday, October 31, 2011

Happy Pets, knitted cat, knitted bear and knitted rabbit




MATERIALS we use:
For knitted toys: Straight needles size US 2 ½ (3mm)
Acrylic yarn in brown, grey, beige, leftovers DK in pink, blue, cyclamen, brown, black.
Polyester stuffing
Pattern from: http://twinsknit.blogspot.com/

Thursday, July 24, 2008

Little Hare Boy

Here is my next knitted hare.
The Little Hare Boy measures about 24 cm (9.5 inch) to tip of ears. All parts of him were knitted in the round with minimal sewing.
To knit the toy I used soft medium yarn and DPNS 2,5 mm. I knitted him using my own pattern.All pieces of bodies are knitted using stockinette sitches, for ears I use garter stitches.
Look, how funny he is:o))


Pattern:Twins knit
Needles: DPNS 2,5 mm
Yarn: 100 % acrylic DK
To fill: poly granules

Sunday, February 24, 2008

A Crocheted Hare wearing knitted clothes

Making a thread crochet toys is a very enjoyable and fun hobby. The time before Christmas was for knitted elves, and the weeks before Easter it is great time for making Easter toys.

I have some ideas for Easter toys already but I want to show one of my sister's crocheted Easter toys, made on last April. It is an Easter hare.


This cute lil long legged guy is about 15,7 inches (40 cm) hight. The pattern comes from a Polish magazine for women. But in the project my sister made some modifications - hare's legs are long, hands are with thumbs, all clothes are knitted.

Pattern: Wloczkowe zajaczki (Przyjaciolka)
Needles: DPNS 3 mm
Yarn: 20 dag of 100 % acrylic DK in light brown, blue denim, yellow and red,
To fill: poly granules

Twins knit

Sunday, July 22, 2007

Big Foot



I finished my Big Foot Bunny! His pattern is in Zoe Mellor Knitted Toys. I made this guy in woolease that I had stashed. He's not soft enough for my 6 month old but he's the perfect shelf sitter. My Grandmother-in-law has a birthday this month and I'm thinking that he would LOVE to go home with her. I included a picture of the bunny before the bow tie since the bow adds personality. The pattern was simple but had lots of pieces to sew in (the soles and the ears). It took me two weeks to get motivated enough to finish it up but I am sure glad that I did. I opted to skip a mouth so that he had a classic toy look. Next on my list? Something from Lucinda Guy...