The pattern said to use worsted weight yarn, so I comprimised and used 2 strands of various left over sock yarn, as I felt that would give an interesting effect when knitted in garter st. I was right - they came out pretty well. 01 April 2011
Chick, chick, chick, chick, chicken
It's Leah's fourth birthday next week so I've been frantically knitting up these little chooks to go into her friend's party bags. I wanted to give them something a little bit different to take home and these were just the kind of thing that I wanted.
The pattern said to use worsted weight yarn, so I comprimised and used 2 strands of various left over sock yarn, as I felt that would give an interesting effect when knitted in garter st. I was right - they came out pretty well.
The pattern said to use worsted weight yarn, so I comprimised and used 2 strands of various left over sock yarn, as I felt that would give an interesting effect when knitted in garter st. I was right - they came out pretty well.
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4 comments:
Those looks great and they will love them, the easter eggs look yummy too :P
So cute! I love all the colors!
Helloo,
Have just seen your blog detailed in Simply Homemade and how thrilled I was so have a wander through it!
Especially lovely to see your new niece and all of the beautiful garments youve knitted up recently!
Im intrigued by the top down patterns on ravelry, I think Im happy with my trad version!! Talk about old fashioned! lol
Beautiful blog, look forward to my next visit!
Keryn x
Hi Hetty, I linked to your blog from ravelry, those chickens are gorgeous.
lily
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