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Snowman Family |
There are 3 sizes - this little chap is the medium size. He is around 5 ½ " high.
LARGE SNOWMAN
Make the body & face
Using white ~ Cast on 33sts
Stocking stitch 36 rows
Change colour for the hat ~
Knit 4 rows
5th Row:
S1, k2, *k2tog, k3, repeat from * to end 27sts
6th Row:
S1, purl to last st, k1
7th Row:
S1, k1, *k2tog, k2, repeat from * to last st, k1 21sts
8th Row:
S1, purl to last st, k1
9th Row:
S1, *k2tog, k1, repeat from * to last 2sts, k2tog 15sts
10th Row:
S1, purl to last st, k1
11th Row:
*K2tog across the row to last st, k1
8sts
12th Row:
P2tog across row
4sts
Break off yarn, leaving a ‘tail’ for sewing up.
Draw yarn tail through the remaining stitches. Pull up
tightly.
Make the scarf ~
Using the same colour as the hat ~
Cast on 60sts
Knit 2 rows
Cast off
To finish ~
Sew up the back seam. Fill with polyester stuffing. Sew along
the bottom seam.
Make a head by weaving a length of white yarn in and out
around the body 10 rows down from the hat – and pull together to form a neck
Add a face ~
For the eyes – sew on two small black buttons (or use a length of
black yarn)
For the mouth – use a length of black yarn to make a running
stitch mouth
For the nose – using a length of orange yarn ~
Cast on one stitch
Kfb
K1, kfb
Cast off
Sew on the nose, using the cast on and cast off tails.
MEDIUM SNOWMAN
Make the body & face
Using white ~ Cast on 25sts
Stocking stitch 28 rows
Change colour for the hat ~
Knit 4 rows
5th Row: S1,
k1, *k2tog, k2, repeat from * to last 3sts, k2tog, k1 19sts
6th Row:
S1, purl to last st, k1
7th Row:
S1, *k2tog, k1, repeat from * to end 13sts
8th Row:
S1, purl to last st, k1
9th Row:
*K2tog across the row to last st, k1
7sts
10th Row:
S1, purl to last st, k1
11th Row: S1,
k2tog, k2tog, k2tog
4sts
Break off yarn, leaving a ‘tail’ for sewing up.
Draw yarn tail through the remaining stitches. Pull up
tightly.
Make the scarf ~
Using the same colour as the hat ~
Cast on 48sts
Cast off
To finish ~
Sew up the back seam. Fill with polyester stuffing. Sew along
the bottom seam.
Make a head by weaving a length of white yarn in and out
around the body 8 rows down from the hat – and pull together to form a neck
Add a face ~
For the eyes – sew on two small black buttons (or use a length of
black yarn)
For the mouth – use a length of black yarn to make a running
stitch mouth
For the nose – using a length of orange yarn ~
Cast on one stitch
Kfb
K1, kfb
Cast off
Sew on the nose, using the cast on and cast off tails.
SMALL SNOWMAN
Make the body & face
Using white ~ Cast on 17sts
Stocking stitch 20 rows
Change colour for the hat ~
Knit 2 rows
3rd Row:
S1, k1, *k2tog, k2, repeat from * to last 3sts, k2tog, k1 13sts
4th Row:
S1, purl to last st, k1
5th Row:
S1, *k2tog, k1, repeat from * to last 2sts, k2tog
9sts
6th Row:
S1, purl to last st, k1
7th Row:
*K2tog across the row to last st, k1
5sts
8th Row:
S1, purl to last st, k1
9th Row: S1,
2ktog, k2tog
3sts
Break off yarn, leaving a ‘tail’ for sewing up.
Draw yarn tail through the remaining stitches. Pull up
tightly.
Make the scarf ~
Using the same colour as the hat ~
Cast on 36sts
Cast off
To finish ~
Sew up the back seam. Fill with polyester stuffing. Sew along
the bottom seam.
Make a head by weaving a length of white yarn in and out
around the body 6 rows down from the hat – and pull together to form a neck
Add a face ~
For the eyes – sew on two small black buttons (or use a length of
black yarn)
For the mouth – use a length of black yarn to make a running
stitch mouth
For the nose – using a length of orange yarn ~
Cast on one stitch
Kfb
K1, kfb
Cast off
Sew on the nose, using the cast on and cast off tails.
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