Zozo grew from bits of I-cord and from playing with shaping that could be done to a ball after it was knit.
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model: Zozo photos: P. Wickens |
SIZE |
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS |
MATERIALS Notions |
GAUGE |
PATTERN NOTES |
DIRECTIONS Note: When working with a small number of sts, you may find it easier to divide them between 2 needles, instead of 3. Body and Neck: Round 1: [Kfb] in each st. 16 sts. Neck: Head: Stuff neck firmly, and head lightly. If using plastic safety
eyes, apply now. LEGS (Make 4) Using photo --> as guide, slip one st from each cord to one needle, and other st from each cord to a second needle. Be sure that st with working yarn
attached is at end of one needle. Leg: Weave in short yarn ends. ARMS (Make 2) Arm: Weave in short yarn ends. If poseable arms are desired, insert lengths of chenille stem into arm. ANTENNAE (Make 2) Bobble: TAIL Bobble: Make 2 more pieces in the same way. Sew pieces together as shown in photo, along lower 0.5 inch of length. |
FINISHING Baste to hold mouth shape in place. Basting in photo is shown in a contrasting color for clarity only. Zozo will look best if you baste and sew using the working yarn. Sew mouth in place, pulling stitches firmly. Sew antennae, arms and legs to body as shown in photos. Legs should be evenly spaced around body, with toes pointing outward. If you have not used safety eyes, embroider eyes on face. |
ABOUT THE DESIGNER |
Pauline knits and lives in Northern Ontario. She learned to knit when she was 8 years old. She’s been knitting regularly for the last 12 years, but only obsessively for the last 5 years. She finds inspiration for knitted items from her kids. More of her inspirations can be found here. |
Pattern & images © 2009 Pauline Wickens. Contact Pauline |