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Sweet and soft animal friends made with popular Japanese knitting techniques.
This collection of 25 cuddly toy animals includes everything from favorite pets to zoo animals. Made with soft materials and adorable expressions, these sweet companions make the perfect gift for newborns, grandchildren and animal lovers alike. While some fit in the palm of your hand, the largest is the huggable size of 16 inches (40 cm).
The knitted animal projects in this book include:
- Beatrix the Rabbit
- William the Penguin
- Mimi the Japanese Dormouse
- Winston the Sloth
- Frannie the Doe
- Harry the Hedgehog
- And many more!
Each animal is knitted in parts and then felted and sewn together. Detailed instructions and photos guide you through the key steps of construction, while a set of steps for executing specific stitches simplifies the process. Clear explanations of the knitting charts and symbols help you learn the basics of Japanese-style knitting. Projects should be knit with natural fibers that can be felted to achieve that perfectly cozy feel.
In creating these cute critters, author Hiroko Ibuki pored over the details of each animal--striving to make them cute, while also capturing their unique characteristics. The result is a collection of charming toys full of personality and room for creativity.
Toys with removable features are not recommended for infants.
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the Japanese Way
loved animals. This book was born when these two loves came together.
and photographs every day. I created each one not just to be cute, but to
reflect the unique characteristics of the animal it was representing. I paid a lot
of attention to the shapes of the ears, the tails and the manes, how the backs
were rounded, the soles of the feet, the rear view and more. I also knitted many,
many swatches to find the ones that best represented the fur of each animal. All
these fun trial and error explorations every day allowed me to make so many new
discoveries.
of course, the material used for knitted toysyarn. The process of felting a knitted
piece is also a lot of fun, one thats unique to wool. It can be a bit of a shock to
plunge the piece youve lovingly knitted into hot water to felt it, but the results are
so soft and fluffy! Its as if the knitted surface becomes even more like the animal
its depicting. In addition, since knitted fabric can be stretched and shaped more
freely than a woven one, its important to visualize the final results as you make
the project. How much stuffing should you use to form the face and head that
you are imagining ? How much to round the body the way you want ? The key is to
always maintain the shapes you want to make while your hands are moving. Talk
to the item youre making, and tell it youre going to be so cute!
Cavalier King Charles Spaniel on , for which I have provided detailed step
by-step instructions. Or try one of the easier projects first, such as Pinky the Pig on
.
animals, and who knowsyou may even end up like me, poring through animal
encyclopedias for inspiration.
everywhere, or beginner knitters who are big animal lovers, Ill be so happy.
Try making a soft, warm, comforting cute knitted animal for your family, your
friends or yourself.
spoiled by everyone. His main feature is that hes jointed and his
head can be moved, making him very expressive. Detailed step
by-step instructions are given for making him, so make your own
Charles to learn the basics of stuffed knitted animal making.
smallness, and she always has to have her hand
mirror to gaze into. Shes worried about the
fuzziness of her head again today, apparently.
color for the bottoms of her feet, to make her more
toy poodle-like. Fluffing her fur up is a lot of fun too.
Nordic pattern socks too. The cable pattern on Socks tummy and back make it
look like hes wearing a tuxedo, giving him classic style. He is made up with the
basic cat pattern that I use throughout this book.
my name, a Va, means How are you ? in French, you know.
drawing out your own cat pattern on the chart if you like too.
when they run they are very fast. Dont you think the
checkered pattern on my back looks really cool ?
after observing a real hedgehog. The true-to-life size
makes Harry very hedgehog-like too.
others. She is so cute, you cant help hugging her.
easy to make! The shapes and knitting are quite
simple, so Pinky is a perfect first project from this
book. A fluffy mohair yarn held double expresses
the soft, downy skin of a little pig.
vary Maries pose by putting darts in her tummy,
which will make her stand up, or leaving them out,
which will make her lie down. Marie is jointed, so
her head can be moved into different poses. The
bumpy texture created through increases and
decreases is very cute.
author Beatrix Potter, of course. I always carry a notebook
around with me, in the hopes that I may be able to write
wonderful stories like she did one day.
cheeks, and the ears pointing straight up. By varying how
they are attached, you can turn them into floppy ears too.
hobby is reading classic British literature. Im studying to
be able to recite Romeo and Juliet by heart.
beginner friendly. Although he has darts, hes also very
cute and rounded when made without them.
rubbing a pencil on the wool. The way you shade me with
the pencil is the key, you know. Have fun with it!
quite challenging to knit. Neals shape also depends on how
you stuff him.
where my friend William lives, is quite big, but is shrinking every
year. What can I do about that ? William ponders that question
every day as he lumbers about.
easy stitch to knit. If you use brown yarn, you can make a
woodland bear instead.
off, William is a baby emperor penguin.
Im the only one in this book thats
born from an egg. Im so happy to be
with my friends.
lightly again today. She wants to eat all the delicious
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