Yay, New free pattern for 'yall. This is a present for my friend Sally, it's her birthday next week and I secretly think she is part kitty so she is going to love this. I used the left over uber chunkey yarn from my dress that I knitted.
To make it I used super bulky yarn with a 15mm hook for the scarf/hood part:
Scarf:
Ch16
R1: dc in 3rd chain from hook and in every st in ch
R2: ch 2, turn, *fpdc in first, bpdc in next, rep form * to end
R3 ch1, turn, sc in every st to end
rep row 3 untill desired length. Mine turned out to be 79inches
in second to last row dc in every st across
in last row, *fpdc in first, bpdc in next, rep from *to end, FO
Hood:
Fold the scarf in half and sew together from fold for 12 inches.
Ears: (make 2) I used G hook with bulky yarn
R1: 3sc in ring, ch1, turn
R2: Inc in first, sc in middle, inc in last (5sc)
R3: Inc in first, sc in next 3, inc in last (7sc)
R4: Inc in first, sc in next 5, inc in last (9sc)
R5: Inc in first, sc in next 7, inc in last (11sc)
R6: Inc in first, sc, in next9, inc in last (13sc)
R7 sc in every st, FO, leave tail to sew
Ear, Colour Part (make 2) I used E hook with worsted/dk yarn
Make the same as larger part of ear but add an extra 8th row at the end, leave tail to sew patch to ear.
Sew ears to hood and enjoy being a snuggely warm Kitty :)
Ahhhhh!! Love it! I've got to get to making this.....
ReplyDeleteI love this! Thank you so much! ^^
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ReplyDeleteTotally cute!!
ReplyDeleteGood thing Michaels is having a sale! This would be fun to wear in the cold mornings while walking my son to school :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing! I made one and it is really adorable! :D
ReplyDeleteAw, what would be perfect for a friend of mine. Also it was posted on my birthday! Will definetly make one as soon as I find the time.
ReplyDeleteshe looks gorgeous in hooded scarf
ReplyDeletei love this pattern, it is adorable, i have more than enough pink yarn, and i think i will replace the black with a dark blue.
ReplyDeleteHey! Just out of curiosity...how wide was the scarf? Just because you say you used super chunky yarn and....well...mines just chunky ^^; I do love the size on yours <3
ReplyDeletebeen looking for easy cat ears for a hat i am making for my niece for Christmas, your pattern will work perfectly! thanks for posting.
ReplyDeletewhat kind of yarn did you use?
ReplyDeleteIt looks great. I think i'm going to try it...
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That's adorable. Totally making for my 3 year old :)
ReplyDeleteBest idea EVER!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteand, thx for the pattern. u r awesome
ReplyDeleteHello just signed up to be on your list of followers question for you I am an experienced crocheter but could you tell me what is fpdc and bpdc in your second row of pattern. I am assuming it is front and back stitch. Thanks I will enjoy following your blog thanks for sharing.
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DeleteYou are very correct my love. fpdc = front post double crochet and bpdc = back post double crochet. thanks for following
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ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteI'm a fellow crocheter and I was wondering if I could sell some your items in my small webshop? :)
Thanks!
How big of a magic ring do you use ?
ReplyDeleteHow big of a magic ring do you use ?
ReplyDeletefor the ears, do you ch 1 and turn at the end if each row? /thanks
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