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When you think about a safari themed nursery, one of the first animals you may think of is the giraffe. Giraffes are wonderful animals that can spur a child’s imagination. If you are looking for a fun project, work up some of these giraffe knitting patterns.
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Are you ready for a trip to the beach? I know I am! Too bad we cannot be there all the time. If you are waiting for your next trip with anticipation, why not dive into your yarn stash and work up a knitted fish pattern?
These fun patterns are a great way to create your own ocean themed getaway.
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The fox can symbolise many different things. To some people, it is a symbol of wisdom and cleverness. While to others it represents sneakiness and difficulty. No matter what the fox represents to you, you must admit they are adorable. And what better way to celebrate the fox than working up a fox knitting pattern.
Below are 15 precious fox knitting patterns. We have included everything from gloves to plush dolls. We are certain there is a pattern you will want to knit.
Kids will love this cute and cuddly knitted fox. It would make a great addition to a woodland themed nursery.
The fox knitting pattern contains 9 PDF pages with 61 photos. To make this cute little plush fox, you will need basic knitting skills. The toy is knit on 2 needles. Completed, it measures 4.72 inches (12 cm) tall.
Find the Pattern by KnittedZooGifts HERE
Freddie the Fox will add a little whimsy to your decor. These small pillows are perfect for tossing on a sofa or a chair. They would also look cute on a child’s bed.
The PDF knitting pattern is easy to follow. The knitted fox head will measure approximately 6.69 inches (17 cm) tall x 5.51 inches (14 cm) wide.
Find the Pattern by GraceandtheMonkey HERE
Do you enjoy afternoon tea? Keep your water hot with this free fox tea cosy knitting pattern.
It is an advanced beginner fox knitting pattern. The front and back are knit separately and then joined together using double pointed needles. The tea cosy is split at the sides to allow for the handle and spout. The ears, eyes, and nose are all sewn on afterward.
Here’s more cute and stylish tea cosy patterns you can also knit.
Find the Pattern by Gina Michele HERE
This cowl will add comfort and warmth during cold weather. This cowl would make a wonderful gift for anyone who loves foxes.
This cowl pattern does require some basic crochet knowledge as well. Includes are sizes 12 to 18 months, toddler, child, and adult. It is knit using any super bulky yarn.
You can also go here to see a roundup of all sorts of fashionable knitted cowls.
Find the Pattern by Thevelvetacorn HERE
If you enjoy using a circular knitting machine, you will love this scarf pattern. It can be made on a 40, 46, or 48 pin machine.
This is a beginner to intermediate level pattern. To complete this fox knitting pattern you will need to know cast on/off with needle and basic sewing skills.
Find the Pattern by BetweenMeAndEwe HERE
Here is the perfect toy pillow for children. It is soft to the touch and squishy. It could also be used on the desk of a student or office worker.
It is an easy pattern that can be completed by a beginner. It only used basic knitting techniques for making dolls. This knitting pattern includes both the bear and the fox
Find the Pattern by JanuaryKnit HERE
Felix the Fox is handsome and cuddly. This is an enjoyable and easy knit. It would look adorable sitting on a mantle or an end table.
To make this plush knitted fox you will need 3.5 mm circular needles to make a small fox. Or 4 mm circular needles or dpns to make the larger fox.
Find the Pattern from mamma4earth HERE
Knit up a new pair of adult fox slippers with this free fox knitting pattern. These novelty slippers will become your favourite pair.
These slippers are easy to knit using worsted weight yarn. If you need to make smaller slippers, use fingering weight yarn.
Find the Pattern on Gathered HERE
Knit everyone in the family one of these trendy and charming fox hooded cowls. The cowls are worked seamlessly in one piece with aran or bulky yarn. They are fitted with fun drawstrings to keep it snug.
The beginning of the cowl is knit in the round. The hood is then worked in rows and edged with a double knit drawstring casing. The top of the hood is joined with 3-needle bind off to form the ears. Included are sizes baby, toddler/child, teen/adult, and large Adult.
Find the Pattern by KatyTricot HERE
Here is a fast and easy fox knitting pattern for intermediate level knitters. The fox is super cute and floppy. If you want to make the fox clothes, the artist also has patterns for these.
Mister Fox measures approximately 10 inches (25 cm) tall. It is a stitch-by-stitch knitting pattern that is made on 2 knitting needles. There are detailed pictures and instructions on how to assemble the toy (arms, legs, face).
Find the Pattern by CuteToysPatterns HERE
This is a sweet fox beanie. It will look cute on a baby or an adult. Everyone will love this playful knitted fox hat.
Included are instructions for sizes newborn-3 months, 3-9 months, 9-18 months, 1-4 years, child, and adult. You will need to know how to knit, purl, and knit 2 together. The pattern uses circular knitting and basic cabling.
Find the Pattern by Patternery HERE
How cute is this fox cushion? It is perfect for a sofa, bed, or reading nook. It would also make a great baby shower gift for a family decorating in woodland decor.
Not including the tail, the cushion measures 9.84 inches (25 cm) wide and 11.02 inches (28 cm) tall. The pattern is 6 pages long. All the pieces are knitted flat (back and forth) on a pair of straight single-pointed knitting needles.
Find the Pattern by fluffandfuzz HERE
If you are looking for a pair of knitted fox mittens, check out these patterned gloves. The pattern creates a pair of gloves that fit an average adult female’s hands.
This is an advanced level pattern for an experienced knitter. The project that will keep you actively engaged.
Find the Pattern from Yarnspirations HERE
Use this pattern to make a child or adult size fox scarf. The inventive pattern creates a scarf that will secure itself.
The fox knitting pattern contains 8 pages of detailed instructions, a schedule, and pictures. There is a clasp in the fox’s mouth that serves as a fastener.
Find the Pattern by NINAFUEHRER HERE
This fox knitting pattern is for a cute and quirky toy fox. It is small enough for little ones to carry around with them and play with any time they like!
This toy fox knitting pattern designed by Rian Anderson is all kinds of adorable. From his perky ears and slight smile to his booted feet and big puffy tail, everyone is sure to love this little guy!
Find the Pattern by Rian Anderson HERE
You can often find a fox plushie in a nursery room, but they are not only for babies to enjoy. Knit yourself a scarf or pillow. These fox knitting patterns are fun, and they will bring a smile to your face.
If you would like to have a penguin as a pet, it’s probably a very bad idea. However, you can use a penguin knitting pattern to make your own cuddly bird.
When you think about penguins, you probably picture Antarctica. But penguins can be found in many places. There are actually 18 species of penguins, and they all can be found in the Southern Hemisphere.
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Are you fascinated with owls? A lot of people are. These birds are beautiful, intriguing, and mysterious. If you are looking for some owl knitting patterns, you have come to the right place. We have gathered everything from owl hat patterns to gloves and plushies.
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Everyone loves soft, snuggly bunny rabbits. These furry little creatures are so cute and innocent. If you are looking for some ideas for baby showers or Easter baskets, you cannot go wrong with these knitted bunny patterns.
Below are 15 adorable rabbit knitting patterns. We have included bunny amigurumi patterns as well as hats, blankets, pillows, and more. We think you will want to add some of these knitted bunny patterns to your to-do list.
How sweet is this knitted bunny? Kids, as well as adults, will absolutely love this cutie. The hat and scarf are removable.
The 12 page knitted bunny pattern contains 60 helpful photos. You will need basic knitting knowledge and know circular knitting on 4 needles. The completed bunny stands between 3.54-3.93 inches (9-10 cm) tall.
Find the Pattern by KnittedZooGifts HERE
This knitted bunny would make a fantastic baby shower gift. It is soft and squishy and would look great decorating a nursery.
You can get this bunny knitting pattern free. To complete the pattern, you will need Patrons Beehive Baby Sport yarn, 3.25 mm (US 3) double pointed needles, stuffing, stitch marker, and black embroidery thread.
Find the Pattern from Yarnspirations HERE
These knitted bunny bags are perfect for handing out at Easter. They can be used to hold chocolate treats or small toys.
The pattern is 7 pages and has plenty of pictures and step-by-step instructions. You will need to know cast on, cast off, knit, purl, increase and decrease.
Find the Pattern by dollytime HERE
This bunny cushion is perfect for adding a touch of whimsy to your decor. Or knit one as an Easter gift or baby shower gift. Everyone will want to pinch the fluffy bunny tail.
The finished knitted bunny pillow cushion measures 13 inches x 13 inches. It uses 100g of chunky yarn, 3.50 mm (US 4) single or double pointed needles, a cushion, a zipper, thread, sewing needle, zipper, stuffing, and a stitch marker.
Find the Pattern by MrKaplanCrafts HERE
Here is another adorable amigurumi knitted bunny pattern. And it comes with instructions for an elf hat, scarf, dress, and sweater. You can change the colours of the clothes and accessories to match any holiday.
This is a pattern that can be completed by a beginner that has basic knitting skills. The pattern is 57 pages long. When finished, the bunny measures roughly 5.9 inches (15-16 cm) tall.
Find the Pattern by KnitZoo HERE
If you are looking for a baby shower gift, this knitted bunny baby blanket would be ideal. It would be great for a woodland animal themed nursery.
The pattern includes 2 sizes: stroller size and crib size. There are detailed explanations on how to work with more than one colour using the Intarsia technique. There are written row by row instructions along with a chart.
Find the Pattern by OhLaLanaDesigns HERE
This bunny knitting pattern is free from St. Luke’s Cheshire Hospice. These cute bunnies are designed to hug Cadbury Crème Eggs. You will want to knit up a bunch of these so all the kids can have one.
Find the Pattern from St Luke’s Cheshire Hospice HERE
Everyone will want to hold and cuddle this knitted bunny. The finished bunny measures approximately 8 inches long. The same size as a real baby bunny.
The rabbit knitting pattern is knit flat on 2 needles. The body is made with minimal seaming, joining as you go.
Find the Pattern by DotpebblesKnits HERE
Here is a pattern for an easy baby blanket. It features four little bunny rabbits. This easy knit is perfect for beginners that are looking for a gift for a baby shower or new baby.
To make this blanket you only need to know knit and purl stitches. The blanket can be made in any size from buggy upwards. You will need chunky yarn, and 6 mm (US 10) circular knitting needles.
Find the Pattern from SprogletsKits HERE
Knit this little amigurumi bunny to place in an Easter basket. It is the perfect size for that special addition.
This pattern is knitted using 4 needles. You will be knitting in a circle with 3 needles. The fourth needle is the working needle. The pattern includes pictures to help with knitting and assembly.
Find the Pattern by KnitByMarynik HERE
Here is an intermediate level pattern that creates a colourful and fun knitted bunny blanket. This would make a great gift for Easter or a grandchild.
This downloadable pdf knitting pattern includes directions to knit the blanket as well as completed pictures and a graph. This blanket can be knitted in any colour combination of your choice. Finished, the blanket measures approximately 33 inches wide x 36 inches long
Perfect pattern for Knitters of Intermediate Skill Level!!
Find the Pattern by ThePurplePorcupine HERE
Knit a whole family of bunnies with this rabbit knitting pattern. Along with the bunny pattern, are instructions for a dress, bonnet, dungarees, hat, and basket.
The Elderberry Bunny measures approximately 10 inches (28 cm) tall, not including ears. The feet, legs and body are knitted in one piece. The head, ears, arms and tail are knitted separately then sewn on. All pieces are knitted flat.
Find the Pattern by HuggableBears HERE
Use this free knitted bunny and chick pattern to make these adorable bags. You can use these bags for Easter instead of a basket. The chick and bunny are knitted separately then stitched onto the completed bags.
Find the Pattern by Knitting Bee HERE
Every child needs a security blanket. This bunny rabbit will surely get the cuddling it deserves. You can use pink for a girl or blue for a boy. If you are unsure which colour to use, use a neutral colour such as a soft grey.
The knitted bunny blanket measures approximately 16.5 inches (42 cm) tall, not including the ears. All pieces of the bunny are knitted flat on regular straight needles. The pattern contains 8 pages of knitting instructions and a 3 page assembly guide. There are also plenty of colour photos.
Find the Pattern by EasyKnittingPatterns HERE
Kids will love wearing these knitted bunny ear hats. You can make these hats in any colour you choose.
The pattern includes instructions for preemie/newborn (up to 3 months), 3-6 months, 6 months to 1 year, 1-2 years, 2-4 years, and 4-8 years. It is an intermediate level pattern.
Find the Pattern by LambandCoDesigns HERE
Bunny rabbits are always popular knitting patterns, especially around Easter. With their fluffy tails and long floppy ears, they are fun to knit. We have included 15 patterns for you to choose from.
For more animal-themed patterns, check out our collection of patterns for Fox, Penguins, Owl, elephants, sheep, octopus and more!
Get started creating your favourite knitted bunny pattern now.
Kids love Peppa Pig. She has a huge personality and is all about trying new things and having fun. If you have a child in your life that is a fan of Peppa Pig and her silly antics, try one of these Peppa Pig knitting patterns. You can bet you cannot find these gifts in a store.
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If you are looking for a gift for a baby or a child, check out some of the knitted elephant patterns we have listed. Elephants are known for their intelligence and loyalty. They are all about family and will risk their lives to save a member of their herd. They are strong and massive yet loving and endearing. Many nursery items are adorned with the majestic beast, since they symbolize good luck and protection.
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If you are a fan or know someone that is, here are some whimsical knitted Pokemon patterns. These are great designs that any Pokemon fan will love to have.
Pokemon took the world by storm, and there has been no looking back. Its fandom has grown over the years and now there are video games, cartoons, Trading Cards, books, toys, collectables and more.
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Dinosaurs fascinate children and adults alike. They captivate our minds. With these knitted dinosaur patterns, you can choose to make goofy plush dolls or masculine projects.
What was the world like when these beasts roamed the land? Were they as scary as we think or were they gentle giants?
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