Knitted worry monster free pattern

Many of you have asked about the little monsters that my kiddos received from their Aunt Jodi for Christmas. (From this post…..did you see them?) Here’s the

These Monster Knitting Patterns are so adorable and cute, perfect as both a playable plushie and as a decoration for around the home!

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**This listing is for the PDF instant download of the pattern (instructions to make your own), not the finished product.** Please note: refunds are not given on digital items. Create your own Wee Worry Monster! Feeling anxious or worried? Take a moment to write (or draw) your worry on a piece of paper, fold it up and feed it to the Wee Worry Monster! This can also be used as a tool to open up discussions about anxiety and mental health, especially with young people.

This pattern for two sizes of knitted Monster Pontius is free on the blog. The pattern includes arms and legs and crochet eyes.

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PATTERN FOR A KNITTED WORRY MONSTER WITH LEGS Here is the pattern I wrote recently for a worry monster. I have donated it to Knit-for-Nowt and it is already on their website. This one is in intentionally scary. But it could easily be amended to make it cute and cuddly! This pattern uses dk yarn doubled (i.e. two strands of dk yarn knitted together) and size 5.5mm knitting needles. It produces a Worry Monster measuring 13 inches long. I find that doubling up the yarn and using 5.5mm knitting…

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Last year over the summer while we were visiting family, I gave my newly born nephew a knitted frog (because nothing says welcome to the planet like a knitted amphibian). My brother told me at that time that if I really wanted my shy almost-three-year-old nephew to like me (he didn't speak to me the entire two weeks we were there) I should make him a Mike Wazowski from Monsters, Inc. I didn't really like any of the patterns I found online, so I decided I would try to make my own thinking…

I love wool. I knit. I try to crochet. I blog about it.

Pattern Notes: Size 6 (4.0mm) needles Worsted weight yarn Height (including horns): 9 in/23 cm Width (including arms): 7 in/18 cm The gauge on my finished monster is 5 st/inch across, and 7 st/inch…

I love wool. I knit. I try to crochet. I blog about it.

This little cutie was inspired by my son’s favorite book. He has suddenly shown a strong love for monsters and for Nibbles the Book Monster!

Worry Worms Free Crochet Pattern Are you a beginner? Don't worry about this pattern for Worry Worms! You will master it with no problems. #crochetwarm #easycrochet #freecrochetpattern

* UPDATE to this pattern! See below! * Time for another tutorial! I made this lineup of baby monsters for my Basic Amigurumi class at The Knitting Nest. I think they're a pretty good beginner project because it teaches how to start crochet in the round, how to single crochet, how to increase, and basic construction and customization of amigurumi. Let's begin, shall we? Baby Monster's Guide to Basic Amigurumi You'll need the following stuff: Small amount of worsted weight yarn Size E Crochet…