If you love sea creatures then you will love creating this turtle pattern which has been designed by Amanda Berry from Fluff and Fuzz. The yarn used for this pattern uses Deramores Studio DK which is a wonderfully soft acrylic yarn which has been developed with anti-pilling technology.
Warning: Not suitable for children under 3 years due to Small Parts. This applies to the finished toys.
Level: Beginner
Size: Approx 28cm
This kit contains:
Yarn & Digital Pattern-
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2 x Deramores Studio 50g DK - Jade (70053)
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1 x Deramores Studio DK - Peridot (70011)
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1 x Deramores Studio DK - Frost (70001)
Yarn, Stuffing & Digital Pattern-
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2 x Deramores Studio 50g DK - Jade (70053)
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1 x Deramores Studio DK - Peridot (70011)
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1 x Deramores Studio DK - Frost (70001)
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1 x Groves Toy Stuffing 250g
- 1 x Digital Pattern
For this kit you will need:
A pair of 3.5mm knitting needles (UK 10-9/US4)
Two 3.5mm double pointed knitting needles (UK 10-9/US4)
Toy filling (less than 125g) - if purchasing yarn only
Yarn needle for sewing up and finishing
A pair of scissors
Two 7mm black buttons for the eyes
Sewing needle and thread
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Yarn weight: DK (8 Ply) Light (US3)
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Length: 250m | 273yds
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Needle Size: 3.5mm knitting needles (UK 10-9/US4)
Two 3.5mm double pointed knitting needles (UK 10-9/US4)
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Ball weight: 100g | 3.5oz
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Tension: 22sts and 32 rows to 10cm/4" over stocking at on 3.5mm needle
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Fibre: 100% Anti-Pilling Acrylic
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Care Instructions: Machine Wash - Synthetic Wash - 40°C , Dry Clean - P , Do Not Bleach , Tumble Dry - Low Heat , Do Not Iron
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Format: Yarn, Stuffing & Digital Pattern
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Garment: Toy | Amigurumi
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Pattern For: Accessories
- Reviews
- Questions
- pattern
- flipper
- Throughly
- Tiffany
- novice knitter
- oddments
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- make
- kids
- picture
United KingdomEasy to follow pattern and a great way to use up oddments and keep the kids happy with a new toy!
United Kingdomit was very good it looks superb. first toy pattern I have done thats been true to the pattern.
United KingdomAs a novice knitter I thought I'd give this a go. I wanted to practice increasing and decreasing so I could make a cardigan. Great for using my odd. Bigger than I thought it would be. I would put it together a different way next time. Throughly enjoyed doing it fat to excited when I made a flipper
United KingdomEasy to follow instructions to make a toy which actually looks like the picture, an enjoyable make with a professional finish
United KingdomI love this little chap, my grandson has already asked for him. He says his name is Zak to remind him of being on holiday xx
