Girl Lamb or Boy Ram by Little Cotton Rabbits Ravelry Pattern
The pattern is written for knitting flat on two needles and all pieces are seamed afterwards. Please note that this project is not a quick or simple knit. It takes me around 14 hours to make and finish each of the animals that I make and just under half of that time is spent on the finishing off. There are lots of separate pieces which require seaming and sewing and if you are looking for something fast and easy you would probably be better off finding a different pattern. That said this PDF file will give you all of the information that you need to knit the little lamb pictured.
Girl Lamb:
This extensive PDF file contains full instructions for knitting and finishing off a girl lamb in a patterned dress. Also included is an extra dress pattern that is knitted in a single colour and has a textured pattern. There are also instructions for 2 different types of optional horns.
The file is 17 pages long and contains over 60 detailed step-by-step photographs along with full pattern instructions and tips for stuffing, seaming and finishing neatly. The pattern is knitted flat with worsted weight yarn on 3mm needles and 4ply/fingering weight yarn on 2.5mm for the shoes and lower body. The dress is knitted with fingering/4ply yarn on 2.75mm needles. All pieces are seamed afterwards.
What you will need:
M a t e r i a l s:
• Worsted or light Aran yarn (approx 21/23yds) Yarn A
• Worsted or light Aran yarn (approx 23/26yds) Yarn B
• 4ply/fingering weight yarn for the clothes and shoes in 2 colours: Yarn C & Yarn D
• Scraps of pink and black 4ply yarn for the eyes and nose
• Toy stuffing
• A tiny button
N o t i o n s:
• Knitting needles: A pair each of 3mm, 2.75mm and 2.5mm
• Tapestry needle
Boy Ram:
The file is 17 pages long and contains over 60 detailed step-by-step photographs along with full pattern instructions and tips for stuffing, seaming and finishing neatly. Also included are suggestions for lots of different colourways and 2 kinds of optional horns. The sweater uses a slipped stitch pattern to create a nubby texture, if worked in 2 colours these are never used together on the same row but knitted in the manner of 2 row stripes of alternating colour with the slipped stitches giving the pattern.
What you will need:
M a t e r i a l s:
• worsted or light Aran yarn (approx 28m): Yarn A
• worsted or light Aran yarn (approx 47m): Yarn B
• 4ply weight yarn for the sweater: Yarn C & Yarn D
• 4ply weight yarn in dark colour for shorts: Yarn E
• Scraps of black 4ply/DK yarn for the eyes and nose
• Toy stuffing
• A tiny button
N o t i o n s:
• Knitting needles: A pair each of 3mm, 2.75mm and 2.5mm
• Tapestry needle
Finished size:
approx 21 cm (8 inches) from the tip of the toes to the top of the ears
NOTE - The pdf Ravelry pattern will be emailed separately from Ravelry to you. If you include in the notes your Ravelry name, it will be added to your library.
Pickup available at 12045 Ducharme Lane and is usually ready the next day.
The pattern is written for knitting flat on two needles and all pieces are seamed afterwards. Please note that this project is not a quick or simple knit. It takes me around 14 hours to make and finish each of the animals that I make and just under half of that time is spent on the finishing off. There are lots of separate pieces which require seaming and sewing and if you are looking for something fast and easy you would probably be better off finding a different pattern. That said this PDF file will give you all of the information that you need to knit the little lamb pictured.
Girl Lamb:
This extensive PDF file contains full instructions for knitting and finishing off a girl lamb in a patterned dress. Also included is an extra dress pattern that is knitted in a single colour and has a textured pattern. There are also instructions for 2 different types of optional horns.
The file is 17 pages long and contains over 60 detailed step-by-step photographs along with full pattern instructions and tips for stuffing, seaming and finishing neatly. The pattern is knitted flat with worsted weight yarn on 3mm needles and 4ply/fingering weight yarn on 2.5mm for the shoes and lower body. The dress is knitted with fingering/4ply yarn on 2.75mm needles. All pieces are seamed afterwards.
What you will need:
M a t e r i a l s:
• Worsted or light Aran yarn (approx 21/23yds) Yarn A
• Worsted or light Aran yarn (approx 23/26yds) Yarn B
• 4ply/fingering weight yarn for the clothes and shoes in 2 colours: Yarn C & Yarn D
• Scraps of pink and black 4ply yarn for the eyes and nose
• Toy stuffing
• A tiny button
N o t i o n s:
• Knitting needles: A pair each of 3mm, 2.75mm and 2.5mm
• Tapestry needle
Boy Ram:
The file is 17 pages long and contains over 60 detailed step-by-step photographs along with full pattern instructions and tips for stuffing, seaming and finishing neatly. Also included are suggestions for lots of different colourways and 2 kinds of optional horns. The sweater uses a slipped stitch pattern to create a nubby texture, if worked in 2 colours these are never used together on the same row but knitted in the manner of 2 row stripes of alternating colour with the slipped stitches giving the pattern.
What you will need:
M a t e r i a l s:
• worsted or light Aran yarn (approx 28m): Yarn A
• worsted or light Aran yarn (approx 47m): Yarn B
• 4ply weight yarn for the sweater: Yarn C & Yarn D
• 4ply weight yarn in dark colour for shorts: Yarn E
• Scraps of black 4ply/DK yarn for the eyes and nose
• Toy stuffing
• A tiny button
N o t i o n s:
• Knitting needles: A pair each of 3mm, 2.75mm and 2.5mm
• Tapestry needle
Finished size:
approx 21 cm (8 inches) from the tip of the toes to the top of the ears
NOTE - The pdf Ravelry pattern will be emailed separately from Ravelry to you. If you include in the notes your Ravelry name, it will be added to your library.
Pickup available at 12045 Ducharme Lane and is usually ready the next day.