The Three Little Hoots
INSTRUCTIONS
Material: 3 Size 4 double pointed needles, brown yarn. Yellow, white and orange wool felt, card board, black and yellow floss. Wool fleece for stuffing. All stitches are Knitted.
Cast on 2 stitches (3,4)
Working in I-cord:
Row 1: Increase one in each stitch (you will have 4 stitches)
(Mama Hoot will have 6, Daddy Hoot will have 8.On both Mama and Daddy skip to dividing onto needles)
Row 2: Increase one in each stitch (you will have 8 stitches)
Divide onto 3 needles
Round (Row) 3: Increase one stitch on the first stitch so each needle will have 3 stitches each knit the remaining stitches in this round. (Mama Increase into every stitch you will have 12 stitches. Daddy Increase into every stitch you will have 16 stitches)
Round (Row) 4-13: Knit (Mama knit 14 more rows, Daddy knit 17 more rows).
Cast off .
Stuff with wool fleece, you will have a little flap on the end do not tuck this end it will be the owls horn.
Eyes:
Cut the white felt into eyes and attach with yellow floss then add a black french knot in the center of the eye (see photo)
Beak: Cut out a triangle and secure it under the center of the eyes.
Feet:
Cut out cardboard into a foot pattern (see photo) Cut the yellow wool felt in the same shape as the foot but a little larger (make two of these). I just put my owls bottom down on the cardboard and traced around his body to get the size and then turned it into a bell shape with a notch. Sandwich the cardboard in between the yellow wool felt and use the brown floss to sew closed (I use the blanket stitch) Then sew the owl onto the feet)
Cut the white felt into eyes and attach with yellow floss then add a black french knot in the center of the eye (see photo)
Beak: Cut out a triangle and secure it under the center of the eyes.
Cut out cardboard into a foot pattern (see photo) Cut the yellow wool felt in the same shape as the foot but a little larger (make two of these). I just put my owls bottom down on the cardboard and traced around his body to get the size and then turned it into a bell shape with a notch. Sandwich the cardboard in between the yellow wool felt and use the brown floss to sew closed (I use the blanket stitch) Then sew the owl onto the feet)

13 comments:
They are so cute Carrie! Thanks for sharing the pattern:)
Super cute! Thanks for sharing.
Adorable! I really need to learn to knit better. I totally fumble and can only handle two needles - lol! But I'll have to come try this when I get better. Thanks for sharing, Carrie! Loving your blog!
Hugs,
Jen
They are adorable!!!!!
so verycute, love them, followed the link from the waldorf group x
These are so adorable!!! Thanks for the pattern!! So much to knit so little time right?!
~Samantha
Very sweet owls!
o whate a lovely owls
thanks for sharing !!
I can only knit in the round... I'm going to have to try it that way cause your 3 needles are scary and WAY above my know how! ;)
Honey
Adorable little owls! Thank you for sharing how to make them. Might need to make some of our own for nature table, too. :)
I just had to let you know, I think I am visiting your blog, just to hear the music. Thank you for sharing the lovely sounds with the rest of us...
Just thought I'd check out your site, and low and behold you have your own parliament of owls. Ginny
Such sweet owls. Thank you for sharing the pattern with us.
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