materials: 4-ply yellow yarnand f hook
gauge:not important to overall size
body
ch7
row 1: sc in second ch from hook and in next 5 chs.ch1,turn.[6sc]
row 2: sc in each sc.ch1,turn.[6sc]
row 3: sc in next 2 sc.ch1,turn leaving other sts unworked,[2sc]
row 4-6: sc in next 2 sc.end off
For second leg turn body upside down.In row 3 skip next 2 sc and sc in last 2 sc.
Ch1,turn for 3 more rows.end off
neck
starts on opposite end of starting ch at the top
row 1: 1 sc in each of last 2 sc,do 5 more rows of 1 sc in each st.[2sc]
row 7: 2 sc in each sc.ch 1, turn{4sc]
row 8: 2 sc in first st,1sc in next st,1 sc in next st,[ear] ch6, sc in ln last st.[5sc+ ch 3]end off.
finishing:glue eye on.take 1 strand of brown yarn fold in half and loop thru at random in different sts down the back of neck and in front of ear.make tail also using brown yarn.
design by Jenny Huff
June,2006
9 comments:
Cute!
cute, I couldnt help but wonder how big your fidge must be to stick a giraffe on it!
Thanks My daughter loves it and I used it in a fridgie exchange that I belong too too..Soo I am very sure that she will love it too.
Terry
adorable!!!!
very cute i am making 3 of them for a baby blanket and going to make them in three different sizes thanks for the pattern defiantly going to save it
tried to print off the pattern and the site would not let me .I only plan on using the pattern to decorate my grandson's sweater I made..
this is so cute, thank you so much for the pattern, :) i had a little trouble with the head, as it was facing backwards, lol(i have problems reading directions)but it only took 3 secconds to whip up another!(thistime with the head facing foreward,) -Jess
So cute
Hi this is brilliant cant wait to try do you have any more ideas for animals as i am trying to do an ark blanket and just cant find the pattern any where thanks
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