As a cat lover myself, I choose DIY projects that involve them.
It was fun and easy to make as a beginner at yarn work.
Materials:
Directions:
Prepare the needed materials.
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Secure the yarn and then start wrapping around every other peg.
Then, start knitting off the pegs that have two loops.
Start knitting the rows using the U-wrap knit stitch.
You will end up knitting 25 rows and then castoff.
Wrap the working yarn around the whole loom and cut.
Take your hook and feed the yarn through every loop.
When done, remove the loops from each peg.
Remove them from the loom and stretch out the stitches.
Pull up the string and start closing the end, a little at a time.
Turn the project inside out and sew the closed end in a circle to fully close it.
Trim the excess yarn and turn the project so it faces the right way.
Add and push in the stuffing.
The stuffing should be more on the bottom end of the knit.
Then,Sewthe corners to define and form the ears.
Squeeze the cats body and tie a string in the back to separate the head from the body.
Thread some black floss and stitch on the cats eyes.
Thread some white floss and stitch on the cats nose.
For the tail, use white yarn and cast on 5 pegs from the loom and knit 4 rows.
Change your yarn color by making a basic knot and starting knitting 26 rows.
Reduce to 3 pegs and cast off.Trim off the yarn and feed it through to close.
Pull the strings and stretch the stitches.
Lastly, sew on the tail.
