buddy bunny sleepy blankie pattern

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Viddie

Discussion Starter · Aug 14, 2013

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here is my modified patt. for the sleepy buddie blankie bunny lovie, hope you can all read it, if not you can let me know, I guess one can zoom it in . thanks for your responses. due to all the requests by PM. about 150 and those on the board I cannot send by email, so hope this works for all ... please read pattern over before doing it, do not worry about a mistake here & there, as this yarn is VERY forgiving, I found it a breeze as a relatively new knitter to work with, can make one of these in one day !Forgot to add to notes that it is completely machine washable & dryable. The M1 here is knit in the front & back of that same stitch- very important. :thumbup:

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kathy320

· #2 · Aug 14, 2013

sam0767 said:
I see nothing.

I can read it, but I'd love to see a picture.

Sugar and Spice's Mom

· #3 · Aug 14, 2013

Thank you, can't wait to start it.

LondonChris

· #4 · Aug 14, 2013

Got the pattern, saved the picture, thank you so much, I shall have a go at this soon. Many thanks. Chris

shoppingwithsunshine

· #5 · Aug 14, 2013

kathy320 said:
I can read it, but I'd love to see a picture.

The picture was in Viddie's link yesterday.The Blankie is DELIGHTFUL!!!!
Go to:-
http://www.knittingparadise.com/t-191947-1.html

peony

· #6 · Aug 14, 2013

You are a wonder to have done this so fast for all of us! So many thanks.

babsbarb

· #7 · Aug 14, 2013

THANK YOU!! I am glad my suggestion worked about the picture of the pattern..SoOOO much easier than trying to email everyone. I have it saved an I am going to print it off and make some for my charity projects. It is just absolutely darling!!! Thanks again !!!

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Viddie

Discussion Starter · #8 · Aug 14, 2013

done!

Norma193

· #9 · Aug 14, 2013

Thanks.I have some boucle wool will start it later. Bet you were chuffed (pleased)so many people liked it.

minniemo

· #10 · Aug 14, 2013

It has come thro' now viddie. My eyes are a problem with reading the smaller handwriting. I have the beginnings of cataracts forming, and my vision is impaired. The pc will not allow me to increase the size unfortunately, not even on copying & pasting. It is very kind of you to offer the pattern tho' and I would love to have been able to put it into the future projects file.

babsbarb

· #11 · Aug 14, 2013

EDIT;; I got this to print by doing a print picture.

LadyBecket

· #12 · Aug 14, 2013

Thank you so very much for your pattern!! It's very generous of you and the bunny turned out so precious!!! I must try it very soon!!!! I had no trouble copying and pasting it into my word processor and then printing it from there.

babsbarb

· #13 · Aug 14, 2013

To make the print larger. Hold down the Ctrl key and hit the plus + sign at the same time... To make it smaller Hold down the Ctrl key and hit the minus - sign at the same time.
I hope this helps.

minniemo said:
It has come thro' now viddie. My eyes are a problem with reading the smaller handwriting. I have the beginnings of cataracts forming, and my vision is impaired. The pc will not allow me to increase the size unfortunately, not even on copying & pasting. It is very kind of you to offer the pattern tho' and I would love to have been able to put it into the future projects file.

Mary Jean

· #14 · Aug 14, 2013

thank you for the pattern

minniemo

· #15 · Aug 14, 2013

babsbarb said:
To make the print larger. Hold down the Ctrl key and hit the plus + sign at the same time... To make it smaller Hold down the Ctrl key and hit the minus - sign at the same time.
I hope this helps.

Thanks for the help babsbarb. We have pc problems and this does not work
on here unfortunately. I have tried it before and again just. No luck, but many thanks for taking the time

KnitNorth

· #16 · Aug 14, 2013

THANK YOU!! for posting the pattern & photo. I too have some of this yarn in my stash, and so happy to see something so adorable that can be made from it.

babsbarb

· #17 · Aug 14, 2013

I don't understand that. It works for me here. Sorry it doesn't work for you, because it is really handy.

minniemo said:
Thanks for the help babsbarb. We have pc problems and this does not work
on here unfortunately. I have tried it before and again just. No luck, but many thanks for taking the time

blueeyes314

· #18 · Aug 14, 2013

Thank you for posting.

yona

· #19 · Aug 14, 2013

Thank you Viddie. This is much easier for you to post it here rather than email to 100+ KP'rs, as I had mentioned yesterday.

I look forward to making this pattern and will be sending blessings your way

TxCynDoll

· #20 · Aug 14, 2013

Viddie, I hope you don't mind, but I typed it up to post here, I hope I got it all right... please make corrections if needed... not sure what knit even means...example (K even 4 more rows) etc...

Buddy Blankie Bunny Lovie

In my opinion this pattern will only work in these yarns, Bernat pipsqueak #5 Bulky = Ears, arms and head.
Bernat Baby Boucle #5 Bulky = Blankie
Before sewing on ears = pinch tog. at base + sew before attaching!

Ears: (only make 2) needles: 5mm (US #8) and 2.75mm (US 2 3/4)

1. With #5 straight needles cast on 6 sts.
2. Knit 9 rows even
3. Change to straight needles 2 3/4 (2.75mm) and knit 6 rows even.
4. K 2 tog, then knit rem. 5 sts.
5. K even 4 more rows (these 5 sts.)
6. K 2 tog, then knit rem. 4 sts.
7. K even 4 more rows (these 4 sts.)
8. K 2 tog. Bind off, cut and leave a tail to sew onto head.

Arms: (only make 2) has a seam underneath to sew up.

1. Cast on 14 sts. using straight needles 2 3/4 (2.75mm)
2. K 9 rows even
3. K 6, K 2 tog. K 6 (13 sts)
4. K even
5. K5, (k 2 tog) 2 times, K4 (11 sts)
6. Knit
7. K 2 tog, k3, k 2 tog, k 2, k 2 tog (8 sts)
8. Knit 8 rows even
9. K 2 tog, k4, k 2 tog (6 sts)
10. Knit even these 6 sts. for 8 rows.
11. Cut yarn here and leave a long tail to thread through the 6 sts. and continue to sew up seam which will be underneath the arm, pull a bit firm, sew arms to the underneath side of head which is already (the head)
attached to the blankie. Arms go on last. You may want to put some stuffing in the upper arm, just a tiny bit. I did.

Note: M1 means to knit in front and back of same stitch

Head: With #5 (US 8) cast on 8 sts.

1. Knit
2. K 1, (m1, k1) to end (12 sts.)
(Note: M1 means to knit in front and back of same stitch)
3. Knit
4. K 1, (m1, k1) to end (18 sts.)
5. Knit
6. Knit
7. Knit
8. K 3, (m1) 12 times in all, k 3 (30 sts.)
Note: only knit what is in brackets the number of tines specified.
9. Knit 12 rows even
10. K 7, (k 2 tog) 2 times in all, k 8, (k 2tog,) 2 times, then k 7, (26 sts.)
11. Knit
12. K 1, (k 2tog) 3 times, k 5, (k 2tog,) k 5, (k 2tog) 3 times, k 1. (19 sts.)
13. Knit 3 rows
14. K 1, k 2tog to the end (10 or 11 sts.) doesn't matter which.
15. K 3, (k 2tog) 2 times, k 3, (8 sts.)
16. Cut yarn and leave a very long tail, thread through a darn needle, (with a big eye) and sew up some of the

seam, here you would put eyes, nose, and mouth before stuffing. Sew up rest and gather around the diameter and pull to bring slack inward towards neck, sew to center of blankie real good. Take some of the rem. tail and wrap around once or twice to fill in neck gaps and then cut yarn and tie a good knot and poke inside.

Blanket: Using #7 big straight needles, I just knitted a square in simple garter stitch with Bernet Baby Boucle in

Dust of Pink and did a single crochet or knit flowers and sew onto blankie. Done

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