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Jimmy Snail - toy knitting pattern

by Trish Roberts
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Jimmy Snail - toy knitting pattern
Jimmy Snail - toy knitting pattern
Jimmy Snail - toy knitting pattern
Jimmy Snail - toy knitting pattern
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Firstly, this listing is for a PDF knitting pattern only and not a finished snail! But who wouldn't want to knit their very own marvellous mollusc?!

Jimmy Snail is approximately 18cm/7in tall and 26cm/10¼in from nose to tail. He uses very small amounts of yarn and, better still, you can customise his shell to make him as colourful as you like!

All pieces are knitted flat on straight needles. You'll need to know how to cast on, cast off, knit, purl, KFB (increase by knitting into the front and back of the same stitch) and K2tog (decrease by knitting two stitches together). Jimmy's striped shell also means that you'll need to change colour at the end of some of the rows. The pieces are seamed and attached using mattress stitch.

If you’re not confident about changing colours, you could use a self-patterning or variegated yarn instead. More adventurous knitters might like to try using different weight yarns to produce a smaller or larger snail... or even a whole family of snails! Just remember to use a smaller needle size than is usually recommended for your chosen yarn so the stuffing doesn’t poke through...

The boring bit... This pattern is intended for personal use so it’s fine to print it out but please don’t sell it, share it on the internet or make multiple copies. What you can sell (more money for yarn – YAY!) is finished items made from this pattern so long as you’ve made them yourself and it’s not on a commercial basis. Please remember to credit me as the designer!

And finally... I’d love to see your finished snail so please share him or her on Instagram and Ravelry!

Contains:

  • 5-page instant download PDF pattern
  • This pattern is written in English
  • Detailed written instructions on how to create your very own marvellous mollusc
  • Two large colour photos showing the finished item
  • Metric and imperial measurements
  • Suitable for adventurous beginners (and snail fans!)
  • This pattern has been reviewed by professional technical editor to ensure that it’s super-easy to follow

Materials you need at home:

  • 50g/1¾oz/150m/165yds mint green DK yarn
  • 8m/9yds of DK yarn in each of the following colours: hot pink, gold, turquoise, lilac, green, purple, pale pink, orange, yellow and lavender
  • 1m/1yd black DK yarn for the eyes
  • 50cm/20in black embroidery thread for the smile
  • A pair of 3mm straight needles
  • Toy stuffing
  • A tapestry needle and large-headed pins for sewing up
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Trish Roberts

Trish Roberts

Trish Roberts is a knitted (and, occasionally, crocheted) toy designer from Mid Wales in the UK. As in she designs knitted (and, occasionally, crocheted) toys. She isn’t knitted or crocheted herself. She’s just likes knitting (and, occasionally, crocheting)! Aaaanyway, her designs have featured in Woman’s Weekly. Yes, THE Woman’s Weekly!

When she’s not faffing around with wool, Trish works full-time in an office, pretending she knows how to operate her computer, which she occasionally switches on. And when she’s not doing that, Trish also enjoys listing things in threes, talking about herself in the third person and ending sentences with exclamation marks!

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