What you need to know
In Part Two of Nicola Valiji's dinosaur play bag knitting pattern, we start to embellish our knitted pockets. We start with three dinosaur toy knitting patterns for Spinosaurus, Velociraptor and Ankylosaurus (a.k.a Bumpy from Netflix's Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous). Make a flat piece to embellish the bag and a three-dimensional dinosaur for the matching toy. Download the dinosaur knitting pattern today to continue your knitalong.
Missed part one? Find it here.
Top knitting tip
There is a lot of shaping so pay close attention to when you are instructed to use kfb or m1 as they are not interchangeable
Sizing
Bag (excluding handles): 43cm wide x 50cm tall
Toy dinosaurs: 9-16cm tall
What do I need?
Yarn: Stylecraft Special DK, shades (A) 1824 Cypress, two 100g balls, (B) 1709 Gold, (C) 1722 Storm Blue, (D) 1821 Grass Green, (E) 1029 Copper, (F) 1823 Mustard, (G) 1116 Green, (H) 1063 Graphite, (J) 1852 Apple, (K) 1019 Cloud Blue, (L) 1065 Meadow, (M) 1068 Turquoise, (N) 1203 Silver, (O) 1829 Empire, (P) 1027 Khaki, (Q) 1723 Tomato,
(R) 1710 Stone, (S) 1064 Mocha, one 100g ball of each, White DK, Black DK, oddments of each
Needles: 4mm
Safety toy stuffing
Tapestry needle
NOTE: this is all the yarn and equipment needed for every part of the knitalong
Stitches and skills used
Cast on
Cast off
Knit
Purl
k2tog
p2tog
make one
kfb
embroidered chain stitch
Meet the designer
Nicola Valiji is a regular designer for Let's Knit Together – she first learned how to knit while making a Jean Greenhowe doll with help from her nan. If you enjoyed making this pattern, why not make Nicola's
cute lamb baby mobile for another little one in your life? You can
view more of Nicola's designs here.
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Nicola Valiji
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