When I first saw this giraffe I thought it was the cutest thing ever. I tried to find a pattern but my search left me empty handed. So, I thought I would try to make him myself without a pattern and when I went looking for the image again I found the pattern and it was free.
I found the pattern at I Love Buttons by Emma
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He is really really cute.
I had to make a few changes to the pattern and I outlined them below. This was fun to make!
Changes to the Body Pattern
Change colour (tan)R23: Sc 2, dec 1, rep 6 times (30)
added Row 24 SC1, DEC1 repeat 6 times (24)
Follow the rest of the pattern just increasing the row numbers by 1.
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Giraffe Parts |
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No ears or horns |
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Is it a bunny or giraffe |
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He is done... |
When doing my rows I followed the invisible join method as found a PlanetJune website.
My joins turned out OK.
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My invisible joins... no that invisible |
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invisible join at back |
Hi Peggy,
ReplyDeleteHe looks great, I love seeing the finished works. I will endeavour to fix the pattern soon. Thanks
Emma x