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Pattern for knitted hand puppets

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mumtoboys · 31/08/2007 08:59

Does anyone know any good patterns. I'd like to make a few different ones to play with my toddler. I've found a few designed for kids but not ones I like for adults. I want something where the mouth of the puppet opens (it that makes sense!?) xx

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Pixiefish · 31/08/2007 09:00

like the old type sock puppets you mean. Sorry no help with knitted unless you used an old sock

mumtoboys · 31/08/2007 09:04

Yes ... sock ones ... that's what I mean

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GreebosWhiskers · 31/08/2007 09:24

There's this & this on the berroco site.

Actually I've just discovered this site today & it's fab - take a look at the girls' polkadot coat.

Miaou · 31/08/2007 11:35

Glad I saw this - off to add that site to my free patterns thread!

The polkadot coat is very similar to the pinwheel cardigan I want to make for myself - circular design. I think it will look fab on, very unusual!

Love the hand puppets too

Tigana · 31/08/2007 11:40

There is a free patterns thread ?

Miaou · 31/08/2007 11:42

here Tigana

I see rantinghousewife has already added the berroco site!

GreebosWhiskers · 31/08/2007 11:45

Miaou - where's your free patternd thread? I want to add magknits. Check out the gorgeous ladies' dress & girls' swing coat.

Look in the archive for loads of fab patterns.

Tigana · 31/08/2007 11:46

Thank you!

GreebosWhiskers · 31/08/2007 11:46

Ah took me so long to link that you've beaten me to it

mumtoboys · 31/08/2007 13:09

Thanks ladies . Do you think berroco patterns would be easy to adapt to a frog or snake. DS1 already has a dog puppet so was hoping to do some other ones. I've only just started knitting so I'm not very clever at adapting patterns.

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Tigana · 31/08/2007 13:24

Knit the Tiger puppet in greens and ignore all the colour changing directions. When you have finished embroider two nostrils rather than one nose and maybe stitch in a froggy tongue.

For snake, just don't bother with the ears. Embroider two slit-like nostrils and stitch on a long snakey tongue. You could still do the stripes, but in more snakey-colours.

sydney123 · 27/04/2011 23:48

umm, you can try here
www.entropy.com.au

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