He’s out in the Arctic doing some exploring and a spot of fishing. It is our Eskimo knitting pattern.
Completed Dimensions
Approximately 25cm tall
Suggested Yarn
Double knitting. 25g white, blue, brown, cream/flesh. Length of black for the eyes and length of pink for the mouth. Toy stuffing
An Eskimo toy often represents a figure dressed in traditional Arctic clothing, like a parka. These toys appeal to children because of their unique and colourful attire, introducing kids to different cultures and ways of life.
The special appeal comes from their representation of resilience and adaptability to harsh environments. They embody stories of adventure and survival in the icy Arctic, sparking imagination and curiosity in children.
People love them for their cultural significance, teaching respect and awareness of diverse communities. They serve as educational tools as well as playthings.
Knitting an Eskimo toy allows you to create a personalised, handcrafted gift. It offers a way to engage with and appreciate a different culture through the craft of knitting. Plus, it’s a rewarding project that results in a unique toy with sentimental value.
Susan Miller –
I have just finished my Eskimo he is absolutely gorgeous and I am thinking of making him a friend in pink
Susan Miller –
Omg he is gorgeous just added him to my order.