KBP-232 - Alpaca Knitting Pattern Knitted Soft Toy
alpaca punch knitting pattern
Alpaca Knitting Pattern
KBP-232 - Alpaca Knitting Pattern Knitted Soft Toy
alpaca punch knitting pattern
Alpaca Knitting Pattern

Alpaca Punch Knitting Pattern

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At a Glance:-

Skill Level: Easy

Time Estimate: A Weekend Project (Explain Skill & Time)

Published: 12 December 2017

Pattern Number: KBP-232

No drama, just llama! This adorable alpaca soft toy pattern is a fun and simple project, especially when knitted in soft alpaca wool.


Main Colours Required : 50g white and brown, 25g pink

Extras Required : Toy stuffing

Completed Dimensions : Approximately 30cm from foot to top of ears.

Needle Size

3mm Single Pointed Knitting Needles. This is the same as a UK size 11 or a US size 3
Language

English
Knitting Skills

Cast on
Knit – k
Purl – p
Increase the number of stitches by knitting into the front and back of the same stitch – inc
Decrease the number of stitches by knitting 2 stitches together – k2tog
Cast off
Sewing Pieces Together
Inserting Toy Stuffing
Yarn Weight

This pattern uses any brand of Double Knitting yarn. Double Knitting is also known as Light Worsted, 8ply or No.3. It should be about 300 metres per 100g
Materials

Toy Stuffing for inside. Also known as Fiberfill or Wool Stuffing
Equipment

Yarn Sewing Needle
Craft

Knitting – With 2 Single Pointed Needles
Designed by

Knitting by Post Toy Knitting Pattern Designers. You Can be Confident as This Pattern Has Been Lovingly Crafted by Specialists.
Media

A5 Professionally Printed Leaflet. Your pattern is compact enough to fit on a chair arm or into a knitting bag
OR Instant Digital PDF Download. You can read from and carry your knitting pattern on your mobile device or print it at home yourself.
Tension

26 sts x 33 rows = 10cm x 10cm in stocking stitch with double knitting yarn
Character

Animals
Knitting Style

All pieces are knitted flat on 2 needles. They will have a seam when completed.
Colour

Brown
White

27 reviews for Alpaca Punch Knitting Pattern

  1. Dawn Kelly
    This I found difficult. The legs were tricky to attatch as they are open. As the pattern is textured it stretches so I may have over stuffed mine. Th...More
    This I found difficult. The legs were tricky to attatch as they are open. As the pattern is textured it stretches so I may have over stuffed mine. The end result is cute. I will make another. Practice makes perfect.
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    Susan Miller
    Lovely pattern and easy to knit as all your patterns are.
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    Jacqueline van westing
    Soooo sweet!
    I am already working on the second one. This is going to be one of my most popular giveaway toys
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    Irene
    Love these patterns so easy to do so loveable when finished my grandchildren love them all
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    margaret norman
    I only received the Pattern today in the Post ( In Sydney) Like the My Fair Lady Doll, I will be buying the wool tomorrow.. I am looking forward to kn...More
    I only received the Pattern today in the Post ( In Sydney) Like the My Fair Lady Doll, I will be buying the wool tomorrow.. I am looking forward to knitting the Alpaca, he looks delightful.
    Thanks for all the great patterns, I am so glad I found your website... I have recommended it to friends who knit.
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    Julie Green
    Fab alpaca pattern my 32 year old daughter loves it
    thank you
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    Gill
    A hit with the neighbours wee girl - she is a huge llama fan - to be honest I'm not sure of the difference myself but as far as she is concerned he is...More
    A hit with the neighbours wee girl - she is a huge llama fan - to be honest I'm not sure of the difference myself but as far as she is concerned he is a lovely llama !
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    Linda Bland
    Lovely pattern not made this yet looking forwards to knitting it many thanks
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    Linda Bland
    Excellent lovely pattern not started it yet looking forwards to
    Knitting this nice easy pattern
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    Patricia
    Quick and easy to read pattern,I use these patterns alot
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    Gerry Duke
    One of the cutest patterns I've made. It was an easy to follow pattern and I know I will make it again.
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    R.Hill
    Haven't knitted any of the recent patterns yet but have had no problems with the ones I have
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    Jane Kimmings
    Well written, easy to follow and lovely pictures. Thank you
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    Nana Les
    Just started alpaca. Changed the colour as they wanted a grey one. All your patterns are fantastic so know I wont be disappointed
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    Jennifer campbell
    Not had a chance to knit the alpaca up yet but have used lots of your patterns and haven't been disappointed with any , all have turned out well .
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    Anonymous
    Brilliant pattern , easy to follow and a great result . Want to give 5stars but my iPad won’t let me
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    Bev Roddis
    Such a lovely pattern. So simple to knit. Just need to put together
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    Carole hooper
    Excellent
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    Tracy Brown
    I haven't as yet had a chance to knit the Alpaca. But I have loads of other patterns from Knitting By Post and every single one of them is easy to kni...More
    I haven't as yet had a chance to knit the Alpaca. But I have loads of other patterns from Knitting By Post and every single one of them is easy to knit and easy to follow the pattern. They all look great when finished.
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    Pat Darwin
    An adorable pattern, pleasure to knit - thank you KBP
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    Nicola
    Cute alpaca pattern and as always is easy to follow.
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    sue
    Very pleased - she looks as good as the pattern - very cute.
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    sheila nicoll
    He is so cute I have not had time to knit him so the pattern is in a safe place for the new year. Please keep 'em coming......I wait patiently for sat...More
    He is so cute I have not had time to knit him so the pattern is in a safe place for the new year. Please keep 'em coming......I wait patiently for saturdays.!!!
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    Penny Miles
    This is a lovely easy pattern to follow. It really is delightful and I have already received orders from friends who can't knit so think I will be bu...More
    This is a lovely easy pattern to follow. It really is delightful and I have already received orders from friends who can't knit so think I will be busy on this pattern for some time. Actually all the Knitting by post patterns are so easy to follow and knit up just like the pictures.
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    Rosemary Wood
    An absolute delight to knit, so quick and easy.
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    Pauline Smith
    Fab pattern, easy to follow instructions
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    Sue Winfield
    Beautiful and easy to knit. Love all your pattens x
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1. Terminology
Cast on Anschlagen Monter Montar
sts (stitches) M (Maschen) m (mailles) p (puntos)
k (Knit) re M end. der.
p (Purl) li M env. rev.
inc (Increase – knit into front & back) 1 M zun (aus 1 M 2 str.) augm (tricoter 2 fois la m.) aum (tejer 2 veces el p.)
increase into every stitch In jede Masche 1 M zunehmen (verdoppeln) Faire une augmentation dans chaque maille Hacer un aumento en cada punto
k2tog (Decrease) 2 M re zus 2 m ens end. 2 p jun der.
Purl 1 row 1 Reihe links stricken Tricoter 1 rang à l'envers Tejer 1 vuelta del revés
Next: (k1, k2tog) to end Nächste: (1 re, 2 re zus) bis zum Ende wiederholen Suivant : répéter (1 end, 2 ens end) jusqu'à la fin Siguiente: repetir (1 der, 2 jun der) hasta el final
Starting with a purl row, st-st xx rows Mit einer Rückreihe (links) beginnen, xx Reihen glatt rechts stricken En commençant par un rang envers, tricoter xx rangs en jersey Empezando con una vuelta del revés, tejer xx vueltas a punto jersey
Draw thread through the remaining stitches and pull tight Faden durch die restlichen Maschen ziehen und festziehen Passer le fil à travers les mailles restantes et serrer Pasar el hilo por los puntos restantes y tirar fuerte para cerrar
Cast off Abketten Rabattre Cerrar
2. Yarn (Garn / Laine / Lana)
Double Knitting (DK) Light Worsted, 8ply or No.3. It should be about 300 metres per 100g Double Knitting (DK) Light Worsted, 8-fädig oder Nr. 3. Lauflänge ca. 300 Meter pro 100g Double Knitting (DK) Light Worsted, 8ply ou N°3. Environ 300 mètres pour 100g Double Knitting (DK) Light Worsted, 8 cabos o N.º 3. Debería tener unos 300 metros por cada 100g
Chunky Chunky is also known as Bulky, 16ply or No.5 yarn. It should be about 150 metres per 100g Chunky Chunky ist auch bekannt als Bulky, 16-fädig oder Nr. 5 Garn. Lauflänge ca. 150 Meter pro 100g Chunky Chunky est aussi appelé Bulky, 16ply ou fil N°5. Environ 150 mètres pour 100g Chunky Chunky también se conoce como Bulky, 16 cabos o hilo N.º 5. Debería tener unos 150 metros por cada 100g
3. Stuffing (Füllung / Rembourrage / Relleno)
Toy Stuffing Toy Stuffing for inside. Also known as Fiberfill or Wool Stuffing Füllwatte Füllwatte für das Innere. Auch bekannt als Bastelwatte oder Wollfüllung Rembourrage Rembourrage pour l'intérieur. Aussi appelé Ouate de rembourrage ou Fibre Relleno Relleno para juguetes (interior). También conocido como guata, fibra o relleno de lana
4. Needles (Nadeln / Aiguilles / Agujas)
3mm Single Pointed Knitting Needles This is the same as a UK size 11 or a US size 3 3mm Stricknadeln (Gerade) Das ist das Gleiche wie UK-Größe 11 oder US-Größe 3 Aiguilles à tricoter droites 3mm Cela équivaut à une taille UK 11 ou US 3 Agujas rectas de 3mm Esto es lo mismo que una talla UK 11 o una talla US 3
4.5mm Single Pointed Knitting Needles This is the same as a UK size 7 or a US size 7 4.5mm Stricknadeln (Gerade) Das ist das Gleiche wie UK-Größe 7 oder US-Größe 7 Aiguilles à tricoter droites 4.5mm Cela équivaut à une taille UK 7 ou US 7 Agujas rectas de 4.5mm Esto es lo mismo que una talla UK 7 o una talla US 7