KBP-345 - Punk Zebra Knitting Pattern Knitted Soft Toy

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Punk Zebra Knitting Pattern

Name: Punk Zebra Knitting Pattern
Brand: Knitting by Post
SKU: KBP-345
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Published on 15 November 2019
Pattern Number KBP-345

Here is our lovely punk zebra. He is completed using lilac yarn and has punk style tufts of hair.

Enjoy this lovely punk zebra soft toy knitting pattern. This zebra has a cheeky face and cute little ears. He is very sweet.

He is made with lilac and white double knitting yarn on 3mm single pointed knitting needles. He is designed to sit happily on a shelf. This knitting pattern is available online or in a printed A5 leaflet. The pattern has UK terms.

Completed Dimensions

Approximately 24cm when sitting.

Suggested Yarn

Double knitting. 50g lilac and white. 25g green. Small amount of black for the eyes. Toy stuffing

A punk zebra toy with green hair is a soft toy that stands out because of its unique and bold design. It’s special because it combines the familiar stripes of a zebra with the unexpected twist of bright green hair, giving it a punk rock vibe. This playful clash of styles makes it appealing to children who enjoy vibrant, imaginative toys that break the mold of traditional animal designs. He stands out in the zoo!

The appeal to children lies in its capacity to fuel imagination and invite storytelling. With its distinct look, a punk zebra toy can be a character in a child’s adventure, representing rebellion, creativity, or simply the joy of being different. This toy allows children to explore and express their own individuality and preferences through play.

In the context of a finished item, the punk zebra toy represents creativity and the joy of making something by hand that is both unique and personal. Knitting one yourself adds value because it allows for customization, such as choosing different colors or adding your own touches, making the toy even more special. It’s a rewarding experience to create something tangible that can be loved and cherished, offering a sense of accomplishment and the pleasure of giving life to a new, quirky friend.

Knitting a punk zebra toy is appealing because it’s a chance to craft a playful, one-of-a-kind piece. It’s not just about the act of knitting; it’s about bringing joy and a splash of color into someone’s life, whether it’s for you, a child, or a friend. The process of making it, from choosing the yarn to seeing the toy come to life, is a creative journey that offers a personal touch to the toy, making it more meaningful.

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
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	Green Purple

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What About Knitting Needles?

We use either 3mm(UK 11, US 3) needles with Double Knitting yarn.If you use chunky / bulky then 4.5mm single pointed knitting needles(UK 7, US 7) are what we use.

Is That Right? It Seems Too Small?

If you look at a ball band or have knitted garments before, you will know the recommended size is for larger needles.We do this so when you knit the pieces the knitting stays dense and the toy stuffing doesn't show through.

The article gives help to avoid wobbly knitted heads and makes them secure for children to use. How Do I Attach a Head to a Knitted Toy ?

Here is a guide to guide to sewing eyes securely to your finished toy. How Do I Get Perfect Toy Eyes?

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We tend to use acrylic yarn for our toys as the thickness is consistent and colours are vibrant.

We only use 2 thicknesses of yarn for all patterns. Either Double Knitting (Light Worsted, 8ply, No.3, Approx 300m/100g) or Chunky (Bulky, 16ply, No.5, Approx 150m/100g) See the listing to see which one we used.

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