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« on: June 26, 2005 07:30:57 PM »

Mr Dangly was created as a birthday present for a friend of mine, so I had to give him away as soon as I finished him  Cry.  I'm tempted to make another one.  I miss him!
Here is the pattern.  If you make one PLEASE post a picture!  I would love to see more Mr Danglys!

You Will Need:

50g King Cole Merino Wool Blend DK in MINK ( 142 )
50g King Cole Merino Wool Blend DK in FAWN ( 8 )
[NOTE:  Any ol' DK (sport) yarn will do!]
3.25mm straight needles
Tapestry needle
Polyester fibre stuffing
Two brown buttons for eyes
Crochet hook (for hair)

BODY
Cast on 9 stitches in MINK.  Working in stocking stitch:
[K2, inc by knitting twice into next st] to end - 12 st.
Work 1 row.
[K3, inc in next st] to end - 15 st.
Work 3 rows.
[K4, inc in next st] to end - 18 st.
Work 3 rows.
[K5, inc in next st] to end - 21 st.
Work 3 rows.
[K6, inc in next st] to end - 24 st.
Work 3 rows.
[K7, inc in next st] to end - 27 st.
Work 5 rows.
[K8, inc in next st] to end - 30 st.
Work 5 rows.
[K9, inc in next st] to end - 33 st.
Work 5 rows.
[K10, inc in next st] to end - 36 st.
Work 8 rows, ending k row.
[P3, P2tog] repeat three times, P6, [P2tog, P3] repeat three times - 30 st.
Work 1 row.
[P3, P2tog] repeat three times, P3, [P2tog, P3] repeat three times - 24 st.
Work 1 row.
[P2, P2tog] repeat twice, P4, [P2tog, P2] repeat twice - 20 st.
Work 1 row.
[P2, P2tog] repeat twice, P3, [P2tog, P2] repeat twice - 16 st.
Work 1 row.
[P1, P2tog] repeat twice, P4, [P2tog, P1] repeat twice - 12 st.
Work 1 row.
[P1, P2tog] repeat four times - 8 st.
Work 1 row.
P1, P2tog, P2, P2tog, P1 - 6 st.
Work 1 row.
P2tog to end - 3 st.
Cut yarn, leaving  enough for seaming, run thread through remaining stitches.
Seam up sides, leaving hole for stuffing.
Stuff, seam up opening.

HEAD
Cast on 5 stitches in FAWN.  Working in stocking stitch:
Starting K row, work 1 row.
Work 2 rows , increasing 1 st at each end - 9 st.
Work 3 rows.
Inc 1 st at end of every row until there are 16 st (ending K).
Cut yarn, transfer  to stitch holder.
Repeat for 2nd side of face but do not cut yarn, leave stitches on needle.
Next row - P to end, then P stitches from holder onto same needle - 32 st.
Changing to MINK, work 15 rows ending K row.
[P3, P2tog] repeat to end - 26 st.
Work 1 row.
P1 [P2, P2tog] repeat to last st, P1 - 20 st.
Work 1 row.
[P1, P2tog] repeat to last st, P1 - 14 st.
Work 1 row.
P2tog to end - 7 st.
Cut yarn, run thread through remaining stitches.
Seam up sides, leaving a hole for stuffing.
Stuff , seam up opening.
Attach to body (refer to pictures).

ARMS  - make 2
Cast on 12 st in MINK.
Working in stocking stitch and beginning K row, work 24 rows ending P row.
Next row: Inc 1 at each end - 14 st.
Work 5 rows ending P row.
Next row; inc 1 in every st - 28 st.
Change to FAWN.
Work 3 rows.
K2tog to end - 14 st.
Work 1 row.
K2tog to end - 7 st.
Work 1 row.
K2tog, K2tog, K1 - 4 st.
Cut yarn, run thread through remaining stitches.
Seam up sides, leaving top end open.
Stuff.  Attach to body (refer to pictures as a guide).

LEGS - make 2
Cast on 12 st in MINK.
Working in stocking stitch and beginning K row, work 20 rows ending P row.
Next row: Inc in every st - 24 st.
Change to FAWN.
Work 3 rows.
K2tog, repeat to end - 12 st.
Work 1 row.
K2tog, repeat to end - 6 st.
Work 1 row.
K2tog, repeat to end - 3 st.
Work 1 row.
Cut yarn, run thread through remaining stitches.#
Seam up sides leaving top end open. 
Stuff.  Attach to body (refer to pictures).

TAIL
Cast on 35 st in MINK.
Working in stocking stitch:
Work 10 rows.
Cast off.
Seam up cast off and cast on edges.
Sew up one end of tail.  Do not stuff.
Attach to body - see pictures for guide

EARS make 2 MINK & 2 FAWN
Cast on 10 st.
Working in stocking stitch:
Work 3 rows.
Dec 1 at end of every row until there are 8 st.
Dec 1 at each end of every row until there are 4 st.
Stitch together in pairs of MINK & FAWN - MINK stocking stitch outwards, FAWN reverse stocking stitch outwards.
Attach to sides of head - refer to picture as a guide.

FINISHING
Sew on buttons for eyes.
To make hair tufts, cut  4 x 10cm strands of MINK yarn.
Holding lengths all together, fold in half to make a loop.
Push crochet hook through a stitch midway between the ears at top of head.
Hook through loop and pull strands through stitch halfway.
Take the ends of the strands and pull them through the loop.  Pull tightly to secure tuft.
Repeat with 2 more tufts either side, and one in front.  Trim hair to desired length.

Phew!  Enjoy!



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« Reply #1 on: June 26, 2005 07:42:13 PM »

He's soooooooo cute. Must get friend to make one. (I can't knit for my life! Grin)
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« Reply #2 on: June 26, 2005 07:43:15 PM »

as a standard rule in my life, I consider monkeys to be a bit... creepy... BUT that is the cutest darn thing ever.
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« Reply #3 on: June 26, 2005 07:46:37 PM »

This is the cutest.  I really want to learn to knit...so I can make this!!

Any tips on starting to knit??
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« Reply #4 on: June 26, 2005 07:47:28 PM »

This is so cute.  I am thinking if you use different color, it will become a different animal.  If I use blue for the MC, it will become Eeyore.  The possibilities are endless. Wink
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« Reply #5 on: June 26, 2005 07:58:42 PM »

Any tips on starting to knit??
The best tip I can give you is to find someone who can knit, and ask them to teach you!  It's infinitely easier than trying to teach yourself from a book.  Start with something really easy.  I recommend a book called Knit a Square & Make a Toy.  Good luck!   Smiley
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« Reply #6 on: June 26, 2005 08:03:20 PM »

Thanks for the 'start to knit' tips!!

I'll have to find a fellow knitter!!
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« Reply #7 on: June 26, 2005 09:16:53 PM »

arg. okay i really love this so i started to knit it, right? well my increases are so loose! there's no way that'd work for a stuffed animal!
help? tips? am i doing it wrong?
also, how it says "[K2, inc by knitting twice into next st] to end - 12 st." how does that work?
do i knit 2 stitches, then increases one stitch, then knit the remaining stitches? that won't give me 12!
 Cry please help. i need a mr. dangly!
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« Reply #8 on: June 27, 2005 02:19:26 AM »

arg. okay i really love this so i started to knit it, right? well my increases are so loose! there's no way that'd work for a stuffed animal!
help? tips? am i doing it wrong?
also, how it says "[K2, inc by knitting twice into next st] to end - 12 st." how does that work?
do i knit 2 stitches, then increases one stitch, then knit the remaining stitches? that won't give me 12!
 Cry please help. i need a mr. dangly!


K2, INC1, K2 INC1, K2, INC1 -- this will make 12 st.

INC1 means knit back of the stitch (like normal), but don't slip the stitch from the left needle.  Then knit again on the front of the stitch.

Hope this help.  If not, take a look at knittinghelp.com and look at the video.


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« Reply #9 on: June 27, 2005 10:42:07 AM »


i get it now. haha. it was wicked hot last night and it's summer so my brain is shut off. i tried again and it's looking good.
thanks!
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