A Churchmouse Yarns and Teas Pattern - Woolly Wee Sheep (PDF)
What knitter doesn’t dream of having their own sheep? These handknit friends, created by Freshy Millsap, are a wee bit easier to care for than a real herd. Choose stockinette or garter stitch for fleecy variety—and knit your own flock!
Craft: Knitting.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Designer: Churchmouse Yarns
FINISHED SIZES
Fingering Weight Version: Tiny Wee Sheep: Approx. 3”/7.5cm tall x 4”/10cm long.
DK Weight Version: Larger Wee Sheep: Approx. 4”/10cm tall x 5”/12.5cm long.
Fingering Weight Version:
Tiny Wee Sheep: Approx. 22 yds/20m MC and 12 yds/11m CC in an equivalent fingering-weight yarn per sheep.
DK Weight Version:
Larger Wee Sheep: Approx. 27 yds/25m MC and 16 yds/15m CC in an equivalent DK-weight yarn per sheep.
Both sizes: Approx. 15 yds/14m of crewel or fingering-weight yarn for embellishing.
NEEDLES & NOTIONS:
Fingering Weight Version:
Tiny Wee Sheep: US 1-1/2 (2.5mm) set of 5 double-point needles, or size to obtain gauge.
US 0 (2mm) set of 5 double-point needles, or 2 sizes smaller than gauge needle. You may also knit this pattern with circular needles using the magic loop method.
DK Weight Version:
Larger Wee Sheep: US 3 (3.25mm) set of 5 double-point needles, or size to obtain gauge.
US 1 (2.25mm) set of 5 double-point needles, or 2 sizes smaller than gauge needle. You may also knit this pattern with circular needles using the magic loop method.
What knitter doesn’t dream of having their own sheep? These handknit friends, created by Freshy Millsap, are a wee bit easier to care for than a real herd. Choose stockinette or garter stitch for fleecy variety—and knit your own flock!
Craft: Knitting.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Designer: Churchmouse Yarns
FINISHED SIZES
Fingering Weight Version: Tiny Wee Sheep: Approx. 3”/7.5cm tall x 4”/10cm long.
DK Weight Version: Larger Wee Sheep: Approx. 4”/10cm tall x 5”/12.5cm long.
Fingering Weight Version:
Tiny Wee Sheep: Approx. 22 yds/20m MC and 12 yds/11m CC in an equivalent fingering-weight yarn per sheep.
DK Weight Version:
Larger Wee Sheep: Approx. 27 yds/25m MC and 16 yds/15m CC in an equivalent DK-weight yarn per sheep.
Both sizes: Approx. 15 yds/14m of crewel or fingering-weight yarn for embellishing.
NEEDLES & NOTIONS:
Fingering Weight Version:
Tiny Wee Sheep: US 1-1/2 (2.5mm) set of 5 double-point needles, or size to obtain gauge.
US 0 (2mm) set of 5 double-point needles, or 2 sizes smaller than gauge needle. You may also knit this pattern with circular needles using the magic loop method.
DK Weight Version:
Larger Wee Sheep: US 3 (3.25mm) set of 5 double-point needles, or size to obtain gauge.
US 1 (2.25mm) set of 5 double-point needles, or 2 sizes smaller than gauge needle. You may also knit this pattern with circular needles using the magic loop method.
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What knitter doesn’t dream of having their own sheep? These handknit friends, created by Freshy Millsap, are a wee bit easier to care for than a real herd. Choose stockinette or garter stitch for fleecy variety—and knit your own flock!
Craft: Knitting.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Designer: Churchmouse Yarns
FINISHED SIZES
Fingering Weight Version: Tiny Wee Sheep: Approx. 3”/7.5cm tall x 4”/10cm long.
DK Weight Version: Larger Wee Sheep: Approx. 4”/10cm tall x 5”/12.5cm long.
Fingering Weight Version:
Tiny Wee Sheep: Approx. 22 yds/20m MC and 12 yds/11m CC in an equivalent fingering-weight yarn per sheep.
DK Weight Version:
Larger Wee Sheep: Approx. 27 yds/25m MC and 16 yds/15m CC in an equivalent DK-weight yarn per sheep.
Both sizes: Approx. 15 yds/14m of crewel or fingering-weight yarn for embellishing.
NEEDLES & NOTIONS:
Fingering Weight Version:
Tiny Wee Sheep: US 1-1/2 (2.5mm) set of 5 double-point needles, or size to obtain gauge.
US 0 (2mm) set of 5 double-point needles, or 2 sizes smaller than gauge needle. You may also knit this pattern with circular needles using the magic loop method.
DK Weight Version:
Larger Wee Sheep: US 3 (3.25mm) set of 5 double-point needles, or size to obtain gauge.
US 1 (2.25mm) set of 5 double-point needles, or 2 sizes smaller than gauge needle. You may also knit this pattern with circular needles using the magic loop method.
