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Tutorial: Felt fish knitted in the round FREE

April 11, 2010 by Linda Lanese

 

Anita Wheeless keeper of the blog called Mummble-Jummble2 has created and designed these adorable fish.  The fish are knitted in the round so you don’t have any seams. Your leftover wool yarns will come in handy for this project. Fill one with some catnip or make several for a baby crib mobile. Imagine some of the colorful varieties of fish you can come up with.  Visit Mummble-Jummble2 and see the other felting tutorials and fun projects Anita has for you.  For the free pattern, please visit the Craftstylish.  Anita also has downloadable patterns like the darling Hedgehog pictured for a very affordable $2.50 each. Anita was a feature writer/columnist who became a stay-at-home mom and morphed into a homeschooling mom who took up knitting and now she designs patterns for knitting toys. Most are knitted, then felted and all are knit in the round. She says that knitting toys keeps her sane!

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Comments

  1. Amanda Formaro says

    April 12, 2010 at 7:42 am

    Those are absolutely adorable!!

  2. Doris says

    April 14, 2010 at 6:05 am

    Muy lindos y sencillos de hacer.
    Gracias.

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