They have so many patterns and yarns to choose from!
I got creative and made the Bumble from Rudolph! He's so cute and dorky!!! Fun pattern!
**One crazy mixed up creature, he is not sure if he is Bigfoot, a yeti, Sasquatch or the Abominable snowman! He can be any of them depending on the colour yarn used.
He stands and impressive 14 inches high, and makes a great cuddly toy.
Made using fun fur or Ostrich yarn and a small amount of DK on 3 and 4mm needles. #A very quick knit from a easy to read pattern which has pictures to help you achieve the perfect finish.
The Bigfoot Yeti is a beginner-friendly knitted doll pattern designed by Phoenixknits that creates a finished stuffed toy standing approximately 14 inches high. This downloadable PDF pattern allows crafters to choose between creating an Abominable Snowman, Yeti, or Bigfoot character by selecting different fur yarn colors. The doll features a complete body with legs, feet, and a distinctive fuzzy appearance characteristic of cryptid-themed plush toys.
This pattern employs fundamental knitting techniques suitable for beginners. The construction method uses increases (inc1) strategically placed throughout rows to shape the doll's body structure, creating the necessary shaping for legs, feet, and torso in a seamless construction approach. The pattern specifically notes that the purl side of the fur yarn becomes the right side of the finished knitting, which is an important technique consideration when working with textured novelty yarns. Crafters must pay careful attention to stitch orientation, as rows may begin with unexpected stitches due to this yarn characteristic. The pattern emphasizes using a consistent knitting method to ensure stitch counts remain accurate throughout the project.
The Bigfoot Yeti pattern calls for 3mm knitting needles as the primary tool. For yarn, crafters need two 50-gram balls of either fun fur or Ostrich yarn in the chosen color (Abominable Snowman white, Yeti, or Bigfoot brown tones). Additionally, less than 25 grams of flesh-color DK or equivalent weight yarn is required for the face and paws. The pattern specifies plastic toy eyes approximately 6mm in size, though embroidering eyes is offered as an alternative option for crafters who prefer a handmade appearance. Gauge is noted as not important for this project, making it more forgiving for beginners and allowing flexibility in tension.
The pattern begins with the feet, legs, and body constructed as one continuous piece, starting at the sole of the foot. The initial cast-on of 30 stitches using 3mm needles and flesh-color yarn establishes the foundation, with subsequent rows building the structure through alternating knit and purl rows combined with strategic increases to shape the doll's form.
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Designer: | Phoenixknits |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
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I got creative and made the Bumble from Rudolph! He's so cute and dorky!!! Fun pattern!
fantastic pattern easy to read had everything listed that is needed. so pleased thank you