Product Description
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Oh My Butterfly is a quick and portable knit. Your butterfly can be finished in many ways. Instructions are given for making your butterflies into a hair clip, decorative wall art, or a mobile.
This project is perfect for using small amounts of precious and beautiful yarns.
Have fun with it!
Needles and Notions 2.5mm (11/2 US) dpns Yarn needle for finishing Pipe cleaner or other cylindrical insert to pad body (optional) Hair clip Hairclip Frame Frame and glue dots or other adhesive Mobile Rattan hoop, large jump ring, thread and weighted body insert (modelling clay)
Finished Dimensions Wingspan 9.5cm Body length 4.5cm
Gauge Gauge isn’t important. But will affect finished size.
Skills Required Knitting in the round Simple increases and decreases Short rows 3 needle bind off Working i-cord
Oh My Butterfly by Ella Austin
Project Overview
Oh My Butterfly is a versatile knitting pattern collection designed by independent designer Ella Austin. This downloadable PDF pattern set encompasses multiple decorative and wearable projects, including decorations, headwear, and toys, making it suitable for crafters looking to expand their knitting repertoire with charming butterfly-themed creations.
What Is Being Made
The pattern collection features several distinct projects centered around butterfly designs. The collection includes knitted butterfly decorations suitable for home embellishment, butterfly-themed headwear pieces for wearing, and butterfly toys for play or display. Each project can be completed as a standalone piece or combined to create a coordinated collection of butterfly-inspired knitwear and accessories.
Craft and Techniques
This pattern utilizes knitting as the primary construction method. The designs employ fundamental knitting techniques combined with intermediate-level shaping and construction methods. The pattern includes detailed sections on wings, body components, and finishing techniques, allowing crafters to develop their skills in creating three-dimensional knitted forms and assembling multiple pieces into cohesive finished projects.
Stitches and Construction
The pattern provides comprehensive abbreviations and stitch guidance to support the knitting process. Construction involves creating distinct components—wings and body sections—which are then finished and assembled together. This modular approach allows crafters to practice various knitting techniques while building confidence in garment and toy assembly.
Materials Required
- Yarn: 4-ply weight yarn, suitable for creating detailed, refined butterfly designs with good stitch definition
- Needles: Specific needle sizes are outlined in the pattern's needles and notions section
- Notions: Additional materials and notions required for assembly and finishing are detailed in the pattern documentation
Difficulty Level and Gauge
This pattern is rated as intermediate difficulty, making it appropriate for knitters with foundational skills who are ready to tackle more complex projects. The pattern includes a yarn gauge specification to ensure proper sizing and fit of the finished pieces. Crafters should swatch and measure their gauge before beginning to guarantee accurate finished dimensions.
Finished Dimensions
The pattern documentation includes specific finished dimensions for each project component, allowing crafters to understand the scale and proportions of their completed butterflies before beginning their work.
Pattern Format
Oh My Butterfly is available as a downloadable PDF, providing immediate access to complete pattern instructions, abbreviations, and assembly guidance from designer Ella Austin through Bombella.
```Specifications
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | Fingering |
| Designer: | Ella Austin |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
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