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Chameleon
A sock-yarn stash-buster!
And a cute pretend-pet!
I won’t pretend this is an easy knit, especially if you are planning to knit it on the recommended 2mm needles… tho’ I do suggest you up a couple of sizes if you find it a little toooo fiddly or you can go even bigger than the size I made (9cm long).
It is knitted flat with very few seams,
& the legs can either be dpns i-cord or I’ve given you a way to i-cord on your two single-pointed needles, that’s all written within the pattern.
The pattern has 15 pages to view/ print so there are lots of helpful steps to guide you along the way… I say it’s not an easy knit but then again, if you’ve knitted my frog pattern you won’t have any issues.
Plenty of scope here for beautiful yarn choices - can’t wait to see some creeping off the knitting needles.
Please do share @dotpebbles_knits #imadethischameleon
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