’Delia’ Sheep Lamb Tea Cosy / Cozy (DK Yarn) Knitting Pattern!

This one-of-a-kind vintage style pattern has been especially created so that you can easily change the size of the pattern to fit your teapot! This pattern features a gorgeous textured finish to illustrate the woolly sheep coat! Add some farmyard country fun to your breakfast table or tea time break by knitting this super cute cosy for your tea pot! ‘Delia’ sheep will be sure to raise a smile at tea-time! Why not knit her for someone special? She would look very sweet and lovely in your home for a country cottage look!

Finished item measures
Width 24cm when laid flat, Height 19cm (excluding sheep head). Will fit a medium to large sized tea pot. However this pattern is easily adaptable to different size widths of tea pots.

Equipment needed
Knitting Needles: 3.5mm.
1 x 3.5mm cable needle.
Hollow fibre filling.
Black cotton thread.
Round end tapestry needle.
2 x 13mm (Black) half ball shank back buttons.

Suggested yarn
1 x 100g/280m ball – Sirdar Hayfield Bonus DK. Shade Aran 993 (Cream).
1 x 100g/280m ball – Sirdar Hayfield Bonus DK. Shade Black 965.

Skills needed to complete these items
Cast-on/Cast-off, Knit, Make a loop, Purl, knit 3 sts on to a cable needle, wrap the yarn around these sts anti-clockwise, sl the sts on to the RH needle.

Pattern Use:
This pattern may be used for making up items for personal use or gifts only, or for items to be donated to charity. However, items made from this pattern may NOT be sold or retailed, or sold for commercial or business gain.

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