’Fraser’ Frog Hat Chunky Yarn Knitting Pattern!

This pattern is: an A6 size paper pattern, and not the actual knitted item. A hard copy A4 paper pattern folded twice in to A6 size will be printed from my own printer using two A4 Matt copy paper sheets and sent to you shortly after your payment.

About this pattern:
’Fraser’ Frog pattern is a really fun hat for you to knit. You are bound to enjoy knitting Fraser Frog up just as much as the recipient will enjoy wearing him! It is an easy pattern to knit up and features cute eye pieces which are knitted up and sewn on separately. You will add a couple of buttons for each eye. Fraser’s nose and large mouth is embroidered with Black DK yarn. Fraser will make a wonderful gift for someone special.

Finished item size:
Will fit children, teens and adults - head circumference:
Small: 49cm.
Medium: 52.5cm.
Large: 56cm.

Equipment needed:
Knitting Needles: 5.5mm, 6.5mm.
2 x 28mm White Buttons.
2 x 15mm Black Buttons.
Round end small tapestry needle.
Black sewing cotton.
Hollow Fibre Filling.

Suggested yarn:
1 x 100g/137m balls - Sirdar Hayfield Bonus Chunky (Chunky weight). Shade 785 Lime Green.
1 x 100g/280m balls - Sirdar Hayfield Bonus DK (DK weight). Shade 965 Black.

Skills needed to complete this item:
Cast-on/Cast-off, Knit, Knit two stitches together Purl.

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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