I’ve designed this giant lobster onesie to be a mix of practicality, comfort – and fun! Pattern includes a list of materials, list of skills (with links to tutorials), detailed write-up of every step, images and notes to help with reading.

• The claws are removable pillows: You can knit the claws on their own to have some giant, crustacean-themed throw pillows!
• The tail fin has an opening: The tail fin is attached to the front, leaving the back open for you to put your feet down and walk.
• The tail fin also has a pocket for your feet: You can even slip your feet inside one panel of the tail fin to keep them cosy!

The onesie is designed to be stretchy and a bit more like a blanket than a fitted garment.

• XS would work well for someone around 5’ (152.5cm) and/or up to 130lbs (59kg) (22; 1980yds)
• S would work well for someone around 5’-5’8” (152.5cm-173cm) and/or up to 160lbs (72.5kg) (25; 2250yds)
• M would work well for someone around 5’4”-6’1” (162.5cm-185cm) and/or up to 200lbs (91kg) (29; 2610yds)
• L would work well for someone around 5’6” to 6’2” (167.5cm-188cm)and/or up to 250lbs (131kg) (32; 2880yds)
• XL would work well for someone around 5’8” to 6’2” (173cm-188cm) and/or up to 300 lbs (136kg) (35; 3150yds)
• XXL would work well for someone around 5’8” to 6’2” (173cm-188cm) and/or up to 350lbs (159kg) (38; 3420yds)
• XXXL would work well for someone around 5’11” to 6’6” (180cm-198cm) and/or up to 400lbs (181kg) (41; 3690yds)

While this is not specifically designed for a child, the pattern includes a link to detailed online instructions to make a child-sized version using different wool and needles.