I’ve only encountered a luna moth once in my lifetime so far, and as much as I detest all bugs, I couldn’t help but appreciate it’s simple yet magical and elegant presence. I don’t think it’s a coincidence that I woke up one day, just before my birthday, needing to make this symbol of transformation and new beginnings. Luna is an intermediate to advanced level pattern due to a couple of her parts but she’s relatively quick to work up. I hope you enjoy the journey of creating your own Luna and perhaps, find inspiration to pursue your own new beginning along the way.

This pattern was designed using Bernat Blanket yarn and a 6.5 mm hook. It’s written in US terms. Using the indicated materials, Luna should work up to be about 22 inches long with a wingspan of 14 inches.

Supply List:
Yarn - 1 skein of each color (won’t need much of the accent colors though)
Bernat Blanket - white, coal, burgundy plum
Bernat Baby blanket - buttercup, green

6.5 mm hook
30 mm safety eyes
blunt-tipped needle for sewing
poly-fil
optional: stitch markers, sewing pins (to pin pieces in place before sewing), 12 gauge aluminum craft wire

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