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Sheepish Lee
Something cute, new, and whimsical for spring — Sheepish Lee is a charming stuffed sheep, with curly fleece or freshly shorn. Lee may be sheepish, but we’re proud as can be of our latest Wearwithall pattern! Minnesota designer Nessa Stockard designed Sheepish Lee, a fun addition to our Wearwithall pattern series, and of course there’s a kit, available on the Yarnery website.
Though the yarn is worsted weight, you want a dense fabric for the sheep, so you’ll use smaller needles than you normally would for this yarn.
Yardage Needed to Make 1 Sheep:
Body/Tail Yarn: 25 grams (62 yards) Woolstok by Blue Sky Fibers
Head: 5 grams (12.5 yards) Woolstok
Legs: 5 grams (12.5 yards) Woolstok
Face Embroidery: 1 yd Woolstok
Filling: 25-30 grams fill
Colorways shown:
Fleece White • Highland Fleece (body/tail), Cast Iron (head, legs), Grey Harbor (face)
Yarnery Blue • Spring Ice (body/tail), Highland Fleece (head), Loon Lake (legs), Cast Iron (face)
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- First published: May 2024
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