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Monday, May 29, 2017
Here Kitty, Kitty!
We love kitties at our house, so I went looking on the internet for a simple and sweet (and free!) kitty pattern. This one, by Drawn and Hooked, hooked me immediately!
To scale to tiny dolls, 4 to 6 inches tall, I used fingering weight yarn and a size 2 steel hook. With this yarn and hook the kitties are 2 1/4 inches long. Her pattern is called Neko Atsume, and it will take you less than two hours to make one.
Clearly it was impossible to stop at just one kitty!
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Qué precioso! ♥
ReplyDeleteSo sweet kitties! Thanks for sharing your project and the link!
ReplyDeleteSon muy bonitos y tiernos!!!
ReplyDeleteIsabel, Sylke, and Zulueta, Gracias and thank you for your good words!
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Beth
Hitties with Kittys! That's hilarious and exactly what I would think of doing! After I crocheted your Bluette doll, I made her a crocheted kitty of her own. Very fitting, don't you think?
ReplyDeletePS: Take a look at the Cat purse I just posted on my blog! If you love Cats as much as I do, you might want to sew one too! It's Simplicity pattern 1181.
- Momma Cat
I read your post on your State Fair wins; very well done! And the kitty purse is delightful :-)
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Beth
Thank you Beth. You are very sweet!
Delete- Momma Cat
Adorable kitties. Thanks for the link.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice day, Margaret
Thank you, Margaret; you too!
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Beth
I imagine the tight hooking to make Abby the horse would give anyone's hands cramps. Hopefully it won't be too long before you're back, and embroidery is a beautiful way to spend the time :-)
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Beth
I love your patterns, Beth, and I also love the links you provide. I don't make dolls, as I already have too many dolls, but I do use your clothing patterns to make nice wardrobes for them. This kitty pattern looks like fun, and as a kitty lover myself (4 cats), I feel a need to give the dolls some cats. Thank you for sharing your patterns and links to other good things.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your sweet words, Nancy; is it possible to have too many dolls??!
DeleteAs for kitties, we've had as many as four, but now have two :-)
warmly,
Beth
What sweet, happy looking kittens those are. LOVE your blog as always. Dolly hugs,
ReplyDeleteThank you! They were simple and fun to make :-)
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Beth