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Gummy Jelly Baby

How to make Gummy Jelly Baby - DIY Craft Project from Craftbits.com
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  • 4mm Needles
    8 ply or Double worsted weight yarn
    Toy Filling
    Darning needle
    Size = 6 inch (15cm)

This knitted gummy jelly baby pattern knit's up super fast making it perfect for a charity knitting project.

You could make these to donate to hospitals or other toy drives.

Cast on 20sts
Row 1: Purl

Next row : Inc K wise into every st - 40sts
Beginning with a P row st-st 5 rows.

Shape Feet:
K4 (K3 tog) 4 times. K8 (K3 tog) 4 times, K4 - 24 sts

Body:
Beginning with a P row, st-st 15 rows.

Shoulders :
K4 (K2 tog) 2 times, K8 (K2 tog) 2 times, K4 - 20sts.

Purl next row.

Shape head:
K6, inc into next 8 sts , K6 - 28sts

Beginning with a P row, st-st 15 rows.

Next row: K2 tog to the end - 14sts
Next row: K2 tog to the end - 7sts

thread yarn though remaining sts and fasten off.

Arm (make 2)
Cast on 4 sts.
Next row knit into back of stitches.
P 1 row.
Next row: Inc K wise into every stitch - 8sts
begining with a P row st-st 9 rows.
Next row : K2 together to end.

Thread yarn through stitches and fasten off.

To make up:
Sew it together so that the seam is centre of the back.Beginning with the head first then bottom half of the body.
Leave an opening in the centre of the back for the filling.
Once filled sew up the gap. Using a length of yarn create the legs by sewing a seam down the middle of the leg end around 2 inch (5cm) in size.
Sew around the neck line to define the head.
Arms: Sew the side seams and fill with wadding then sew securely into place onto the body.

For a variation of this pattern make a tiny jelly baby and a giant jelly baby by halving your stitches and rows for the tiny one and doubling your stitches and rows for the larger one.

  

By Shellie Wilson. Shellie is the chief creative editor for Craftbits.

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I have knitted all the sizes, small medium and large in vibrant colours, They are quick to knit and look so sweet.

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For the person who cannot purl: go to youtube.com and search for video instructions. There are many great tutorial, if you can understand one try another. I use the site when I come across a stitch I cannot remember.

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help can someone teach me purl!

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very nice, like it a lot but am going to do it in garter stitch. suggestions, anyone? can't purl. sad sad sad. so many things use purl but I never learned and now i am afraid that if i learn i will start putting purls randomly in the middle of my garter stitch. do not want that to happen because it would be bad. obviously. help me!

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very sweet indeed but hard too understand for me in Sweden love from katarina

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great effort! Any particular time frame for achieving the 5000 thingy?

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Fab idea I am in the middle of a project at the moment but once I have finished I am going to knit as many as I can to help with this lovely cause.

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Love these - we will make lots of them to put into prem baby packs and for the Baby Pack project too I am sure! Lou - Loving Hands Charity Knitting Group - Scotland! xxx

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Absolutely adorable!

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I wish there were crochet directions for this pattern so I could contribute!

i like it but if ya want to cheer kids up, put a smile on those faces!!!! they look like their frowning, but it is very good project
(but i am putting a smiley face:):P)

these cute playthings remind me of sour patch kids candy!

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very cute pattern, good job.

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so cute