This free Knitting project shows you how to knit your own lifesize owl. Perfect for scaring away the birds.
Cast on 23 stitches
Knit into the back of every stitch
Knit twice into every stitch. (46)
Knit 6 rows
Knit twice into every stitch (92)
Knit 8 rows
(Knit 6 knit 2 together) to the last 4 stitches knit 4 (81)
Knit 4 rows
(knit 6 knit 2 together) to the last 2 stitches knit 2 (72)
Knit 4 rows
(knit 6 knit 2 together) to the end (54)
Knit 4 rows
(knit 6 knit 2 together) to the end (48)
Knit 4 rows
(knit 4 knit 2 together) (40)
Knit 18 rows
(knit 2 together) to the end
(knit 2 together) to the end
Cast off.
Wings-
Cast on 8 stitches
Knit into the back of every stitch
Knit 4 rows
Knit twice into the first stitch of the next 2 rows (10)
Knit 2 rows
Knit twice into the first stitch of the next 2 rows (12)
Knit 2 rows
Knit twice into the first stitch of the next 2 rows (14)
Knit 2 rows
Knit to the last 2 stitches knit 2 together.(12)
Knit 2 rows
Knit to the last 2 stitches knit 2 together (10)
Knit 1 row
Knit to the last 2 stitches knit 2 together (8)
Knit 2 together to the end (4)
Cast off
Make up -
Draw up the. Cast on stitches (this is the base) and bring the two sides together, this will be the back seam. Leave a gap for filling ,Now you can fill with wadding
Approximately judge where you want your head to begin and run a small running stitch which you can draw up slightly
To make up
Cut out your pieces from the felt
And stitch into place.
By Shellie Wilson. Shellie is the chief creative editor for Craftbits.