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Knitted Easter Chick	Knit Chick Stuffed With Plastic Filler Egg

Materials Needed

1 oz. Knitting Worsted Weight Yarn, your choice of color

Small amount contrasting color Knitting Worsted Weight Yarn

#6 Knitting Needles - 10"

1" Pom Pom Made from both colors yarn

Crochet Hook Size E

2 - 7mm wiggle eyes

Directions:

Cast on 30 Stitches.

Rows 1-6: Knit 1, Purl 1

Row 7: Knit across row.

Rows 8-14: Knit rows

Row 15: Bind off 11 stitches, knit across

Row 16: Bind off 11 stitches, knit across

Rows 17-21: Knit.

Row 22: Bind off.

Fold knit piece in half. Sew piece together, beginning at top of head, across back and
down back side. Do not sew bottom together.

With Crochet Hook and contrasting color, sc several stitiches across top of head (for
Chicken Comb) and several stitches down back of neck. Bind off. Make 2 sc on front
of face for beak.

Sew pom pom to back side of chick. Glue one eye on each side of head. Stuff with plastic egg.

Nüüd üks tibu Anjie Davidsoni blogist pom pom Emporium. Free Pattern.

To make a chick you will need...

1. Small amount of yellow DK yarn
2. A pair of needles UK size 3.75mm / 9 / US 5
3. Small amount of stuffing for the head
4. Small piece of felt for the beak
5. Chocolate egg, plastic or hard boiled!

Body:

Cast on 26 stitches.

1. Row 1: K1, increase 1, K to the end.
2. Repeat first row until you have 36 stitches on the needle (10 rows)
3. Knit four rows. (14 rows)

Shape the tail:

1. Row 1: K3, bring yfwd, slip next stitch, ybk, move slip stitch back to left needle. Turn
2. Row 2: K3 to end
3. Row 3: K2, bring yfwd, slip next stitch, ybk, move slip stitch back to left needle. Turn
4. Row 4: K2 to end
5. Row 5: Cast off 10 stitches, K to end
6. Repeat last five row for the other side to shape tail.
7. You will have 16 stitches left in the centre of your knitting.

Head:

1. Rows 1-4: Knit
2. Row 5: K1, K2tog, K to last three stitches, K2tog, K1.
3. Rows 6-8: Same as row 5
4. Rows 9-10: Knit

This will leave you with 8 stitches. Cut the yarn leaving a length 30cm (12") long.Thread a needle with the 30cm length and run it through the 8 remaining stitches, pull them tight. Continue with the yarn to sew up the head, back and side leaving a hole big enough to insert an egg. Stuff the head lightly. Insert the egg, this will give you the body shape making it easy to see where the neck should be. With a needle threaded with the yarn, do a running stitch to cinch the neck (not too tight) fasten off securely. The eyes are french knots made from black yarn. Sew on a beak made from red felt

Fluffy Chicks

Using my basic Chick Pattern I made some fluffy additions, see them here. I used Fancy Yarn (Fur) instead of the DK yarn and a pair of size 3.75mm (9 UK, 5 US) size needles, you may require larger or smaller size needles, depending on your knitting tension.

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Knit Chick


Size 8 knitting needles
yellow knitting worsted yarn
Instructions for chick to fit over a large plastic egg. (Instructions for chick to fit regular size plastic egg or hard boiled egg in parentheses.)
Cast on 32 (24) sts.
First 4 (3) rows: K2, P2 across.
Next 14 (10) rows: K across.
Next row: Bind off first 10 (7) sts, then K remaining 22 (17) sts.
Next row: Bind off first 10 (7) sts, then K remaining 12 (10) sts.
Next 10 (6) rows: K across.
Bind off, fold in half, sew together with yarn.
Add features: small bead for eyes, red felt comb, orange beak, yarn loops for tail.

gave these to my friends for easter. i thought chicks were appropriate because they're not too easter-y and once the creme egg's gone (which is very very quick) they can be used as egg cosies to keep non-chocolate eggs warm. i was inspired by the egg cosies posted last year, but i winged a short-row pattern so that i had less seaming. here's roughly what i did: cast on 10 sts row 1: k8, wrap and turn row 2: k across repeat rows 1-2 until the 'top' looks circular (try fitting an egg into the half-knitted cosy & see if the two edges meet at the top). then: row 3: k7, wrap and turn row 4: k across row 5: k6, wrap and turn row 6: k across cast off i find in casting off that it looks neater if, when you reach the last two sts, you pull the loop on the right needle THROUGH the loop on the left needle. then just sew up the seam, weave in the ends and sew on beads for eyes and a piece of felt for the beak. hope that's clear. happy easter!