If it’s not as tidy as you would like make another stitch or so and then push the needle in through the base of the head where you have just finished off and out roughly in the middle of the back of the head.

She is roughly 13cm long (plus an extra 3cm or so where her horn sticks out) and 11cm tall which enables her to sit snugly within a 23cm wreath but gauge isn’t hugely important when making a decorative item of this nature and I am sure that small size variations will have very little impact on her fabulousness! I was sat looking at my Moorland Wreath, made with the colours of the Yorkshire Moors as put together by Lucy at Attic24 and realised that these were also the colours of the Highlands and that a woolly bully sat inside had the potential to be even more wonderful than the Swaledale Sheep I put in the Yorkshire version. You can then add or subtract stitches as you wish to get a size you like (remembering that you might want to make your legs a bit longer or wider too so they stay in proportion). We take intellectual property concerns very seriously, but many of these problems can be resolved directly by the parties involved. Then sew the head onto one end of the body, facing forwards as shown in the photos and you are ready to add the distinctive hair!

At this point you don’t have a right side and a wrong side but you will once you start sewing the legs so lay it down flat and the side facing you will be the wrong side. My first attempt at trimming her fringe went about as well as every attempt I’ve ever made at cutting the hair of my children! Some of the technologies we use are necessary for critical functions like security and site integrity, account authentication, security and privacy preferences, internal site usage and maintenance data, and to make the site work correctly for browsing and transactions.

Douglas is an intermediate pattern that is great for someone that has learnt the basics of knitting and is looking for their next super cute challenge! com, the Sell on Etsy app, and the Etsy app, as well as the electricity that powers Etsy’s global offices and employees working remotely from home in the US.To make my woolly bully I used three shades of DK weight yarn plus black for the embroidered details.

These little tubes should have enough rigidity to stick out from the head and curve upwards and stay where you arrange them to be. Once you have a height you like just keep adding rows (after the legs) until the body is the length you want before adding the second pair of legs.

Your stitches will then be on your second needle, slide them down to the right and bringing the working yarn from the left behind the work to use knit again. You might know this handsome creature as a Highland Cow but in my family they have always been woolly bullys ever since my mother declared them to be so when she was just a young girl on her first trip to Scotland.

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