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Gentle Giant of the Sea, these large animals fascinate me, and I
could not resist making a pattern for one, after reading about them.
This is an easy knit pattern, knit the body and fins flat, on size #4 knitting needles, and the mouth section is knit in the round, like the end of a sock, on dpn’s or 2-16 inch circular needles.
Instructions are easy to follow , and the item knits up quick.
Bonus section to teach you how to graft using your dpns and knit graphting , rather than the yarn needle method, works up quick, by knit grafting.
Pattern is available in our shops now.
The whale shark is a filter feeder – It feeds on macroalgae, plankton, krill, Christmas Island red crab larvae and small nektonic life, such as small squid or vertebrates.
This is an easy knit pattern, knit the body and fins flat, on size #4 knitting needles, and the mouth section is knit in the round, like the end of a sock, on dpn’s or 2-16 inch circular needles.
Instructions are easy to follow , and the item knits up quick.
Bonus section to teach you how to graft using your dpns and knit graphting , rather than the yarn needle method, works up quick, by knit grafting.
Pattern is available in our shops now.
The whale shark is a filter feeder – It feeds on macroalgae, plankton, krill, Christmas Island red crab larvae and small nektonic life, such as small squid or vertebrates.
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