Red Squirrel
by Sara Elizabeth Kellner
patterns >
Wild & Woolly Knitted Animals
> Red Squirrel


© Sara Elizabeth Kellner

© Sara Elizabeth Kellner

© Sara Elizabeth Kellner

© Sara Elizabeth Kellner

© Sara Elizabeth Kellner
Red Squirrel
The coat of this little critter varies in color with time of year and location, although the underside is always white-cream.
This Red Squirrel pattern switches back and forth between knitting in the round, and knitting flat, just to make sure you’re not falling asleep. :-) It is around 6” from head to tail, and 3” wide when finished.
Learn more about this wonderful animal and 24 others when you read the pages of a naturalist as she travels the world, documenting the animals she sees, and designing knitting patterns for each one. This book was a collaboration with my children who did the artwork.
About this pattern

About this yarn
by Cascade Yarns ®
Aran
47% Merino, 31% Alpaca, 22% Nylon
240 yards
/
100
grams
338 projects
stashed
347 times
rating
of
4.6
from
56 votes
More from Sara Elizabeth Kellner
- First published: October 2022
- Page created: October 14, 2022
- visits in the last 24 hours
- visitors right now