Pattern: Mobile Monsters, published in Stitch N' Bitch Nation, ed. Debbie Stoller.
MATERIALS:
Berroco Plush (100% nylon; 50g/90yds)
Piggy: 1 skein #1932 Precious Pink
Bunny: 1 skein #1934 Black Out
US 5 (3.75mm) straight needles
Stitch markers
Tapestry needle
Sewing needle
Thread to match yarn
Piggy: Small piece of pink felt
Piggy: 2 7/16” domed shank buttons
Piggy: 1 1” pink 4 holed coat button
Bunny: Small piece of white felt
Bunny: 2 1/4” round beads
The only question I've been getting is about "Pu" - that's an abbreviation for "pick up stitches." Check out page 263 of SNBN for the tutorial.
There really was a kitty monster that hotwired my car and drove off. The vehicle was later recovered, but the kitty monster had escaped. To make a kitty, use the piggy pattern for the ears. Cut out felt teeth as for the bunny pattern, and trim into fangs. Do not leave unattended in a motor vehicle. Also has unfortunate tendency to chew on headset cords.
There are two mods of the pattern posted on Craftster - a piggy resized to fit a digital camera, and a piggy modded to hold an iPod. [update 27 Aug 05] Mod of the pattern to make a Goofy Hot Pink Kitty! Done in bright orange and with cute button eyes, iPod Piggy. An assortment of piggies and a bunny.
Susan Beal was inspired by my design to make a Year of the Pig iPod Cozy, sewn up out of a felted sweater.
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