Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Life is hard—everyone needs a comfort chicken to make it all better! Whether you’ve never knit a bird before or you’re ready to customize and accessorize an entire coop alongside fellow makers, join us for our Emotional Support Chicken® Weekend Knit-A-Long!
Designed by Annette Corsino, this wildly popular, incredibly huggable pattern is the ultimate stash-buster and an absolute joy to create. Over one fun, community-filled weekend, we will dive into the shaping, share tips for the perfect stuffing, and brainstorm hilarious ways to give your new feathered friend some unique personality.
The Pattern: Emotional Support Chicken® by Annette Corsino (available on Ravelry).
Experience Level: Confident advanced beginners and up! If you can knit, purl, and want to learn short rows, you can knit a chicken.
What to Bring: Your favorite worsted weight scraps (approx. 200 yards for the main color, 100 yards for a contrast color, and bits of C1 and C2 or the crown, wattle, and beak), US 7 needles, and safety eyes or buttons.
Warning: You can't make just one! Grab your stash, pick your palette, and let’s get ready to hatch some fun together.
Life is hard—everyone needs a comfort chicken to make it all better! Whether you’ve never knit a bird before or you’re ready to customize and accessorize an entire coop alongside fellow makers, join us for our Emotional Support Chicken® Weekend Knit-A-Long!
Designed by Annette Corsino, this wildly popular, incredibly huggable pattern is the ultimate stash-buster and an absolute joy to create. Over one fun, community-filled weekend, we will dive into the shaping, share tips for the perfect stuffing, and brainstorm hilarious ways to give your new feathered friend some unique personality.
The Pattern: Emotional Support Chicken® by Annette Corsino (available on Ravelry).
Experience Level: Confident advanced beginners and up! If you can knit, purl, and want to learn short rows, you can knit a chicken.
What to Bring: Your favorite worsted weight scraps (approx. 200 yards for the main color, 100 yards for a contrast color, and bits of C1 and C2 or the crown, wattle, and beak), US 7 needles, and safety eyes or buttons.
Warning: You can't make just one! Grab your stash, pick your palette, and let’s get ready to hatch some fun together.