Rabbits and Robots
Tiny Octopus Knitting Pattern
Tiny Octopus Knitting Pattern
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Octopuses have been around for almost 300 million years! Octopuses are invertebrates. They can squeeze through any space that will accommodate their beaks. In aquariums, they’ve been known to escape their tanks at night. The eight limbs of an octopus are its arms, and they’re really important! Did you know that octopuses have two thirds of their neurons in their arms? They can quite literally think with their arms, which can operate independently of the body. Octopuses are primed for mischief, so you’d better make sure to have enough adventures to keep these guys in line!
This is a PDF instant digital download with both US Letter and A4 paper options for printing.
Difficulty
Beginner
Skills and Techniques
- Working in the round in small circumferences
Yarn
Fingering weight yarn
- 10 yards/9 meters per octopus
Needles
- US 3/3.00 mm needles for working small pieces in the round: DPNs, 1 long circular, or 2 short circulars
Notions
- Stitch marker
- Tapestry needle
- Two 7mm wiggle eyes
- Polyester fiber fill
- Hot Glue or Fabric Glue to adhere eyes
- Size C/3.00 mm crochet hook (optional)
Finished Measurements
One size
- 3 inches/ 7.5 cm tall
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