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“Owls” Sweater Pattern

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owlsNote: since this post was originally published in 2009, the pattern is no longer free. You can find more information about the adult and child-sized sweaters at the website linked below (scroll down) or buy the pattern directly via digital download.

I cannot send you the pattern because I do not have it.

Thanks!

Here is Terrye’s original post:

Isn’t this the cutest thing? I love it! And the buttons for the owl’s eyes are adorable too. But.. since I’m soooo over winter, I’m thinking a cap sleeve instead of the long sleeves. What do you think? go……here!  http://needled.wordpress.com/designs/

Looking for more Owl Sweaters? Check out these patterns on Etsy.

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Comments

  2. Hi Kate – i would really love this pattern and also the small one for kids. it is really so stunning. regards Vera.

  3. Hey so I’m new to this, but i would love to knit this jumper/sweater, I was wondering if it was free or not, and if it isn’t where do I buy it?

  5. I really love the owl sweater pattern and was
    wondering if you could e-mail me a copy. I would
    also like the childrens pattern as well if that is available. Thank you so much. The sweaters are amazing!

    Mary

  6. Hi! This owl sweater pattern is awesome! I want to knit it for myself and wear it everywhere! Please email me a copy of the pattern 🙂

    -Maria 🙂

  9. Hi, just wondering if you would be able to e-mail this pattern. Owls are my little obsession and my mom would LOVE to knit it for me. Thanks!

  11. I am learning to knit and would love a copy of this pattern!!! It would be my first sweater!!! Please email the pattern to me. Thanks you so much.
    Patrice

  13. Can you send me a copy of this pattern?
    The one linked isn’t free like your url says it is… I would GREATLY appreciate it! COMPLETELY in love with this sweater!! Thanks!

  14. I think this is such a cute sweater and my winter collection really needs some additions! So could you please send me the pattern?

    Thank you very much!
    Alexandra

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