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Hello Kitty Free Pattern

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kitty.gifThis knitting pattern is for this (look alike) Hello kitty doll that I am sure your kitty enthused daughter, granddaughter or friend is going to love.

Click here for the FREE hello kitty knitting pattern.

It looks like our hello kitty files keep getting taken down ,could this be to copyright? I am not sure but the link should be working, try again.

Here is another link, but it is NOT for the same doll but other hello kitty knitting projects

and while I am updating I have added a hello kitty knitted beanie pattern

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  2. I tried today and the link still does not go to the pattern. I received this error messages: Path Index Error.

    Sorry, we can’t find the archived version of this page. The URL has been archived but not indexed. Try another request or click here to search for all pages on generatordesign.com/kitty.html
    See the FAQs for more info and help, or contact us.

  3. I get the same honkin’ error message. Drats! I really wanted to knock one of these out. I’m so done with winter knits.

  5. I have knitted the “Hello Kitty” doll but can’t seem to do the eyes. The pattern says to do knots winding wool around 6 times???? Can anyone offer suggestion on how this is done?

  6. hello is it possible for you to see if you have any helo kitty jumper patterns for 7yrs to 12 yrs thank you

  7. not sure about copyright but there is a seller on e-bay who is charging £1.49 for this pattern including your image/photo.

  9. Was really hoping to do this for my daughter’s christmas present as we don’t have much money, but I have lots of wool.

  10. I really liked the pattern I made a bow to finish of the hello kitty for mine
    katex

  11. Hi I was trying to get the hello kitty beanie pattern but for some reason it wont lert me can some one pls email me the toddler one and the doll pattern for it pls my email account is dobbyjoel@yahoo.co.uk.
    thank uk
    Katex

  12. I use small black shank buttons for my toy eyes. They are easy to pull through to back of head and tie off.

  13. I’m trying to knit the Hello Kitty doll..but,simply can’t understand the body directions:

    shape upper body)
    K7, (K2tog) 4x, K10, (K2tog) 4x, K7 – 32 sts

    Can you e-mail me with help? Thanks, Lynn

Have you read?

Michaels Acquires Joann Intellectual Property; Joann Website Now Forwards to Michaels

Craft retailer Michaels has acquired the intellectual property and private label brands of now-defunct retailer Joann, according to a media release, and the Joann website now forwards to Michaels. 

The releases states that Michaels will be developing the “beloved Big Twist® brands as part of the Michaels portfolio.” It also notes plans to expand its offerings in the fabric, sewing and yarn categories, with more than 600 new products being added. 

“We’re honored to have the opportunity to welcome JOANN customers into our creative community and are committed to delivering the selection, value, and inspiration they are looking for at Michaels,” David Boone, CEO of Michaels, said in the release. 

Specific to yarn, the company notes it has plans to expand its yarn selection by 25 percent this year, including releasing more than 60 new private-label Loops & Threads products beginning this month, expanding offerings of Lion Brand and the Yarnspirations family of brands, and welcoming Big Twist yarns. 

The release specifically mentions Big Twist Value Plus, Big Twist Twinkle, Big Twist Posh and Big Twist Baby Bear, and notes that the offerings are “now being developed as part of Michaels portfolio of brands and will be available in-stores and online later this year.”

No word on what this means for Herrschners, which previously announced it would carry Big Twist. Its page announcing the news still says “at this time we are not able to release details on specific Big Twist varieties or colors, or the exact date the yarn will be available to order” and encourages signing up for email updates.

This news comes just days after the final closing of the last Joann locations and the appearance of a message on their website talking about “stitching up something new.” The Joann website now forwards to a landing page for craft retailer Michaels. 

“Welcome Joann customers,” it says at the top. “We’ve got your go-to essentials and so much more.” The page also notes “everyone is welcome at our craft table” and says the website is a source for “fabrics, yarn, notions & more.”

Further down the page it says “With JOANN stores closing, Michaels is excited to welcome new makers, crafters, and sewing enthusiasts into our community” and has a string of links to product categories these shoppers might be looking for. It says Michaels carries “many of the favorites that Joann customers love” including patterned fabric, yarn, ribbons and notions. 

The release calls this a “dedicated landing page” with a “curated assortment of products” they think are relevant to the Joann shopper. 

If you go directly to Micheaels.com, you see their regular website but there is a link at the top of the page for Joann customers that leads to the same page linked above. 

The release doesn’t mention opening any new stores in towns left without a craft store thanks to the Joann closure. It does note they have 1,300 stores in 49 states and in Canada, and they have both US and Canada-facing websites. 

What do you think of this news? It’s not the exciting future I’d hoped for with Joanns cryptic announcement, but I know legions of knitters and crocheters will be happy to know Big Twist will live on, and other crafters will probably be happy about expanded selection at Michaels.