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Sackboy has always been one of my top project I wanted to knit but have always been occupy with other things. I found Alan Dart’s sackboy version but wanted to have a happy face for him, so I made some alteration to the pattern. I knitted every thing in the round since I hate seaming. For his happy face, I binded off 24 stitches and cast back on 24 stitches on the next row between the last inc row and the first dec row for the head. The hands were a little tricky too and I didn’t really like having all five fingers. I wanted the hands to look more like the sackboy i purchased from the shop so I only knitted a thumb for him and have the other 4 fingers knitted together. I thought it looked better this way. I also used snap buttons for the joints because I wanted it to be moveable just like in the game. Anyway below is the alteration I made to Alan Dart’s sackboy version. Please note that I only made changes to its Head and hands. Other parts are knitted as directed by Alan Dart. Yarn: Naturally Loyal 8ply/DK Needles: 3.25mm needles 40cm circular needles Mouth: With the circular needle cast on 8 stitches. Join to work in the round, being careful not to twist the stitches. Place a stitch marker on the first stitch. Row 1: knit Row 2: kfb to every stitch [16 sts] Row 3: knit Row 4: (K1, kfb) to end [24 sts] Row 5: knit Row 6: (K2, kfb) to end [32 sts] Row 7: knit Row 8: (K3, kfb) to end [40 sts] Row 9: knit Row 10: (K4, kfb) to end [48 sts] bind off. Tongue With the straight needle cast on 8 stitches. Row 1-4: knit Row 5: ssk, k4, k2tog Row 6: ssk, k2, k2tog Bind off. Head: With the circular needle cast on 12 stitches. Join to work in the round, being careful not to twist the stitches. Place a stitch marker on the first stitch. Work onto double‐pointed needles when necessary. 1st inc row (Inc 1, inc 1, K1) to end. [20 sts] Next row Knit. 2nd inc row (Inc 1, K1) to end. [30 sts] Next row Knit. 3rd inc row (K1, inc 1, K1) to end. [40 sts] Next row Knit. 4th inc row (K1, inc 1, K2) to end. [50 sts] Next row Knit. 5th inc row (K2, inc 1, K2) to end. [60 sts] Next row Knit. 6th inc row (K2, inc 1, K3) to end. [70 sts] St st 2 rows. For mouth K23, BO24, K23 For mouth K23, CO24, K23 St st 2 rows. 1st dec row (K6, k2tog, K6) to end. [65 sts] St st 3 rows. 2nd dec row (K6, k2tog, K5) to end. [60 sts] St st 3 rows. 3rd dec row (K5, k2tog, K5) to end. [55 sts] St st 3 rows. 4th dec row (K5, k2tog, K4) to end. [50 sts] St st 3 rows. Sew in mouth and tongue and start shaping the head as you go. 5th dec row (K2, k2tog, K1) to end [40 sts]. St st 2 rows. 6th dec row (P2tog, P2) to end [30 sts]. St st 2 rows. 7th dec row (K1, k2tog) to end [20 sts]. Start inserting stuffing before hole gets too small. Next row Purl. 8th dec row (K 2 tog) to end. [10 sts] Break yarn and thread tail through remaining stitches, pull to inside of cap and weave in end. Arms (make 2 pieces) With the circular needle cast on 6 stitches. Join to work in the round, being careful not to twist the stitches. Place a stitch marker on the first stitch. Row 1: Knit. Row 2: kfb into every st to end. [12 sts]. Row 3-16: knit. Row 17: Cast on 4 sts, bo 4, kni
t to end Row 18-20: knit. Row 20: (k4, k2tog) to end Row 21: (k3, k2tog) to end Use tweezers to stuff firmly and bind off using kitchener stitches. Killerbees

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