Easy Teabag Knitting Pattern with Legs
Well!! As many of you know, my daughter crochets, whilst I am the knitter in the household.. the main reason? Because there are SOOOOO many cute crochet projects out there, with significantly less knitting patterns that are “cute” in a teenagers eyes. Well. I am on a mission to to find all the cutest knitting patterns out there.. and today, I have one of these for you – the most adorable Teabag with Legs Knitting Pattern, by the amazing Jenny Church!
Jenny has SUPER KINDLY allowed me to share her pattern here on Red Ted Art (note: please do not redistribute this pattern without Jenny’s consent – it is for personal use only). I am SO excited to share this with you today. Knitting really is JUST AS CUTE!
And if you liked the teabag knitting pattern.. be sure to watch this space for some adorable Marshmallows with Legs Knitting Patterns heading your way.
Supplies needed for you Teabag with Legs Knitting Project:
- DK Yarn in desired colors
- 2.25mm needles
- Safety eyes and thread for mouth
How to knit a teabag with legs
Teabag by Jenny Church
Seed stitch how to
This little tea bag uses the seed stitch, which is created as follows:
Row 1 and all odd rows – K1,P1,K1,P1 (Repeat for all stitches)
Row 2 and all even rows – P1,K1, P1, K1 (Repeat for all stitches)
Front Back and sides (make 2)
Cast on 16 stitches in light brown
Rows 1-18 seed stitch all rows
Change to dark brown
Rows 19-26 seed stitch all rows
Cast off knitwise
Add safety eyes and sew on a mouth to one half.
Bottom piece
Cast on 12 stitches in dark brown
Rows 1-6 seed stitch all rows
Cast off knitwise
The Teabag Tag
Cast on 8 stitches in teal/turquoise
Rows 1-16 Stocking stitch
Cast off knitwise
The Teabag’s Feet (make 2)
Cast on 8 stitches in mid brown
Row 1 Purl
Row 2 K2Tog x 4
Row 3 P2Tog x2
Row 4 Knit
Row 5 Purl
Cast off knitwise
Assembly
Sew your teabag body parts together and add the feet.
Sew on a little mouth.
Connect the teabag label with a piece of yarn to the top of your teabag body!
And done.
If you love this pattern, you can follow Jenny Church on Ravelry AND grab the PDF version in her store!
OMG isn’t this the cutest knitting pattern EVER??! Love love love! And here they are all again together:
A HUGE thank you to Jenny Church for sharing this adorable pattern with us all. It is simply so so soooo fun.
You can also check out Jenny’s Pumpkin Spice Latter Amigurumi and Knitted Marshmallow Buddies:
Be sure to stop by for some more knitting cuteness from the amazing Jenny coming soon!
In the meantime, here is another couple of favourite knitting pattern – perfect for Random Acts of Kindess – the Izzy Doll Tinkerbell and the adorable mini teddy/ mini bunny knitting patterns:
