Knitted Birds

Lucy and Larry the lovebirds knitting kit

Name: Lucy and Larry the lovebirds knitting kit
Brand: Knitted Birds
Price: 18.0 GBP
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Lucy and Larry the lovebirds knitting kit

£18.00 GBP

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Needles Without needles With a pair of 4mm knitting needles With a pair of knitting needles and a darning needle

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This fun and relaxing lovebirds knit kit is the perfect gift for beginner knitters
Handmade in the Scottish highlands
Contains everything that you need to knit two cute lovebirds (just add needles)
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Lucy and Larry are lovebirds! Don't they make a cute couple? Lovebirds become very attached to their partners, and can be very lonely without them, so you should definitely knit a pair... Here’s a knit kit box which contains everything that you need to knit two adorable lovebirds!

Each lovebirds knitting kit is carefully handmade and packed by me, and will contain all the yarn and notions that you need to knit two cute lovebirds – No need to order all the different yarns and bits and pieces – you can sit back, relax, and start knitting straight away. It's all there for you!

If you'd like to add needles to your kit, a pair of high quality 4mm Pony aluminium knitting needles are £2, and a pack of 2 Pony darning needles are £1.

Your lovebirds knitting kit is presented in a large, stylish gift box, and bundled up in plastic-free, recyclable packaging. This bird knit kit is the perfect, original gift for a knitter, bird lover, or for a pair of lovebirds in your life - they'll love knitting Lucy and Larry, and the kit includes a cute lovebirds badge for them to enjoy, too!

Are Lucy and Larry suitable for beginners?

Very much so. This is the easiest Knitted Birds kit as the lovebirds are simply knitted flat, making them a relaxing project for a beginner: no need to knit in the round. There’s no colour-changing mid-row, making this an ideal relaxing knit.

Basic knitting skills that you need to know:

Stocking stitch, increasing by knitting into the front and back of a stitch (inc 1) and decreasing by knitting 2 stitches together (k2tog). Head on over to my how to knit tutorials if you need any advice!