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Cat’s Meow Bookmark
That’s the great secret of creativity. You treat ideas like cats: you make them follow you.” -Ray Bradbury.
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For the cat lovers in the room, meet The Cat’s Meow Bookmark.
This fun little kitty is crocheted all in one piece, so there is no sewing or joining the head to the body, making it a quick and satisfying project.
It works up faster than you can say supercalifragilisticexpialidocious and makes a great gift for bookworms, teachers, and of course fellow cat people.
Cute, simple, and guaranteed to make you smile.!
Crochet terminology: Both US and UK.
This is a written pattern with photos and graph.
Please note that while you are welcome to download and enjoy this pattern as a freebie, it is provided for personal use only.
This pattern and all accompanying photographs are copyrighted and may not be copied, altered, redistributed, resold, or shared in any form, nor may any part be claimed as your own. Any use other than personal use requires my prior consent.
You are very welcome to sell the finished physical bookmark made from this pattern, provided you credit Auburncraft Crochet Design as the designer and include a link to the original pattern listing.
If you have a Ravelry account, I would also really appreciate it if you could give the pattern a favourite.
Thank you for your support, and happy crocheting!
This pattern is also available as a free download on Ravelry (click here).
Materials:
6mm/J hook Clover Armour Hook (click here for Clover Armour Hook)
Aran Weight Yarn. Approx. 20m/21.8yd used (scrap yarn could be used for this.
Scissors
Tapestry Needle
Finished Measurements:
· 10cm/3.9inches from top of cat to bottom not including the tail. The tail length is dependent upon the length of chain used.
Thank you to my incredible pattern testers:
A huge thank you to my pattern testers.
Nancy McKain, Trish Perry, Michelle Westwood, Colleen Harris, Sue Pfer, Mirjam Annaars
Scrap yarns of varying brand were used by the testers.