Pattern: Some Assembly Required
Yarn: Cascade 220
Very, very fiddly but not really that much knitting and super cute! And I loooove his little hands. Still needs a face but otherwise done!
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lego man! coooooooollllll
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wow…..I’m still so tempted….maybe I’ll make one for ravelympics.
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That’s pretty cool! How original!
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So awesome…I might have to break down and make one.
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Hahaha, oh man, he looks amazing. Fantastic work. Is he stuffed, though, or is he solid?
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That is the most kick-ass piece of knitting I’ve seen all festive season.
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Excellent! I really want to make these for one of my lego-loving friends, but am afraid if I make one I’ll be asked to make hundreds!
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My son is a Lego nut. I really need to make this for him. How tall is he finished? Do you have any tips for making him?
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Love him! I just have two more legs to go, and I’ll have my 2 SARs done!
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That came out amazing! It ALMOST makes me wanna knit one too.
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I just love that! It’s adorable, even without a face :)
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This is seriously amazing! I love it!
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Thank FSM #2 son didn’t spot this about ten years ago.
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Very cool.
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I love that little guy!! I’m from the homecountry of Lego’s and hane played with Lego since my childhood.
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My husband was reading over my shoulder as I was looking at all of the knitting blogs I keep up on and when I came to yours he said “A lego guy! That is so cool!” and then gave me a very meaningful look as if to say knit me one immediately!
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Ah, that’s super cute! I wish I had more patience for fiddly knits.
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ingenious!
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Absolutely Beauuuuuuuutifull Legoman :D My brothers little boy would like this I’m sure :D where did you find this pattern??? Love Jenny
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