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Koinobori - Japanese Carp Streamers

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$4.00
Koinobori - Japanese Carp Streamers
$4.00
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What you'll need

One size only: Laid flat at ( W ) 8.0 cm x ( L ) 17.5 with ( C ) 16.5 cm per carp
ONline Linie 5 Corafino
ONline Linie 5 Corafino
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ONline Linie 5 Corafino
ONline Linie 5 Corafino
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ONline Linie 5 Corafino
ONline Linie 5 Corafino
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Tools & Other Supplies
US 3 (3.25mm) Single Pointed Needles – 10" (25cm) (opens in a new tab)
US 2.5 (3mm) – 10" (25cm) (opens in a new tab)
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Product Details

Traditionally, carp wind streamers called Koinobori are raised during Children's Day as a part of Japan's Golden Week Celebration to celebrate children, their happiness & strength while respecting their diverse personalities. Koinobori has a Magoi (black carp) representing the father, followed by Higoi (red carp) for the mother & smaller varied coloured streamers denoting their ages & gender for each child in the household.

We gave our Koinobori a modern twist with sock-like construction. The pattern is also flexible that you could make more, turn them into a fishing game or simply string them together into garlands instead of attaching it to a pole. They will surely make fantastic props for children's parties or inject some colours in room decors.

  • DISCLAIMER : The suggested yarn would be the closest match to the yarn used in this project. It is advisable to always knit a gauge swatch first before you begin with your project.
Craft
Knitting
Designer
Na Yeo-Mueller
Format
Downloadable PDF
Language
English
Notes
- Empty toilet rolls or cardboards - Windmill pole - Wires
Number of patterns
1
Pages
9
Skill Level
Intermediate

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