My Snake pattern is made from lots of curved pattern pieces which end up as aligned stripes when the snake is coiled. When you pick him up, his body looks like a big spring and is lots of fun to play with. He measures about 100" from nose to tail. This model is made with hand-dyed Sky and Blue Jay Hoffman fabrics.
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What fun I had making 10 snakes for Christmas. 'Twas a LOT of work and stuffing them is a real challenge but well worth it. You are a mathematics genius to design such a clever pattern. I didn't follow your picture in choosing fabric but used all kinds of wild prints. Kids and adults loved them and found many ways to enjoy them.
Posted by: Georgia | 01/06/2010 at 10:53 AM
Just finished this snake for my grand daughter and it turned out really beautifully. Here's his picture: http://quiltknitplay.blogspot.com/2010/01/elsas-snake.html
I love these patterns. I've also done the elephant and hope to do some of the others.
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