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    This post provides a free knitting pattern for chocolate chip cookies that can be used as play food or in a story from the book Adventures in Mochimochi Land. The pattern is for simple cookies made from brown yarn that are stuffed lightly and have chocolate chips embroidered on. It includes materials needed and step-by-step instructions to knit the cookies from the bottom up in rounds. The cookies are intended to be relatively flat so they can be used as wheels on a toy truck or other play items as featured in the Mochimochi Land book.

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    This post provides a free knitting pattern for chocolate chip cookies that can be used as play food or in a story from the book Adventures in Mochimochi Land. The pattern is for simple cookies made from brown yarn that are stuffed lightly and have chocolate chips embroidered on. It includes materials needed and step-by-step instructions to knit the cookies from the bottom up in rounds. The cookies are intended to be relatively flat so they can be used as wheels on a toy truck or other play items as featured in the Mochimochi Land book.

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    This post provides a free knitting pattern for chocolate chip cookies that can be used as play food or in a story from the book Adventures in Mochimochi Land. The pattern is for simple cookies made from brown yarn that are stuffed lightly and have chocolate chips embroidered on. It includes materials needed and step-by-step instructions to knit the cookies from the bottom up in rounds. The cookies are intended to be relatively flat so they can be used as wheels on a toy truck or other play items as featured in the Mochimochi Land book.

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    Knitting Cookie

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    Pauline Chung
    This post provides a free knitting pattern for chocolate chip cookies that can be used as play food or in a story from the book Adventures in Mochimochi Land. The pattern is for simple cookies made from brown yarn that are stuffed lightly and have chocolate chips embroidered on. It includes materials needed and step-by-step instructions to knit the cookies from the bottom up in rounds. The cookies are intended to be relatively flat so they can be used as wheels on a toy truck or other play items as featured in the Mochimochi Land book.

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    The free pattern is for a chocolate chip cookie that can be used as a toy or decoration. It provides instructions for knitting a simple cookie shape using yarn.

    The free pattern is for a chocolate chip cookie that is knitted and can be used as either a toy or decoration.

    The materials needed for the free pattern include worsted weight yarn in light and dark brown, a set of size 5 US double pointed needles, stuffing, and a tapestry needle.

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    Chip Cookie
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    Posted on June 5, 2015 by Anna
    Mochimochi Land
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    This is a beginning-level BONUS pattern from Adventures in
    Mochimochi Land, available June 9th from book sellers everywhere. Behind the Scenes
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    You’ll need:
    —Worsted-weight yarn in 2 colors, light brown and dark brown
    —Set of size 5 US (3.75mm) double-pointed needles
    —Stuffing
    —Tapestry needle

    A list of pattern abbreviations can be found here.

    Pattern (worked bottom to top)

    With light brown yarn, cast on 4 stitches onto one DPN. Without
    turning, slide the stitches to the right end of the needle to work the
    first round as an I-cord.
    Rnd 1 (worked as I-cord): [Kfb] 4 times (8 sts).
    Distribute the stitches onto 3 DPNs to continue working in a round.
    Rnd 2: [Kfb] 8 times (16 sts).
    Rnd 3: Knit.
    Rnd 4: [Kfb, k1] 8 times (24 sts).
    Rnd 5: Knit.
    Rnd 6: [Kfb, k2] 8 times (32 sts).
    Rnds 7-9: Knit (3 rnds).
    Rnd 10: [K2tog, k2] 8 times (24 sts).
    Rnd 11: Knit.
    Lightly stuff the piece (enough to fill out the shape, but the cookie
    should be relatively two-dimensional when pressed flat).
    Rnd 12: [K2tog, k1] 8 times (16 sts).
    Rnd 13: Knit.
    Rnd 14: [K2tog] 8 times (8 sts).
    Break the yarn, leaving a tail of a few inches, and draw it tightly
    through the stitches with a tapestry needle. With the tail still on the
    tapestry needle, weave it down through the bottom of the piece,
    and make several small stitches going all the way through the
    bottom and top of the piece, to help it retain its flat shape.

    With dark brown yarn, embroider small, randomly-placed patches


    of stitches to resemble chocolate chips.

    For more quick and delectable knits, check out Adventures in


    Mochimochi Land, available from retailers like Amazon and also
    from us in the Mochimochi Shop!

    © 2015 Anna Hrachovec / Mochimochi Land

    Please do not copy or distribute any part of this pattern without


    permission.
    Please do not sell items made from this pattern without permission.

    Weave in the loose ends.

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