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Chu Totoro Toy by brella &copy brella &copy Acornbud &copy hairykrishna &copy BreiKonijn by TeaKat 
Chu Totoro Toy

by brella

Totoros are shy forest spirits portrayed in My Neighbor Totoro, a charming animated film by Japanese director Hayao Miyazaki. The medium blue totoro shown in the movie is known as the chu totoro in Japanese.

No specific yarns or needles are recommended. Knit this with the Chibi Totoro and O Totoro* patterns at the same gauge for a complete set. If you’re a beginning knitter, this is more complex than the chibi totoro. As well as knitting in the round and short rows, it involves intarsia, picking up stitches, and seaming. If you’re an experienced knitter, you’ll find this a quick but interesting knit, and good for stashbusting small quantities of yarn. average rating of 4.6 from 83 votes
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