This adorable knit toy set is perfect for any little builder. The pattern includes directions to make a Philip’s head screwdriver, a flat head screwdriver, a saw, a hammer and nails and screws.

Notes from pattern:
Notes:
-All pieces are worked in the round except portions of the saw handle. The saw handle uses short rows (worked in the round) to form the corners as well as a provisional cast on and grafting using kitchener stitch. The screwdrivers are worked in one piece. The saw and hammer are each knit in two pieces.
-Fusible interfacing is used in the saw blade to help it hold its shape.
-If only making the tools (not any nails or screws) one skein of C1 should be just enough.

Measurements:
Measurements are approximate, size will vary slightly depending on stuffing. Screwdrivers: 9” long x 6” around handle Saw: 11” long x 5” wide at handle Hammer: 9.5” long x 4.5” around handle Nails and Screws: 1.25” tall x .75” across

Needles:
-US Size 2 (3.75mm) DPNs or long circulars for Magic Loop Method

Yarn:
- Knit Picks Shine Sport Weight yarn- C1-Robot, 2 skeins; C2-Serrano, 1 skein

Notions:
-Yarn needle
-Stitch markers
-Stuffing
-9” x 5” piece of 72F Peltex ultra firm 2-sided fusible interfacing (slightly larger than needed to be cut down to size)
-Dark gray embroidery thread or scrap yarn

Gauge:
28 sts and 38 rows= 4” in Stockinette St