Knitting pattern couldn’t have a better home
UPDATE (13 April, 2011): We have now made the pattern available to anyone to download. Please go to this page where you will find the links. Enjoy!
I’ve suspected for some time that I’m working with a bunch of jokers. However we now have official acknowledgment that this is, indeed, a fact.
OF&G Certification Manager, Steve Clarkson, with his "prize"
When an impromptu “best” joke competition was instigated by Farmers Weekly among the denizens of Twitter, it turns out to have been none other than our very own Certification Manager, Steve Clarkson, who came up with the “best” offering.
And his prize? A stunning Farmers Weekly tractor knitting pattern. Now, in many offices this would be filed under amusing and end up in a draw. But not at Organic Farmers & Growers. Oh no. Among our multi-talented team is a master knitter (is there a proper word for that?) in the form of Certification Officer, Katie Owens. As I write Katie is obtaining Steve’s measurements and planning colour schemes. Obviously when we have the finished product Steve will be forced to model it for all to see.
You won’t be surprised to hear that it wasn’t this offering from Steve that won the joke competition:
What do you get when you cross a rooster and a cow? Cockadoodlemoo!
No, the effort that tickled the fancy of the FW team was:
What kind of milk comes from a forgetful cow? Milk of Amnesia.
Are you laughing out loud?
Please could you send us the tractor pattern as I have been looking for ages for a tractor pattern. Thank you in advance
Hi please email me tractor knitting pattern it is fantastic just what my grandson has asked for, many thanks , regards Deborah Lowe.
I hate to add another request, but, I have also been looking for a pattern to knit for my four year old grandson who is crazy about tractors.
Thanks.
and another……pretty please can you email the tractor pattern to me too please, for my little boy.
thanks.
Hi Cayley. You can download the knitting pattern from the links we’ve now posted at the top of this page. It’s in two parts, as Adobe PDF files, which will open on most people’s computers. Enjoy the knitting!