You will need:
- 3mm crochet hook
- Yarn
needle
- Yarn (approx 15g or 45m)
- Black embroidery
thread or 4mm safety eyes.
- Soft
toy filling
Stitches and abbreviations used:
(I
am from England but use US crochet terms)
- MC -
Magic circle/ring (sc unless otherwise specified)
- Ch -
Chain
- SC -
Single crochet
- Inc -
Increase stitch (2 single crochets into one stitch)
- Dec -
Decrease stitch (single crochet 2 stitches together)
- DC -
Double crochet
- ST -
Stitch
- FLO -
Front loop only
- BLO - Back loop only
- PC - Popcorn stitch (using 5dc)
- WS - Wrong side
- SLST -
Slip stitch
- FO - finish off
Other
things to note....
- This is
worked in continuous rounds. It is helpful to use a stitch marker to keep
track
- The
number in ( ) at the end of each round indicates the total stitch count
for that round
- *
* indicates repeated series of stitches
- Use
invisible decreases for a neater finished product
- Stitches
in [ ] are worked into one stitch
Head and Body:
1. MC (4)
2. *inc* (8)
3-4. 8sc (8)
5. inc x2, 6sc (10)
6. 1sc, inc x2, 7sc (12)
7. 2sc, inc x2, 8sc (14)
8. 3sc, inc x2, 9sc (16)
9-11. 16sc (16)
12-15. inc, 2sc, dec x4, 2sc, inc x3 (16)
16. 12sc, inc x4 (20)
17-19. 20sc (20)
20. 15sc, FLO-PC, 2sc, FLO-PC, 1sc (20)
21-34. 20sc (20)
35. FLO-PC, 2sc, FLO-PC, 16sc (20)
36-37. 20sc (20)
38. *3sc, dec* (16)
39. *2sc, dec* (12)
40. *dec* (6)
FO and close hole
Ears x2:
1. MC (4)
2. inc x2, 2sc (6)
3-6. 6sc (6)
7. Ch 1, turn, 3sc through WS (this creates a flatter piece to sew to the head)
FO leaving yarn tail to sew to body
Tail:
Attach yarn at desired location
1. ch6, turn
2. starting in 2nd chain from hook, sc into the next 5 chains.
FO leaving yarn tail to secure into body.
8 comments:
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very cute. I love it.Works up just like your picture and I am only a beginner.
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I emailed you a few days ago with a question so thought I would mention here since I haven’t received a reply. This little guy works up so cute. I’m interested in a pattern modification for some color changes.
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