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    Deut Ly Seria Cr) ent > i i > Rie ee PACED LAO) CREW CLER CCE) PT eet PUN RTS) Small amount of black for ore any COST A pair of 10 mm black safety eyes CG Un Oa yn Ty beso amet A ECan yarn): Sort pink #161, gre y #21 and while #oo. Finished size: 9" (22 cm) tall, or 7,5" (19 em) in seated position. B- grey color C - white color ch- chain sc single crochet de - double crochet slst- slip stitch ine- increase (2 sc in indicated stitch) dec - decrease (2 sc together) se3tog -3 sc together () Nx- repeat between () number of times indicated nd round st-stitch Because this is a pattern for a stuffed toy, gauge is not really important. You can use any weight yarn, if you make sure that your hook is appropriately sized for your yarn, so that you get a nice, solid fabric. Using a different size hook and yarn weight will change the size of your finished project. Make sure you crochet pretty tight all the way, to get no stretching holes between the stiches after you filled in a stuffing material. Stitches and crochet techniques used © Single crochet in rounds and in rows, double crochet © Magic adjustable ring © Single crochet, double crochet increasing and decreasing CutieMeStore 2017 Joining ine rounds. You can use a sutcn Marker 10 Keep Wack OF your rounds. Start with color A rnd st 01 ch20, sc in 2%ch from hook and remaining 42 17se, 3sc in the last st, turn and continue on the other side of a chain, 18sc, 3sc in next st (image 1.1) 02 (18se, 3ine) 2x 48 03 (19s¢, ine, se, ine, se, inc) 2x 54 04 (20s¢, inc, 2se, ine, 2se, inc) 2x 60 05 2Ase, (ine, se) 4x, nc, 21s¢, (inc, sc) 4x,inc 70 Mark the begining of a round with stitch marker to keep track of your rounds (image 1.2) 06-17 scin each st around 70 18 22se, (ine, 2sc) 4x, inc, 22sec, (inc, 2sc) 4x,inc 80 19-23 sc in each st around (image 1.3) 80 24 Asc, (dec, 2sc) 4x, 24sc, (dec, 2sc) 4x 72 28 (dec, 10se) 6x 66 26 (dec, 9sc) 6x 60 a (dec, 8sc) 6x 54 28 (dec, 7sc) 6x 48 29 (dec, 6sc) 6x 2 If you use safety eyes, itis the best moment to place them. Place them on the front side of a head (the wider side of the oval) between 17 and 18 rnds of a head, leave distance 15sc between eyes. Start stuffing the head (image 1.4) 30 (dec, Ssc) 6x 36 31 (dec, 4sc) 6x 30 32 (dec, 380) 6x 24 33 (dec, 2sc) 6x 18 Fasten off, leave long tail for sewing. (image 1.5) CutieMeStore 2017 Image 1.1 Image 1.2 Image 13 EE Image 1.5 rnd st 1 ch6, sc in 2%ch from hook and remaining 3sc, 14 3sc in the last st, turn and continue on the other side of a chain, 4sc, 3sc in next st 02 (4se, Zinc) 2x 20 03 (5se, ine, se, ine, se, inc) 2x 26 04 (6se, ine, 2sc, inc, 2se, inc) 2x 32 Image 2.7 05 Work this rnd in back loops only (image 2.1) 32 sc in each st around 06 se in each st around 32 07 (6sc, dec) 4x 28 Fasten off, cut the yarn, leaving long tail for sewing. (image 2.2) Sew the snout to a head between 18 and 26 rounds, centering it regarding to eyes. Please note, that the base of the snout is smaller, than its top! Do not stretch the base during sewing to keep its shape.(image 2.3) Stuff the snout with filling material (image 2.4) and finish sewing. Fasten off, cut the yarn, hide an end. (image 2.5) Image 2.2 eG

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