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091 Funny Raccoon amigurumi
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LANGUAGE:
English on Ravelry
Italiano su Etsy Clicca QUI
Nederlands op Etsy klik HIER
SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate
FINISHED SIZE: Approx. 17 cm (6.7 inches) tall
SKILLS REQUIRED:
Magic ring
Crochet in rounds
Single crochet
Increasing
Decreasing
Slip stitch
Basic sewing (assembly)
Working with clay (eyes) if not crocheting them
MATERIALS AND TOOLS
• Yarn:
- Grey color for the main parts - any moderately fluffy yarn. I used 50 g of “Kid Royal” by Alize (Lace, 62% Mohair, 38% Nylon (Polyamide); 250 meters/25 grams) working in 2 strands.
- Black color for the ears, the tail and the limbs - any moderately fluffy yarn. I used small amount of “Kid Royal” by Alize (Lace, 62% Mohair, 38% Nylon (Polyamide); 250 meters/25 grams) working in 2 strands. • Crochet hook. I used 1.75 mm (approximately US steel hook 6, UK steel hook 3 ½). • Small amount of white polymer clay for the white of the eyes. • Two small black beads for the pupils of the eyes or safety eyes. I used 1 mm in diameter. • Any stuffing. • Single core copper electrical wire (or steel wire) 1 mm diameter for the arms, legs and tail. I used approximately 100 cm (approximately 40 inches). Use only copper or steel wire for the frame as they can better stand bending compared to aluminum. You can buy it at electric supplies stores or craft store as wire for making jewelry. • Tapestry needle. • Strong thread for tightenings. • Transparent glue. • Coarse needle for felting. • Small amount of grey wool for felting for the mouth. • Any material for tinting (you will need dark grey color). • Velcro or brush for brushing up the toy.
ABOUT THIS PATTERN
Pattern written using USA terminology
This pattern is easy to follow with step-by-step instructions (about 15 pages with detailed instructions, tips, photos illustrating the process)
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