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Fernando Fox Wrap
Could Fernando Fox be your new friend on a cool autumn evening when there’s something in the air that night and the stars are bright? He’s just long enough to curl round your neck and there’s a wee loop under his chin to pull the tail through and tighten. Perfect for popping on when it starts to get nippy.
The finished scarf measures 78cm x 12cm from nose to tail and will wrap around the neck once. It could easily be made longer if you’d prefer a double wrap.
I use US crochet terms and you’ll only need to know a few basics - forming magic rings, single and double crochet, increasing and decreasing. The ears and legs are made separately but get crocheted in as you make the wrap from tail to nose. There’s some stripey crochet involved for the chin, but it’s optional. Details for all the materials I used are also noted on the pattern but Ask a Question if you’d like to know more.
The PDF pattern is an instant download and once you get started I’m here to help if you need it.
Thank you for looking and happy hooking :o)
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