★ SKILL LEVEL: ADVANCED
★ MATERIALS AND TOOLS:
- Yarn
I used: Adelia baby toy (nylon, 50g ~ 255m, near 50sc in 4 inches), ginger and white color. And for the paws brown bobbin Slonim yarn in 2 threads (wool+acrylic; analogues Yarnart Iris, Gamma Iris…). Both yarns, fluffy and smooth, should be close in gauge! Hook №0.9 (0.9mm).
Thin yarn white color to embroider semicircle beside the eyes.
For the scarf I again use Slonim yarn in 2 threads (wool+acrylic), swamp green color.
For the goose I used bobbin Slonim yarn in 1 thread (viscose+acrylic, 60-65sc in 4 inches; analogue floss in 2 threads), light orange and white color. Hook №0.65. You will also need black floss thread to embroider eyes.

• Cotter pins and joint disks: I used the disks 8mm in diameter for the arms (4pcs), 10mm in diameter for the legs (4pcs), 10mm in diameter for the head (2pcs), O-head cotter pins (1.6х16mm - 4pcs, for arms and legs), T-head cotter pin (1.6х16mm - 1pc, for the head), on such a small size you can do joint without washers.
• Wire, 0.8mm thick, for the legs 2pcs 10cm each, for the arms 2pcs 10cm each, for the tail 1pc 16cm long
• Fiberfill (to stuff)
• Glue eyes (4mm)
• Nose: you can use a ready-made nose (5x3mm), or embroider it (you will need brown thread)
• To correct the fur a little, you will need a piece of soft Velcro
• Needle, safety pins, scissors, adhesive tape, glue (Moment Crystal), thin stick (for the convenience of stuffing small parts).

★ SKILLS REQUIRED: You must have basic crochet. Also I added useful video lessons.

This pattern is easy to follow with step-by-step instructions (19 pages with detailed instructions and many photos illustrating the process + video lessons)
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