Once upon a time…
There lived a little boy named Tom. He was a little jester, who loved to tell the stories most of all :-)

This pattern is written in standard American (US) terms, in English language, with step-by-step instruction and plenty pictures for succesfull completing of your work (10 pages). Pattern is available for instant download. Once payment is confirmed, you will receive a link to download the pattern immediately.

Needed material:

• fine/ sport/ 12 wpi yarn/5 ply
• hook 3 mm
• tapestry needle
• common sewing thread and needle
• 2 black pieces buttons average 6 mm or black beads (beads size 4/0)
• 1 button average 15 mm
• 2 pink buttons average 9 mm
• toy filling
• scissors
• thin pad or moossgummi (I bought it in the paper shop – but it is not necessary)
• 3 pieces of jingle bells

I used this yarn:
mixture of cotton and acrylic Kacenka by Nitarna Ceska Trebova
Yarn weight: Sport 5 ply / (12 wpi)
Yardage: 164 yards (150 meters) per 50g ball
You could buy this yarn here: www.colorfulyarnshop.etsy.com

I used these colors: 3374 red, 7104 beige, 1164 yellow, 2254 orange. You will need about 60 grams of yarn totally.

Tip for alternative material. You could use e.g. Jeans renamed in 2016 as Gina by Yarnart, Softfun by Scheepjeswool, Cotton Blend by Red heart, they all are very similar as Kacenka.

The domension of the finished toy: height 5,7 inches (14,5 cm)

Level: beginer/ intermediate. Basic skills of crocheting are needed.
You need to know how to crochet these stitches: Chain (CH), Slip stitch (SlSt), Single crochet (SC), Double crochet (DC) , Decreasing (dec): crochet 2 SC together, Increasing (inc): crochet 2 SC in same stitch

ENJOY THIS PATTERN :-) If you will need my assistance with the pattern - feel free and write at my e-mail: vendula.maderska@seznam.cz or vendula.maderska@gmail.com

Copyright © 2016 Vendula Maderska/ www.vendulkam.com .The pattern is for personal use only. You are allowed to sell finished projects based on this pattern, handmade by you, in limited series with a link and credit to the designer. More information check at http://www.vendulkam.com