Materials and Supplies
• Worsted weight yarn in light blue, medium purple or a magenta color, darker purple or black, and a bit of yellow, black, and white
o I honestly don’t know what color this dude’s clothes are, maybe they’re black and the purple is only highlights, so you can for real do what you feel is right. I am not here to tell you what color anything is that you make. Sometimes I don’t even think I see colors correctly, so…
• Size F crochet hook or whatever size for your yarn if you don’t roll with worsted
• Yarn needle
• Pins (optional, but recommended for positioning the parts before attaching – I use bobby pins)
• Stitch marker (optional, but recommended for marking the beginning/end of rnds because these babies are going to be continuous)
• Your favorite stuffing material
• TOTALLY OPTIONAL: weighted stuffing material and something to hold it (like a nylon ankle stocking) – you can put this in the bottom of your teensy to help him to stand on his own without needing to prop against something

Abbreviations/Skills Needed
• Ch: chain
• Sc: single crochet
• Sl: slip stitch
• Inc: increase
• Dec: decrease (invisible decrease, working into the front loops when working in the rnd)
• BLO: back loops only
• FLO: front loops only
• St/sts: stitch/stitches
• Rnd/rnds: round/rounds

Whip stitch/running stitch can be used to join the pieces. You can use whichever you prefer.
Gauge: approx. 4 sts/in and 4 rows/in. but gauge is not all that important unless you really need a particular size for some reason. To resize, I recommend changing needles and/or yarn.
Finished Magician Teensy as patterned measures about 9” from his bottom to the top of his hat and also about 9” from the end of his nose to the top of his hat.