The finished piece is approximately 16” tall (excluding antennae) with a 20” wingspan when made with the recommended tools and materials.

Tools

• Tapestry/Darning Needle
• Size B / 2.25 MM Hook
• Size F / 3.75 MM Hook
• Size G / 4.25 MM Hook
• Size H / 5.00 MM Hook
• Tapestry/Darning Needle
• Pliers and/or Wire Cutters
• Straight and Curved Scissors
• Split-Ring or Removable Stitch Markers

Materials

• Worsted Weight Yarn (Body: (330+ yds / 300+ m)]) (Wing: (170+ yds / 155+ m)
• Super Fine/Sock Weight Cotton Yarn (Antennae Stalk: (20+ yds / 20+ m)) (Antennae Feathering: (20+ yds / 20+ m))
• Lace Weight Mohair Blend or Cotton Yarn (Mane Color (450+ yds / 410+ m))
• Safety Eyes (24 MM or 25 MM)
• 12-Gage Aluminum Wire (21+ ft)
• 22-Gage, 16”-length Cloth- or Paper-Wrapped Stem Wire (24+ Pieces)
• Small Glass Pebbles
• Duct Tape
• Clear Tape
• Polyfil

Pattern Notes

• The finished piece is approximately 14” tall (excluding antennae) when made with the recommended tools and materials.
• All parts of this pattern are worked using the yarn-over technique and in continuous rounds unless otherwise stated.
• Stitches are described using US terminology/notation.
• Parts of this pattern feature “partial rows” (denoted by R#-#). The last row in a series of partial rows will always overlap the previous row by one stitch (denoted by a stitch count of #+1). (For example, you may work a total of 15 stitches for the given row, but upon counting your stitches after completing that row, you will only see a total of 14 stitches.) It is strongly recommended that you use stitch markers to prevent lost stitches in these rows.
• Stitches worked into chain stitches are worked in the back bar to prevent chain curling.