Trick & Treat, The Bat Pumpkins are the 3rd pattern in my series of Fall Ami Pumpkins. They are a great (quick) stash-busting project perfect for Halloween decorating! Do you like scary Halloween fun? Then you’ll love, Trick. He gets his fun scaring as many people as he can at Halloween-time. Is cute & happy more your vibe? Then Treat is for you! Unlike, Trick, Treat loves just about everything at Halloween—except the scares!

Coupon included in pattern- buy 1 Halloween Ami Pumpkin and get 15% off the others.

LEVEL:
Adv. Beginner - you must know the basic stitches and techniques used to make Amigurumi and have basic sewing skills.

NOTES:
-Pattern is written in US terms with US measurements.
-Pumpkins are crocheted in a continuous spiral using sc and scBLO.

YARN:
A total of 160 yds of 100% acrylic yarn in 2-3 different colors
Color A - approx 150 yards
Color B - approx 10 yards
Color C - small amount of white yarn

ADDITIONAL MATERIALS:
Crochet Hooks: Size E-4 / 3.5 mm and Size C-2 / 2.75 mm
Safety Eyes - 8 mm pair (Trick Bat), 12 mm pair (Treat Bat)
Scissors
Tapestry Needles (large and small)
Stitch Marker(s)
Poly-Fil (or similar stuffing)
Pins
Glue- for attaching Treat’s eyes
Black yarn (optional)- for outlining Trick’s eyes - small amount

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