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Wisp the Ghost
This pattern (written tutorial with photos) includes a PDF allowing you to crochet Wisp the Ghost!
Pattern Level: Beginner-Intermediate
Supplies:
For Ghost (about 9-10 inches tall when finished):
-4mm crochet hook
-Off White or White worsted weight yarn for body color (I used Red Heart in Off White for a more “vintage” look)
-Orange worsted weight yarn for ruffle collar (I used Big Twist in Varsity Orange)
-Two 15mm black buttons
-Small amount of Orange yarn to sew buttons on
-Black embroidery thread or yarn for mouth
-Two black 24mm safety eyes with backs
-Fiberfil to stuff
-Poly Pellets or weights of your choice (optional)
-Sewing needle to sew body parts together and weave in ends
-Scissors
-Blush (optional)
For Balloon:
-2.5mm crochet hook
-Black worsted weight yarn for balloon
-Orange puff paint for balloon “polka dots” (optional)
-Craft Wire (I used about 17 inches of .8mm wire and folded it in half for more stability)
-White Thread (To wrap around wire, I used Red Heart size 10 crochet thread in White)
-Hot Glue, Glue, or Electrical Tape (optional, to better secure the thread end to wire)
-Fiberfil to lightly stuff
-Sewing needle to weave in ends
-Scissors
Abbreviations:
st/sts – stitch/stitches
fo - finish off
mc – magic circle
ch – chain
sc – single crochet
dc - double crochet
sc2tog – single crochet two together (decrease)
This pattern was designed by Stitchnhope Crochet © Copyright Stitchnhope Crochet 2024
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