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					<description><![CDATA[Amigurumi doll patterns are with you on this site for free with hundreds of varieties. In this article, I shared the amigurumi diaper baby pattern. ABBREVIATION&#160;used&#160;in&#160;the&#160;template:&#160; SC &#8212;&#8212;&#8211;&#160;single&#160;crochet&#160; inc&#160;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#160;incraise&#160;/ 2SC in 1&#160;loop&#160; INC3 &#8212;&#8212;&#8211;&#160;double&#160;incraise&#160;/ 3SC in 1&#160;loop&#160; DEC3 &#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#160;double&#160;decrease&#160;/ 3SC&#160;knit&#160;1&#160;loop&#160; DEC &#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#160;decrease&#160; DC &#8212;&#8212;&#8211;&#160;double&#160;crochet&#160; INC-DC &#8212;&#8212;&#160;double&#160;crochet&#160;incraise&#160; CH&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8211;chain&#160; * &#8212;&#8212;-&#160;Repeat&#160;the&#160;instructions&#160;in&#160;parentheses&#160;the&#160;specified&#160;number&#160;of&#160;times&#160; Stitch&#160;marker &#8212; Mark&#160;the&#160;beginning&#160;of&#160;the&#160;row&#160; MATERIALS&#160;  Kartopu&#160;thread&#160;KOD:...]]></description>
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<p>Amigurumi doll patterns are with you on this site for free with hundreds of varieties. In this article, I shared the amigurumi diaper baby pattern.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">ABBREVIATION&nbsp;used&nbsp;in&nbsp;the&nbsp;template:&nbsp;</h2>



<p>SC &#8212;&#8212;&#8211;&nbsp;single&nbsp;crochet&nbsp;</p>



<p>inc&nbsp;&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&nbsp;incraise&nbsp;/ 2SC in 1&nbsp;loop&nbsp;</p>



<p>INC3 &#8212;&#8212;&#8211;&nbsp;double&nbsp;incraise&nbsp;/ 3SC in 1&nbsp;loop&nbsp;</p>



<p>DEC3 &#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&nbsp;double&nbsp;decrease&nbsp;/ 3SC&nbsp;knit&nbsp;1&nbsp;loop&nbsp;</p>



<p>DEC &#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&nbsp;decrease&nbsp;</p>



<p>DC &#8212;&#8212;&#8211;&nbsp;double&nbsp;crochet&nbsp;</p>



<p>INC-DC &#8212;&#8212;&nbsp;double&nbsp;crochet&nbsp;incraise&nbsp;</p>



<p>CH&#8212;&#8212;&#8212;&#8211;chain&nbsp;</p>



<p>* &#8212;&#8212;-&nbsp;Repeat&nbsp;the&nbsp;instructions&nbsp;in&nbsp;parentheses&nbsp;the&nbsp;specified&nbsp;number&nbsp;of&nbsp;times&nbsp;</p>



<p>Stitch&nbsp;marker &#8212; Mark&nbsp;the&nbsp;beginning&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;row&nbsp;</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">MATERIALS&nbsp;</h2>



<p> Kartopu&nbsp;thread&nbsp;KOD: K1219 (THREAD IS NOT PRODUCED) &#8211;&nbsp;for&nbsp;a 2.5 mm&nbsp;crochet&nbsp;hook&nbsp;(instead&nbsp;of Kartopu&nbsp;thread&nbsp;you&nbsp;can&nbsp;use&nbsp;LANOSO ALARA COTTON KOD: C: 937-P: 144&nbsp;or&nbsp;another&nbsp;thread.&nbsp;The&nbsp;hook&nbsp;should&nbsp;be&nbsp;thinner&nbsp;than&nbsp;indicated&nbsp;on (See&nbsp;yarn&nbsp;instructions.)&nbsp;</p>



<p>•&nbsp;Threads&nbsp;Gazzal&nbsp;baby&nbsp;coton&nbsp;white&nbsp;&#8211; CODE: 3432 (for&nbsp;diapers) &#8211;&nbsp;hook&nbsp;2.0 mm.&nbsp;</p>



<p>•&nbsp;Red&nbsp;Gazzal&nbsp;baby&nbsp;coton&nbsp;&#8211; CODE: 3439 (for&nbsp;clothes) (For&nbsp;bow&nbsp;and&nbsp;blouse,&nbsp;you&nbsp;can&nbsp;use&nbsp;another&nbsp;thread,&nbsp;equivalent&nbsp;to&nbsp;gazzal,&nbsp;which&nbsp;will&nbsp;be&nbsp;thinner&nbsp;than&nbsp;the&nbsp;thread&nbsp;for&nbsp;the&nbsp;body).&nbsp;</p>



<p>• 12 mm&nbsp;safety&nbsp;eyes&nbsp;in&nbsp;brown&nbsp;color.&nbsp;</p>



<p> Filler&nbsp;</p>



<p>•&nbsp;Wire&nbsp;(for&nbsp;the&nbsp;doll&nbsp;frame)&nbsp;</p>



<p>•&nbsp;Adhesive&nbsp;plaster (to&nbsp;cover&nbsp;the&nbsp;ends&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;wire)&nbsp;</p>



<p>&nbsp;Tessa&nbsp;(finished&nbsp;hair)&nbsp;</p>



<p>• Ready-made&nbsp;eyelashes&nbsp;for&nbsp;the&nbsp;doll&nbsp;and&nbsp;black&nbsp;sewing&nbsp;thread&nbsp;for&nbsp;sewing.&nbsp;</p>



<p>• Pink&nbsp;thread&nbsp;for&nbsp;lip&nbsp;embroidery.&nbsp;</p>



<p>• Brown&nbsp;thread&nbsp;for&nbsp;eyebrow&nbsp;embroidery&nbsp;(the&nbsp;thread&nbsp;used&nbsp;for&nbsp;the&nbsp;doll&nbsp;is alize&nbsp;diva)&nbsp;</p>



<p>DOLL&#8217;S GROWTH 27-30 CM. DOLL SIZE MAY BE REFERRED FROM THE ORIGINAL DEPENDING ON THE THREAD AND DENSITY.&nbsp;</p>



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">HANDS&nbsp;</h2>



<p>1)&nbsp;Into&nbsp;magic&nbsp;ring 6SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>2) 6INC = 12SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>3) 4 * (INC, 2SC) = 16SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>4-6) 16SC (3&nbsp;rows)&nbsp;</p>



<p>7) 1&nbsp;Popcorn, 15SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>8) 16SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>9)&nbsp;over&nbsp;the&nbsp;finger&nbsp;(DEC, 6SC) * 2 = 14SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>10-24) 14SC, 1 DC&nbsp;finish. (15&nbsp;rows) (place&nbsp;wire&nbsp;in it&nbsp;and&nbsp;stuff&nbsp;with&nbsp;fiber.)&nbsp;</p>



<p>At&nbsp;the&nbsp;end&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;second&nbsp;hand,&nbsp;knit&nbsp;another&nbsp;4SC, 1DC&nbsp;and&nbsp;cut&nbsp;off&nbsp;the&nbsp;thread.&nbsp;The&nbsp;pollen&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;hand&nbsp;should&nbsp;be inside, on&nbsp;the&nbsp;first&nbsp;hand&nbsp;we&nbsp;do not&nbsp;tie&nbsp;4SC.&nbsp;</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">FOOT (LEFT FOOT)&nbsp;</h2>



<p>1)&nbsp;Into&nbsp;magic&nbsp;ring 6SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>2) SC, INC (7SC in total)&nbsp;Tighten&nbsp;the&nbsp;loop&nbsp;and&nbsp;knit&nbsp;a&nbsp;chain&nbsp;of 7 CH,&nbsp;skip&nbsp;1 CH&nbsp;and&nbsp;start at 2&nbsp;from&nbsp;the&nbsp;hook&nbsp;(along&nbsp;the&nbsp;6SC&nbsp;chain, 7SC on&nbsp;the&nbsp;finger, 6SC on&nbsp;the&nbsp;chain) = 19SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>3-7) 19SC (5&nbsp;rows)&nbsp;</p>



<p>8)&nbsp;We&nbsp;knit&nbsp;the&nbsp;heel.&nbsp;</p>



<p>1SC&nbsp;turn, 9SC&nbsp;turn, 8SC&nbsp;turn, 7SC&nbsp;turn, 6SC&nbsp;turn, 5SC&nbsp;turn, 4SC. At&nbsp;the&nbsp;beginning&nbsp;of&nbsp;each&nbsp;row,&nbsp;we&nbsp;skip&nbsp;1&nbsp;stitch,&nbsp;due&nbsp;to&nbsp;this, a&nbsp;decrease&nbsp;will&nbsp;be&nbsp;obtained.&nbsp;</p>



<p>9)&nbsp;We&nbsp;tie&nbsp;the&nbsp;foot&nbsp;in a&nbsp;circle.&nbsp;When&nbsp;you&nbsp;get&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;front&nbsp;knit&nbsp;7DC = 19SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>Foot&nbsp;harness: 3SC, DEC, 7DC, DEC, 3SC (decrease&nbsp;should&nbsp;be in&nbsp;the&nbsp;corners)&nbsp;</p>



<p>Set a&nbsp;stitch&nbsp;marker.&nbsp;</p>



<p>10-20) 19SC (11&nbsp;rows)&nbsp;</p>



<p>21)&nbsp;For&nbsp;the&nbsp;knee,&nbsp;we&nbsp;knit&nbsp;4&nbsp;additions&nbsp;in&nbsp;the&nbsp;front,&nbsp;if&nbsp;necessary,&nbsp;knit&nbsp;SC&nbsp;to&nbsp;these&nbsp;loops; (Knee: 11SC, 4INC, 4SC = 23SC)&nbsp;</p>



<p>22)&nbsp;To&nbsp;form&nbsp;the&nbsp;knee,&nbsp;we&nbsp;knit&nbsp;4&nbsp;decreases. (Knee: 4DEC, 15SC = 19SC)&nbsp;</p>



<p>23) 19SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>24)&nbsp;To&nbsp;tie&nbsp;a&nbsp;beautiful&nbsp;leg, in&nbsp;the&nbsp;22nd&nbsp;row,&nbsp;knit&nbsp;4&nbsp;presses&nbsp;from&nbsp;behind,&nbsp;if&nbsp;required,&nbsp;knit&nbsp;SC&nbsp;to&nbsp;these&nbsp;loops. (Explanation: 4INC, 15SC = 23SC)&nbsp;</p>



<p>25-31) 23SC (7&nbsp;rows)&nbsp;</p>



<p>32) 1DC&nbsp;cut&nbsp;and&nbsp;hide&nbsp;the&nbsp;thread. (The&nbsp;connection&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;two&nbsp;legs&nbsp;will&nbsp;be done&nbsp;with&nbsp;a&nbsp;thread&nbsp;from&nbsp;the&nbsp;right&nbsp;leg.)&nbsp;</p>



<p>Squeeze&nbsp;out&nbsp;the&nbsp;right&nbsp;leg&nbsp;</p>



<p>The&nbsp;only&nbsp;difference&nbsp;between&nbsp;knitting&nbsp;the&nbsp;left&nbsp;foot&nbsp;from&nbsp;the&nbsp;right&nbsp;is&nbsp;the&nbsp;8th&nbsp;row.&nbsp;</p>



<p>We&nbsp;knit&nbsp;11SC in&nbsp;Row&nbsp;8 (this&nbsp;is&nbsp;needed&nbsp;to&nbsp;adjust&nbsp;the&nbsp;direction&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;finger.)&nbsp;</p>



<p>Then&nbsp;we&nbsp;turn&nbsp;and&nbsp;knit&nbsp;9SC&nbsp;turn, 8SC&nbsp;turn, 7SC&nbsp;turn, 6SC&nbsp;turn, 5SC&nbsp;turn, 4SC.&nbsp;</p>



<p>1)&nbsp;Into&nbsp;magic&nbsp;ring 6SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>2) SC, INC (total 7SC)&nbsp;we&nbsp;knit&nbsp;a&nbsp;chain&nbsp;of 7 CH, start&nbsp;with&nbsp;2CH&nbsp;from&nbsp;</p>



<p>hook. 6SC&nbsp;chained, 7SC&nbsp;finger, 6SC&nbsp;chained&nbsp;= 19SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>3-7) 19SC (5&nbsp;rows)&nbsp;</p>



<p>8)&nbsp;We&nbsp;knit&nbsp;the&nbsp;heel.&nbsp;</p>



<p>11SC&nbsp;turn, 9SC&nbsp;turn, 8SC&nbsp;turn, 7SC&nbsp;turn, 6SC&nbsp;turn, 5SC&nbsp;turn, 4SC.&nbsp;</p>



<p>9)&nbsp;We&nbsp;tie&nbsp;the&nbsp;foot&nbsp;in a&nbsp;circle.&nbsp;When&nbsp;you&nbsp;get&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;front,&nbsp;knit&nbsp;7DC = 19SC&nbsp;Foot&nbsp;harness: 3SC, DEC, 7DC, DEC, 3SC (decrease&nbsp;should&nbsp;be in&nbsp;the&nbsp;corners).&nbsp;</p>



<p>10-20) 19SC (11&nbsp;rows)&nbsp;</p>



<p>21)&nbsp;For&nbsp;the&nbsp;knee,&nbsp;we&nbsp;knit&nbsp;4&nbsp;additions&nbsp;in&nbsp;the&nbsp;front,&nbsp;if&nbsp;required,&nbsp;knit&nbsp;SC&nbsp;to&nbsp;these&nbsp;loops; (Knee: 11SC, 4INC, 4SC = 23SC)&nbsp;</p>



<p>22)&nbsp;To&nbsp;form&nbsp;the&nbsp;knee,&nbsp;we&nbsp;knit&nbsp;4&nbsp;decreases. (Knee: 4DEC, 15SC = 19SC)&nbsp;</p>



<p>23) 19SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>24)&nbsp;To&nbsp;knit&nbsp;a&nbsp;beautiful&nbsp;leg, in&nbsp;the&nbsp;22nd&nbsp;row,&nbsp;knit&nbsp;4INC&nbsp;from&nbsp;the&nbsp;back,&nbsp;if&nbsp;necessary,&nbsp;knit&nbsp;SC&nbsp;to&nbsp;these&nbsp;loops. (Explanation: 4INC, 15SC = 23SC)&nbsp;</p>



<p>25-31) 23SC (7&nbsp;rows)&nbsp;</p>



<p>32)&nbsp;In&nbsp;this&nbsp;row,&nbsp;the&nbsp;legs&nbsp;will&nbsp;be&nbsp;connected. Do not&nbsp;cut&nbsp;the&nbsp;thread.&nbsp;This&nbsp;will&nbsp;be 1 body&nbsp;row.&nbsp;</p>



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">WE KNIT THE BODY&nbsp;</h2>



<p>1)&nbsp;Continue&nbsp;along&nbsp;the&nbsp;right&nbsp;leg&nbsp;11SC, 2 CH (knit&nbsp;DC&nbsp;into&nbsp;the&nbsp;left&nbsp;leg),&nbsp;along&nbsp;the&nbsp;left&nbsp;leg&nbsp;23SC,&nbsp;along&nbsp;the&nbsp;chain&nbsp;2SC,&nbsp;along&nbsp;the&nbsp;right&nbsp;leg&nbsp;12SC, put a&nbsp;marker &#8211;&nbsp;this&nbsp;will&nbsp;be&nbsp;the&nbsp;beginning&nbsp;of a&nbsp;new&nbsp;row&nbsp;= 50 SC (The&nbsp;beginning&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;row&nbsp;will&nbsp;be&nbsp;from&nbsp;that&nbsp;place&nbsp;,&nbsp;which&nbsp;is&nbsp;marked&nbsp;with&nbsp;a&nbsp;red&nbsp;thread&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;doll&#8217;s&nbsp;right&nbsp;leg.)&nbsp;</p>



<p>2) 16 INC&nbsp;should&nbsp;be&nbsp;located&nbsp;at&nbsp;the&nbsp;back&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;doll,&nbsp;strictly&nbsp;in&nbsp;the&nbsp;middle.&nbsp;</p>



<p>In&nbsp;the&nbsp;front&nbsp;we&nbsp;will&nbsp;knit&nbsp;INC, SC&nbsp;repeat&nbsp;5&nbsp;times,&nbsp;create&nbsp;a&nbsp;tummy.&nbsp;</p>



<p>Explanation: 4SC, 16INC, 13SC, 5 * (INC, SC), 7SC = 71SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>3-9) 71SC (7&nbsp;rows)&nbsp;</p>



<p>10)&nbsp;Shaping&nbsp;the&nbsp;ass.&nbsp;We&nbsp;knit&nbsp;decrements.&nbsp;</p>



<p>Explanation: 3SC, 4 * (SC, DEC), 10 SC&nbsp;skip, 4 * (SC, DEC), 34 SC = 53SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>(In&nbsp;other&nbsp;words, 8&nbsp;decreases&nbsp;will&nbsp;be&nbsp;connected&nbsp;by&nbsp;4&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;right, 4&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;left.&nbsp;We&nbsp;knit&nbsp;exactly&nbsp;along&nbsp;the&nbsp;stomach.)&nbsp;</p>



<p>11) 53SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>12)&nbsp;We&nbsp;knit&nbsp;a&nbsp;row&nbsp;with&nbsp;decreases.&nbsp;</p>



<p>Explanation: 3SC, 6 * (DEC, SC), 32SC = 47SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>(2.Sew&nbsp;skipped&nbsp;loops&nbsp;in&nbsp;flesh.)&nbsp;</p>



<p>13) 47SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>14) 27SC, 4 * (DEC, SC), 6SC, DEC = 42SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>14) 18SC, DEC, 20SC, DEC = 40SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>15) (Subtraction&nbsp;left&nbsp;and&nbsp;right) 17SC, DEC, 19SC, DEC = 38SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>16) (Subtraction&nbsp;left&nbsp;and&nbsp;right) 17SC, DEC, 17SC, DEC = 36SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>17) (Subtraction&nbsp;left&nbsp;and&nbsp;right) 16SC, DEC, 17SC, DEC = 34SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>(Since&nbsp;the&nbsp;last&nbsp;decrease&nbsp;corresponds&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;last&nbsp;stitch&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;row&nbsp;and&nbsp;the&nbsp;first&nbsp;stitch&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;next&nbsp;row,&nbsp;the&nbsp;offset&nbsp;is 1&nbsp;stitch.)&nbsp;</p>



<p>19-21) 34SC (3&nbsp;rows)&nbsp;</p>



<p>22)&nbsp;We&nbsp;knit&nbsp;hands. Hands&nbsp;are&nbsp;tied&nbsp;in 3&nbsp;stitches,&nbsp;indicated&nbsp;by&nbsp;pins&nbsp;in 1&nbsp;photo&nbsp;below. Start&nbsp;by&nbsp;tying&nbsp;in&nbsp;the&nbsp;right&nbsp;arm&nbsp;3SC&nbsp;arm&nbsp;+ body, 14SC, 3SC&nbsp;left&nbsp;arm&nbsp;+ body, 13SC, 1DEC (Decrease, can&nbsp;go&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;beginning&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;23rd&nbsp;row.) = 34SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>23.&nbsp;From&nbsp;here&nbsp;we&nbsp;begin&nbsp;to&nbsp;knit&nbsp;by&nbsp;decreasing&nbsp;between&nbsp;the&nbsp;hand&nbsp;and&nbsp;the&nbsp;body,&nbsp;we&nbsp;knit&nbsp;the&nbsp;shoulder.&nbsp;</p>



<p>The&nbsp;first&nbsp;decrease&nbsp;coincides&nbsp;with&nbsp;the&nbsp;last&nbsp;stitch&nbsp;of&nbsp;row&nbsp;22&nbsp;and&nbsp;the&nbsp;beginning&nbsp;of&nbsp;row&nbsp;23.&nbsp;</p>



<p>23)&nbsp;In&nbsp;this&nbsp;row,&nbsp;we&nbsp;make&nbsp;4&nbsp;decreases&nbsp;in&nbsp;the&nbsp;corners&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;arms&nbsp;= 46SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>Explanation: DEC (Use&nbsp;a 22nd&nbsp;stitch), 9SC, DEC, 12SC, DEC, 9SC, DEC, 12SC = 46SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>24)&nbsp;Decrease&nbsp;at&nbsp;the&nbsp;corners&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;arms&nbsp;= 42SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>Explanation: DEC, 7SC, DEC, 12SC, DEC, 7SC, DEC, 12SC = 42SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>25)&nbsp;Decrease&nbsp;at&nbsp;the&nbsp;corners&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;arms&nbsp;= 34SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>Explanation: 2DEC, 2SC, 2DEC, 11SC, 2DEC, 2SC, 2DEC, 11SC = 34SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>26)&nbsp;In&nbsp;the&nbsp;shoulder&nbsp;area,&nbsp;knit&nbsp;3SC&nbsp;together.&nbsp;Reduce&nbsp;total&nbsp;by&nbsp;4&nbsp;stitches&nbsp;= 30SC (the&nbsp;middle&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;shoulder&nbsp;is&nbsp;indicated&nbsp;with&nbsp;a&nbsp;black&nbsp;pin&nbsp;in&nbsp;the&nbsp;photo.)&nbsp;</p>



<p>Explanation: SC, DEC3, 14SC, DEC3, 13SC = 30SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>27)&nbsp;In&nbsp;the&nbsp;shoulder&nbsp;area,&nbsp;knit&nbsp;3SC&nbsp;together.&nbsp;Decrease&nbsp;total&nbsp;by&nbsp;4&nbsp;stitches&nbsp;= 26SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>Explanation: 2 * (DEC3, 12SC) = 26SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>28)&nbsp;In&nbsp;the&nbsp;shoulder&nbsp;area,&nbsp;knit&nbsp;1&nbsp;decrease&nbsp;= 24SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>Explanation: 2 * (DEC, 11SC) = 24SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>29)&nbsp;Each&nbsp;side&nbsp;will&nbsp;be&nbsp;reduced&nbsp;by&nbsp;1&nbsp;stitch,&nbsp;and&nbsp;we&nbsp;knit&nbsp;a&nbsp;decrease&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;last&nbsp;two&nbsp;stitches&nbsp;(we&nbsp;make&nbsp;a&nbsp;decrease&nbsp;in&nbsp;the&nbsp;last&nbsp;two&nbsp;loops&nbsp;of&nbsp;this&nbsp;row, since a&nbsp;shift&nbsp;occurs&nbsp;when&nbsp;decreasing.) = 21SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>Explanation: DEC, 10SC, DEC, 8SC, DEC = 21SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>30)&nbsp;We&nbsp;will&nbsp;decrease&nbsp;one&nbsp;side&nbsp;by&nbsp;1&nbsp;stitch&nbsp;(because&nbsp;the&nbsp;decrease&nbsp;was&nbsp;made&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;last&nbsp;stitch&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;29th&nbsp;row), on&nbsp;the&nbsp;other&nbsp;hand,&nbsp;we&nbsp;will&nbsp;knit&nbsp;2&nbsp;decreases&nbsp;= 18x (finish&nbsp;and&nbsp;leave&nbsp;the&nbsp;long&nbsp;one&nbsp;to&nbsp;sew&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;head). = 18SC&nbsp;Explanation: DEC, 7SC, 2DEC, 9SC, 1DC = 18SC (Here at&nbsp;the&nbsp;end&nbsp;we&nbsp;knit&nbsp;9SC&nbsp;so&nbsp;that&nbsp;DC is on&nbsp;the&nbsp;side.&nbsp;So&nbsp;that&nbsp;the&nbsp;end&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;thread&nbsp;comes&nbsp;out&nbsp;from&nbsp;the&nbsp;side&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;head.&nbsp;If&nbsp;it is in&nbsp;the&nbsp;front, it&nbsp;may&nbsp;not&nbsp;look&nbsp;neat&nbsp;when&nbsp;sewing&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;head.)&nbsp;</p>



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">HEAD&nbsp;</h2>



<p>1)&nbsp;Into&nbsp;magic&nbsp;ring 6SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>2) 6INC = 12SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>3) 6 * (SC, INC) = 18SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>4) 6 * (2SC, INC) = 24SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>5) 6 * (3SC, INC) = 30SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>6) 6 * (4SC, INC) = 36SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>7) 6 * (5SC, INC) = 42SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>8) 6 * (6SC, INC) = 48SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>9) 6 * (7SC, INC) = 54SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>10) 6 * (8SC, INC) = 60SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>11-18) 60SC (8&nbsp;rows)&nbsp;</p>



<p>19)&nbsp;We&nbsp;make&nbsp;a&nbsp;decrease&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;front&nbsp;part. (The&nbsp;pins&nbsp;show&nbsp;the&nbsp;places&nbsp;where&nbsp;the&nbsp;subtraction&nbsp;is&nbsp;made).&nbsp;The&nbsp;eye&nbsp;will&nbsp;be&nbsp;inserted&nbsp;between&nbsp;19-20&nbsp;rows&nbsp;with&nbsp;6&nbsp;stitches&nbsp;between&nbsp;them.&nbsp;</p>



<p>Explanation: 17SC, 6 * (DEC, 2SC), 19SC = 54SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>20)&nbsp;From&nbsp;this&nbsp;row&nbsp;we&nbsp;knit&nbsp;6&nbsp;additions&nbsp;over&nbsp;the&nbsp;face. 17SC, 6 * (INC, 2SC), 19SC = 60SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>21)&nbsp;Cheeks;&nbsp;We&nbsp;knit&nbsp;8&nbsp;additions, 4 on&nbsp;one&nbsp;side&nbsp;and&nbsp;4 on&nbsp;the&nbsp;other&nbsp;side&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;nose.&nbsp;The&nbsp;additions&nbsp;begin&nbsp;before&nbsp;the&nbsp;first&nbsp;increase&nbsp;of 20&nbsp;rad. 17SC, 4 * (INC, SC), 3SC, 1POPcorn (3 DC in 1&nbsp;loop), 4SC, 4 * (INC, SC), 19SC = 68SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>22-27) 68SC (6&nbsp;rows)&nbsp;</p>



<p>28)&nbsp;We&nbsp;make&nbsp;a&nbsp;reduction&nbsp;for&nbsp;the&nbsp;formation&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;cheeks, in&nbsp;those&nbsp;places&nbsp;where&nbsp;we&nbsp;knitted&nbsp;the&nbsp;additions. 4&nbsp;for&nbsp;the&nbsp;left&nbsp;cheek, 4&nbsp;for&nbsp;the&nbsp;right&nbsp;cheek&nbsp;with&nbsp;8&nbsp;stitches. 17SC, 4 * (DEC, SC), 8SC, 4 * (DEC, SC), 19SC = 60SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>29) 6 * (DEC, 8SC) = 54&nbsp;</p>



<p>30) 6 * (DEC, 7SC) = 48&nbsp;</p>



<p>31) 6 * (DEC, 6SC) = 42&nbsp;</p>



<p>32) 6 * (DEC, 5SC) = 36&nbsp;</p>



<p>33) 6 * (DEC, 4SC) = 30&nbsp;</p>



<p>34) 6 * (DEC, 3SC) = 24&nbsp;</p>



<p>35) 6 * (DEC, 2SC) = 18 DC&nbsp;cut&nbsp;the&nbsp;thread.&nbsp;</p>



<p>HEAD; AFTER FITTING THE EYE, EMBROIDERY OF THE&nbsp;Mouth, WE SEW THE HEAD TO THE NECK.&nbsp;</p>



<p>EYES: 12 mm. BETWEEN ROWS 19&nbsp;and&nbsp;20 BELOW, 6 STITCHES BETWEEN TWO EYES.&nbsp;</p>



<p>Attach&nbsp;the&nbsp;eyes&nbsp;without&nbsp;filling&nbsp;the&nbsp;inside of&nbsp;the&nbsp;head.&nbsp;We&nbsp;will&nbsp;not&nbsp;make&nbsp;an&nbsp;eye-tightening, as&nbsp;we&nbsp;knitted&nbsp;the&nbsp;shape&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;head,&nbsp;taking&nbsp;into&nbsp;account&nbsp;the&nbsp;eyes.&nbsp;</p>



<p>A&nbsp;thorough&nbsp;filling&nbsp;is&nbsp;required&nbsp;when&nbsp;filling&nbsp;the&nbsp;head.&nbsp;Fill&nbsp;your&nbsp;cheeks&nbsp;especially&nbsp;beautifully.&nbsp;If&nbsp;you&nbsp;fill&nbsp;too&nbsp;tight,&nbsp;you&nbsp;will&nbsp;stretch&nbsp;the&nbsp;fabric&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;head&nbsp;and&nbsp;it&nbsp;will&nbsp;not be&nbsp;pretty,&nbsp;if&nbsp;you&nbsp;fill&nbsp;not&nbsp;tightly,&nbsp;rounded&nbsp;lines&nbsp;such&nbsp;as&nbsp;the&nbsp;cheeks&nbsp;will&nbsp;lose&nbsp;their&nbsp;contours.&nbsp;</p>



<p>After&nbsp;attaching&nbsp;the&nbsp;eyes&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;head&nbsp;and&nbsp;filling&nbsp;the&nbsp;head&nbsp;with&nbsp;fiber,&nbsp;before&nbsp;sewing&nbsp;the&nbsp;head&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;body,&nbsp;we&nbsp;perform&nbsp;processes&nbsp;such&nbsp;as&nbsp;eyebrow&nbsp;embroidery&nbsp;and&nbsp;eyelash&nbsp;gluing.&nbsp;</p>



<p>EYEBROWS:&nbsp;We&nbsp;start&nbsp;with&nbsp;the&nbsp;16th&nbsp;row.&nbsp;</p>



<p>We&nbsp;use&nbsp;a&nbsp;long&nbsp;needle&nbsp;for&nbsp;eyebrow&nbsp;embroidery,&nbsp;this&nbsp;will&nbsp;make&nbsp;your&nbsp;work&nbsp;easier. As in&nbsp;Figure&nbsp;1,&nbsp;we&nbsp;pass&nbsp;the&nbsp;needle&nbsp;through&nbsp;the&nbsp;neck&nbsp;cavity,&nbsp;which&nbsp;we&nbsp;left&nbsp;open&nbsp;for&nbsp;sewing&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;head,&nbsp;and&nbsp;draw&nbsp;the&nbsp;needle&nbsp;out&nbsp;1&nbsp;row&nbsp;above&nbsp;the&nbsp;eyes.&nbsp;We&nbsp;embroider&nbsp;the&nbsp;first&nbsp;eyebrow&nbsp;after&nbsp;4&nbsp;stitches&nbsp;diagonally&nbsp;across&nbsp;the&nbsp;row, as in&nbsp;picture&nbsp;2,&nbsp;and&nbsp;move&nbsp;on&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;second&nbsp;eyebrow.&nbsp;In&nbsp;Figure&nbsp;4,&nbsp;we&nbsp;tie&nbsp;the&nbsp;two&nbsp;ends&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;yarn&nbsp;in a&nbsp;knot&nbsp;after&nbsp;embroidering&nbsp;the&nbsp;ribs. Be&nbsp;careful&nbsp;when&nbsp;tying&nbsp;the&nbsp;knot,&nbsp;if&nbsp;you&nbsp;tighten&nbsp;too&nbsp;tightly,&nbsp;your&nbsp;eyebrows&nbsp;will&nbsp;look&nbsp;tight&nbsp;and&nbsp;not&nbsp;pretty.&nbsp;</p>



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">ADHESIVE EYELASHES&nbsp;</h2>



<p>Cut&nbsp;the&nbsp;finished&nbsp;eyelash&nbsp;for&nbsp;dolls&nbsp;into&nbsp;2&nbsp;parts.&nbsp;It&nbsp;can be&nbsp;cut&nbsp;by&nbsp;about&nbsp;1 cm, but it&nbsp;depends&nbsp;on&nbsp;your&nbsp;preference.&nbsp;To&nbsp;make&nbsp;the&nbsp;lashes&nbsp;thick, I&nbsp;make&nbsp;two&nbsp;layers,&nbsp;so&nbsp;I&nbsp;cut&nbsp;out&nbsp;4&nbsp;pieces&nbsp;for&nbsp;both&nbsp;eyes.&nbsp;Sew&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;eyelash&nbsp;with&nbsp;a&nbsp;thin&nbsp;black&nbsp;sewing&nbsp;thread&nbsp;or&nbsp;ghost&nbsp;thread&nbsp;and&nbsp;a&nbsp;fine&nbsp;needle. Pay&nbsp;attention&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;direction&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;cilia.&nbsp;They&nbsp;should&nbsp;be&nbsp;curved&nbsp;from&nbsp;the&nbsp;eye&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;brow.&nbsp;</p>



<p>Sewing&nbsp;on&nbsp;eyelashes&nbsp;can be a&nbsp;little&nbsp;tricky.&nbsp;After&nbsp;sewing&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;eyelashes&nbsp;with&nbsp;a&nbsp;flesh-colored&nbsp;thread,&nbsp;we&nbsp;embroider&nbsp;the&nbsp;eyelid&nbsp;above&nbsp;the&nbsp;eyelashes&nbsp;(do&nbsp;this&nbsp;right&nbsp;at&nbsp;the&nbsp;top of&nbsp;the&nbsp;eye,&nbsp;otherwise&nbsp;the&nbsp;eyelash&nbsp;will&nbsp;not&nbsp;rise).&nbsp;This&nbsp;makes&nbsp;the&nbsp;lashes&nbsp;more&nbsp;beautiful&nbsp;and&nbsp;tidy,&nbsp;and&nbsp;the&nbsp;thread&nbsp;looks&nbsp;like&nbsp;an&nbsp;eyelid.&nbsp;</p>



<p>MOUTH: First,&nbsp;we&nbsp;define&nbsp;the&nbsp;places&nbsp;for&nbsp;the&nbsp;mouth.&nbsp;We&nbsp;define it at&nbsp;the&nbsp;level&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;nose&nbsp;with&nbsp;an&nbsp;interval&nbsp;of 2&nbsp;stitches&nbsp;between&nbsp;the&nbsp;27th&nbsp;and&nbsp;28th&nbsp;rows.&nbsp;</p>



<p>PREPARATION:&nbsp;Insert&nbsp;the&nbsp;needle&nbsp;into&nbsp;the&nbsp;crown&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;head, as in&nbsp;Figure&nbsp;1.&nbsp;You&nbsp;just&nbsp;leave&nbsp;the&nbsp;long&nbsp;end&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;thread&nbsp;at&nbsp;the&nbsp;top of&nbsp;the&nbsp;head&nbsp;to&nbsp;tie&nbsp;it&nbsp;later.&nbsp;We&nbsp;withdraw&nbsp;the&nbsp;needle&nbsp;through&nbsp;the&nbsp;previously&nbsp;determined&nbsp;place&nbsp;for&nbsp;the&nbsp;mouth. As in&nbsp;Figure&nbsp;2,&nbsp;we&nbsp;bring&nbsp;the&nbsp;needle&nbsp;out&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;left,&nbsp;skipping&nbsp;2&nbsp;stitches,&nbsp;and&nbsp;out&nbsp;the&nbsp;top of&nbsp;the&nbsp;head. Do not&nbsp;withdraw&nbsp;the&nbsp;needle&nbsp;in&nbsp;the&nbsp;same&nbsp;place&nbsp;where&nbsp;the&nbsp;needle&nbsp;was&nbsp;inserted. As in&nbsp;Figure&nbsp;3,&nbsp;we&nbsp;tighten&nbsp;the&nbsp;thread&nbsp;to&nbsp;form&nbsp;the&nbsp;mouth&nbsp;and&nbsp;tie&nbsp;the&nbsp;two&nbsp;threads&nbsp;well. At&nbsp;the&nbsp;last&nbsp;stage,&nbsp;we&nbsp;hide&nbsp;the&nbsp;ends&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;threads&nbsp;inside&nbsp;the&nbsp;head&nbsp;so&nbsp;that&nbsp;they&nbsp;are&nbsp;not&nbsp;visible.&nbsp;This&nbsp;can be done&nbsp;with&nbsp;a&nbsp;needle.&nbsp;If&nbsp;a&nbsp;dimple&nbsp;appears&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;head,&nbsp;it&#8217;s&nbsp;okay, since&nbsp;the&nbsp;head&nbsp;will&nbsp;be&nbsp;covered&nbsp;with&nbsp;hair.&nbsp;</p>



<p>Ears:&nbsp;Sew&nbsp;BETWEEN 20 AND 23 ROWS.&nbsp;There&nbsp;should&nbsp;be 6&nbsp;stitches&nbsp;in&nbsp;the&nbsp;middle&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;eye,&nbsp;between&nbsp;the&nbsp;eye&nbsp;and&nbsp;the&nbsp;ear. First&nbsp;knit&nbsp;5SC&nbsp;into&nbsp;magic&nbsp;ring.&nbsp;Leave&nbsp;both&nbsp;ends&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;thread&nbsp;long.&nbsp;Sew&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;ear, as in&nbsp;the&nbsp;Figure,&nbsp;using&nbsp;a&nbsp;needle.&nbsp;</p>



<p>Thread&nbsp;one&nbsp;end&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;thread&nbsp;through&nbsp;the&nbsp;needle.&nbsp;Insert&nbsp;the&nbsp;needle&nbsp;from&nbsp;top&nbsp;to&nbsp;bottom,&nbsp;and&nbsp;work&nbsp;out&nbsp;3&nbsp;rows&nbsp;below.&nbsp;Bring&nbsp;the&nbsp;second&nbsp;thread&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;bottom&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;ear&nbsp;and&nbsp;tie&nbsp;a&nbsp;small&nbsp;knot&nbsp;here.&nbsp;Hide&nbsp;the&nbsp;threads&nbsp;in&nbsp;your&nbsp;head.&nbsp;</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">DIAPER </h2>



<p>(White GAZZAL&nbsp;threads,&nbsp;hook&nbsp;2.00mm)&nbsp;</p>



<p>&nbsp;We&nbsp;knit&nbsp;the&nbsp;diaper&nbsp;in&nbsp;additions&nbsp;and&nbsp;decreases.&nbsp;</p>



<p>&nbsp;We&nbsp;knit&nbsp;in&nbsp;rotary&nbsp;rows.&nbsp;</p>



<p>1)&nbsp;Beginning&nbsp;with&nbsp;a&nbsp;chain&nbsp;of 57 CH&nbsp;with&nbsp;2CH&nbsp;from&nbsp;the&nbsp;hook,&nbsp;knit&nbsp;56SC.&nbsp;</p>



<p>2-5) 56SC (4&nbsp;rows.) (At&nbsp;the&nbsp;end&nbsp;of&nbsp;each&nbsp;row,&nbsp;knit&nbsp;1CH&nbsp;and&nbsp;turn&nbsp;the&nbsp;work.)&nbsp;</p>



<p>6) 9 DC 1 CH, 36SC, 1 DEC, (At&nbsp;the&nbsp;end&nbsp;of&nbsp;each&nbsp;row,&nbsp;knit&nbsp;1CH&nbsp;and&nbsp;turn&nbsp;the&nbsp;work.)&nbsp;Note:&nbsp;Also, do&nbsp;the&nbsp;decrease&nbsp;at&nbsp;the&nbsp;beginning&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;row.)&nbsp;</p>



<p>7)&nbsp;Skip&nbsp;1st&nbsp;and&nbsp;start&nbsp;knitting&nbsp;at 2nd&nbsp;loop&nbsp;(Repeat&nbsp;this&nbsp;process&nbsp;up&nbsp;to&nbsp;row&nbsp;15 at&nbsp;the&nbsp;beginning&nbsp;of&nbsp;each&nbsp;row.) 34SC, 1 DEC&nbsp;</p>



<p>8) 32SC, 1 DEC = Total 33SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>9) 30SC, 1 DEC = 31SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>10) 28SC, 1 DEC = 29SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>11) 26SC, 1 DEC = 27SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>12) 1 DEC, 20SC, 2 DEC = 23SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>13) 1 DEC, 16SC, 2 DEC = 19SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>14) 1 DEC, 12SC, 2 DEC = 15SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>15) 1 DEC, 8SC, 2 DEC = 11SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>16-26) 11SC (11&nbsp;rows)&nbsp;</p>



<p>27) 1 INC, 9SC, 1INC = 13SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>28) 1 INC, 11SC, 1 INC = 15SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>29) 1 INC, 13SC, 1 INC = 17SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>30) 1 INC, 15SC, 1 INC = 19SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>31) 8 CH,&nbsp;with&nbsp;2 CH&nbsp;from&nbsp;the&nbsp;hook. (on&nbsp;the&nbsp;left,&nbsp;fasten&nbsp;the&nbsp;thread&nbsp;and&nbsp;knit&nbsp;8CH&nbsp;and&nbsp;tighten&nbsp;the&nbsp;thread.)&nbsp;Continue&nbsp;knitting&nbsp;from&nbsp;right&nbsp;to&nbsp;left.&nbsp;In&nbsp;total,&nbsp;you&nbsp;should&nbsp;get&nbsp;33SC.&nbsp;</p>



<p>(EXPLANATION: 19 SC, 7SC on&nbsp;one&nbsp;side&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;chain&nbsp;and&nbsp;7 SC on&nbsp;the&nbsp;other&nbsp;side&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;chain&nbsp;= 33&nbsp;stitches.)&nbsp;</p>



<p>32-36) 33SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>37)&nbsp;Tie&nbsp;the&nbsp;entire&nbsp;diaper&nbsp;(2CH, 1DC) in&nbsp;each&nbsp;loop&nbsp;(the&nbsp;goal&nbsp;is&nbsp;to&nbsp;make&nbsp;the&nbsp;panties&nbsp;look&nbsp;pretty).&nbsp;We&nbsp;knit&nbsp;in&nbsp;each&nbsp;loop,&nbsp;we&nbsp;knit&nbsp;in&nbsp;the&nbsp;corner&nbsp;twice.&nbsp;</p>



<p>IT IS POSSIBLE TO MAKE THE EMBROIDERY ON THE PANTS.&nbsp;</p>



<p>If&nbsp;your&nbsp;yellow&nbsp;thread&nbsp;is&nbsp;thick,&nbsp;you&nbsp;can&nbsp;split&nbsp;it&nbsp;into&nbsp;multiple&nbsp;threads&nbsp;for&nbsp;embroidery.&nbsp;We&nbsp;embroider&nbsp;in&nbsp;each&nbsp;stitch, in&nbsp;the&nbsp;shape&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;letter&nbsp;X.&nbsp;It&nbsp;would&nbsp;be&nbsp;better&nbsp;if&nbsp;you&nbsp;first&nbsp;practice&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;pattern&nbsp;and&nbsp;then&nbsp;embroider&nbsp;the&nbsp;X on&nbsp;the&nbsp;panties.&nbsp;</p>



<p>You&nbsp;can&nbsp;embroider&nbsp;any&nbsp;design&nbsp;you&nbsp;like.&nbsp;Unfortunately, I&nbsp;cannot&nbsp;explain&nbsp;my&nbsp;embroidery. First, I&nbsp;drew&nbsp;it&nbsp;with&nbsp;a&nbsp;pencil&nbsp;and&nbsp;embroidered&nbsp;it&nbsp;with&nbsp;thread.&nbsp;The&nbsp;X-shaped&nbsp;embroidery&nbsp;is&nbsp;made&nbsp;with&nbsp;yellow&nbsp;thread&nbsp;only.&nbsp;</p>



<p>The&nbsp;buttons&nbsp;will&nbsp;be&nbsp;sewn&nbsp;with&nbsp;a&nbsp;sewing&nbsp;needle&nbsp;to&nbsp;open&nbsp;and&nbsp;close&nbsp;the&nbsp;panties.&nbsp;</p>



<p>Velcro&nbsp;can&nbsp;also&nbsp;be&nbsp;used&nbsp;if&nbsp;desired.&nbsp;Look&nbsp;at&nbsp;the&nbsp;images,&nbsp;determine&nbsp;the&nbsp;location&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;buttons&nbsp;and&nbsp;sew&nbsp;them&nbsp;on.&nbsp;The&nbsp;buttons&nbsp;have&nbsp;two&nbsp;parts. 1&nbsp;part&nbsp;will&nbsp;be&nbsp;sewn&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;top of&nbsp;the&nbsp;panties,&nbsp;and&nbsp;the&nbsp;other&nbsp;part&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;bottom&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;panties, as in&nbsp;the&nbsp;photo&nbsp;below.&nbsp;</p>



<p>If&nbsp;you&nbsp;are&nbsp;going&nbsp;to&nbsp;sew&nbsp;on&nbsp;Velcro,&nbsp;you&nbsp;should&nbsp;sew&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;Velcro&nbsp;with&nbsp;white&nbsp;sewing&nbsp;thread&nbsp;as&nbsp;shown&nbsp;below.&nbsp;</p>



<p>We&nbsp;sew&nbsp;the&nbsp;velcro&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;inside of&nbsp;the&nbsp;panties,&nbsp;and&nbsp;sew&nbsp;the&nbsp;sticky&nbsp;part&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;chanterelles.&nbsp;Look&nbsp;at&nbsp;the&nbsp;picture.&nbsp;</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">BLOUSE </h2>



<p>(RED THREAD GAZZAL, HOOK 2.00mm)&nbsp;</p>



<p>1) 49 CH,&nbsp;with&nbsp;2CH&nbsp;from&nbsp;the&nbsp;48SC&nbsp;hook. (1 CH&nbsp;and&nbsp;turn)&nbsp;</p>



<p>2) 48 DC (2 CH&nbsp;and&nbsp;turn)&nbsp;</p>



<p>3)&nbsp;From&nbsp;the&nbsp;front&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;stitch,&nbsp;work&nbsp;48 INC-DC&nbsp;into&nbsp;each&nbsp;stitch. (2 CH&nbsp;and&nbsp;turn) 48INC-DC = 96SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>4) 48SC (At&nbsp;the&nbsp;end&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;row&nbsp;we&nbsp;knit&nbsp;a&nbsp;chain&nbsp;of 6 CH&nbsp;and&nbsp;then&nbsp;turning&nbsp;the&nbsp;work&nbsp;we&nbsp;knit&nbsp;1SC in&nbsp;the&nbsp;next&nbsp;row.&nbsp;Loop.)&nbsp;</p>



<p>5) 48SC&nbsp;</p>



<p>6) 48 DC&nbsp;</p>



<p>7)&nbsp;For&nbsp;the&nbsp;front&nbsp;wall&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;loop,&nbsp;knit&nbsp;48 INC-DC. (At&nbsp;the&nbsp;end&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;row&nbsp;we&nbsp;knit&nbsp;a&nbsp;chain&nbsp;of 6 CH&nbsp;and&nbsp;then&nbsp;turning&nbsp;the&nbsp;work&nbsp;knit&nbsp;1SC in&nbsp;the&nbsp;next&nbsp;row.&nbsp;Loop.)&nbsp;</p>



<p>8) 6Return&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;stitches&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;6th&nbsp;row&nbsp;and&nbsp;knit&nbsp;behind&nbsp;the&nbsp;back&nbsp;wall&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;stitch.&nbsp;</p>



<p>7SC, 12 CH, 10&nbsp;stitches&nbsp;skip, 14SC, 12 CH, 10&nbsp;stitches&nbsp;skip, 7SC. (We&nbsp;knit&nbsp;the&nbsp;arm&nbsp;straps.)&nbsp;</p>



<p>9-19) 52SC (At&nbsp;the&nbsp;end&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;17th&nbsp;row,&nbsp;we&nbsp;knit&nbsp;a&nbsp;chain&nbsp;of 6CH.) (11&nbsp;rows)&nbsp;</p>



<p>20) 3 CH,&nbsp;skip&nbsp;1&nbsp;stitch&nbsp;and&nbsp;knit&nbsp;1DC&nbsp;into&nbsp;the&nbsp;next&nbsp;loop,&nbsp;knit&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;end&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;row.&nbsp;</p>



<p>The&nbsp;buttons&nbsp;are&nbsp;sewn&nbsp;directly&nbsp;on&nbsp;against&nbsp;the&nbsp;buttonholes.&nbsp;</p>



<p>FASTENING THE HAIR TO THE HEAD&nbsp;For&nbsp;amigurumi,&nbsp;ready-made&nbsp;hair&nbsp;(tress)&nbsp;will&nbsp;be&nbsp;used, 1&nbsp;meter&nbsp;will&nbsp;be&nbsp;enough.&nbsp;The&nbsp;baby&#8217;s&nbsp;hair&nbsp;is&nbsp;short.&nbsp;To&nbsp;do&nbsp;this,&nbsp;the&nbsp;long&nbsp;wefts&nbsp;must&nbsp;be&nbsp;cut.&nbsp;About&nbsp;10 cm of&nbsp;hair&nbsp;is&nbsp;enough.&nbsp;It&nbsp;is&nbsp;better&nbsp;to&nbsp;trim&nbsp;already&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;head,&nbsp;after&nbsp;fastening.&nbsp;</p>



<p>Sew&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;hair&nbsp;in a spiral.&nbsp;</p>



<p>Sew&nbsp;on&nbsp;the&nbsp;hair,&nbsp;twisting&nbsp;it in a spiral, as in&nbsp;the&nbsp;image.&nbsp;</p>



<p>After&nbsp;the&nbsp;hair&nbsp;is&nbsp;completely&nbsp;sewn&nbsp;on,&nbsp;we&nbsp;do&nbsp;the&nbsp;hairstyle.&nbsp;Take&nbsp;your&nbsp;hair&nbsp;with&nbsp;both&nbsp;hands,&nbsp;rub&nbsp;it&nbsp;lightly&nbsp;in&nbsp;your&nbsp;palms&nbsp;and&nbsp;tousle&nbsp;it.&nbsp;Then&nbsp;we&nbsp;sew&nbsp;a&nbsp;fishing&nbsp;line&nbsp;by&nbsp;the&nbsp;hair, in a&nbsp;semicircle&nbsp;(you&nbsp;can&nbsp;use&nbsp;a&nbsp;sewing&nbsp;thread,&nbsp;only&nbsp;the&nbsp;stitches&nbsp;will&nbsp;be&nbsp;visible)&nbsp;The&nbsp;front&nbsp;part&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;hair&nbsp;is not&nbsp;sewn.&nbsp;If&nbsp;your&nbsp;hair&nbsp;stands&nbsp;on&nbsp;end,&nbsp;then&nbsp;attach&nbsp;your&nbsp;hair&nbsp;to&nbsp;your&nbsp;head&nbsp;and&nbsp;wrap&nbsp;it&nbsp;with&nbsp;salofan&nbsp;and&nbsp;dip&nbsp;your&nbsp;head&nbsp;in hot&nbsp;water,&nbsp;the&nbsp;hair&nbsp;will&nbsp;fall&nbsp;around&nbsp;the&nbsp;head. (The&nbsp;longer&nbsp;the&nbsp;hair,&nbsp;the&nbsp;easier&nbsp;it is&nbsp;to&nbsp;shape&nbsp;as it is&nbsp;steamed.)&nbsp;If&nbsp;the&nbsp;hair&nbsp;is&nbsp;too&nbsp;long,&nbsp;cut&nbsp;it.)&nbsp;</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">WE KNIT BANDANA&nbsp;</h2>



<p>Begin&nbsp;with&nbsp;a&nbsp;chain&nbsp;of 12CH,&nbsp;with&nbsp;3CH&nbsp;from&nbsp;hook,&nbsp;work&nbsp;10DC, 3CH&nbsp;turn.&nbsp;</p>



<p>We&nbsp;knit&nbsp;until&nbsp;the&nbsp;full&nbsp;head&nbsp;circumference, I&nbsp;got&nbsp;38&nbsp;rows.&nbsp;Next,&nbsp;sew&nbsp;with&nbsp;a&nbsp;needle,&nbsp;and&nbsp;pull&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;middle.&nbsp;</p>



<p>EXPLANATION: 12 CH,&nbsp;with&nbsp;3 CH&nbsp;from&nbsp;the&nbsp;hook, 10DC (38&nbsp;Rows)&nbsp;</p>



<p>For&nbsp;a&nbsp;bow; 19 CH&nbsp;turn,&nbsp;with&nbsp;3 CH&nbsp;from&nbsp;the&nbsp;17 DC&nbsp;hook.&nbsp;Work&nbsp;10&nbsp;rows.&nbsp;Next,&nbsp;tie&nbsp;the&nbsp;entire&nbsp;piece&nbsp;in a&nbsp;circle. 3CH,&nbsp;skip&nbsp;1&nbsp;stitch&nbsp;1DC&nbsp;into&nbsp;next&nbsp;stitch.&nbsp;</p>



<p>Pull&nbsp;the&nbsp;thread&nbsp;in&nbsp;the&nbsp;middle&nbsp;and&nbsp;sew&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;bandana.&nbsp;</p>



<p>The&nbsp;finished&nbsp;bow&nbsp;should&nbsp;look&nbsp;like&nbsp;the&nbsp;image,&nbsp;and&nbsp;secured&nbsp;with&nbsp;a bandana&nbsp;thread.&nbsp;</p>



<p>Additional&nbsp;description&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;baby&nbsp;with&nbsp;knitted&nbsp;hair&nbsp;and&nbsp;embroidered&nbsp;eyelashes&nbsp;</p>



<p>The&nbsp;difference&nbsp;with&nbsp;this&nbsp;baby&nbsp;is&nbsp;that&nbsp;we&nbsp;do not&nbsp;use&nbsp;ready-made&nbsp;hair&nbsp;and&nbsp;eyelashes.&nbsp;</p>



<p>If&nbsp;you&nbsp;don&#8217;t&nbsp;have&nbsp;tresses&nbsp;or&nbsp;are&nbsp;difficult&nbsp;to&nbsp;sew,&nbsp;you&nbsp;can&nbsp;tie&nbsp;6&nbsp;curly&nbsp;strands&nbsp;of&nbsp;hair&nbsp;with&nbsp;Alize&nbsp;diva, as&nbsp;shown&nbsp;in&nbsp;the&nbsp;image.&nbsp;</p>



<p>Too&nbsp;many&nbsp;strands&nbsp;can&nbsp;make&nbsp;a&nbsp;child&nbsp;look&nbsp;more&nbsp;like&nbsp;an&nbsp;adult.&nbsp;The&nbsp;choice&nbsp;is&nbsp;yours.&nbsp;</p>



<p>Hair; 1) 26 CH,&nbsp;with&nbsp;2CH&nbsp;from&nbsp;the&nbsp;hook, in&nbsp;each&nbsp;loop&nbsp;we&nbsp;knit&nbsp;INC, SC&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;end&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;chain. 2)&nbsp;Again&nbsp;we&nbsp;dial&nbsp;26 CH,&nbsp;with&nbsp;2CH&nbsp;from&nbsp;the&nbsp;hook. (In&nbsp;total,&nbsp;repeat&nbsp;6&nbsp;times,&nbsp;you&nbsp;should&nbsp;get&nbsp;6&nbsp;strands)&nbsp;</p>



<p>You&nbsp;can&nbsp;change&nbsp;the&nbsp;amount&nbsp;of CH&nbsp;from&nbsp;26&nbsp;to&nbsp;30.&nbsp;The&nbsp;curls&nbsp;will&nbsp;be&nbsp;short&nbsp;or&nbsp;long.&nbsp;</p>



<p>Sew&nbsp;the&nbsp;hair&nbsp;to&nbsp;the&nbsp;hole&nbsp;where&nbsp;you&nbsp;tightened&nbsp;the&nbsp;thread&nbsp;when&nbsp;tightening.&nbsp;</p>



<p>If&nbsp;you&nbsp;don&#8217;t&nbsp;have&nbsp;ready-made&nbsp;eyelashes,&nbsp;you&nbsp;can&nbsp;embroider&nbsp;them&nbsp;with&nbsp;floss.&nbsp;The&nbsp;eyelash&nbsp;is&nbsp;embroidered&nbsp;with&nbsp;black&nbsp;thread,&nbsp;and&nbsp;the&nbsp;thread&nbsp;that&nbsp;we&nbsp;run&nbsp;along&nbsp;the&nbsp;top of&nbsp;the&nbsp;eye&nbsp;is a&nbsp;dark&nbsp;brown&nbsp;alize&nbsp;diva&nbsp;thread.&nbsp;</p>



<p>We&nbsp;will&nbsp;embroider&nbsp;eyelashes, on&nbsp;the&nbsp;side&nbsp;of&nbsp;the&nbsp;eye&nbsp;at 18-19&nbsp;rad.&nbsp;Determine&nbsp;the&nbsp;number&nbsp;of&nbsp;eyelashes&nbsp;yourself,&nbsp;according&nbsp;to&nbsp;your&nbsp;desire. At&nbsp;the&nbsp;end, be sure&nbsp;to&nbsp;make&nbsp;up&nbsp;the&nbsp;baby&#8217;s&nbsp;cheeks.&nbsp;</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[I am sharing wonderful amigurumi doll patterns with you for free. You will love this very cute amigurumi doll pattern. Materials: 1) the basis for the body is PELICAN VITA cotton 50g / 330m. COLOR 3976. Or another cotton with the same footage. 2) shoes and shorts I also recommend using a thread of the...]]></description>
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<p>I am sharing wonderful amigurumi doll patterns with you for free. You will love this very cute amigurumi doll pattern.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Materials:</h2>



<p>1) the basis for the body is PELICAN VITA cotton 50g / 330m. COLOR 3976. Or another cotton with the same footage.</p>



<p>2) shoes and shorts I also recommend using a thread of the
same texture as for the body, i.e.</p>



<p>PELICAN VITA cotton 50g / 330m. In your chosen color scheme. Cotton from Rose is also suitable Kirovskaya.</p>



<p>3) hair KAMTEX KARAKUL STRETCH 100gr / 145m. Or other yarn.
Any.</p>



<p>4) strong sewing thread in the color of the base, I use the
thread for jeans.</p>



<p>5) filler syntepuh.</p>



<p>6) adhesive tape for wrapping the frame: on a polymer basis
and on a paper basis &#8211; thin.</p>



<p>Width 1 cm. For the manufacture of eyes we use a tissue-based adhesive plaster with a shallow structure (not silk)</p>



<p>7) wire for 1 mm steel frame.</p>



<p>If you use braided wire, 1.5 cm is acceptable.</p>



<p>8) glue crystal moment, glue second gel.</p>



<p>9) for tinting dry pastels</p>



<p>10) synthetic brushes number 1 and 2 for eye decoration. For
tinting we use hard brushes.</p>



<p>11) three colors of acrylic paints: white, black and iris
color as desired.</p>



<p>12) acrylic primer</p>



<p>13) acrylic varnish.</p>



<p>14) the granulate will be used iron, small, to weight the shoes.</p>



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Tools:</h2>



<p>1) The most important comment here is the hook 0.9</p>



<p>2) a ruler for determining the size of the spokes is used as
a template for the preparation of the eyes.</p>



<p>3) small pliers or pliers</p>



<p>4) I use nail clippers to grab the needle in difficult
places.</p>



<p>5) one knitting needle 2.5</p>



<p>6) a stick for sushi or another for stuffing the workpiece.</p>



<p>7) needles: beaded, thin for embroidery eyebrows; plain and darn sewing thick</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Abbrevations:</h2>



<p>ch &#8211; chain</p>



<p>sc &#8211; single crochet</p>



<p>dc &#8211; double crochet</p>



<p>hdc &#8211; half double crochet</p>



<p>p.shv &#8211; buttonhole stitch</p>



<p>dec &#8211; decrease</p>



<p>inc &#8211; increase</p>



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">1.Stage</h2>



<p>1) 9ch (9)</p>



<p>2) from the second loop 7sc, 3sc into one loop, (*) 6sc,
inc. (18)</p>



<p>3) inc, 7sc, inc, 8sc, inc. (21)</p>



<p>4) LEFT: 7sc, 7inc.dc, 2hdc, 5sc. (28)</p>



<p>4) RIGHT: 5sc, 2hdc, 7inc.dc, 7sc. (28)</p>



<p>5) (1sl-st, 1ch. Lift, 1hdc) -all this is knit from the first loop of the 5th row behind the back wall, 27hdc behind the rear walls, 1sl-st (30) (fixed)</p>



<p>(*) &#8211; at this point, I open the bundle from the first air
loop.</p>



<p>And in VK there is 5 row in a different way. Which option to
knit?</p>



<p>Yes, there are changes, but they are not significant, you
can knit an option that seems easier.</p>



<p>6) 29 st. (29)</p>



<p>7) behind the rear walls 27sc, 1dec plain (28) *(fixed)</p>



<p>8) 9sc, 5dec, 9sc. (23)</p>



<p>9) Back. Rotary rows. 7sc, rotate knitting.</p>



<p>10) knit on the back wall * 2ch. in the second sc * 13sc.
(thirteen)</p>



<p>11) * 12sc. (12)</p>



<p>12) * 11sc. (eleven)</p>



<p>13) * 10sc. (10)</p>



<p>Cut the thread, hide it.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">2.Stage</h2>



<p>• should the top of the boots be a ladder? For some reason I
get it</p>



<p>• yes, a small ladder &#8211; at the expense of 2ch, this is a
kind of lacing. But if knitting is weak and</p>



<p>a short flight of stairs, then you can do 1 ch.</p>



<p>Insoles</p>



<p>1) use 1mm thick cardboard for the base</p>



<p>2) make a template according to the size of the workpiece
circled around the perimeter</p>



<p>3) the patterns should be in mirror image i.e. left and
right</p>



<p>4) glue the crystal in the heel area on the glue.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">3.Stage</h2>



<p>1) for the rear walls of the 10th row of the backdrop from 2x pp (ribs) we form 1sc, 1sc into the occupied loop, 2dec, 1sc, 2dec, 1sc into a busy loop, 1sc to be tied from the back of the item. (9)</p>



<p>2) knit on the back walls! 1ch, 2sc, 1dec, 1sc, 1dec, 2sc.
(7)</p>



<p>3) (1ch, in the second sc) * 6sc (6)</p>



<p>4) * 5sc (5)</p>



<p>5) * 4sc (4)</p>



<p>6) * 3sc (3)</p>



<p>7) 3sc (3)</p>



<p>Cut the thread, hide it.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">4.Stage</h2>



<p>We form a frame for the foot</p>



<p>PS we make the segments of the frame:</p>



<p>10 / 11cm &#8211; handles &#8211; rocker</p>



<p>11cm &#8211; leg</p>



<p>18cm &#8211; leg</p>



<p>1) knit 14sc from the half-loop of the boot, evenly distributing in a circle. (5sc from heel to tongue, 4sc on tongue, 5 sc from tongue to heel) (9)</p>



<p>2) 2sc, 5dec, 2sc. (9)</p>



<p>3.4) 9sc. (9)</p>



<p>5) 8sc, 1sl-st. (9)</p>



<p>6) we knit 8sc 1sl-st for the back walls. (9)</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">5.Stage</h2>



<p>1) 4ch.</p>



<p>2) from the second loop 2sc, 3sc into one loop (* dissolve
the nodule from the first ch), 2sc. (7)</p>



<p>3) 7sc. (7)</p>



<p>4) (we work in one loop: 1sc, 2ch, 1sc in ch, 1sl-st) 6sc.
(10)</p>



<p>5) 10sc (10)</p>



<p>6) 10sc (10)</p>



<p>7) 2dec, 2sc, 1dec, 2sc (7)</p>



<p>8-22) 7sc (7)</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">6.Stage</h2>



<p>1) 9st. Loop seam behind the rear walls. (9)</p>



<p>2) 9sc for the rear walls. (9)</p>



<p>3-7) 9sc (9)</p>



<p>8) 6sc, 2incDC, 1sc (11)</p>



<p>Winding a patch to thicken the thigh</p>



<p>9) 6sc, 2dec, 1sc (9)</p>



<p>10-12) 9sc (9)</p>



<p>13) 1sc, 1inc, 7sc (10)</p>



<p>14-18) 10sc (10)</p>



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">7.Stage</h2>



<p>1) .9sc. With a seam behind the rear walls. (9)</p>



<p>2) 9sc for the rear walls. (9)</p>



<p>3-7) 9sc (9)</p>



<p>8) 5sc, 2incDC, 2sc (11)</p>



<p>Winding a patch to thicken the thigh</p>



<p>9) 5sc, 2dec, 2sc (9)</p>



<p>10-12) 9sc (9)</p>



<p>13) 2sc, 1inc, 6sc (10)</p>



<p>14-18) 10sc</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">8.Stage</h2>



<p>We form a skeleton</p>



<p>• And how many cm between the legs?</p>



<p>I get about 1.6 cm</p>



<p>1) Start with the right leg, bring the main thread (beige) to the center of the inner thigh (I make 3 sl-st) in the fourth we introduce a contrasting thread (underpants) and we knit 10 st. BACK walls, 9ch, left leg (also beige thread to align the center of the inner thigh &#8211; I have 2sc, 3sl-st, 1sl-st behind the back wall) with a contrasting thread &#8211; guide the thread before work (frame) 10st.pet.shv for REAR walls. (29)</p>



<p>2) 9sc. New row mark.</p>



<p>3) for the rear walls 10sc, 9sc for ch (front), 10sc for the rear walls, 1sc, 3inc, 1sc, 3inc, 1sc (booty) (44)</p>



<p>4-6) 44sc (44)</p>



<p>7) 28sc, (1dec, 1sc) × 6 (38) make 2sc to offset the row.</p>



<p>8) 24sc, (1dec, 1sc) × 5 (33) 1sl-st</p>



<p>9) the color of the carcass &#8211; we knit for the back walls
1sl-st, 32st.p. seam. (33) 2 loops row offset.</p>



<p>10) behind the rear walls 33sc (33)</p>



<p>11) 17sc, (1sc, dec) × 5, 1sc (28)</p>



<p>12) 1sc offset, 16sc, (1dec, 1sc) × 4 (24)</p>



<p>13) 24sc (24)</p>



<p>14) 1sc offset, 11sc, dec, 10sc, dec &#8211; 1sc offset. * in this row it is necessary to determine decrease in the lateral centers. (22) New row marker, offset 1sc</p>



<p>15) 22sc (22)</p>



<p>16) 9sc, dec, 9sc, dec (20)</p>



<p>17) 20sc (20)</p>



<p>18) 1sc as a row offset. 8sc, dec, 8sc, dec. (18).</p>



<p>19) (1sl-st, 7sc on the handle-right, 1sl-st on the occupied loop), 8sc on the breast, (1sl-st, 7sc on the left handle, 1sl-st in a busy loop), 7sc on the back. Shift the row to the right by 1 loop. (34)</p>



<p>20) dec on the back, dec on the handle, 3sc on the handle, dec on the handle, dec on the breast, 6sc on the breast, dec on breast, dec on rkchke, 3sc on the handle, dec on the handle, dec on the back, 5sc on the back. Row offset right on 1sc. (26)</p>



<p>21) dec on the back, dec on the handle, 2sc handle, dec on the handle, dec on the breast, 3sc on the breast, dec on the breast, dec on the handle, 2sc on the handle, dec on the handle, dec on the back, 2sc on the back. Right shift 1sc (18)</p>



<p>22) dec on the back, dec on the handle, dec on the handle, dec on the breast, dec on the breast, dec on the handle, dec on the handle, dec on the back. Shifting the row to the right by 1sc (9) i.e. only 9 decreases.</p>



<p>23) in this row, decide the number of loops intuitively 7 or 8 &#8211; the thickness of the doll’s neck. So: dec, 2sc, dec, 2sc, dec (7)</p>



<p>24, 25) 7sc (7)</p>



<p>26) 1 sc, inc, 5sc (8)</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">9.Stage</h2>



<p>1) 8inc (16)</p>



<p>2) (1sc, inc) * 8 (24)</p>



<p>3) (2sc, inc) * 8 (32)</p>



<p>4) (3sc, inc) * 8 (40)</p>



<p>5) (4sc, inc) * 8 (48)</p>



<p>6) (5sc, inc) * 8 (56)</p>



<p>7) (6sc, inc) * 8 (64)</p>



<p>8-25) 64sc (64)</p>



<p>* you can increase the number of rows by making the head
oval</p>



<p>26) (6sc, dec) * 8 (56)</p>



<p>27) (5sc, dec) * 8 (48)</p>



<p>28) (4sc, dec) * 8 (40)</p>



<p>29) (3sc, dec) * 8 (32)</p>



<p>30) (2sc, dec) * 8 (24)</p>



<p>31) (1sc, dec) * 8 (16)</p>



<p>32) dec * 8 (8) </p>



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">10.Stage</h2>



<p>ch</p>



<p>Leave a hole, cut the thread 20 cm, use it to embroider the
nose</p>



<p>The photo shows the option of &#8220;big&#8221; ears</p>



<p>1) Magic ring: 2sc, 1hdc, 3dc, 1hdc, 1p.st, ch (9)</p>



<p>2) turn the knitting and for the rear walls 9st.pet.shv. (9)</p>



<p>3) pull off.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">11.Stage</h2>



<p>The ears are small:</p>



<p>1) 6sc magic ring. Stitch, sew</p>



<p>1) determine the symmetrical location of the ears by setting markers. Namely, count from the first row of the head is the 11th row &#8211; this will be the row of the location of the earlobe. Upper ear (for example) will be located in the 15th row.</p>



<p>1.1) determine the lateral center of the ear and count half the sc horizontally head circumference (32) &#8211; set the marker for the location of the second ear.</p>



<p>2) sew the ear with the working thread of the part (ear) in several stitches as shown in the photo, use the hole in the head to fix the working thread Place the nose in the same row with the lower part (earlobe) of the ear, i.e. in the 11th row. Location center can also be calculated mathematically sc from ear to ear. I embroider a nose on 4sc in 3-4 stitch</p>



<p>Position the eyebrows, counting the 8th and 9th row from the nose. Embroider symmetrically as shown in a photo</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">12.Stage</h2>



<p>Girls, this is an important and necessary stage.</p>



<p>We are counting the rows from the first row of the head.</p>



<p>We carry the marker vertically, only at the extreme points
of the holes.</p>



<p>1) in the 6th row &#8211; retreat from the earlobe vertically down 6 rows and retreat horizontally 7sc, then to every fifth point × 5 holes.</p>



<p>2) in the 9th row &#8211; at every fifth point × 7 holes.</p>



<p>3) in the 12th row &#8211; in every fifth point &#8211; 8 holes.</p>



<p>4) in the 15th row &#8211; at every fifth point 9 holes</p>



<p>5) in the 18th row &#8211; from the temple to the 4th point, the
rest to every fifth point = 10 holes</p>



<p>6) in the 21st row &#8211; at the temple in the 4th, then in every
fifth point = 11 holes.</p>



<p>7) in the 24th row &#8211; alternately 4/5 point = 13 holes</p>



<p>8) in the 26th row, every fifth point = 13 holes</p>



<p>9) &#8220;bangs&#8221; 4 holes</p>



<p>10) in a circle at every 4th point = 13 holes.</p>



<p>11) and then to the top of the head in a circle repeat the algorithm at every 4th point So, having made the correct marking, it will be easy for you to fix the locks of hair around the circumference heads. Use a strong working thread for sewing strands</p>



<p>For drawing eyes, I use a stencil, fabric adhesive, primer, acrylic paints, brushes.</p>



<p>PS We will cover with varnish afterwards directly on the doll and put the glare too, when it’s already eyes will be glued</p>



<p>I embroider cilia with the “sun” for this, determine the center point and the points of the rays, also use eye blanks or a template for trying on</p>



<p>In tinting, focus on your own feelings</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">13.Stage</h2>



<p>1) Cut out the eyes</p>



<p>2) Put them on the doll’s face</p>



<p>3) glue gel moment squeeze a small amount to the surface</p>



<p>4) using a toothpick, pry off the edge of the eye and apply a small amount of glue with a toothpick so that the glue is evenly distributed, without excess!</p>



<p>5) you need to either clean the toothpick or take another (to remove any glue residue) and roll it in to smooth the eye gently! Only when you make sure that excess glue does not go out can to press the eye with a finger</p>



<p>Follow point 4 and 5 in turn; top &#8211; bottom of the eye.</p>



<p>6) with a thin brush, draw a contour around the eye, after drying it can be varnished, and give varnish dry naturally (spread overnight)</p>



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">14.Stage</h2>



<p>1) 49ch</p>



<p>2) 48sc</p>



<p>3) (8sc, dec) × 4, 8sc (44)</p>



<p>4) 44sc</p>



<p>5) (7sc, dec) × 2, 8sc, (dec, 7sc) × 2 (40)</p>



<p>6) 40sc</p>



<p>7) 7sc, (dec, 6sc) × 3, dec, 7sc (36)</p>



<p>8) 36sc</p>



<p>9) (6sc, dec, 5sc, dec) × 2, 6sc (32)</p>



<p>10) 32sc</p>



<p>11) 5sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 6sc, dec, 4 sc, dec, 5sc (28)</p>



<p>12) 28sc</p>



<p>13) (4sc, dec) × 4, 4sc (24)</p>



<p>14) 24sc</p>



<p>15) 24sc (if the length of the dress is short, then knit another
two rows)</p>



<p>16) 4sc, 5ch, 4sc back, 8sc, 5ch, 4sc back, 4sc.</p>



<p>17) 2sc, dec, 5sc coverage by ch, dec, 4sc, dec, 5sc
coverage by ch, dec, 2sc (22)</p>



<p>Hide the thread as shown in the photo.</p>



<p>PS decreases go beyond the back wall only from the wrong
side of the product</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[Amigurumi doll patterns are available for free on this site. I shared with you the amigurumi jacky doll pattern in this article. Supplies / What you&#8217;ll need : • Lammy Yarns Rio (or other cotton yarn) in the following colours ; silver (003), grey (004), white (005), black, skin colour (218). • Super Soft Yarn...]]></description>
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<p>Amigurumi doll patterns are available for free on this site. I shared with you the amigurumi jacky doll pattern in this article.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Supplies / What you&#8217;ll need :</h2>



<p>• Lammy Yarns Rio (or other cotton yarn) in the following
colours ; silver (003),</p>



<p>grey (004), white (005), black, skin colour (218).</p>



<p>• Super Soft Yarn from Zeeman ; White</p>



<p>• A 2 mm crochet hook , or a hook matching your yarn</p>



<p>• Yarn needle, embroidery needle</p>



<p>• Safety eyes (8/9 mm diam.)</p>



<p>• Scissors</p>



<p>• Tape measure</p>



<p>• Safety pins</p>



<p>• Stitch markers</p>



<p>• Some blush for the cheeks</p>



<p>• Accessories; e.g. Butterflies, Easter Eggs, ribbons,
buttons, &#8230; you can find</p>



<p>these online or at a local craft supply or yarn shop or
Action, Xenos even</p>



<p>Zeeman or Wibra</p>



<p>• Stuffing (Fiberfill)</p>



<p>• Optional ; embroidery thread</p>



<p>When Jacky is crocheted with a 2mm crochet hook and the
indicated yarn, she will</p>



<p>be about 40 cm tall</p>



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Stitches / Abbreviations :</h2>



<p>Yo Yarn over hook</p>



<p>ch Chain</p>



<p>tCh Turning Chain</p>



<p>Chstch Chain stitch</p>



<p>Slstch Slipstitch</p>



<p>MC Magic Circle</p>



<p>BLO Work into the back loop of the stitch only</p>



<p>tch Turning Chain</p>



<p>TW Turn your work</p>



<p>SC Single Crochet</p>



<p>HDC Half Double Crochet</p>



<p>DC Double Crochet</p>



<p>tog Together</p>



<p>2 tog Crochet 2 stitches together, making one stitch</p>



<p>&nbsp;out of two or
Decrease (Dec)</p>



<p>Inc Crochet two stitches in one stitch making two</p>



<p>&nbsp;stitches out of one
or Increase</p>



<p>(..) Total of stitches after a round or row</p>



<p>R Row or Round</p>



<p>( ) x 6 Repeat the action between brackets, times 6,</p>



<p>or for the indicated number of times</p>



<p>Unless mentioned otherwise, we will be working in continuous
rounds ! Also, take</p>



<p>care to watch out for the colour changes in certain parts of
the pattern, they will be</p>



<p>indicated as such.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>PATTERN</strong></h2>



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Shoes :</h2>



<p>Make two</p>



<p>With black ;</p>



<p>Ch 10</p>



<p>R 1. In 2nd chain from hook ;</p>



<p>SC2, SC7, SC Inc, proceed into the opposite side of the
chain ( so, do not turn, just</p>



<p>keep on working in the back bumps of your chain, so you get
a continuous &#8216;spiral&#8217;)</p>



<p>SC2 in same chain ( in total you should now have 4 SC&#8217;s in
the same Chstch ), SC7,</p>



<p>SC Inc (22)</p>



<p>R2. SC Inc, SC1, SC Inc, SC 5, SC Inc, SC1, (SC Inc)x2, SC1,
SC Inc, SC5, SC Inc, SC1,</p>



<p>SC Inc (30)</p>



<p>R3. (SC Inc)x2, SC2, SC Inc, SC6, SC Inc, SC2, (SC Inc)x 3,
SC2, SC Inc, SC6, SC Inc,</p>



<p>SC2, SC Inc (40)</p>



<p>R4. SC4, SC Inc, SC15, (SC Inc)x 2, SC13, SC Inc, SC4 (44)</p>



<p>R5. BLO SC 44 around (44),</p>



<p>R6. Change colour to grey SC44 around (44)</p>



<p>R7 &#8211; R8.SC 44 around (44)</p>



<p>R9. SC18, (SC1, SC Dec)x 6, SC11 (38)</p>



<p>R10. SC38 around (38)</p>



<p>R11. SC12, (SC1, SC Dec)x 6, SC8 (32)</p>



<p>R12. SC32 around (32)</p>



<p>R13. SC10, (SC Dec)x 8, SC6 (24)</p>



<p>R14. SC24 around (24)</p>



<p>R15. (SC2, SC Dec)x 6 (12)</p>



<p>R16. SC12 around (12)</p>



<p>Change colour to grey</p>



<p>R17. SC4 ( you arrive in the middle of the back part of the
shoe), change to white,</p>



<p>Slstch, SC18 (18)</p>



<p>R18. HDC18 around (18)</p>



<p>R19 &#8211; R20. HDC 18 around (18)</p>



<p>R21. (HDC 2, HDC Inc)x 6 (24)</p>



<p>R22. HDC 24 around (24)</p>



<p>R23. HDC23, SC1, HDC1 (24)</p>



<p>Fasten Off. Leave a tail for sewing the leg into the shoe
later on. Fold over the ribbing</p>



<p>(brim) of the shoe. Make the second shoe.</p>



<p>Stuff only the shoe part, not the brim. You&#8217;ll need this space later on, for the leg.</p>



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Legs :</h2>



<p>Make two</p>



<p>With silver, we first start making a sock ;</p>



<p>SC 6 into MC</p>



<p>R 1. ( SC Inc ) x 6 (12)</p>



<p>R2 &#8211; R 7. SC12 around (12)</p>



<p>Change to White</p>



<p>R 8. SC12 around (12)</p>



<p>R 9. SC12 around (12)</p>



<p>Change to silver</p>



<p>R 10. SC12 around (12)</p>



<p>R 11. SC12 around (12)</p>



<p>Change to white</p>



<p>R12. SC12 around (12)</p>



<p>R13. SC 12 around (12)</p>



<p>Change to skin colour</p>



<p>R14 &#8211; R41. SC12 around ( 28 Rnds) ** (12)</p>



<p>Change to grey</p>



<p>R42. SC12 (12)</p>



<p>R43 &#8211; R44. SC12 around (12)</p>



<p>R45. (SC3, SC Inc)x 3 (15)</p>



<p>** Start stuffing the leg around Rnd 23, right up to approx.
a cm above the last white</p>



<p>stripe of the sock. You will not stuff the remainder of the
leg, since it is supposed to be</p>



<p>&#8216;floppy, wobbly&#8217; so it &#8216;falls&#8217; nicely when you put your
Jacky onto the edge of a</p>



<p>cupboard, on the mantelpiece or on the windowsill and the
legs won&#8217;t stick straight</p>



<p>out !</p>



<p>Fasten off and weave in ends of the first leg after R45.</p>



<p>Do not fasten off the second leg. Instead, you will Ch 3
after R45, attach this Ch onto</p>



<p>the first leg with a SC and SC around the perimeter of the
leg. Ch3 after this Rnd as</p>



<p>well, proceeding to attach this Ch3 with SC onto the first
leg as well (36 SC)</p>



<p>Now, you will continue with the rest of &#8230;</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Body :</h2>



<p>With silver ;</p>



<p>R1 &#8211; R12. SC 36 around (36)</p>



<p>R 13. Make a few SC&#8217;s so as to arrive in the middle of the
back.</p>



<p>Change to white , SC 36 (36)</p>



<p>R 14. Change back to silver BLO SC5, SC Dec, SC2, SC Dec,
SC12, SC Dec, SC2, SC</p>



<p>Dec, SC7 (32)</p>



<p>R15. SC6, SC Dec, SC15, SC Dec, SC6 (30)</p>



<p>R16. SC7, SC Dec, SC14, SC Dec, SC5 (28)</p>



<p>R17. SC8, SC Dec, SC13, SC Dec, SC4 (26)</p>



<p>Leave the body for now. We will start on the skirt</p>



<p>I begin working on the skirt at this point, because the body
isn&#8217;t stuffed yet, so it&#8217;s</p>



<p>easier to manipulate. I fasten off the body part, and
re-attach later, because the</p>



<p>yarn end with the skein tends to twist and turn and get
tangled when I&#8217;m working on</p>



<p>the skirt, and this bothers me. However, if you&#8217;re ok with
it, by all means, leave it as is,</p>



<p>so you can pick your yarn up later.</p>



<p>Position the body, its opening facing you, legs pointing
upward. Attach white yarn</p>



<p>into the loops of R14.</p>



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<h2 class="wp-block-heading">The Skirt :</h2>



<p>With white</p>



<p>R1 Start by making an SC Increase in every stitch around,
close the Rnd with a Slstch</p>



<p>(72)</p>



<p>R2. Ch2, SC72, Slstch (72)</p>



<p>R3. Ch2, SC72, Slstch (72)</p>



<p>Change to Silver</p>



<p>R4. Ch2, SC72, Slstch (72)</p>



<p>R5. Ch2, SC72, Slstch (72)</p>



<p>Change to Grey (004)</p>



<p>R6. Ch2, SC72, Slstch (72)</p>



<p>R7. Ch2, SC72, Slstch (72)</p>



<p>Change to black</p>



<p>R8. (SC3 into 1)x 72 (216)</p>



<p>Fasten Off, weave in ends</p>



<p>Sew the crotch shit and stuff the body. You will be stuffing
the rest of the body as you</p>



<p>go. You will not stuff the neck, a special part will be made
for support purposes ,</p>



<p>which I call the &#8216;sausage&#8217;</p>



<p>Proceed with making the body ;</p>



<p>R18. SC 7, SC Dec, SC12, SC Dec, SC3 (24)</p>



<p>R19. SC7, SC Dec, SC11, SC Dec, SC2 (22)</p>



<p>R20. SC7, SC Dec, SC10, SC Dec, SC1 (20)</p>



<p>R21. With silver SC7, SC Dec, SC9, SC Dec, SC2 (18)</p>



<p>Change to skin colour</p>



<p>R22. SC4, SC Dec, SC8, SC Dec, SC2 (16)</p>



<p>R23. SC4, SC Dec, SC7, SC Dec, S1 (14)</p>



<p>R24. SC4, SC Dec, SC6, SC Dec (12)</p>



<p>R25 &#8211; R28. SC12 around (12)</p>



<p>Now for the head. Do not fasten off, but continue onwards
from R28 as follows ;</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">The Head :</h2>



<p>R29. (SC1, SC Inc)x 6 (18)</p>



<p>R30. (SC2, SC Inc)x 6 (24)</p>



<p>R31. (SC3, SC Inc)x 6 (30)</p>



<p>R32. (SC4, SC Inc)x 6 (36)</p>



<p>R33. (SC5, SC Inc)x 6 (42)</p>



<p>R34. (SC6, SC Inc)x 6 (48)</p>



<p>R35 &#8211; R43. SC 48 around ** (48)</p>



<p>** place a stitch marker in between row 39 and row 40, you
will attach your safety</p>



<p>eyes here later.</p>



<p>When I start decreasing i the head part, I tend to change
the colour from skin colour</p>



<p>to white, this allows me to determine the positioning of the
hair more accurately later </p>



<p>on. This is a personal preference of course, and if you
prefer continuing in skin colour,</p>



<p>please feel free to do so !</p>



<p>R44. (SC6, SC Dec)x 6 (42)</p>



<p>R45. (SC5, SC Dec)x 6 (36)</p>



<p>R46. (SC4, SC Dec)x 6 (32)</p>



<p>R47. (SC6, SC Dec)x 6 (24)</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">The Sausage :</h2>



<p>Before you continue Decreasing, you will make the &#8216;sausage&#8217;
for the neck part.</p>



<p>Starting with skin colour ;</p>



<p>SC 5 into MC</p>



<p>R1. (SC Inc) around (10)</p>



<p>R2 &#8211; R14. SC10 around (10)</p>



<p>Stuff firmly, it is important that the sausage be firm to be
able to support the neck, so</p>



<p>don&#8217;t skimp on the Fiberfil ! <img src="https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/15.0.3/72x72/1f60a.png" alt="😊" class="wp-smiley" style="height: 1em; max-height: 1em;" /></p>



<p>Place the sausage in the neck, making sure it covers it and
that the bottom part of</p>



<p>the sausage meets the body. ( you can gentle squeeze the
body to feel where it</p>



<p>should go)</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">The Eyes and the Nose :</h2>



<p>Attach the safety eyes in between R 11 &amp; R 12 of the
head, leaving a space of about</p>



<p>8 stitches in between them.</p>



<p>If you do this at this point, you can still easily add
eyelashes to the eyes before</p>



<p>securing them, because the stitches can still be easily
reached with your needle.</p>



<p>I usually use a piece of black 4ply cotton thread, of which
I remove two strands. You</p>



<p>can also use embroidery thread if you have this, and glue on
some fake lashes,</p>



<p>whichever you prefer.</p>



<p>Now, create a nose with the skin coloured yarn , one row
down and in between the</p>



<p>eyes. Make two stitches over the width of 2 v-stitches
(SC&#8217;s)).</p>



<p>Stuffing the Head :</p>



<p>In order for the head to have a nice, round and even shape,
without lumps or</p>



<p>bumps, it is key to stuff it with care.</p>



<p>I proceed as follows ;</p>



<p>Put four fingers into the head, carefully stretching the
fabric of the bottom part with</p>



<p>your index finger and your middle finger. Don&#8217;t stretch your
crochet work out too</p>



<p>much, though ! Take some Fiberfil, pry it open, gently place
it across the bottom of</p>



<p>the head, repeat, working in layers as it were and making
sure to carefully line all the</p>



<p>sides as well. The middle part is left unfilled for now, so
it should look a bit like a donut.</p>



<p>You stuff the middle in the end of the stuffing process,
this when the sides are all </p>



<p>lined, this is for an even result, without lumps, from the
bottom up, all the way to the</p>



<p>top.</p>



<p>You can give the cheeks a flush of colour, or even make a
freckle or two ?</p>



<p>I use light pink blush and apply it with an eyeshadow brush.
Dip the brush into the</p>



<p>blush, swipe over a paper towel to remove the excess and
apply carefully. Less is</p>



<p>more, so apply carefully, you can always add more if need
be. If you apply too</p>



<p>much, you won&#8217;t be able to correct it anymore, so I urge you
to be vigilant !</p>



<p>Proceed with closing the head ;</p>



<p>R48. (SC2, SC Dec)x 6 (18)</p>



<p>R49. (SC1, SC Dec)x 6 (12)</p>



<p>Fasten off, weave in ends.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">The Arms :</h2>



<p>(Make two)</p>



<p>With skin colour ;</p>



<p>R 1. SC 5 into MC (5)</p>



<p>R 2. (SC Inc)x 5 (10)</p>



<p>R 3 &#8211; R6. SC 10 around (10)</p>



<p>! Change to silver</p>



<p>R 7 &#8211; R 30. SC 10 around ** (10)</p>



<p>** Start stuffing when you&#8217;ve arrived at approx. Rnd 12.</p>



<p>You will not stuff the rest of the arm, just like the legs
aren&#8217;t stuffed completely . This is</p>



<p>to ensure the arms from falling/hanging nicely at the sides
of the body.</p>



<p>Pinch the arm together and crochet together two by two
stitches. (4)</p>



<p>Attach both arms onto the body at approx. the height of the
neck, right where the</p>



<p>colour changes from skin colour to silver.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Ribbing/Brim for the neck :</h2>



<p>This part of the pattern is crocheted in rows, not in a
spiral.</p>



<p>The finished piece should look like a small rectangle.</p>



<p>With silver ;</p>



<p>R1. Ch 8, SC into 2nd from hook, SC6, tCh (7)</p>



<p>R2 &#8211; R 22. SC7 , tCh around for 21 rows (7)</p>



<p>Fasten off. Leave a long tail for sewing.</p>



<p>Depending on how firmly you&#8217;ve stuffed the body, you might
need to make a row or</p>



<p>two extra here.</p>



<p>Fold in two and sew shut at the &#8216;short&#8217; sides. Place onto
the colour change of the</p>



<p>neck part (silver to skin colour), with the fold facing up.</p>



<p>Because it can be a bit of a challenge to attach this part,
I always pin it into place</p>



<p>first. I also press the arms down to the sides of the body,
in order to make it easier to</p>



<p>wrap the ribbing around the neck. Sew together the two short
sides of your</p>



<p>rectangle, creating a seam, which should be positioned at
back of the neck. Secure</p>



<p>the ribbing onto the body with a few strategically placed
stitches. Be careful not to</p>



<p>pull your stitches too tough, or you will get an uneven,
&#8216;bumpy&#8217; result !</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">The Ribbing for the Sleeves/Arms :</h2>



<p>(Make two)</p>



<p>This part of the pattern is crocheted in rows, not in a
spiral.</p>



<p>The finished piece should look like a small rectangle.</p>



<p>With silver ;</p>



<p>R1. Ch 8, SC into 2nd from hook, SC 6, tch (7)</p>



<p>R2 &#8211; R 17. SC7 , tCh around (7)</p>



<p>Fasten off. Leave a long tail for sewing.</p>



<p>You might also need a row or two more here, again depending
on how firmly the</p>



<p>arms have been stuffed. Fold over the finished piece, sew
close on the shortest sides, </p>



<p>pin into place and attach to the arm where the colour
changes from silver to skin</p>



<p>colour, the fold facing down. Sew both short sides together,
creating a seam. Secure</p>



<p>with a few stitches, making sure your seam faces the back of
the arm. Again, do not</p>



<p>pull too hard on the stitches here, so you don&#8217;t get any
&#8216;lumps&#8217;, and the ribbing stays</p>



<p>nice and even.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">The Socks :</h2>



<p>(Make two)</p>



<p>This part of the pattern is crocheted in rows, not in a
spiral.</p>



<p>The finished piece should look like a small rectangle.</p>



<p>With white ;</p>



<p>R1. Ch 8, SC into 2nd from hook, SC6, tCh (7)</p>



<p>R2 &#8211; R 19. SC7, tCh around (7)</p>



<p>Fasten off. Leave a long tail for sewing.</p>



<p>Depending on how firmly you&#8217;ve stuffed the body, you might
need to make a row or</p>



<p>two extra here.</p>



<p>Fold in two and sew shut at the &#8216;short&#8217; sides. Place onto
the colour change, with the</p>



<p>fold facing up.</p>



<p>Pin into place. Sew together the two short sides of your
rectangle, creating a seam,</p>



<p>which should be positioned at the back of the leg. Secure
the ribbing onto the leg</p>



<p>with a few strategically placed stitches. Be careful not to
pull your stitches too tough,</p>



<p>or you will get an uneven, &#8216;bumpy&#8217; result !</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Assembly for Leg &amp; Shoe :</h2>



<p>Now it&#8217;s time to put some shoes on !</p>



<p>You will attach the leg to the shoe, using the tail of the
Supersoft yarn you&#8217;ve left out</p>



<p>before. First, work the yarn tail up to the middle of the
ribbing. Next, unfold , place</p>



<p>the leg into the opening and carefully guide your yarn tail
through the shoe and</p>



<p>through the leg and back again, thus securing the shoe onto
the leg. Don&#8217;t pull too</p>



<p>tightly on your stitches and make sure the toes of shoes are
pointing forward ! These</p>



<p>stitches should be made at about mid-height, right where
you&#8217;ve just worked up your</p>



<p>yarn tail, making sure the leg is positioned deep enough
into the shoe.</p>



<p>Fasten off. Weave in ends. Fold the ribbing back over.
Repeat this process for the</p>



<p>second leg.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Hair</h2>



<p>(&#8216;Wig&#8217; part)</p>



<p>With black ;</p>



<p>R 1. SC 6 into MC or Ch 2 and SC 6 into first Chstch (6)</p>



<p>R 2. ( SC Inc ) x 6 (12)</p>



<p>R 3. ( SC 1, SC Inc )x 6 (18)</p>



<p>R 4. ( SC 2, SC Inc )x 6 (24)</p>



<p>R 5. ( SC 3, SC Inc )x 6 (30)</p>



<p>R 6. ( SC 4, SC Inc )x 6 (36)</p>



<p>R 7. ( SC 5, SC Inc )x 6 (42)</p>



<p>R 8. ( SC 6, SC Inc )x 6 (48)</p>



<p>R 9 &#8211; R 17. SC 48 around (48)</p>



<p>R 18. Slstch around, work loosely!</p>



<p>Fasten off, leave long tail for sewing.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Hair Buns :</h2>



<p>Make two</p>



<p>With black ;</p>



<p>R 1. SC 6 into MC or Ch 2 and SC 6 into first Chstch (6)</p>



<p>R 2. ( SC Inc ) x 6 (12)</p>



<p>R 3. ( SC 1, SC Inc )x 6 (18)</p>



<p>R 4. ( SC 2, SC Inc )x 6 (24)</p>



<p>R 5 &#8211; R 6. SC 24 around (24)</p>



<p>R 7. ( SC 2, SC Dec)x 6 (18)</p>



<p>Fasten off, leave long tail for sewing the buns onto the
hair.</p>



<p>Where you put them, is down to your imagination.</p>



<p>I usually put mine rather high up onto the head ( in between
Rnds 7 &amp; 11, counting</p>



<p>from the MC on the &#8216;wig&#8217; hair part you&#8217;ve just created )</p>



<p>First, I encourage you to pin down the buns, so you can
still move them, see what</p>



<p>looks best. Find the placement that &#8216;works&#8217; for you and sew
shut about 3/4ths of the</p>



<p>bun. This way, you can still stuff them more, if need be.</p>



<p>We all like nice, tight looking buns, don&#8217;t we ? <img src="https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/15.0.3/72x72/263a.png" alt="☺" class="wp-smiley" style="height: 1em; max-height: 1em;" />�</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Accessories :</h2>



<p>Now, for the most fun part. After all your hard crochet
work, you can relax and start</p>



<p>decorating your Jacky. You can use whatever you fancy and
what you feel your</p>



<p>version of Jacky needs. You can adapt her to the Season, make
a boy version of</p>



<p>Jacky with some trousers, change her hairstyle, add flowers,
buttons, &#8230; The</p>



<p>possibilities are endless !</p>



<p>Is she ready ? Put her in the spotlights and show her off,
share her with the rest of the</p>



<p>World !</p>



<p>Variations :</p>



<p>You can let your creative juices flowing and customise this
pattern to your taste ! I&#8217;ve</p>



<p>lined up some of my &#8216;Jacky&#8217;-creations for inspiration. For
example, mind the detail on</p>



<p>the shoes.</p>



<p>And what do you think about the Easter-Jacky ? Aren&#8217;t they
cute ?</p>



<p>The Low Shoes (ballerina&#8217;s) :</p>



<p>These are not made separately, but are attached to the leg.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Proceed as follows ;</h2>



<p>R1 &#8211; R 9 : See description Shoe n°1, then change to sock
colour</p>



<p>R10. Same as in description of shoe n°1 (see pg. 5) but BLO
(!)</p>



<p>R11 &#8211; R16. Same as in description shoe n°1 (see pg. 5)</p>



<p>R17. (SC1, SC Inc)x 6 (12)</p>



<p>R18 &#8211; R23. SC23 around (23)</p>



<p>Change to skin colour and proceed with the rest of the shoe
pattern from R24</p>



<p>onwards.</p>



<p>In order to accentuate the shoe, make a few stitches (colour
of the shoe) into the</p>



<p>front loops of R10.</p>



<p>Next, Ch30, and wrap this chain forming an &#8216;X&#8217; around on the
front of the foot, right</p>



<p>beneath the ribbing, wrapping it further around onto the
back of the leg. Secure it at</p>



<p>the back of the leg (see photo).</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Tiny Daisy Flower for the Low Shoe * :</h2>



<p>With yellow ;</p>



<p>R 1. SC 6 into MC , Slstch,</p>



<p>Change to White ;</p>



<p>R 2. (Ch3, SC1)x 5</p>



<p>Fasten off. Weave in ends.</p>



<p>(*The pattern of this Daisy Flower is by Christel Krukkert,
from her book &#8216;Christels&#8217;</p>



<p>Knuffels&#8217;, it&#8217;s the flower on the dress of the little pig.)</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[We continue to share Amigurumi free patterns with you. Amanda doll amigurumi free pattern is waiting for you in this article. MATERIALS Kartopu Organica color no: K1219 (Skin ) Kartopu Organica color no: K1920 (Grey) Kartopu Organica color no: K010 (White) Kartopu Organica color no: K258 (Pink) Kartopu Organica color no: K245 (Pink for candy)...]]></description>
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<p>We continue to share <strong>Amigurumi free patterns</strong> with you. <strong>Amanda doll amigurumi free pattern</strong> is waiting for you in this article.</p>



<p><strong>MATERIALS</strong></p>



<p>Kartopu Organica color no: K1219 (Skin )</p>



<p>Kartopu Organica color no: K1920 (Grey)</p>



<p>Kartopu Organica color no: K010 (White)</p>



<p>Kartopu Organica color no: K258 (Pink)</p>



<p>Kartopu Organica color no: K245 (Pink for</p>



<p>candy)</p>



<p>Kartopu Organica color no: K331 (Yellow)</p>



<p>Kartopu Organica color no: K0380 (Blue)</p>



<p>Alize coton gold color no: 688 (Hair)</p>



<p> 2,2 mm crochet hook, sewing needle,</p>



<p>Polyester fiberfill for stuffing,</p>



<p> 8 mm safety eyes.</p>



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<p><strong>ABBREVIATIONS:</strong></p>



<p>Magic ring: Magic ring,</p>



<p> sc: single crochet,</p>



<p>İNC: increase,</p>



<p>DEC: decrease,</p>



<p> x: repeat.</p>



<p>BLO: Back Loop only,</p>



<p>FLO: Front Loop only,</p>



<p>DC: Double crochet.</p>



<p>DECDC: Double crochet decrease,</p>



<p>İNCDC: Double crochet increase.</p>



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<p><strong>HEAD:</strong></p>



<p>1. 6 sc in magic ring: 6 sc,</p>



<p>2. 6inc : 12 sc,</p>



<p>3. (1 sc, İNC) x 6 : 18 sc,</p>



<p>4. (2 sc, İNC) x 6 : 24 sc,</p>



<p>5. (3 sc, İNC) x 6 : 30 sc,</p>



<p>6. (4 sc, İNC) x 6 : 36sc,</p>



<p>7. (5 sc, İNC) x 6 : 42 sc,</p>



<p>8. (6 sc, İNC) x 6 : 48 sc,</p>



<p>9. (7 sc, İNC) x 6 : 54 sc,</p>



<p>10. (8 sc, İNC) x 6 : 60 sc,</p>



<p>11-15. 60 sc, ( 5 Rows )</p>



<p>16. (14 sc, İNC ) x 4 : 64 sc,</p>



<p>17-20. 64 sc, ( 4 Rows )</p>



<p>21. (15 sc, İNC ) x 4 : 68 sc,</p>



<p>22-24. 68 sc, ( 3 Rows )</p>



<p>25. (16 sc, İNC ) x 4 : 72 sc,</p>



<p>26-28. 72 sc, ( 3 Rows )</p>



<p>29. (7 sc, DEC) x 8 : 64 sc,</p>



<p>30. (6 sc, DEC) x 8 : 56 sc,</p>



<p>Insert the safety eyes between round</p>



<p>21 and 22, leave 12 hole between them.</p>



<p>31. (5 sc, DEC) x 8 : 48 sc,</p>



<p>32. (4 sc, DEC) x 8 : 40 sc,</p>



<p>33. (3 sc, DEC) x 8 : 32 sc,</p>



<p>34. (2 sc, DEC) x 8 : 24 sc,</p>



<p>35. (4 sc, DEC) x 4 : 20 sc, finish it with</p>



<p>slip stitch, leave long yarn tail for</p>



<p>sewing and fill the head.</p>



<p><strong>FOOT-LEG</strong></p>



<p>1. Chain 7, leave 1 and sc next, 1 İNC, 4 sc, 3 sc in 1, 5 sc : 14 sc,</p>



<p>2. 2 İNC, 4 sc, 3 İNC, 4 sc, 1 İNC : 20 sc,</p>



<p>3-4. 20 sc, ( 2 Rows )</p>



<p>5. 1 DEC, 9 sc, 1 DEC, 7 sc : 18 sc,</p>



<p>6-7. 18 sc, ( 2 Rows )</p>



<p>8. 1 DEC, 8 sc, 1 DEC, 6 sc : 16 sc,</p>



<p>9-10. 16 sc, ( 2 Rows )</p>



<p>11-16. Chain 1, turn, 5 sc : 5 sc, ( 6 times)</p>



<p>17. 4 sc, take 1 sc from side 1 sc from middle and decrease, 1 DEC, 5 sc, 1 DEC, take 1 sc from middle</p>



<p>1 sc from side and decrease, 4 sc, 1 DEC, 1 sc, 1 DEC: 20 sc,</p>



<p>18. 3 sc, 3 sc in 1 (decrease), 5 sc, 3 sc in 1 (decrease), 6 sc : 16 sc,</p>



<p>19-37. 16 sc, (19 Rows)</p>



<p>38. 15 sc, (Leave 1 from dec row) fill the leg.</p>



<p>39. Put two side together and crochet 8 sc,</p>



<p>40. Chain 1, crochet both side of your 8 sc : 16 sc,</p>



<p>41-48. 16 sc, (8 Rows)</p>



<p>Change color to Pink,</p>



<p>49-56. 16 sc, ( 8 Rows )</p>



<p>finish it with slip stitch and fill the leg.</p>



<p>Make the second leg with same pattern.</p>



<p><strong>BODY</strong></p>



<p>We will join the legs and continue to body from here.</p>



<p>1. Start with first leg. From back side, put two side together ang crochet 8 sc, chain 6 on the</p>



<p>middle, fort he second leg, put two side together ang crochet 8 sc : 22 sc,</p>



<p>2. Chain 1, Crochet both side of your 22 sc : 44 sc,</p>



<p>3. ( 10 sc, 1 İNC ) x 4 : 48 sc,</p>



<p>4-9. 48 sc, ( 6 Rows)</p>



<p> Change color to White,</p>



<p>10.. BLO 48 sc,</p>



<p>11. 48 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to Grey,</p>



<p>12. 48 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to White,</p>



<p>13-14. 48 sc, ( 2 Rows)</p>



<p> Change color to Grey,</p>



<p>15. 48 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to White,</p>



<p>16-17. 48 sc, ( 2 Rows)</p>



<p> Change color to Grey,</p>



<p>18. 48 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to White,</p>



<p>19-20. 48 sc, ( 2 Rows)</p>



<p> Change color to Grey,</p>



<p>21. 48 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to White,</p>



<p>22. 48 sc,</p>



<p>23. ( 10 sc, 1 DEC ) x 4 : 44 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to Grey,</p>



<p>24. 44 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to White,</p>



<p>25. 44 sc,</p>



<p>26. (9 sc, 1 DEC) x 4 : 40 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to Grey,</p>



<p>27. 40 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to White,</p>



<p>28. 40 sc,</p>



<p>29. (6 sc, 1 DEC) x 5 : 35 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to Grey,</p>



<p>30. 35 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to White,</p>



<p>31. 35 sc,</p>



<p>32. (5 sc, 1 DEC) x 5 : 30 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to Grey,</p>



<p>33. 30 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to White,</p>



<p>34. 30 sc,</p>



<p>35. (4 sc, 1 DEC) x 5 : 25 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to Grey,</p>



<p>36. 25 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to skin color,</p>



<p>37. BLO  25 sc,</p>



<p>38. (3 sc, 1 DEC) x 5 : 20 sc,</p>



<p>39. 20 sc, finish it with slip stitch and fill</p>



<p>the body.</p>



<p>Our toy’s neck is slim as you see. We need to help it with dec device. I used dec flag stick for</p>



<p>support the head. You can also use wire or thick straw too. We prepare it for 6 cm long. Insert</p>



<p>3 cm inside to neck and body, 3 cm inside to head.</p>



<p><strong>ARMS:</strong></p>



<p>Start with skin color.</p>



<p>1. 8 sc in magic ring: 8 sc,</p>



<p>2. (1 sc, 1 İNC ) x 4 : 12 sc,</p>



<p>3-5. 12 sc, (3 Rows)</p>



<p> Change color to Grey,</p>



<p>6. 12 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to White,</p>



<p>7-8. 35 sc, (2 Rows)</p>



<p> Change color to Grey,</p>



<p>9.. 12 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to White,</p>



<p>10-11. 12 sc, (2 Rows)</p>



<p> Change color to Grey,</p>



<p>12.. 12 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to White,</p>



<p>13-14. 12 sc, (2 Rows)</p>



<p> Change color to Grey,</p>



<p>15. 12 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to White,</p>



<p>16-17. 12 sc, (2 Rows)</p>



<p> Change color to Grey,</p>



<p>18. 12 sc, fill this part of your arm,</p>



<p> Change color to White,</p>



<p>19. 6 DEC : 6 sc,</p>



<p>20. 6 İNC : 12 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to Grey,</p>



<p>21. 12 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to White,</p>



<p>22-23. 12 sc, (2 Rows)</p>



<p> Change color to Grey,</p>



<p>24. 12 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to White,</p>



<p>25-26. 12 sc, (2 Rows)</p>



<p> Change color to Grey,</p>



<p>27. 12 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to White,</p>



<p>28-29. 12 sc, (2 Rows)</p>



<p> Change color to Grey,</p>



<p>30. 12 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to White,</p>



<p>31-32. 12 sc, (2 Rows)</p>



<p> Change color to Grey,</p>



<p>33. 12 sc,</p>



<p> Change color to White,</p>



<p>Chain 1, Put two side together and crochet 6</p>



<p>sc : 6 sc, finish it with slip stitch, leave long</p>



<p>yarn tail for sewing.</p>



<p>JUMPER</p>



<p> 2 chain in the beginning will count as dec DC.</p>



<p>1. Chain 25, slip stitch to first chain and make dec ring. Chain 2 and crochet 24 DC : 25 DC,</p>



<p>2-6. Slip stitch to first DC, chain 2 and up, 24 DC : 25 DC, ( 5 Rows)</p>



<p>Slip stich to first DC and finish. Make the second leg but don’t cut the yarn. We will crochet from</p>



<p>here. Chain 3 for middle of your legs. Slip thitch to first leg. The join point must be back of your</p>



<p>jumper.</p>



<p>1. Chain 2 and up, 1 DC in same stich ( this mean dec İNC), 23 DC, 2 İNCDC, 1 DC, 2 İNCDC, 23 DC, 2</p>



<p>DCV, 1 DC, 1 İNCDC : 64 DC,</p>



<p>2. Slip stich to First DC, chain 2 and up, 6 DC, 1 İNC, ( 7 DC, 1 İNCDC ) x 7 : 72 DC,</p>



<p>3-5. Slip stich to First DC, chain 2 and up,71 DC, ( 3 Rows)</p>



<p>6. Slip stich to First DC, chain 2 and up, 7 DC, 1 İNC, ( 8 DC, 1 İNCDC ) x 7 : 72 DC,</p>



<p>7. Chain 1, up, 8 sc, chain 3, (Leave 14 for pocket), 26 sc, chain 3, (Leave 14 for pocket), 18 sc : 58</p>



<p>sc,</p>



<p>8-9. Chain 2 and up, 57 DC : 58 DC, ( 2 Rows )</p>



<p>10. Chain 2 and up, 1 DECDC each side, DC rest of the row : 56 DC,</p>



<p>11. Chain 2 and up, 11 DC, 1 DECDC, ( 12 DC, 1 DECDC ) x 3 : 52 DC,</p>



<p>12. Chain 2 and up, 10 DC, 1 DECDC, ( 11 DC, 1 DECDC ) x 3 : 48 DC,</p>



<p>13. Chain 1 and up, 28 sc, don’t finish the row, chain 1 turn,</p>



<p>14-19. 12 sc, chain 1 turn,</p>



<p>20. Continue to side, 6 sc to side, 36 sc,</p>



<p>continue to other side, 6 sc, slip stich to the</p>



<p>next stich. We will continue with suspenders</p>



<p>like the Picture. Chain 45, slip stich to other</p>



<p>side. Chain 1 and turn, 45 sc, slip stich to</p>



<p>beginning of the chain. You should have dec</p>



<p>ring. Dress your baby first and sew he</p>



<p>suspender on back of the jumper from middle</p>



<p>point.</p>



<p>POCKET:</p>



<p>1. Chain 13, leave 2 and turn, make 11 DC:</p>



<p>12 DC,</p>



<p>2. Chain 2 and turn, 2 DC, 1 İNCDC, 4 DC, 1</p>



<p>İNCDC, 3 DC : 14 DC,</p>



<p>3. Chain 2 and turn, 2 DC, 1 İNCDC, 5 DC, 1</p>



<p>İNCDC, 3 DC : 16 DC,</p>



<p>4. Chain 2 and turn, 2 DC, 1 İNCDC, ( 3 DC, 1</p>



<p>İNCDC) x 3 : 20 DC,</p>



<p>5. Chain 2 and turn, 19 DC,</p>



<p>6. Chain 2 and turn, 3 DC, 1 İNCDC, ( 4 DC, 1</p>



<p>İNCDC) x 3 : 24 DC,</p>



<p>7. Chain 2 and turn, 24 DC, Finish it and</p>



<p>leave dec long yarntail for sewing.</p>



<p>Sew your pocket from row 6 to row 12 like</p>



<p>the Picture.</p>



<p>CANDY 1:</p>



<p>With Pink:</p>



<p>1. Chain 42, leave 2, 40 DC : 41 DC,</p>



<p>finish and leave dec long yarntail for</p>



<p>sewing.</p>



<p>With White:</p>



<p>1. Chain 34, leave 2, 32 DC : 33 DC,</p>



<p>finish it.</p>



<p>For stick part.</p>



<p>1. Make 6 sc in Magic ring : 6 sc,</p>



<p>2-8. 6 sc, (7 rows) Finish with slip stich</p>



<p>and leave dec long yarntail for sewing.</p>



<p>Put your two part together and make roll</p>



<p>like the Picture. Sew your candy to stick.</p>



<p>Wrap dec piece of White yarn to sewing</p>



<p>point and hide the yarntail.</p>



<p>CANDY 2:</p>



<p>Start with yellow:</p>



<p>1. 6 sc in Magic ring : 6 sc,</p>



<p>2. 6 İNC : 12 sc,</p>



<p>3. ( 1 sc, 1 İNC ) x 6 : 18 sc,</p>



<p>4. ( 2 sc, 1 İNC ) x 6 : 24 sc,</p>



<p>5-8. 24 sc, ( 4 Rows)</p>



<p>9.. ( 2 sc, 1 DEC ) x 6 : 18 sc,</p>



<p>10. ( 1 sc, 1 DEC ) x 6 : 12 sc,</p>



<p>11. 6 DEC : 6 sc, fill your candy.</p>



<p>Change color to white,</p>



<p>12-18. 6 sc, (7 Rows)</p>



<p>19. Close your stick with needle and hide</p>



<p>the yarn. Wrap dec piece of pink yarn to</p>



<p>sewing point and hide the yarntail. Make</p>



<p>little points on the candy like the Picture.</p>



<p>SEWING NOTES:</p>



<p> If you sew arms before sew head this</p>



<p>will be easier. Sew the arms to row</p>



<p>34-35.</p>



<p> With dec few black or blue yarn make</p>



<p>little eyebrows on row 17 like the</p>



<p>picture.</p>



<p> Make the nose with skin color yarn</p>



<p>between row 22. And row 23. Leave 2</p>



<p>hole.</p>



<p> With dec few skin color yarn make</p>



<p>eyelash like the Picture.</p>



<p> Sew your suspender’s back side like</p>



<p>the pictures.</p>



<p> Use some blusher for cheeks and top of her nose.</p>



<p> Add your hair from top to row 8.</p>



<p> Make 2 braid on front side of hair like</p>



<p>the Picture. You can make little braids</p>



<p>other side of the hair too. Cut your</p>



<p>dolls hair with dec scissor and shape like me.</p>



<p> You can dress your Amanda doll and</p>



<p>also add glasses. Your Amanda doll is ready.</p>
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<p><strong>Abbreviations (vs US Symbol Definition) :</strong></p>



<p>CH = Chain Stitch (CH)</p>



<p>X = Single Crochet (SC)</p>



<p>V = SC at indicated stitch 2 times (Single Crochet Increase)</p>



<p>A = Crochet together 2 SC (Single Crochet Decrease)</p>



<p>T = HDC (Half Double Crochet)</p>



<p>TV = HDC at indicated stitch 2 times (HDC Increase)</p>



<p>TA = Crochet together 2 HDC (HDC Decrease)</p>



<p>F = Double Crochet (DC)</p>



<p>FV = DC at indicated stitch 2 times (DC Increase)</p>



<p>FA = Crochet together 2 DC (DC Decrease)</p>



<p>S = slst = Slip Stitch</p>



<p>W = sc3tog= SC next 3 stitches together at a time</p>



<p>M = Crochet together 3 SC</p>



<p>* = repeat</p>



<p>E = Treble crochet (TR)</p>



<p>(This pattern may not use all above Abbreviations . Providing for your future use)</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Materials : </h2>



<p>Yarn ex005 (White, Skin color, Navy/dark Blue, Blue, Pink, Light Pink, Red,</p>



<p>Yellow).</p>



<p>&nbsp;Organic cotton yarn (purple)</p>



<p>Supporting</p>



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<p>Materials : Button (5mm), cotton, Aluminum wire</p>



<p>Tools : Hooks (1.25mm, 1.5mm, 1.75mm), sewing needle, cutter, glue, powder blush</p>



<figure class="wp-block-gallery columns-1 is-cropped wp-block-gallery-16 is-layout-flex wp-block-gallery-is-layout-flex"><ul class="blocks-gallery-grid"><li class="blocks-gallery-item"><figure><a href="https://crochetfree.pinto.live/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/amigurumi-doll274-1024x1024-1.jpg"><img decoding="async" src="https://crochetfree.pinto.live/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/amigurumi-doll274-1024x1024-1-1024x1024.jpg" alt="" data-id="7886" data-full-url="https://crochetfree.pinto.live/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/amigurumi-doll274-1024x1024-1.jpg" data-link="https://crochetfree.pinto.live/amigurumi-arale-doll-free-crochet-pattern/amigurumi-doll274-1024x1024-1/" class="wp-image-7886"/></a></figure></li></ul></figure>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">Arm x 2 (Hook 1.25mm)</h2>



<p>Round Details Total Stitches Remarks</p>



<p>1 Thumb – (White color) Loop 4X 4</p>



<p>2 4X 4</p>



<p>1 Palm – (White) Loop 5 5</p>



<p>2 5V 5</p>



<p>3 &#8211; 4 10X 10</p>



<p>5 10X. Connecting to Thumb 4X 14</p>



<p>6 (XA)*4, 2X 10</p>



<p>7 (Skin color) Back-loop 10X</p>



<p>(White color) Front-loop (per need) *4, 2X, End yarn 10</p>



<p>8 &#8211; 19 (Skin Color) 10X 10</p>



<p>Body (Hook 1.25mm)</p>



<p>Round Details Total Stitches Remarks</p>



<p>1 8CH, reverse, at 2nd hole, 6X, W, 5X, V 16</p>



<p>2 V, 5X, 3V, 5X, 2V 22</p>



<p>3 X, V, 5X, 3(XV), 5X, 2(XV) 28</p>



<p>4 9X, A, M, A, 12X 24</p>



<p>5 (White) 7X, A, M, A, 8X, A 19</p>



<p>6 5X, A, M, A, 7X 15</p>



<p>7 6X, A, 7X 14</p>



<p>8 &#8211; 10 14X 14</p>



<p>11-22 (Skin Color) 14X 14</p>



<p>23 Combine both legs with 3CH in between 34</p>



<p>24-25 34X 34</p>



<p>26 (White) 6X, A, 15X, A, 9X 32</p>



<p>27 (6X, A)*4 28</p>



<p>28-37 28X 28</p>



<p>38 7X, connect to arm 10X, 14X, connect to arm, 10X, 7X 48</p>



<p>39 (XA)*16 32</p>



<p>40 (Skin Color), (2X, A)*8 24</p>



<p>41 12A 12</p>



<p>42-43 12X 12</p>



<p>Head (Hook 1.25mm)</p>



<p>Round Details Total Stitches Remarks</p>



<p>1 Loop with 6 stitches 6</p>



<p>2 6V 12</p>



<p>3 (X, V)*6 18</p>



<p>4 (2X, V)*6 24</p>



<p>5 (3X, V)*6 30</p>



<p>6 (4X, V)*6 36</p>



<p>7 (5X, V)*6 42</p>



<p>8 (6X, V)*6 48</p>



<p>9 (7X, V)*6 54</p>



<p>10 (8X, V)*6 60</p>



<p>11 (9X, V)*6 66</p>



<p>12-25 66X 66</p>



<p>26 (4XA)*6 30</p>



<p>27 (8X, A)*6 54</p>



<p>28 (7X, A)*6 48</p>



<p>29 (6X, A)*6 42</p>



<p>30 (5X, A)*6 36</p>



<p>31 (4X, A)*6 30</p>



<p>32 (3X, A)*6 24</p>



<p>33 (2X, A)*6 18</p>



<p>34 (X, A)*6 12 Placing eyes between 19-21</p>



<p>Ear x 2 (Hook 1.25mm)</p>



<p>Round Details Total Stitches Remarks</p>



<p>1 (Skin Color) Loop 5X 5</p>



<p>2 Left Ear (2T,2TV,T) , Right Ear (T,2TV,2T) 7 each Place ears</p>



<p>between 22-23</p>



<p>3</p>



<p>Shoes (Hook 1.25mm)</p>



<p>Round Details Total Stitches Remarks</p>



<p>1 Soles of Shoes (Navy Blue) 9CH, reverse, at 2nd</p>



<p>hole, 7X,W,6X,V</p>



<p>18</p>



<p>2 V,6X,3V,6X,2V 24</p>



<p>3 X,V,6X,3(XV),6X,2(XV) 30</p>



<p>4 Back-Post 30X (outsole of shoes )</p>



<p>Note: photos in this page are added by translator</p>



<p>to ease your understanding. Please ignore yarn</p>



<p>color that used in these photos <img src="https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/15.0.3/72x72/1f61b.png" alt="😛" class="wp-smiley" style="height: 1em; max-height: 1em;" /></p>



<p>30</p>



<p>1 Shoes head (White color) 9X 9</p>



<p>2 (XA)*3 6</p>



<p>3 3A 3</p>



<p>Shoes head(toes) , re-start from left to right with</p>



<p>7X. This line with back facing out</p>



<p>7</p>



<p>1 (Back Loop) – turn, at 2nd hole, 6X on shoe head</p>



<p>(white area), 21X on shoe body, 1X back to shoe</p>



<p>head</p>



<p>28</p>



<p>2 5X,A,19X,A 26</p>



<p>3 5X,A,17X,A 24</p>



<p>4 5X,A,5X,5T,5X,A 22</p>



<p>5 5X (stitch on shoe head) 5</p>



<p>Insert a cardboard paper in the shoes, add</p>



<p>shoelace accordingly</p>



<p>outsole of shoes</p>



<p>Photo 1</p>



<p>(step 1-3)</p>



<p>Start from left to</p>



<p>right with 7x on top</p>



<p>of white area</p>



<p>4</p>



<p>Shirt (Hook 1.25mm)</p>



<p>Round Details Total Stitches Remarks</p>



<p>1 (White ) 21 CH, turn, at 2nd hole, 20X 20</p>



<p>2 (Front- loop) A,16X,A 18</p>



<p>3 (XV)*9 27</p>



<p>4 (XV)*9 36</p>



<p>5 (3XV)*9 45</p>



<p>6 6X,4CH, skip 10 holes, 13X, 4CH, skip 10 holes, 6X 33</p>



<p>7 &#8211; 13 33X 33</p>



<p>1 Sleeves, 16X 16</p>



<p>Left placket, from bottom up , 2X, 2CH, 3X, 2CH, 2X</p>



<p>Right placket, stitch one row of X, add buttons which</p>



<p>corresponding to left CH locations</p>



<p>1 Bowknot, 10CH, turn, at 2nd hole, 9X 9</p>



<p>2 &#8211; 9 9X 9</p>



<p>Bowknot’s knot at center, 5CH, turn, at 2nd hole, 4X 4</p>



<p>Combine both Bowknot and knot , then, place it at left</p>



<p>placket most upper part</p>



<p>Bib Pants 1 (Hook 1.25mm)</p>



<p>Round Details Total Stitches Remarks</p>



<p>1 Trousers leg, (Blue) Loop 20X 20</p>



<p>2 &#8211; 3 20X 20</p>



<p>Make two trousers legs</p>



<p>4 Combine both trousers legs, 40X 40</p>



<p>5 &#8211; 9 40X 40</p>



<p>10 (8T,TA)*4 36</p>



<p>1 Belt, 34CH, turn, at 5th hole, 30X. Sew at back of pants, Use</p>



<p>white yarn to sew pants lines. Add buttons at front of pants</p>



<p>T-Shirt (Hook 1.25mm)</p>



<p>Round Details Total Stitches Remarks</p>



<p>1 (Yellow) 24CH, make a circle, (7x,V)*3 27</p>



<p>2 (Front- Loop), (2X,V)*9 36</p>



<p>3 (3X,V)*9 45</p>



<p>4 (Pink), (14X,V)*3 48</p>



<p>5 7X,4CH, skip 10 holes, 14X, 4CH, skip 10 holes, 7X 36</p>



<p>6 &#8211; 14 36X 36 5</p>



<p>T-Shirt (continues) (Hook 1.25mm)</p>



<p>Round Details Total Stitches Remarks</p>



<p>1 Sleeves, (Pink), 16X 16</p>



<p>2 (Yellow), 16X 16</p>



<p>Left placket, from bottom up, 2X, (2CH, X) *3</p>



<p>Right placket, stitch one row of X, add buttons which</p>



<p>corresponding to left CH locations</p>



<p>Bib Jean Pants 2 (Hook 1.25mm)</p>



<p>Round Details Total Stitches Remarks</p>



<p>1 Trousers leg, (Blue) 21CH, make a circle, 21X 21</p>



<p>2 21X 21</p>



<p>3 Front-Loop, 21X 21</p>



<p>4 &#8211; 7 21X 21</p>



<p>8 Make two trousers legs, combine both legs, 42X 42</p>



<p>9 -15 42X, end yarn 42</p>



<p>16 Following in piece form, at front of pants, 15X 15</p>



<p>17 &#8211; 19 15X 15</p>



<p>20 A,11X,A 13</p>



<p>21 Adding buttons at both left &amp; right end</p>



<p>Belt, 24CH, turn, at 5th hole, 20X 20</p>



<p>1 Pocket, 8CH, turn, at 2nd hole, 7X 7</p>



<p>2 &#8211; 3 7X 7</p>



<p>Sew pocket &amp; Belts to pants accordingly. Use white yarn to</p>



<p>sew pants lines</p>



<p>Hairs (Hook 1.75mm)</p>



<p>Round Details Total Stitches Remarks</p>



<p>1 (Purple) 11CH, turn, at 2nd hole, 10X 10</p>



<p>2 &#8211; 9 3S, 8CH, turn, at 2nd hole, 10X 10</p>



<p>10 3S, 28CH, turn, at 2nd hole, 30X 30</p>



<p>11 &#8211; 27 10S, 21CH, turn, at 2nd hole, 30X 30</p>



<p>1- Iron hairs 2- use one yarn to stitch</p>



<p>across hairs 3- pull both ends of yarn</p>



<p>PooPoo, spiral type without cotton filled (Hook 1.25mm)</p>



<p>Round Details Total Stitches Remarks</p>



<p>1 (Pink) Loop 4X 4</p>



<p>2 3X, W 6</p>



<p>3 6V 12</p>



<p>4 &#8211; 5 12X 12</p>



<p>6 X,A*4 8</p>



<p>7 Front- Loop, 6X,W,X 10</p>



<p>8 10V 20</p>



<p>9 &#8211; 10 20X 20</p>



<p>11 (XA)*6, A 13</p>



<p>12 Front-Loop, 9X,W,3X 15</p>



<p>13 15V 30</p>



<p>14 &#8211; 15 30X 30</p>



<p>16 (3X,A)*6 24</p>



<p>17 (2X,A)*6 18</p>



<p>18 (X,A)*6 12</p>



<p>19 A*6 6</p>



<p>Hat (Hook 1.25mm)</p>



<p>Round Details Total Stitches Remarks</p>



<p>1 (Pink), Loop 7X 7</p>



<p>2 7V 14</p>



<p>3 (X, V)*7 21</p>



<p>4 (2X, V)*7 28</p>



<p>5 (3X, V)*7 35</p>



<p>6 (4X, V)*7 42</p>



<p>7 (5X, V)*7 49</p>



<p>8 (6X, V)*7 56</p>



<p>9 (7X, V)*7 63</p>



<p>10 &#8211; 16 63X 63</p>



<p>7</p>



<p>Hat &#8211; continue (Hook 1.25mm)</p>



<p>Round Details Total Stitches Remarks</p>



<p>Lip, in Piece Form</p>



<p>Go to cap front, center of round #16, pick 8 holes</p>



<p>(refer chart below)</p>



<p>1 2V, 4X, 2V, S 12</p>



<p>2 4V,4X,4V, (skip 1 hole at cap round#16) S 20</p>



<p>3 (Red), 20X, (skip 1 hole at cap round#16) S 20</p>



<p>4 (V,2X)*3,2X,(2X,V)*3, (skip 1 hole at cap round#16) S 26</p>



<p>5 26X, (skip 1 hole at cap round#16) S 26</p>



<p>6 (White), 26X, (skip 1 hole at cap round#16) S 26</p>



<p>Hat &#8211; continue (Hook 1.25mm)</p>



<p>Round Details Total Stitches Remarks</p>



<p>1 Left Wing, Loop 7X 7</p>



<p>2 5CH, turn, at 2nd hole, 4X, S to round#1, 2nd hole 4</p>



<p>3 3S(on round#2) , 3CH, turn, at 2nd hole, 5X, S to</p>



<p>round #1, 3rd hole</p>



<p>5</p>



<p>4 3S(on round#3) , 4CH, turn, at 2nd hole, 6X, S to</p>



<p>round #1, 4th hole</p>



<p>6</p>



<p>1 Right Wing, Loop 7X 7</p>



<p>2 7CH, turn, at 2nd hole, 6X, S to round#1, 2nd hole 6</p>



<p>3 4S(on round#2) , 2CH, turn, at 2nd hole, 5X, S to</p>



<p>round #1, 3rd hole</p>



<p>5</p>



<p>4 3S(on round#3) , 2CH, turn, at 2nd hole, 4X, S to</p>



<p>round #1, 4th hole</p>



<p>4</p>



<p>make 1 &amp; ½ circle for both frames</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[Valentine author Olga Zimina Creative Studio Olga Zimina January 2020 ABBREVATİONS CH &#8211; chain SC &#8211; single crochet SL-ST SLİP STİTCH İNC increase Dec decrease Materials: 1. Yarn Jeans 160 / 50g beige, brown, white, black and turquoise (or any other) colors. Can be replaced with acrylic yarn of similar thickness. 2. Eyes on 6mm...]]></description>
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<p>Valentine</p>



<p>author Olga Zimina</p>



<p>Creative Studio Olga Zimina</p>



<p>January 2020</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading">ABBREVATİONS</h2>



<p>CH &#8211; chain</p>



<p>SC &#8211; single crochet</p>



<p>SL-ST SLİP STİTCH</p>



<p>İNC increase</p>



<p>Dec decrease</p>



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<p>Materials:</p>



<p>1. Yarn Jeans 160 / 50g beige, brown, white,</p>



<p>black and turquoise (or any other) colors.</p>



<p>Can be replaced with acrylic yarn of similar thickness.</p>



<p>2. Eyes on 6mm safety mount</p>



<p>3. For hearts: a little pink plush yarn</p>



<p>colors, for a little little pink jeans yarn</p>



<p>colors.</p>



<p>4. Filler for toys</p>



<p>5. Hook No. 1.75 or 2</p>



<p>All parts fit in a spiral. We do not do offset loops,</p>



<p>unless indicated in the description.</p>



<p>The toy is on its own.</p>



<p>Fill the details as you knit.</p>



<p>When using the recommended materials, you will knit</p>



<p>16 cm toy</p>



<p>My groups on social networks:</p>



<p>Creative Studio Olga Zimina</p>



<p>January 2020</p>



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<p>Head:</p>



<p>1.6 sc into magic ring</p>



<p>2. 6İNC (12)</p>



<p>3. (sc, İNC) * 6 (18)</p>



<p>4. (2sc, İNC) * 6 (24)</p>



<p>5. (3sc, İNC) * 6 (30)</p>



<p>6. (4sc, İNC) * 6 (36)</p>



<p>7. (5sc, İNC) * 6 (42)</p>



<p>8.-14. 42sc (7 rows) from the 14th row we knit hair color (I
have</p>



<p>brown)</p>



<p>Eyes inserted between 11 and 12 rows, the distance between</p>



<p>eyes of 5 loops.</p>



<p>15. (DEC, 5sc) * 6 (36) Next, we knit on the back</p>



<p>16. (DEC, 4sc) * 6 (30)</p>



<p>17. (DEC, 3sc) * 6 (24)</p>



<p>18. (DEC, 2sc) * 6 (18)</p>



<p>19. (DEC, sc) * 6 (12)</p>



<p>20.6DEC</p>



<p>For the left p / p we knit hair:</p>



<p>Dial 25 ch and knit 24 sl-st; retreat 3 p / p and for</p>



<p>The 4th p / p again we knit 25 ch and 24sl-st. Thus knit on</p>



<p>the whole head.</p>



<p>Ears:</p>



<p>6sc into magic ring, sl-st Sew ears to the head.</p>



<p>Legs (2pcs):</p>



<p>1.Set the chain of 5ch, from the second loop from the hook:
3sc, 4sc in</p>



<p>last loop, on the other side 2sc, İNC</p>



<p>2.İNC, 2sc, 4İNC, 3sc, İNC (17)</p>



<p>3.sc, İNC, 3sc, 6İNC, 5sc, İNC (25)</p>



<p>4.2sc, İNC, 3sc, (sc, İNC) * 6.7sc (32)</p>



<p>5. Behind the back of the hinge: 32sc</p>



<p>6.-7. 32sc</p>



<p>9.11sc, 6DEC, 9sc (26)</p>



<p>10.7sc, 6DEC, 7sc (20) Change the thread color</p>



<p>11.8sc, 2DEC, 8sc (18)</p>



<p>12.8sc, DEC of 3sc, 7sc (16)</p>



<p>13.16sc Fill the shoe.</p>



<p>14.-18. 16sc (we knit in stripes, alternating black (or
gray) and</p>



<p>white colors)</p>



<p>19.-25. White: 16sc (7 rows)</p>



<p>We fill the legs tight enough, in the middle of the foot you
can</p>



<p>drag in the middle for greater stability.</p>



<p>Tie the soles of the shoes with a crawfish step.</p>



<p>Having connected the second leg, we do not cut the thread,
but continue to knit</p>



<p>torso.</p>



<p>We do 5ch and join the second leg.</p>



<p>Torso:</p>



<p>1.164sc along the leg, 5sc along the chain of ch, 16sc along
the second leg,</p>



<p>5sc in chain (42)</p>



<p>2.-4. 42sc</p>



<p>5. (12sc, DEC) * 3 (39)</p>



<p>6. 39sc</p>



<p>7. (11sc, DEC) * 3 (36)</p>



<p>8. (10sc, DEC) * 3 (33)</p>



<p>9. (9sc, DEC) * 3 (30)</p>



<p>10. 30sc Change the thread to the color of the dress and
continue to knit:</p>



<p>11. (8sc, DEC) * 3 (27)</p>



<p>12.27sc</p>



<p>13. Behind the rear p / p: 27sc</p>



<p>14.-17. 27sc (4 rows)</p>



<p>18. (7sc, DEC) * 3 (24)</p>



<p>19. (2sc, DEC) * 6 (18) Fill</p>



<p>20. (sc, DEC) * 6 (12) Change the thread to body:</p>



<p>21.-23. 12sc (neck) (we knit the 21st row behind the back
half-back)</p>



<p>24. 6DEC</p>



<p>Fill the neck very tight with a pencil or stick</p>



<p>for sushi.</p>



<p>Dress skirt:</p>



<p>1.for left p / p we knit 27 İNC from hdc (54)</p>



<p>2.-8. 54 hdc (7 rows)</p>



<p>9. behind the front p / p: (3ch, sc) * 54</p>



<p>White thread for the items left: (5ch, sc) * 54</p>



<p>We knit a collar with a white thread for the items left in
the 21st row:</p>



<p>3ch, dc to the same loop, İNC from dc, 2hdc, sc, 2İNC, sc,
2hdc, 2İNC</p>



<p>from dc. Embroider an imitation fastener with the same
thread.</p>



<p>Pens (2pcs):</p>



<p>1. start with flesh color: 6sc into magic ring</p>



<p>2. (İNC, 2sc) * 2 (8)</p>



<p>3.-6. 8sc Change the color to the color of the dress:</p>



<p>7.8sc</p>



<p>8.-9. behind the rear p / p: 8sc</p>



<p>10.-19. 8sc (10 rows) Do not fill!</p>



<p>20. For both sides of knitting: 4sc</p>



<p>For the items left in the 8th row with a white thread: (5ch,
sc) * in a circle</p>



<p>For dresses left in the 9th row in the color of the dress:
(3ch, sc) * in a circle</p>



<p>Sew handles to the body. Fix the head with a long needle</p>



<p>and sew to the body.</p>



<p>Heart:</p>



<p>1.6c into magic ring</p>



<p>2. 6İNC (12)</p>



<p>3. (sc, İNC) * 6 (18)</p>



<p>4. (2sc, İNC) * 6 (24)</p>



<p>5. 24sc Tie two parts, do not cut the thread from the second
part,</p>



<p>continue to knit.</p>



<p>6. join the second part and knit 24 sc on it,</p>



<p>24sc for the first part (48) (here is the beginning of the
row)</p>



<p>7. (DEC, 22sc) * 2 (46)</p>



<p>8. DEC, 19sc, 2DEC, 19sc (42)</p>



<p>9.42sc</p>



<p>10. (5sc, DEC) * 6 (36)</p>



<p>11. (4sc, DEC) * 6 (30)</p>



<p>12. (8sc, DEC) * 3 (27)</p>



<p>13. (7sc, DEC) * 3 (24)</p>



<p>14. (2sc, DEC) * 6 (18)</p>



<p>15. (sc, DEC) * 6 (12)</p>



<p>16.12sc Fill the heart</p>



<p>17.6DEC</p>



<p>18. 3DEC</p>



<p>Valentine is ready!</p>



<p>Creative Studio Olga Zimina</p>



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					<description><![CDATA[Materials • Sock weight yarn in dark green, light green, white, red, light peach, brown • Black yarn or embroidery thread • 2.5mm crochet hook • A pair of 8mm black safety eyes • One 6mm red round button • Polyester fiberfill for stuffing • Yarn needle • Sewing needle • Sewing thread in red...]]></description>
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<p><strong>Materials</strong></p>



<p>• Sock weight yarn in dark green, light green,</p>



<p>white, red, light peach, brown</p>



<p>• Black yarn or embroidery thread</p>



<p>• 2.5mm crochet hook</p>



<p>• A pair of 8mm black safety eyes</p>



<p>• One 6mm red round button</p>



<p>• Polyester fiberfill for stuffing</p>



<p>• Yarn needle</p>



<p>• Sewing needle</p>



<p>• Sewing thread in red</p>



<p>• Scissors</p>



<p>• Stitch markers</p>



<p>• Pearl headed pins</p>



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<p><strong>Terminology [US]</strong></p>



<p>magic ring</p>



<p>ch (chain)</p>



<p>st (stitch)</p>



<p>sc (single crochet)</p>



<p>hdc (half double crochet)</p>



<p>dc (double crochet)</p>



<p>inc (increase)</p>



<p>dec (decrease)</p>



<p>FLO (front loop only)</p>



<p>sl st (slip stitch)</p>



<p>SIZE: 27 cm [without her hat] when made</p>



<p>with the indicated yarn</p>



<p>DIFFICULTY: Intermediate</p>



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<p>Special Notes</p>



<p>Color Change</p>



<p>This pattern requires color changes to make stripes.</p>



<p>For a seamless color change, follow these steps:</p>



<p>While working on the last stitch of the round, just</p>



<p>before you make the color change, make a single</p>



<p>crochet stitch as usual by inserting hook in the stitch</p>



<p>and pull up a loop. Now instead of pulling the same</p>



<p>yarn through the two remaining loops on your hook,</p>



<p>complete the stitch by pulling the new color through</p>



<p>the loops. In the first stitch of the next round, instead</p>



<p>of making a single crochet stitch, slip stitch with the</p>



<p>new color. Now make single crochet stitches in each</p>



<p>of the remaining stitches of the round. Work on the</p>



<p>next round as usual.</p>



<p>Instructions</p>



<p>BOOT &amp; LEG [make 2]</p>



<p>Start with dark green yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 1: 6 sc in a magic ring. [6]</p>



<p>Rnd 2-3: sc around. [6]</p>



<p>Rnd 4: inc X 6. [12]</p>



<p>Rnd 5: sc around. [12]</p>



<p>Rnd 6: (inc, sc 2) X 4. [16]</p>



<p>Rnd 7: sc around. [16]</p>



<p>Rnd 8: (dec, sc 2) X 4. [12]</p>



<p>Rnd 9-10: sc around. [12]</p>



<p>ch 1, turn. Next, we will work on the heel.</p>



<p>Heel</p>



<p>Row 1-3: sc 7, ch 1, turn. [7]</p>



<p>Row 4: sc 7. Mark the last stitch worked. [7]</p>



<p>From here on, we go back to working in the round.</p>



<p>Rnd 11: Working along the row end, sc 4; sc 5 on</p>



<p>the front of the shoe, sc 4 along the other row end</p>



<p>[Pic 1-4]. [13]</p>



<p>Rnd 12: Fold the shoe as shown in Pic 5. Starting</p>



<p>from the marked st [Pic 6], sc in all 13 st. [13]</p>



<p>Rnd 13: sc around. [13] The shoe should now look</p>



<p>like the sample shown in Pic 7.</p>



<p>Rnd 14: dec, sc 11. [12]</p>



<p>Join red yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 15: sc around. [12]</p>



<p>Sew the gap at the heel closed.</p>



<p>Rnd 16-29: sc around. [12]</p>



<p>Stuff as you go.</p>



<p>Rnd 30: (dec, sc 4) X 2. [10]</p>



<p>Rnd 31-45: sc around. [10]</p>



<p>Starting from the last stitch worked, count counterclockwise
and mark the 5th stitch.</p>



<p>Fasten off. Stuff leg lightly, leaving the last 4-5</p>



<p>rounds unstuffed.</p>



<p>Make the second leg and stuff but do not fasten</p>



<p>off. We will continue working on this leg and join it</p>



<p>with the other leg in the next round.</p>



<p>BODY</p>



<p>Rnd 1: ch 4; starting from the marked st of the first</p>



<p>leg [Pic 8], sc 10, sc in the next 4 ch [Pic 9], sc in all</p>



<p>10 st of the second leg [Pic 10]. [24 st + 4 ch]</p>



<p>Rnd 2: sc in the loops of the next 4 ch [Pic 11], sc in</p>



<p>the remaining 24 st. [28]</p>



<p>Rnd 3-5: sc around. [28]</p>



<p>Join dark green yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 6-7: sc around. [28]</p>



<p>Join light green yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 8: sc around. [28]</p>



<p>Rnd 9: (sc 5, dec) X 4. [24]</p>



<p>Switch to dark green yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 10-11: sc around. [24]</p>



<p>Switch to light green yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 12-13: sc around. [24]</p>



<p>Switch to dark green yarn, fasten off light green</p>



<p>yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 14: sc around. [24]</p>



<p>Rnd 15: (sc 4, dec) X 4. [20]</p>



<p>Rnd 16: (sc 3, dec) X 4. [16]</p>



<p>Stuff the body. While stuffing, bend the legs</p>



<p>forward at the point where the legs and the body</p>



<p>meet so no stuffing passes through the top portion</p>



<p>of the legs [Pic 12]. This is to ensure that the upper</p>



<p>legs remain floppy, which will make it possible for</p>



<p>the doll to sit.</p>



<p>Join light peach yarn, fasten off dark green yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 17: (sc 2, dec) X 4. [12]</p>



<p>Rnd 18: (sc, dec) X 4. [8]</p>



<p>Rnd 19-25: sc around. [8]</p>



<p>Stuff the neck firmly. It is very important to stuff</p>



<p>the neck as firmly as possible at this point so it can</p>



<p>support the weight of the head.</p>



<p>Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing. Using your</p>



<p>yarn needle, weave the yarn tail through the front</p>



<p>loop of each remaining stitch and pull it tight, closing</p>



<p>off the neck. Weave in the yarn end.</p>



<p>BOOT CUFF [make 2]</p>



<p>With white yarn, ch 17.</p>



<p>Row 1: Starting from the 4th ch from the hook, dc in</p>



<p>all 14 ch. [14]</p>



<p>Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing. Wrap the</p>



<p>cuff around Rnd 15 of the leg and sew the row ends</p>



<p>together. Secure to the leg with a few tacks.</p>



<p>ARM [make 2]</p>



<p>Start with light peach yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 1: 7 sc in a magic ring. [7]</p>



<p>Rnd 2-4: sc around. [7]</p>



<p>Join light green yarn; fasten off light peach yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 5-22: sc around. [7]</p>



<p>Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing. Do not stuff</p>



<p>the arms.</p>



<p>Press the top of the arm flat and sew it closed. Pin</p>



<p>arms on Rnd 15 of the body and sew them in place.</p>



<p>SKIRT</p>



<p>Ch 28 with light green yarn. sl st in the first ch to make</p>



<p>a ring. [Note: Leave a long tail at the beginning of the</p>



<p>chain to use for sewing the skirt onto the body later.]</p>



<p>Rnd 1: ch 1, hdc around. [28]</p>



<p>Work in continuous spirals from the next round</p>



<p>onwards.</p>



<p>Rnd 2: sc inc X 28. [56]</p>



<p>Rnd 3: (sc 6, inc) X 8. [64]</p>



<p>Rnd 4-8: sc around. [64]</p>



<p>Rnd 9: (sc 6, dec) X 8. [56]</p>



<p>Rnd 10: (sl st in the next st, ch 3, sl st in the 3rd ch</p>



<p>from the hook, sc in the next st) X 28.</p>



<p>Fasten off. Weave in the yarn ends.</p>



<p>Slip the skirt from the top of the body and position it</p>



<p>around Rnd 6. Hold it in place with pearl headed pins</p>



<p>and sew in place.</p>



<p>HEAD</p>



<p>Work with light peach yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 1: 8 sc in a magic ring. [8]</p>



<p>Rnd 2: inc X 8. [16]</p>



<p>Rnd 3: (sc, inc) X 8. [24]</p>



<p>Rnd 4: (sc 2, inc) X 8. [32]</p>



<p>Rnd 5: (sc 3, inc) X 8. [40]</p>



<p>Rnd 6: (sc 4, inc) X 8. [48]</p>



<p>Rnd 7-17: sc around. [48]</p>



<p>Rnd 18: (sc 4, dec) X 8. [40]</p>



<p>Rnd 19: (sc 3, dec) X 8. [32]</p>



<p>Rnd 20: (sc 2, dec) X 8. [24]</p>



<p>Insert 8mm eyes between Rnd 13 &amp; 14, 7 stitches apart.</p>



<p>Rnd 21: dec X 12. [12]</p>



<p>Stuff head, leaving some space in the center for the</p>



<p>neck that will be inserted later.</p>



<p>Rnd 22: (sc 4, dec) X 2. [10]</p>



<p>Fasten off. Weave in the yarn end.</p>



<p>Shape face: Thread a yarn needle with light peach</p>



<p>yarn. Insert needle from the opening at the base of</p>



<p>the head, bring it out from Point A next to the eye [Pic</p>



<p>13]. Push the needle back in from Point B and out from</p>



<p>Point C close to the next eye [Pic 14]. Push it in from</p>



<p>Point D, bringing it out from Point A again [Pic 15].</p>



<p>Gently squish the eyes together with your fingers and</p>



<p>carefully pull the yarn to bring the eyes closer. While</p>



<p>holding this shape, push the needle back in from Point</p>



<p>B and out from Point C [Pic 16]. Push it in from Point</p>



<p>D, and bring it out from the opening at the base of</p>



<p>the head [Pic 17]. Gently pull both the yarn ends and</p>



<p>tie them together to hold the shape [Pic 18]. Clip off</p>



<p>excess yarn and push the yarn ends inside the head.</p>



<p>Embroider eye details: With white yarn, sew a</p>



<p>crescent shape around the outer edge of the eyes [Pic</p>



<p>19-20]. With black yarn or embroidery thread, sew</p>



<p>eyelashes [Pic 21-23]</p>



<p>WIG</p>



<p>Work with brown yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 1-15: Follow instructions for Head.</p>



<p>Fasten off leaving a very long tail. We will use this</p>



<p>tail to embroider bangs on the forehead.</p>



<p>HAIR</p>



<p>Slip the wig on the</p>



<p>head; make sure the</p>



<p>yarn tail is positioned</p>



<p>above the left eye.</p>



<p>Using pearl headed</p>



<p>pins, mark the area on</p>



<p>the forehead where</p>



<p>the bangs will be</p>



<p>embroidered as shown</p>



<p>in Pic 24. Weave the</p>



<p>yarn tail around these</p>



<p>pins to create a zigzag</p>



<p>outline for the bangs</p>



<p>that will cover the</p>



<p>entire right side of the forehead [Pic 25]. Now we</p>



<p>will start embroidering hair, one cluster at a time.</p>



<p>With your yarn needle, make a stitch on the</p>



<p>hairpiece at the end of the zigzag outline [Pic 26].</p>



<p>Do not take out the pins yet; we will need them</p>



<p>to hold the outline. Next, make another stitch</p>



<p>on the pointed end of the outline; make sure the</p>



<p>needle goes beneath the yarn that serves as your</p>



<p>outline and through one stitch on the head [Pic</p>



<p>27]. Make another stitch at exactly the same spot,</p>



<p>using the same technique, to hold the pointed</p>



<p>end of the outline in place. Sew your next stitch</p>



<p>on the hairpiece [Pic 28]. Continue embroidering</p>



<p>slanted lines, starting at the pointed end of the</p>



<p>zigzag and ending at the edge of the hairpiece until</p>



<p>the outline for the first bang is covered [Pic 29-30].</p>



<p>Continue until you cover the entire right side of the</p>



<p>forehead [Pic 31-33]. Similarly, create an outline</p>



<p>with pearl headed pins on the left side of the</p>



<p>forehead and embroider the bangs [Pic 34]. Secure</p>



<p>the wig with a few tacks at the back of the head.</p>



<p>BRAID [make 2]</p>



<p>Cut eight 15-inch long stands of brown yarn, fold</p>



<p>them in half. Take another strand of brown yarn,</p>



<p>equal in length to the other stands, wrap it around</p>



<p>the fold line and use it to tie the other strands</p>



<p>together [Pic 35]. Divide the strands into three</p>



<p>equal sections and braid them [Pic 36-37]. Tie off</p>



<p>the end and clip off excess yarn. Thread a yarn</p>



<p>needle with brown yarn and sew the braids on the</p>



<p>head [Pic 38].</p>



<p>JOIN HEAD TO BODY</p>



<p>Note: This head-body joining technique ensures</p>



<p>that the head of your amigurumi is movable.</p>



<p>Thread a yarn needle with brown yarn and insert</p>



<p>the needle from the top of the head and out</p>



<p>from the neck opening. Now insert your needle</p>



<p>through the base of the neck [between Rnd 18 &amp;</p>



<p>19 of the body], back through the neck opening</p>



<p>on the head, bringing it out again from the top of</p>



<p>the head. Slide the head down the two strands of</p>



<p>yarn until it sits perfectly on the neck. Knot the</p>



<p>yarn ends together a few times to secure. Clip off</p>



<p>excess yarn and carefully push remaining yarn</p>



<p>back into the head. See Pic 39 for reference.</p>



<p>CAPELET</p>



<p>Ch 31 with white yarn.</p>



<p>Row 1: Starting from the 6th ch from the hook, sc</p>



<p>6, 3 sc in the next ch, sc 12, 3 sc in the next ch, sc</p>



<p>6, ch 1, turn. [30]</p>



<p>Join light green yarn.</p>



<p>Row 2: sc 6, inc, sc, inc, sc 12, inc, sc, inc, sc 6, ch</p>



<p>1, turn. [34]</p>



<p>Switch to white yarn, fasten off light green yarn.</p>



<p>Row 3: sc across, turn. [34]</p>



<p>Row 4: ch 3, sl st in the 3rd ch from the hook, sc in</p>



<p>the next st, (sl st in the next st, ch 3, sl st in the 3rd</p>



<p>ch from the hook, sc in the next st) X 16.</p>



<p>Fasten off. Weave in the yarn ends.</p>



<p>Sew a 6mm red button on Row 1 of the capelet</p>



<p>[see Pic 40 for placement]. Wrap it around the</p>



<p>shoulders and slip the button through the 5-ch</p>



<p>button-hole.</p>



<p>HAT</p>



<p>Start with white yarn.</p>



<p>Ribbed band</p>



<p>Row 1: Ch 4. Starting from the second ch from the</p>



<p>hook, sc 3, ch 1, turn. [3]</p>



<p>Row 2-46: FLO sc 3, ch 1, turn. [3]</p>



<p>Row 47: FLO sc 3, ch 1. [3]</p>



<p>Now we will work along the row end to even out</p>



<p>the edges.</p>



<p>Row 48: sc along the row end, making 1 sc per row</p>



<p>[Pic 41]. [46]</p>



<p>Next, we will join the band and work in continuous</p>



<p>spirals.</p>



<p>Join light green yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 1: sc in the first sc to join [Pic 42]. Continue</p>



<p>working sc in the remaining 45 st. [46]</p>



<p>Rnd 2: sc around. [46]</p>



<p>Switch to white yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 3: (sc 21, dec) X 2. [44]</p>



<p>Rnd 4: (sc 20, dec) X 2. [42]</p>



<p>Switch to light green yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 5: (sc 5, dec) X 6. [36]</p>



<p>Rnd 6: sc around. [36]</p>



<p>Switch to white yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 7: (sc 4, dec) X 6. [30]</p>



<p>Rnd 8: (sc 3, dec) X 6. [24]</p>



<p>Switch to light green yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 9: (sc, dec) X 8. [16]</p>



<p>Rnd 10: sc around. [16]</p>



<p>Switch to white yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 11-12: sc around. [16]</p>



<p>Switch to light green yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 13-14: sc around. [16]</p>



<p>Switch to white yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 15: (sc 6, dec) X 2. [14]</p>



<p>Rnd 16: sc around. [14]</p>



<p>Switch to light green yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 17-18: sc around. [14]</p>



<p>Switch to white yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 19-20: sc around. [14]</p>



<p>Switch to light green yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 21: (sc 5, dec) X 2. [12]</p>



<p>Rnd 22: sc around. [12]</p>



<p>Switch to white yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 23-24: sc around. [12]</p>



<p>Switch to light green yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 25-26: sc around. [12]</p>



<p>Switch to white yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 27: (sc 4, dec) X 2. [10]</p>



<p>Rnd 28: sc around. [10]</p>



<p>Switch to light green yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 29-30: sc around. [10]</p>



<p>Switch to white yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 31-32: sc around. [10]</p>



<p>Switch to light green yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 33: (sc 3, dec) X 2. [8]</p>



<p>Rnd 34: sc around. [8]</p>



<p>Switch to white yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 35-36: sc around. [8]</p>



<p>Switch to light green yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 37-38: sc around. [8]</p>



<p>Switch to white yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 39: (sc 2, dec) X 2. [6]</p>



<p>Rnd 40: sc around. [6]</p>



<p>Switch to light green yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 41-42: sc around. [6]</p>



<p>Switch to white yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 43-44: sc around. [6]</p>



<p>Switch to light green yarn; fasten off white yarn.</p>



<p>Rnd 45: inc X 6. [12]</p>



<p>Rnd 46: (sc, inc) X 6. [18]</p>



<p>Rnd 47: (sc 2, inc) X 6. [24]</p>



<p>Rnd 48-49: sc around. [24]</p>



<p>Rnd 50: (sc 2, dec) X 6. [18]</p>



<p>Rnd 51: (sc, dec) X 6. [12]</p>



<p>Stuff only the ‘pom pom’, not the stem of the hat.</p>



<p>Rnd 52: dec X 6. [6]</p>



<p>Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing. Using</p>



<p>your yarn needle, weave the yarn tail through the</p>



<p>front loop of each remaining stitch and pull it tight,</p>



<p>closing off the gap. Weave in the yarn ends.</p>



<p>Sew together Row 1 and Row 47 of the ribbed</p>



<p>band and weave in the yarn end. Place the hat</p>



<p>on the head and shape the stem of the hat as per</p>



<p>your liking.</p>



<p>Congratulations!</p>



<p>Your Trixie Jollybum is now ready.</p>
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<p><strong>We will need:</strong></p>



<p>&#8211; Kartopu baby soft acrylic yarn (100g / 300m). For Kristal
kartopu clothes</p>



<p>(100g / 450m) or any other under your hook, given that for
clothing</p>



<p>yarn should be thinner than for the body.</p>



<p>&#8211; hooks No. 1.75, No. 2.00 and No. 1.1 or any other under
your</p>



<p>yarn.</p>



<p>&#8211; long needle for tightening</p>



<p>&#8211; strong threads for tighteners in the color of yarn or
dental floss</p>



<p>&#8211; filler</p>



<p>&#8211; Clay Crystal Moment, or other transparent glue, as you
used to</p>



<p>work</p>



<p>&#8211; Eyes (0.8 cm &#8211; 1 cm.), Or half beads, cilia</p>



<p>&#8211; a little white felt (for eye protein)</p>



<p>&#8211; dry shadows and blush for toning.</p>



<p>&#8211; A small piece of wire to strengthen the head.</p>



<p>&#8211; elastic bands &#8211; hairpieces (2-3pcs)</p>



<p>&#8211; decoration to create your image.</p>



<p>With my materials, the kids get 30 cm, excluding hair.</p>



<p>&nbsp;And of course, desire and good mood)))))</p>



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<p><strong>Abbreviation/US terminology:</strong></p>



<p>ch &#8211; chain</p>



<p>sc- single crochet</p>



<p>dc &#8211; double crochet</p>



<p>inc- increase</p>



<p>dec- decrease</p>



<p>sl-st- slip-stitch</p>



<p>n &#8211; loop</p>



<p>V – in one loop &#8211; 1 dc, 2 ch, 1 dc</p>



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<p><strong>Head</strong></p>



<p>1 p -6 sc into magic ring</p>



<p>2 p &#8211; inc x 6 times = 12sc</p>



<p>3 p &#8211; (1sc, inc) * 6 times = 18 sc</p>



<p>4 p &#8211; (2 sc, inc) * 6 times = 24 sc</p>



<p>5 p &#8211; (3 sc, inc) * 6 times = 30 sc</p>



<p>6 p &#8211; (4 sc, inc) * 6 times = 36 sc</p>



<p>7 p &#8211; (5 sc, inc) * 6 times = 42 sc</p>



<p>8 p &#8211; (6sc, inc) * 6 times = 48 sc</p>



<p>9 p &#8211; (7sc, inc) * 6 times = 54 sc</p>



<p>10 -11 p. 54 sc</p>



<p>12 p &#8211; (8sc, inc) * 6 times = 60 sc</p>



<p>13-19 r. 60 sc</p>



<p>20 p- 13sc, inc, (2sc, inc) * 11 times, 13sc = 72 sc</p>



<p>21-29 r. 72 sc</p>



<p>30 p &#8211; (10sc, dec) * 6 times = 66 sc</p>



<p>31p &#8211; (9sc, dec) * 6 times = 60 sc</p>



<p>32 p &#8211; (8sc, dec) * 6 times = 54 sc</p>



<p>33 p &#8211; (7sc, dec) * 6 times = 48 sc</p>



<p>34 p &#8211; (6sc, dec) * 6 times = 42 sc</p>



<p>35 p- (2sc, dec) * 10 times, 2sc = 32 sc</p>



<p>36 p- (1dec, 2 sc) * 8 times = 24sc</p>



<p>37p &#8211; (2sc, dec) * 6 times = 18 sc</p>



<p>Leave the thread for sewing.</p>



<p>Legs</p>



<p>Start with a white thread</p>



<p>Dial the chain from 7ch, start with the second loop.</p>



<p>1 p- inc, 4sc, 4sc in one loop, 4sc, inc &#8211; 16sc</p>



<p>2 p- sc, inc, 4 sc, 4 inc, 4 sc, inc, sc &#8211; 22sc</p>



<p>3 p &#8211; 2 sc, inc, 4 sc, (1sc, inc) * 4 times, 4sc, inc, 2 sc
&#8211; 28sc</p>



<p>4 p- 3 sc, inc, 4 sc, (2 sc, inc) * 4 times, 4sc, inc, 3sc &#8211;
34sc</p>



<p>5 p &#8211; 2 inc, 14 sc, 2inc, 16 sc &#8211; 38 sc</p>



<p>Cut out the insole.</p>



<p>6 p &#8211; 38 sc for the back half-loop. At the end of the row,
make offset loops in order to</p>



<p>the marker was in the center of the heel. Tear off the
thread and attach the gray thread.</p>



<p>Knit the top of the shoes.</p>



<p>7 -8 p. 38 sc (Using the displacement loop, end in the
middle of the heel)</p>



<p>Insert insole</p>



<p>9 p &#8211; 10 sc, (1hdc, dec of hdc) * 6 times, 10 sc-32 sc</p>



<p>10 p &#8211; 10 sc (dec of hdc) * 6 times, 10sc &#8211; 26 sc</p>



<p>11p &#8211; we knit for the front half loops, (2 sc, dec) * 6
times, 2 sc -20 sc</p>



<p>We break off the thread and hide it.</p>



<p>We begin to knit a sock. Attach a white thread and knit for
loose half-loops 11</p>



<p>a number of</p>



<p>12 p- (2 sc, dec) * 6 times, 2 sc-20sc</p>



<p>13p.20sc</p>



<p>14p &#8211; we knit for the front half loops, dec, 16 sc, dec &#8211; 18
sc</p>



<p>Break and hide the thread.</p>



<p>Attach the bodily thread to the free half loops of the 15th
row.</p>



<p>15 p &#8211; dec, 16 sc, dec &#8211; 18 sc</p>



<p>16-21r. 18sc</p>



<p>22p &#8211; (5sc, inc) * 3 times &#8211; 21 sc</p>



<p>23-33 p. 21 sc</p>



<p>Break and hide the thread.</p>



<p>Tie the top of the sock behind the front walls, adding a
finer white thread and</p>



<p>knit 1.75 as follows: (in one loop sc, 2ch, sc) * to the end
of the row</p>



<p>Similarly, we knit the second leg.</p>



<p>The connection of the legs and body</p>



<p>We begin to knit with the left leg. We put the legs a little
toe, attach the thread</p>



<p>flesh-colored to the left leg, gaining 6 vp and attach to
the right foot with</p>



<p>sc, put the marker.</p>



<p>34p &#8211; Knit on the right foot 21sc, 6inc on the chain, knit
21 sc on the left foot, 6sc on</p>



<p>chain -60sc</p>



<p>35p &#8211; 60sc</p>



<p>36p &#8211; (8sc, dec) * 6 times -54sc</p>



<p>37 &#8211; 45r &#8211; 54sc</p>



<p>46p -10sc, dec, 26sc, dec, 14sc -52sc</p>



<p>47 -49 RUR 52sc</p>



<p>50p &#8211; 10sc, dec, 24sc, dec, 14sc &#8211; 50sc</p>



<p>51p &#8211; 50sc</p>



<p>52p &#8211; (8sc, dec) * 5 times &#8211; 45sc</p>



<p>53-57r. 45sc</p>



<p>58p &#8211; (7sc, dec) * 5 times &#8211; 40sc</p>



<p>59 &#8211; 60. 40sc</p>



<p>61p &#8211; (6sc, dec) * 5 times &#8211; 35sc</p>



<p>62 &#8211; 65 p. 35sc</p>



<p>66p &#8211; (5sc, dec) * 5 times &#8211; 30sc</p>



<p>67 &#8211; 69 p. 30sc</p>



<p>70r &#8211; (4sc, dec) * 5 times &#8211; 25sc</p>



<p>71-73 RUR 25sc</p>



<p>74p &#8211; (3sc, dec) * 5 times -20sc</p>



<p>75p &#8211; dec, 10sc, dec, 6 sc -18sc</p>



<p>76 -77r. 18sc</p>



<p>Fasten and hide the thread.</p>



<p>We crochet fingers and a brush with a hook No. 1.75</p>



<p>1r. &#8211; Big, pinky.</p>



<p>1 p. &#8211; 5 sc into magic ring</p>



<p>2-3 p. 5 sc</p>



<p>Fasten, break, hide the thread.</p>



<p>2. Nameless, middle, index.</p>



<p>1 p. &#8211; 5 sc into magic ring</p>



<p>2-4 p. 5 sc</p>



<p>At four fingers, fasten, break, hide the thread. The index
thread does not</p>



<p>to break off.</p>



<p>Left hand</p>



<p>Continue to crochet number 1.75</p>



<p>1 p. -2 sc index, 3 sc middle, 2 sc nameless, 5 sc little
finger, 3 sc</p>



<p>nameless, 2 sc middle, 3 sc index &#8211; 20sc</p>



<p>2 p. &#8211; 20 sc</p>



<p>3 p. &#8211; 1 sc, 2 sc to knit together with 2 sc of the thumb,
17 sc &#8211; 20sc</p>



<p>4 p. &#8211; 1 sc, 3 sc of the thumb, 17 sc &#8211; 21sc</p>



<p>5 &#8211; 6 p. 21 sc</p>



<p>7 p. &#8211; (2 sc, 1 dec) * 4 times, 3 sc, 1 dec &#8211; 16sc</p>



<p>8 p. &#8211; 16 sc</p>



<p>From row 9 we change the hook to number 2</p>



<p>9 p. &#8211; (1 inc, 2 sc) * 5 times, 1 sc &#8211; 21sc</p>



<p>10 &#8211; 17 p. 21 sc</p>



<p>18 p. &#8211; 10 sl-st, 11 sc -21sc</p>



<p>19 p. &#8211; 10 sl-st, 5 sc, 1 inc, 5 sc -22sc</p>



<p>20 -31 p. 22 sc.</p>



<p>32 p. &#8211; (2 sc, 1 dec) * 5 times, 2 sc &#8211; 17sc</p>



<p>33 p. &#8211; 17 sc</p>



<p>34 p. &#8211; (1 dec, 1 sc) * 5 times, 2 sc &#8211; 12sc</p>



<p>35 p. -6 dec &#8211; 6sc</p>



<p>To thread, cut and hide the thread.</p>



<p>Right hand.</p>



<p>Crochet number 1.75</p>



<p>1 p. &#8211; 3 sc index, 2 sc middle, 3 sc nameless, 5 sc pinky, 2
sc</p>



<p>nameless, 3 sc middle, 2 sc index &#8211; 20sc</p>



<p>2 p. &#8211; 20 sc</p>



<p>3 p. &#8211; 17 sc, 2 sc knit together with 2 sc thumb, 1 sc &#8211;
20sc</p>



<p>4 p. &#8211; 17 sc, 3 sc on the outside of the thumb, 1 sc -21sc</p>



<p>5 &#8211; 6 p. 21 sc</p>



<p>7 p. (2 sc, 1 dec) * 2 times, 1 sc, (2 sc, 1 dec) * 3 times
&#8211; 16sc</p>



<p>8 p. -16 sc</p>



<p>From row 9 we change the hook to number 2</p>



<p>9 p. &#8211; (1 inc, 2 sc) * 5 times, 1 sc &#8211; 21sc</p>



<p>10 &#8211; 17 p. 21 sc</p>



<p>18 p. &#8211; 11sc, 10 sl-st. &#8211; 21sc</p>



<p>19 p. &#8211; 5 sc, 1 inc, 5 sc, 10 sl-st -22sc</p>



<p>20 &#8211; 31 row &#8211; 22 sc</p>



<p>32 p. &#8211; (2 sc, 1 dec) * 5 times, 2 sc &#8211; 17sc</p>



<p>33 p. -17 sc</p>



<p>34 p. &#8211; (1 dec, 1 sc) * 5 times, 2 sc &#8211; 12sc</p>



<p>35 p. &#8211; 6 dec &#8211; 6sc</p>



<p>Fasten, cut and hide the thread.</p>



<p>Assembly and design</p>



<p>To fasten the head to the body, cut off the 18cm wire. Wrap
the ends with a band-aid</p>



<p>or electrical tape. Insert it into the body, stick your head
in and sew your head in a circle, doing</p>



<p>half-loop stitch of the neck and half-loop of the head.</p>



<p>Hands holding</p>



<p>We go down from the beginning of the neck in 6 rows and sew
the arms with thread fastening.</p>



<p>lightness, you can at the beginning go through the body with
a needle several times, making a deepening</p>



<p>for hands, and then sew the hands with a thread mount.</p>



<p>Eye sockets</p>



<p>We go down to the 20th row from the beginning of knitting
the head, put a lilac pin, retreat 5</p>



<p>loops and set the blue pin. From the purple to the side,
count 2 loops and</p>



<p>put the yellow pin, also, we retreat 2 loops from the blue
and put the blue pin.</p>



<p>with the chin, parallel to the upper pins, set the red pins.</p>



<p>red pins 9-10 stitches.</p>



<p>We go with a needle into the red pin, while leaving a long
end, we exit into</p>



<p>lilac pin, we sew a stitch on top, going into the yellow pin
and exit</p>



<p>again into the red pin. We tighten the ends of the threads,
tie them to 2 knots and hide in</p>



<p>head. Similarly make a weight loss and the other eye socket.</p>



<p>Nose and mouth</p>



<p>From the eye sockets we go down 3 rows and put a yellow pin.</p>



<p>yellow pins 1 loop, put in 2 loops, blue. From the top pins
go down to 6</p>



<p>rows and set parallel to the top lilac and red pins.</p>



<p>We go into the yellow pin, leaving a long end, go out into
the lilac pin, make a stitch</p>



<p>on the top, going into the red, and put it in the blue pin.
The ends are pulled together, bandaged</p>



<p>into two nodes, we hide the ends in the head.</p>



<p>Nose</p>



<p>Dial two air loops and knit a fluffy column of 5 from the
hook in the second</p>



<p>double crochet, then pull off the spout.</p>



<p>Sew the nose to the place of its weights. Cut the squirrels
from felt and glue in place</p>



<p>eye sockets, then glue the pupils. You can embroider with
one stitch under the eyes black</p>



<p>iris. We tint near the eyes, cheeks and mouth. Glue the
cilia, dividing one into two</p>



<p>smooth parts with a toothpick.</p>



<p>Ears</p>



<p>Dial 3 air loops, in the third knit 6 dc, tighten a little
and hide the ends. The ears</p>



<p>sew at eye level.</p>



<p>Hair clip</p>



<p>For hairstyles, I take these hairpieces-hairpieces and unzip
them on tresl-sty. That would</p>



<p>the ends of the cut-off tsl-sts do not rip apart, it is
necessary to lubricate them with glue or</p>



<p>colorless nail polish. For that, you need to twist a small
piece of tresl-sta into</p>



<p>tight tail and, having sewed it firmly enough, sew in the
center of the head.</p>



<p>We get down to the earlobes, with pins we fix the tsl-sts
from ear to ear and</p>



<p>Sew in. So repeat row after row until we come to the tail.</p>



<p>Near the tail, we begin to sew in a circle of the head and
so on until it closes completely</p>



<p>top of head.</p>



<p>We cut the bangs and remove the extra length over the entire
hair growth.</p>



<p>Pantaloons</p>



<p>Crochet No. 1.75</p>



<p>V &#8211; dc, 2ch, dc in one loop</p>



<p>We collect a chain of 86ch and close in a ring.</p>



<p>1p -2 ch lift, (skip one V loop, 2ch skip one V loop) * to
the end of the row, sl-st</p>



<p>2-10 p. 2 ch lift, (skip to one arch from ch V, 2 dc, to one
arch from ch V) * to</p>



<p>end of row, sl-st</p>



<p>Divide the pants in half with the help of sl-st and then
knit each pants separately.</p>



<p>11p &#8211; 2 ch lift, (skip into one arch from ch V, 2 dc, into
one arch from ch V) * to</p>



<p>end of row, sl-st</p>



<p>12p -1 ch lift, sc in each loop to the end of the row</p>



<p>13p &#8211; 2 ch rise, 3dc in each loop to the end of the row.</p>



<p>Similarly, we knit the second pants.</p>



<p>We knit a chain of 80 ch and thread along the top of the
trousers. Also we pass the ribbon</p>



<p>over ruffles on the bottom of pantaloons.</p>



<p>Dress</p>



<p>Let&#8217;s start crocheting 1.1</p>



<p>V &#8211; dc, 2ch, dc in one loop</p>



<p>Dial a chain of 35 ch, knit in rotary rows.</p>



<p>1 p &#8211; from the second loop from the hook: 5 sc, v, 5 sc, v,
10 sc, v, 5 sc, v, 5 sc &#8211; 42sc</p>



<p>2 p &#8211; 3ch, 6 dc, V, 7 dc, V, 12 dc, V, 7 dc, V, 6 dc &#8211; 54dc</p>



<p>3 p– 3ch, 7 dc, V, 9 inc dc, V, 14 dc, V, 9 inc dc, V, 7 dc
&#8211; 80dc</p>



<p>4 p &#8211; 3ch, 8 dc, V, 20 dc, V, 16 dc, V, 20 dc, V, 8 dc &#8211; 88
dc</p>



<p>5 p &#8211; 3ch, 9 dc, 1 dc under the arch, 4 ch, skip 22 loops, 1
dc under the arch, 18 dc, 1 dc under</p>



<p>arch, 4 ch, skip 22 loops, 1 dc under the arch, 9 dc &#8211; 48dc</p>



<p>6 p &#8211; 3ch, 10 dc, 4 dc for ch, 20 dc, 4 dc for ch, 10 dc &#8211;
48dc</p>



<p>7p &#8211; 3ch, inc from dc to the end of the -96dc row</p>



<p>8p- 3ch, ((in one V loop), 2ch skip, (in one V loop)) * to
the end of the row</p>



<p>9-13r. 3ch, ((into one arch from ch V), 2 dc skip, (into one
arch from ch V)) * to the end</p>



<p>a number of</p>



<p>14p -3ch, ((in one loop 4 dc, skip one loop, 1sc, in one
loop 4 dc)) * to</p>



<p>end of row</p>



<p>Sleeve</p>



<p>1-2 p .2ch, 32dc, sl-st</p>



<p>3p &#8211; 1ch, dec to the end of the row, sl-st</p>



<p>4p &#8211; 2ch, V to the end of the row</p>



<p>Tie sc sleeves with white thread.</p>



<p>Tie the dress on the fasteners, make loops and sew buttons.
If your neck</p>



<p>dresses are a little large, during tying you can make
decreases through 3 loops.</p>



<p>dress with ribbon, buttons and half beads.</p>



<p>Our baby is ready!</p>
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<p><strong>Materials:</strong></p>



<p>&#8211; Yarn (see page one for yarns I´ve used)</p>



<p>&#8211; 2,5 mm hook size or a size that fits your yarn</p>



<p>&#8211; 3 black 3 mm security eyes (one for the nose)</p>



<p>&#8211; Stuffing</p>



<p>&#8211; Scissors, tapestry needle, stitch marker and pins</p>



<p>&#8211; Felt for the eyes {instead of 3 mm eyes and felt</p>



<p>&nbsp;you can use 6 or 8 mm
security eyes or embroidery</p>



<p>&nbsp;thread/yarn to sew the eyes}</p>



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<p>Abbreviation/US terminology:</p>



<p>Links to some helpful videos on last page!</p>



<p>ch &#8211; chain</p>



<p>dc2tog &#8211; double crochet two together</p>



<p>dec &#8211; decrease</p>



<p>hdc &#8211; half double crochet</p>



<p>inc &#8211; increase</p>



<p>inc3 &#8211; 3 sc in one stitch</p>



<p>inc4 &#8211; 4 sc in one stitch</p>



<p>rnd(s) &#8211; round(s)</p>



<p>sc &#8211; single crochet</p>



<p>sc3tog &#8211; single crochet three together</p>



<p>sc4tog &#8211; single crochet four together</p>



<p>sc5tog &#8211; single crochet five together</p>



<p>slst &#8211; slip stitch</p>



<p>st &#8211; stitch</p>



<p>(…) &#8211; number in parentheses</p>



<p>indicates the number of</p>



<p>stitches at the end of the round</p>



<p>*…* &#8211; repeat instructions x times or to</p>



<p>&nbsp;the end of the round</p>



<p>{&#8230;} &#8211; work the stitches all into the</p>



<p>same stitch</p>



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<p>Notes:</p>



<p>&#8211; Do not join rounds, work in a continuous spiral unless
otherwise stated.</p>



<p>&#8211; Change your yarn always in the last step of the last
stitch.</p>



<p>&#8211; I mostly go up with a standing sc, hdc or dc instead of ch
1, ch 2 or ch 3. That looks much neater.</p>



<p>&#8211; Fasten off your work always with needle join and you´ll
get a neat result.</p>



<p>&#8211; Stuff your amigurumi as you go. I use a chopstick for
that!</p>



<p>&#8211; Use a stitch marker or a piece of yarn to mark the
beginning of a round.</p>



<p>&#8211; Deedee using the materials described is ~12.99 inches / 33
cm tall (with antlers).</p>



<p>&nbsp;I would love to see
your creations! Maybe you want to share them on</p>



<p>&nbsp;Instagram using #kikalite <img src="https://s.w.org/images/core/emoji/15.0.3/72x72/2665.png" alt="♥" class="wp-smiley" style="height: 1em; max-height: 1em;" /></p>



<p>Head &#8211; yarn A &#8211; stuff the head as you go</p>



<p>Pay attention not to confuse 3 inc (three times</p>



<p>increase) with inc3 (three sc in one stitch). Same</p>



<p>with 4 inc and inc4! Crochet the sc4tog and sc5tog</p>



<p>stitches as tight as you can.</p>



<p>If you´re going to use a piece of felt for the eyes,</p>



<p>prepare it now. Cut out an oval shape (∼
1,2 x 0,9</p>



<p>cm) and make a little hole in the middle with a</p>



<p>needle (see last page). Insert the 3 mm eye into that</p>



<p>hole and place them in the right position between</p>



<p>rnd 19 and 20.</p>



<p>rnd stitches</p>



<p>1 6 sc in a magic ring (6)</p>



<p>2 6 inc (12)</p>



<p>3 *1 sc, inc* 6x (18)</p>



<p>4 *1 sc, inc, 1 sc* 6x (24)</p>



<p>5 *3 sc, inc* 6x (30)</p>



<p>6 *2 sc, inc, 2 sc* 6x (36)</p>



<p>7 *inc, 5 sc* 6x (42)</p>



<p>8 4 sc, inc3, 12 sc, inc3, 6 sc,</p>



<p>inc3, 12 sc, inc3, 4 sc (50)</p>



<p>9 6 sc, inc3, 12 sc, inc3, 10 sc,</p>



<p>inc3, 12 sc, inc3, 6 sc (58)</p>



<p>10-15 (6 rnds) 58 sc (58)</p>



<p>16 22 sc, dec, 10 sc, dec, 22 sc (56)</p>



<p>17 21 sc, dec, 10 sc, dec, 21sc (54)</p>



<p>18 54 sc (54)</p>



<p>19 23 sc, dec, 4 sc, dec, 23 sc (52)</p>



<p>20 52 sc (52)</p>



<p>21 24 sc, dec, 1 sc, dec, 23 sc (50)</p>



<p>22 50 sc (50)</p>



<p>23 25 sc, inc4, 24 sc (53)</p>



<p>24 26 sc, 2 inc, 25 sc (55)</p>



<p>→ Insert the eye with the felt</p>



<p>between rnd 19 and 20. The</p>



<p>distance between the eyes</p>



<p>is 10 stitches (12 stitches distance if you don´t use felt).</p>



<p>25 27 sc, sc3tog, 25 sc (53)</p>



<p>26 26 sc, sc3tog, 24 sc (51)</p>



<p>27 25 sc, sc3tog, 23 sc (49)</p>



<p>28 23 sc, sc5tog, 21 sc (45)</p>



<p>→ Insert the nose between</p>



<p>rnd 24 and 25. You can also</p>



<p>sew a nose with embroidery</p>



<p>thread or a piece of yarn.</p>



<p>→ Now we do something</p>



<p>unusual, pay attention!</p>



<p>The last stitch of rnd 29, the</p>



<p>sc4tog, involves the first 2</p>



<p>stitches of rnd 30. After rnd</p>



<p>29 you have to move your</p>



<p>stitch marker to the next</p>



<p>stitch, this is your new</p>



<p>beginning! See pic below.</p>



<p>{The sc4tog and sc5tog</p>



<p>stitches have to be in the</p>



<p>centre, that’s why we change</p>



<p>for the next 3 rnds (rnd 29,</p>



<p>30 and 31) the beginning}.</p>



<p>Pay attention not to confuse</p>



<p>with the number in</p>



<p>parentheses. We count the</p>



<p>stitches after crocheting the</p>



<p>whole round!</p>



<p>29 dec, 2 sc, dec, 13 sc, *sc5tog*</p>



<p>&nbsp;2x, 12 sc, dec,
sc4tog (31)</p>



<p>→ You´ll have 3 stitches un-</p>



<p>&nbsp;worked after rnd 30.
Move</p>



<p>&nbsp;your stitch marker to
the next</p>



<p>stitch, this is your new</p>



<p>beginning!</p>



<p>30 6 sc, dec, 3 sc, *sc5tog* 2x,</p>



<p>&nbsp;3 sc, dec, 2 sc (21)</p>



<p>→ The last stitch of rnd 31,</p>



<p>the sc5tog, involves the first 4</p>



<p>stitches of rnd 32. After rnd</p>



<p>31 you have to move your</p>



<p>stitch marker to the next</p>



<p>stitch, this is your new</p>



<p>beginning! Don´t worry, this</p>



<p>is the last time we change the</p>



<p>place of our beginning.</p>



<p>31 sc5tog, 15 sc, sc5tog (13)</p>



<p>32 6sc, dec, 5 sc (12)</p>



<p>33-34 (2 rnds) 12 sc (12)</p>



<p>→ Stuff the head and later the</p>



<p>neck section very firmly to</p>



<p>prevent the head from</p>



<p>flopping backward! Please</p>



<p>use a piece of a chopstick,</p>



<p>a dowel or wire to secure the</p>



<p>head. If the holes in the chin</p>



<p>area are disturbing you, take</p>



<p>a piece of yarn and make a</p>



<p>few stitches to cover/hide</p>



<p>them. I don´t care about</p>



<p>them so I left them as they</p>



<p>are.</p>



<p>Rnd 29 before the sc4tog.</p>



<p>The pin marks the 1</p>



<p>st st of</p>



<p>the next rnd.</p>



<p>The red yarn marks the</p>



<p>new beginning of rnd 30.</p>



<p>&nbsp;1 st st of rnd 30</p>



<p>&nbsp;⇓</p>



<p>&nbsp;⇐
sc4tog The black yarn marks the</p>



<p>beginning until rnd 28. </p>



<p>Body &#8211; yarn A &#8211; stuff the body as you go</p>



<p>rnd stitches</p>



<p>35 *1 sc, inc* 6x (18)</p>



<p>36 18 sc (18)</p>



<p>37 *1 sc, inc, 1 sc* 6x (24)</p>



<p>38 24 sc (24)</p>



<p>39 7 sc, ch 4, skip 4 stitches,</p>



<p>8 sc, ch 4, skip 4 stitches,</p>



<p>1 sc (16)</p>



<p>40 7 sc, 4 sc in blo of 4 ch, 8 sc,</p>



<p>4 sc in blo of 4 ch, 1 sc (24)</p>



<p>41 7 sc, inc, 10 sc, inc, 5 sc (26)</p>



<p>42 26 sc (26)</p>



<p>43 7 sc, inc, 11 sc, inc, 6 sc (28)</p>



<p>44 28 sc (28)</p>



<p>45 7 sc, inc, 12 sc, inc, 7 sc (30)</p>



<p>46-59 (14 rnds) 30 sc (30)</p>



<p>60 only 14 sc (to reach the side) (30)</p>



<p>→ Ch 1 and close the body</p>



<p>as seen on the pic on right</p>



<p>with single crochet stitches</p>



<p>and fasten off your work.</p>



<p>Arms &#8211; 2x &#8211; yarn A</p>



<p>rnd stitches</p>



<p>1 See on pic below where to</p>



<p>join the yarn and pay</p>



<p>attention not to skip the</p>



<p>side stitches.</p>



<p>*3 sc, dec* 2x, do not join,</p>



<p>crochet in spiral (8)</p>



<p>2-18 (17 rnds) 8 sc (8)</p>



<p>19 *2 sc, dec* 2x (6)</p>



<p>→ Break yarn and close the</p>



<p>remaining stitches.</p>



<p>Start here with the 1</p>



<p>st</p>



<p>sc.</p>



<p>After rnd 1. Crochet in spiral.</p>



<p>Don´t forget to insert</p>



<p>something to prevent the</p>



<p>head from flopping</p>



<p>backward!</p>



<p>The purple yarn marks the new beginning</p>



<p>of rnd 31.</p>



<p>&nbsp;⇑</p>



<p>The black yarn marks the beginning of rnd</p>



<p>32 and all the next rnds.</p>



<p>Legs &#8211; 2x &#8211; yarn A &#8211; stuff the legs as you go</p>



<p>rnd stitches</p>



<p>1 6 sc in a magic ring (6)</p>



<p>2 6 inc (12)</p>



<p>3-38 (36 rnds) 12 sc (12)</p>



<p>→ Ch 1 and close the leg</p>



<p>the same way as the body</p>



<p>with single crochet stitches</p>



<p>and sew it with a whip stitch</p>



<p>to the body.</p>



<p>Antlers &#8211; 2x &#8211; yarn C &#8211; stuff the antlers</p>



<p>lightly as you go</p>



<p>rnd stitches</p>



<p>1 5 sc in magic ring (5)</p>



<p>2-6 (5 rnds) 5 sc (5)</p>



<p>→ Break yarn (don´t need to</p>



<p>fasten off your work).</p>



<p>Crochet two more little</p>



<p>antlers but don´t break</p>



<p>&nbsp;the yarn on the 3rd
antler.</p>



<p>Join the 3rd antler with a sc</p>



<p>to one of the previous</p>



<p>antlers (counts as the first sc</p>



<p>of the following stitches).</p>



<p>7 5 sc on the 2nd antler, 5 sc</p>



<p>on the 3rd antler (10)</p>



<p>8 5 dec (5)</p>



<p>9-12 (4 rnds) 5 sc (5)</p>



<p>13 only 3 sc (to reach the side) (5)</p>



<p>→ Join to the last little antler</p>



<p>with a sc (counts as the first sc</p>



<p>of the following stitches).</p>



<p>14 5 sc on the last antler, 5 sc</p>



<p>&nbsp;on the main antler
(10)</p>



<p>15 5 dec (5)</p>



<p>16-17 (2 rnds) 5 sc (5)</p>



<p>→ Break yarn and leave a</p>



<p>&nbsp;long tail to sew the
antler</p>



<p>&nbsp;onto the head.</p>



<p>⇓ Back of the leg Front of the doll ⇓</p>



<p>Ears &#8211; 2x &#8211; yarn A</p>



<p>rnd stitches</p>



<p>1 4 sc in a magic ring (4)</p>



<p>2 *1 sc, inc* 2x (6)</p>



<p>3 *2 sc, inc* 2x (8)</p>



<p>4 *3 sc, inc* 2x (10)</p>



<p>5 *4 sc, inc* 2x (12)</p>



<p>6 *5 sc, inc* 2x (14)</p>



<p>7 *6 sc, inc* 2x (16)</p>



<p>8 16 sc (16)</p>



<p>9 *7 sc, inc* (18)</p>



<p>10 18 (18)</p>



<p>11 *8 sc, inc* (20)</p>



<p>12 20 sc (20)</p>



<p>→ Break yarn and leave a</p>



<p>&nbsp;long tail to sew the
ear in</p>



<p>position. Flatten the ear and</p>



<p>make three stitches through</p>



<p>the layers of the ear as seen</p>



<p>on the pic. Use pins to hold</p>



<p>the ear in position and sew</p>



<p>it onto the head.</p>



<p>Rose A &#8211; yarn G</p>



<p>There are two different types and patterns for the</p>



<p>roses on Deedee’s head. I´ve used both of them for</p>



<p>my two girls: 2 of “Rose A” and 5 of “Rose B”.</p>



<p>You need seven roses in total.</p>



<p>Note: It´s easier if you finish off your work and</p>



<p>only leave on one rose a long tail to sew them all</p>



<p>with this one yarn tail in position.</p>



<p>rnd stitches</p>



<p>1 Ch 14, in 3rd ch from hook</p>



<p>{4 hdc}, slst, *{5 hdc},</p>



<p>slst* 5x (36)</p>



<p>→ Break yarn and leave a</p>



<p>&nbsp;long tail to weave in
and out</p>



<p>through the bottom to hold</p>



<p>the rose together after you</p>



<p>curled the piece into a rose</p>



<p>(see pic below) and to sew it</p>



<p>later onto the head.</p>



<p>Rose B &#8211; yarn G</p>



<p>rnd stitches</p>



<p>1 Ch 12, in 3nd ch from hook</p>



<p>hdc, *{2 hdc}* 9x (20)</p>



<p>→ Break yarn and leave a</p>



<p>&nbsp;long tail to weave in
and out</p>



<p>through the bottom to hold</p>



<p>the rose together after you</p>



<p>curled the piece into a rose</p>



<p>(see pic below) and to sew it</p>



<p>later onto the head.</p>



<p>&nbsp;Rose A ⇓</p>



<p>Rose B ⇑ </p>



<p>Dress &#8211; yarn D</p>



<p>This part sounds a little confusing because of the</p>



<p>yarn changes but it isn´t if you know which colors</p>



<p>you use are yarn B, D and E.</p>



<p>Note: Instead of weaving in ends I prefer to</p>



<p>crochet over the yarn ends and don´t forget to</p>



<p>change your yarn always in the last step of your last</p>



<p>stitch.</p>



<p>rnd stitches</p>



<p>1 Ch 36, join to 1st ch with</p>



<p>a sc to form a ring (in the</p>



<p>back bump behind the chain,</p>



<p>see pic on right), 35 sc (also</p>



<p>in the back bump behind the</p>



<p>chains) (36)</p>



<p>→ Don´t cut the yarn.</p>



<p>Change to yarn E.</p>



<p>2 36 sc (36)</p>



<p>→ Don´t cut the yarn.</p>



<p>Change to yarn B.</p>



<p>3 1 sc, *change to yarn D,</p>



<p>1 sc, change to yarn B, 1 sc*</p>



<p>17x, change to yarn D, 1 sc (36)</p>



<p>→ Cut only yarn B and</p>



<p>change to yarn E.</p>



<p>4 36 sc (36)</p>



<p>→ Break yarn E.</p>



<p>Change to yarn D.</p>



<p>5-13 (9 rnds) 36 sc (36)</p>



<p>14 12 sc, ch 6, skip 6 sc, 12 sc,</p>



<p>ch 6, skip 6 sc (36)</p>



<p>15 12sc, 6 sc in blo of ch 6, 12</p>



<p>sc, 6 sc in blo of ch 6 (36)</p>



<p>→ Change to yarn E.</p>



<p>16 36 sc, join rnd in blo of 1st</p>



<p>stitch with a slst (36)</p>



<p>17 in blo {ch 2, 2 hdc},</p>



<p>*{3 hdc}* 35x (108)</p>



<p>→ Break yarn and fasten off</p>



<p>your work invisible.</p>



<p>→ Attach yarn D with a</p>



<p>standing sc as seen on the</p>



<p>pic below in the 1st stitch of</p>



<p>the 1st round on the back</p>



<p>of your dress.</p>



<p>18 *1 sc, inc* 18x (54)</p>



<p>19-31 (13 rnds) 54 sc (54)</p>



<p>→ Don´t cut the yarn.</p>



<p>Change to yarn E.</p>



<p>32 54 sc (54)</p>



<p>→ Don´t cut the yarn.</p>



<p>Change to yarn B.</p>



<p>33 1 sc, *change to yarn D,</p>



<p>1 sc, change to yarn B, 1 sc*</p>



<p>26x, change to yarn D, 1 sc (54)</p>



<p>→ Break yarn B and D,</p>



<p>change to yarn E.</p>



<p>34 54 sc, slst in 1st st (54)</p>



<p>35 *{ch 2, dc2tog, yarn over and</p>



<p>pull through 3 loops}, skip</p>



<p>two st, slst in next st* 17x,</p>



<p>{ch 3, dc2tog, yarn over and</p>



<p>pull through 3 loops}, skip</p>



<p>two st</p>



<p>→ Break yarn and fasten off</p>



<p>your work invisible with</p>



<p>needle join in 1st st.</p>



<p>Attach yarn for rnd 18</p>



<p>on the back.</p>



<p>Top oft the dress. Now</p>



<p>turn the piece.</p>



<p>1 st sc of rnd 18.</p>



<p>Front of the chains.</p>



<p>Back bump behind the</p>



<p>chain.</p>



<p>Booties &#8211; 2x &#8211; yarn F</p>



<p>rnd stitches</p>



<p>1 ch 7, insert hook in 2nd ch</p>



<p>from hook: inc, 3 sc, 1 hdc,</p>



<p>{6 hdc}, (don´t turn your</p>



<p>work, crochet on the other</p>



<p>side of the ch) 1 hdc, 3 sc,</p>



<p>inc (18)</p>



<p>2 inc, 6 sc, 4 inc, 6 sc, inc (24)</p>



<p>→ Change to yarn G.</p>



<p>3 in blo 24 sc (24)</p>



<p>4 8 sc, 4 dec, 8 sc (20)</p>



<p>5 8 sc, 2 dec, 8 sc (18)</p>



<p>6 8 sc, dec, 8 sc (17)</p>



<p>7 7 sc, sc3tog, 7 sc (15)</p>



<p>8 6 sc, sc3tog, 6 sc (13)</p>



<p>9-15 (7 rnds) 13 sc (13)</p>



<p>→ Break yarn and leave a</p>



<p>long tail to sew the bootie</p>



<p>later in position.</p>



<p>Stuff only the tip of the</p>



<p>booties and put them on</p>



<p>the legs. See pic below.</p>



<p>Details:</p>



<p>&#8211; You can use glue to fix the felt or if you prefer</p>



<p>sew it in place. I just used the eye to hold the felt in</p>



<p>place.</p>



<p>&#8211; Use a bit of blush for the cheeks of your doll.</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[Author&#8217;s toy of Olga Goncharova Miku Hatsune (Miku Hatsune) When using the recommended materials, the pupa will turn out to be 29 cm tall. Difficulty Level: High Author&#8217;s toy of Olga Goncharova Materials: All yarn should be the same thickness. It is best to take yarn from one manufacturer and one stamps. For example, these...]]></description>
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<p>Author&#8217;s toy of Olga Goncharova</p>



<p>Miku Hatsune (Miku Hatsune)</p>



<p>When using the recommended materials, the pupa will turn out
to be 29 cm tall.</p>



<p>Difficulty Level: High</p>



<p>Author&#8217;s toy of Olga Goncharova</p>



<p>Materials:</p>



<p>All yarn should be the same thickness. It is best to take
yarn from one manufacturer and one</p>



<p>stamps. For example, these materials were used for my Miku:</p>



<p>• flesh-colored YarnArt Jeans yarn (55% cotton / 45% polyacryl,
50g / 160m) flesh-colored (21),</p>



<p>knit in 2 thin strings, fingers knit in 1 thread</p>



<p>• VITA Brilliant yarn (45% wool laster / 55% acrylic, 100g /
380 m) dark gray (4980) and light gray (4963) &#8211; disconnect one thread and knit
in three thin threads</p>



<p>• turquoise yarn: VITA Crystal (100% acrylic, 50g / 275m)
(5665) &#8211; for hair and trim</p>



<p>clothes</p>



<p>• white yarn: Color City Amazon (45% bamboo / 55% cotton;
50g / 155m) (101) disconnect</p>



<p>one thread, knit in 5 thin threads &#8211; panties</p>



<p>• hook 1.25 (main); 0.75 and 0.6 (for knitting fingers)</p>



<p>• toe knitting needles 1.75 &#8211; 5 pcs.</p>



<p>• holofiber</p>



<p>• thick wire d = 2.5 mm (braided) 120 cm &#8211; for the frame of
the legs and body</p>



<p>• wire d = 1,5 mm 50 cm &#8211; for the frame of the hands</p>



<p>• thin wire for beadwork d = 0.4 mm, 80 cm &#8211; for the frame of
the palms</p>



<p>• 10 cm light pink yarn for embroidery mouth</p>



<p>• a small piece of dense fabric (calico), acrylic paints in
white, black, blue, deep blue (or green) colors &#8211; for the eyes</p>



<p>• art artificial brushes No. 0 and 0/3 (the thinnest)</p>



<p>• glossy acrylic varnish</p>



<p>• glue Crystal Moment</p>



<p>• thick plastic paper folder &#8211; for insoles</p>



<p>• tissue-based adhesive plaster</p>



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<p>Legend (hook):</p>



<p>ch &#8211; air loop</p>



<p>sl-st – slip stitch</p>



<p>sc &#8211; single crochet</p>



<p>dc &#8211; double crochet</p>



<p>dec &#8211; inconspicuous decrease (grab the two front walls of
the base loop at the same time and knit 1sc)</p>



<p>dec * &#8211; normal decrease (2sc together)</p>



<p>inc &#8211; increase (2 sc from one loop of the base)</p>



<p>hdc &#8211; half crochet</p>



<p>inc hdc &#8211; increase with half crochets (knit 2 hdc from one
loop of the base)</p>



<p>3vm &#8211; 3 sc together (knit 3 sc with a common vertex)</p>



<p>İNC &#8211; turn the work, thread for knitting</p>



<p>İNC * &#8211; turn the work, the thread before knitting</p>



<p>Author&#8217;s toy of Olga Goncharova</p>



<p>Legend (knitting needles):</p>



<p>knit &#8211; front loop</p>



<p>purl &#8211; purl loop</p>



<p>front surface &#8211; on the front side knit with facial loops, on
the wrong side &#8211; purl</p>



<p>2vm &#8211; 2 together front for the rear wall. Synonym: 2 loops
knit together front with an inclination to the left</p>



<p>2vm * &#8211; 2 together front for the front wall. Synonym: 2
stitches knit together front with tilt</p>



<p>right</p>



<p>2vm purl &#8211; knit 2 loops together with the wrong loop</p>



<p>+ 1 person &#8211; tie an additional facial loop from the loop of
the previous row</p>



<p>Adding loops right and left raising &#8211; video (I was more
comfortable adding loops left</p>



<p>raising)</p>



<p>1 stitch to the right knitting needle without knitting, the
working thread behind the removed loop</p>



<p>Knit the edge loops in the front row, and in</p>



<p>wrong side &#8211; wrong side.</p>



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<p>Head</p>



<p>The head spirals from top to bottom, from the top of the
head to the chin. The marker line is centered.</p>



<p>occiput.</p>



<p>1 p: ​​6sc into magic ring = 6</p>



<p>2 p: (inc) × 6 = 12</p>



<p>3 p: (1sc, inc) × 6 = 18</p>



<p>4 p: (1sc, inc, 1sc) × 6 = 24</p>



<p>5 p: (3sc, inc) × 6 = 30</p>



<p>6 p: (1sc, inc, 3sc) × 6 = 36</p>



<p>7 p: (5sc, inc) × 6 = 42</p>



<p>8 p: (2sc, inc, 4sc) × 6 = 48</p>



<p>9 p: 48 sc</p>



<p>10 p: (7sc, inc) × 6 = 54</p>



<p>11-17 p: 54sc (7 rows) +1 n offset</p>



<p>18 p: 12sc, put an additional marker (place</p>



<p>sewing eyelets), 30sc, put a marker (second</p>



<p>eye), 12sc = 54</p>



<p>19 p: (dec, 7sc) × 6 = 48</p>



<p>20 r: 48sc</p>



<p>21 p: 17sc, dec, 1sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 1sc, dec, 17sc = 44</p>



<p>22 p: 12sc, inc, 1sc, inc, 14sc, inc, 1sc, inc, 10sc, 2ch =
48 (it turned out that the last 2 were not tied</p>



<p>loops, and above them 2 ch)</p>



<p>23 p: 2ch (total 4ch: 2ch from the 22nd row + 2ch of this
row), skip 4 base loops, 10sc,</p>



<p>inc, 3sc, inc, 14sc, inc, 3sc, inc, 12sc = 52</p>



<p>24 p: 52sc &#8211; between the 23rd and 24th rows mark the 27th
loop &#8211; from this mark we will count</p>



<p>eye hook loops +1 n offset</p>



<p>Author&#8217;s toy of Olga Goncharova</p>



<p>Sew a thread of contrasting color to outline the hairline:
in front &#8211; between the 6th and 7th rows, along</p>



<p>on the sides &#8211; 1 row above the ears, behind &#8211; 1 row above
the neck hole.</p>



<p>Make hair.</p>



<p>Cut turquoise strings into strands 60 cm long,</p>



<p>fold them in half and fix along the perimeter of hair
growth. To me</p>



<p>it took about 130 threads. Fasten with ordinary knitting</p>



<p>crochet according to the pattern. Attach hair for one first</p>



<p>tail, then for another.</p>



<p>Attach the strings along the parting line to the same holes
as</p>



<p>the first row, then when dividing the lock into two tails on</p>



<p>there will be no bald spot in the middle of the parting.</p>



<p>If you divide the hair along the center line to the left and
to the right, you get an even parting, and if</p>



<p>distribute the row to the left, the row to the right, you
get a zigzag parting.</p>



<p>Author&#8217;s toy of Olga Goncharova</p>



<p>Tie ponytails with small rubber bands for hair. This is a
temporary option, we will finally</p>



<p>to fix when the head is completely ready.</p>



<p>Continue to knit your head.</p>



<p>25 p: 12sc, dec, 3sc, dec, 6sc, inc (nose formation), 6sc,
dec, 3sc, dec, 13sc = 49</p>



<p>26 p: 1sc, dec, 5sc, dec, 6sc, dec, 5sc, (inc) × 2 (nose),
5sc, dec, 6sc, dec, 5sc, dec, 2sc = 45</p>



<p>27 p: 1sc, dec, 5sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 13sc, dec, 4sc, dec,
5sc, dec, 1sc = 39</p>



<p>28 p: 1sc, dec, 3sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 4sc, 3vm (nose tip),
4sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 3sc, dec, 1sc = 31</p>



<p>29 p: 1sc, dec, 2sc, dec, 2sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 2sc,
dec, 2sc, dec = 24</p>



<p>30 r: 24sc</p>



<p>31 p: (1sc, dec) × 3, 2sc, (inc) × 2 (chin formation), 2sc,
(dec, 1sc) × 3 = 20</p>



<p>32 p: 2sc, dec, 2sc, dec, 1sc, (inc) × 2 (chin), 1sc, dec,
2sc, dec, 2sc = 18</p>



<p>Fill your head with filler. Filling is not too tight. Form
from filler</p>



<p>a small ball and place it in the area of ​​the nose so that
it stands out better on the face.</p>



<p>33 p: (dec) × 3, 6sc, (dec) × 3 = 12p</p>



<p>With the help of three hooks, tighten all these 12 loops in
one step. Fasten and hide the thread inside out.</p>



<p>Ears</p>



<p>Knit in rows.</p>



<p>Left ear</p>



<p>1 row: 7 loops in an amigurumi ring, 3ch (for lifting), İNC</p>



<p>2 row: starting from the 1st loop: 1dc, 2hdc, 3sc, inc, 1ch,
ss into magic ring</p>



<p>Leave the thread for sewing.</p>



<p>Right ear</p>



<p>1 row: 7 loops in an amigurumi ring, İNC</p>



<p>2 row: from the 1st loop knit: inc, 3sc, 2hdc, 1dc, 1ch</p>



<p>Next, knit a ss in a broach of a crochet column and fasten
the thread. Leave the thread for sewing.</p>



<p>Author&#8217;s toy of Olga Goncharova</p>



<p>Embroider bangs</p>



<p>In a knit needle with a blunt tip</p>



<p>insert a long thread of turquoise color and</p>



<p>start embroidering bangs, stitching stitches</p>



<p>tight to each other. At the same time, we try to</p>



<p>the strings did not twist during operation,</p>



<p>and lay parallel to each other.</p>



<p>We make the lower border uneven. Bang part</p>



<p>we put on already completed stitches.</p>



<p>Sew ears on the markers.</p>



<p>Determine the exact location for each ponytail</p>



<p>and fasten them with small silicone</p>



<p>rubber bands.</p>



<p>Hands</p>



<p>Paired details are best knitted in parallel (from two
balls), so that they turn out the same</p>



<p>size. We begin to knit hands with fingers, the direction of
knitting from the bottom up to the shoulder.</p>



<p>We knit with a disconnected thread (two times thinner than
the main fabric), hook 0.6. Starting from the 3rd row</p>



<p>You can insert a sewing needle into your finger and then
knit as around the frame (method from Elena_rak).</p>



<p>Index finger (2 pcs.)</p>



<p>1 p: ​​5sc into magic ring</p>



<p>2-8 p: 5sc (7 rows)</p>



<p>9 p: 2sc (partial row)</p>



<p>Middle finger (2 pcs.)</p>



<p>1 p: ​​5sc into magic ring</p>



<p>2-9 p: 5sc (8 rows)</p>



<p>Ring finger (2 pcs.)</p>



<p>1 p: ​​5sc into magic ring</p>



<p>2-8 p: 5sc (7 rows)</p>



<p>9 p: 3sc (partial row)</p>



<p>Little finger (2 pcs.)</p>



<p>1 p: ​​5sc into magic ring</p>



<p>2-7 p: 5sc (6 rows)</p>



<p>Thumb (2 pcs.)</p>



<p>1 p: ​​5sc into magic ring</p>



<p>2-8 p: 5sc (7 rows)</p>



<p>Author&#8217;s toy of Olga Goncharova</p>



<p>Finger assembly</p>



<p>On the left hand, the marker goes from the index finger up
the edge of the palm (in front), on the right hand &#8211; from</p>



<p>little finger up the back of the hand. Monitor marker
position on these lines.</p>



<p>Left hand</p>



<p>We begin to collect with the index finger.</p>



<p>Change the hook to 0.75, attach another</p>



<p>a thread to the worker (we knit the main worker</p>



<p>thick yarn).</p>



<p>Right hand</p>



<p>We begin to collect with the little finger. Change hook</p>



<p>at 0.75, attach another thread to</p>



<p>working (we knit the main working thickness</p>



<p>yarn).</p>



<p>1 p: ​​1sc, dec * (one loop from the index finger,</p>



<p>second &#8211; average), 1sc average</p>



<p>finger, 1sc over the ring, dec * (one</p>



<p>loop with ring finger, second &#8211; with</p>



<p>little finger), dec (&#8220;invisible&#8221;), 1sc on the
little finger,</p>



<p>dec * (one loop with the little finger, the second with</p>



<p>ring finger), 1sc over the ring finger</p>



<p>finger, dec * (one loop with the nameless</p>



<p>finger, the second &#8211; from the middle), 1sc by</p>



<p>middle finger, dec * (one loop with</p>



<p>middle finger, the second with the index finger), dec</p>



<p>(&#8220;invisible&#8221;) = 13</p>



<p>1 p: ​​1sc, dec * (one loop with the little finger, the
second with</p>



<p>ring finger), 1sc over the ring finger</p>



<p>finger, 1sc on the middle finger, dec * (one</p>



<p>loop from the middle finger, the second with</p>



<p>index), dec (&#8220;invisible&#8221;), 1sc by</p>



<p>index finger, dec * (one loop with</p>



<p>index finger, the second &#8211; from the middle),</p>



<p>1sc on the middle finger, dec * (one loop with</p>



<p>middle finger, the second &#8211; with the ring finger),</p>



<p>1sc on the ring finger, dec * (one loop</p>



<p>from the nameless, the second &#8211; from the little finger), dec</p>



<p>(&#8220;invisible&#8221;) = 13</p>



<p>2-4 p: (change the hook by 1.25) 13 sc (3 rows) 2-4 p:
(change the hook by 1.25) 13 sc (3 rows)</p>



<p>5 p: 2sc knit together with eyelets</p>



<p>thumb1</p>



<p>, 11sc = 13</p>



<p>5 p: 5sc, next 2sc knit with</p>



<p>thumb loops1</p>



<p>, 6sc = 13</p>



<p>6 p: 2sc over thumb loops, dec * (one</p>



<p>loop from the thumb, the second with</p>



<p>hands) 1</p>



<p>, 10sc = 13</p>



<p>6 p: 4sc, dec * (one loop from the palm, the second with</p>



<p>thumb), 2sc over the loops of the thumb</p>



<p>finger1</p>



<p>, 6sc = 13</p>



<p>1 To hook the loops on the thumb, grab the 0.75 hook again.</p>



<p>We knit them the first two loops of the 5th row and the
first three loops of the 6th row.</p>



<p>We make the frame. Take two pieces of wire with a cross
section of 1.5 mm2 by 25 cm, and two pieces of thin bead</p>



<p>wire d = 0.4 mm by 40 cm. Make a frame of the hands and
insert it into the palms. Further knit around</p>



<p>wire.</p>



<p>Author&#8217;s toy of Olga Goncharova</p>



<p>7 p: (dec, 1sc) × 4, 1sc = 9</p>



<p>8-10 r: 9sc (3 rows)</p>



<p>11 p: inc, 3sc, inc, 4sc = 11</p>



<p>12-13 p: 11sc (2 rows)</p>



<p>14 p: inc, 4sc, inc, 5sc = 13</p>



<p>15-17 p: 13 sc (3 rows)</p>



<p>We stuff in the process of knitting: we do not stuff the
wrist; add a little filler in the forearm,</p>



<p>distributing it around the wire; we’re not stuffing the
elbow so as not to disturb the shape of the hand; humeral</p>



<p>part is stuffed a little denser so that the hand holds its
shape.</p>



<p>Left hand right hand</p>



<p>18 p: 6sc, inc, 6sc = 14</p>



<p>19-23 r: 14sc (5 rows)</p>



<p>24 p: 6sc, (inc) × 2 (elbow &#8211; located on the back, on</p>



<p>one line with the little finger), 4sc, dec (ulnar</p>



<p>fold) = 15</p>



<p>25 p: dec, 12sc, inc = 15</p>



<p>26 p: inc, 4sc, (dec) × 2, 6sc = 14</p>



<p>27-28 r: 14sc (2 rows)</p>



<p>29 p: inc, 13sc = 15</p>



<p>30-31 p: 15sc (2 rows)</p>



<p>32 p: inc, 14sc = 16</p>



<p>33-44 r: 16sc (12 rows)</p>



<p>45 p: 2sc, ss (incomplete row) &#8211; the thread is located with</p>



<p>the inner side of the arm (from the side of the body).</p>



<p>Cut the thread and secure it on the wrong side.</p>



<p>18 p: inc, 12sc = 14</p>



<p>19-23 r: 14sc (5 rows)</p>



<p>24 p: 13sc, inc (elbow &#8211; located on the back, on</p>



<p>one line with the little finger) = 15</p>



<p>25 p: inc, 4sc, (dec) × 2 (ulnar fold), 6sc = 14</p>



<p>26 p: 6sc, (inc) × 2, 4sc, dec = 15</p>



<p>27 p: dec, 13sc = 14</p>



<p>28 p: 14sc</p>



<p>29 p: 6sc, inc, 7sc = 15</p>



<p>30-31 p: 15sc (2 rows)</p>



<p>32 p: 7sc, inc, 7sc = 16</p>



<p>33-44 r: 16sc (12 rows)</p>



<p>45 p: 2sc, ss (incomplete row) &#8211; the thread is located with</p>



<p>the inner side of the arm (from the side of the body).</p>



<p>Cut the thread and secure it on the wrong side.</p>



<p>Sleeves</p>



<p>Knit from the bottom up. Dial 24 stitches (6 cm), close in a
ring, and knit, evenly reducing the stitches.</p>



<p>1-5 p: 24 faces (5 rows)</p>



<p>6 p: (dec, 10 persons) × 2 = 22</p>



<p>7-11 r: 22 faces (5 rows)</p>



<p>12 p: (5 knit, dec, 4 persons) × 2 = 20</p>



<p>13-17 r: 20 faces (5 rows)</p>



<p>18 p: (dec, 8 persons) × 2 = 18</p>



<p>19-23 r: 18 faces (5 rows)</p>



<p>24 p: (4 knit, dec, 3 persons) × 2 = 16</p>



<p>25-29 p: 16 faces (5 rows)</p>



<p>30 p: (dec, 6 persons) × 2 = 14</p>



<p>31-39 p: 14 persons (9 rows)</p>



<p>40 p: knit a row while closing all the loops</p>



<p>Tie the top and bottom of the sleeve with one row sc of
turquoise yarn. Complete it with a secret connector</p>



<p>column. Steam the finished sleeves with a steam jet (without
touching the knitted fabric).</p>



<p>Put the gloves on Miku’s hands (put on top). Mittens can not
be sewn to the hands, they are already</p>



<p>hold well.</p>



<p>Author&#8217;s toy of Olga Goncharova</p>



<p>Legs</p>



<p>The marker line runs behind the leg (“seam on the
stocking”). Watch the marker if it starts to go away</p>



<p>right, knit an extra column at the end of the row and move
the marker one loop. The legs are the same as</p>



<p>hands, it is better to knit both at once.</p>



<p>Sole (2 children)</p>



<p>Knit in circular rows with a lifting loop and a closing
connecting column. This ss can</p>



<p>knit either in the first column of this row (green arrow),
or in the lifting loop (yellow arrow). we</p>



<p>we will close the row in the first column of the row.</p>



<p>Turquoise yarn knit a chain of 10 ch.</p>



<p>1 p: ​​starting from the second from the hook loop: 8sc, 4sc
to the last</p>



<p>loop of the chain, 7sc, inc, ss in the first sc of this row
(by</p>



<p>green arrow) = 21</p>



<p>2 p: 1ch for lifting; starting from the same loop on which
it is connected</p>



<p>lift loop: 6sc, 2hdc, (inc hdc) × 4, 2hdc, 6sc, (inc) × 2,</p>



<p>ss in the first column of this row (in the green arrow) = 28</p>



<p>3 p: 1ch for lifting; starting from the same loop on which
it is connected</p>



<p>lifting loop: 10sc, (inc, 1sc) × 3, 9sc, (inc, 1sc) × 2, ss
in</p>



<p>the first sc of this row (in the green arrow) = 34</p>



<p>4 p: 1ch for lifting; starting from the same loop on which
it is connected</p>



<p>lifting loop: 8sc, (1sc, inc, 1sc) × 4, 11sc, inc, 2sc = 39</p>



<p>Cut the working thread, leaving a thread about 1.5 m long
(its length should be sufficient for tying</p>



<p>soles with one row of connecting posts). Insert this
ponytail into a knitted needle and</p>



<p>execute a countersunk column in the first loop of the row
(order of execution is here). It turns out 40</p>



<p>loops.</p>



<p>Heel (2 children)</p>



<p>We knit in rotary rows. Knit a chain of 4ch with turquoise
yarn.</p>



<p>1 p: ​​starting from the second loop from the hook: 2sc, 4sc
into the last loop of the chain, on the back</p>



<p>chains 2sc, 1ch, İNC = 8</p>



<p>2 p: 3sc, (inc) × 2, 3sc, 1ch, İNC = 10</p>



<p>3 p: 4sc, (inc) × 2, 4sc = 12</p>



<p>Author&#8217;s toy of Olga Goncharova</p>



<p>Boot (2 pcs.)</p>



<p>Knit with dark gray yarn in 3 thin threads. Link the chain
from 40ch, lock it in the ss ring.</p>



<p>1-2 p: 40sc (2 rows)</p>



<p>3 p: 13sc, (dec) × 7, 1sc, İNC *</p>



<p>4 p: (knit with purl sc) (dec *) × 4, 1sc, İNC</p>



<p>5 p: dec *, 2sc, dec * (pull the first loop from the center
of the last column, the second from the next</p>



<p>hinges of the 2nd row), 1sc İNC *</p>



<p>6 p: (knit with purl sc) dec *, 2sc, dec * (similar to the
previous row), 1sc, İNC</p>



<p>7 p: dec *, 2sc, dec *, 9sc</p>



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<p>Attach the heel to the sole and place the upper part of the
boot on top, precisely align all the details</p>



<p>relative to each other. Turquoise yarn to connect all these
three parts in one row</p>



<p>connecting columns (in the photographs for clarity, the
connection of parts is shown in white</p>



<p>yarn). Secure the thread with a secret connecting column and
hide on the inside.</p>



<p>From the plastic paper folder, cut out the insoles slightly
smaller than the soles.</p>



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<p>If the doll will be interior and I want her to stand in any
position, then in the heel area on</p>



<p>insoles need to make holes. Then they can insert the frame
from the stand.</p>



<p>Cut two pieces of wire of 60 cm d = 2.5, bend the frame in
half. One end should be long</p>



<p>slightly larger than the length of the leg, approximately
22-25 cm, the second &#8211; slightly larger than the length of the body. Bend</p>



<p>fasten the resulting loop perpendicular to the frame and in
the ankle region fasten with 1.5-2 turns</p>



<p>adhesive tape.</p>



<p>Attach a plastic insole to the wire with 1 turn of adhesive
tape (a lot is not needed, only to</p>



<p>the insole was locked in the correct position). Insert this
frame in the leg and continue to knit around</p>



<p>wire. Stuff in the process of knitting, evenly distributing
the filler around the wire</p>



<p>frame.</p>



<p>Then again we knit in circular rows.</p>



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<p>8 p: 8sc, dec * (pull the first loop from the 9th column,
the second from the first loop of the rotary row),</p>



<p>2sc, dec, 8sc = 20</p>



<p>9 p: 7sc, (dec *) × 3, 7sc = 17</p>



<p>10 p: dec, 5sc, (dec) × 2, 5sc, dec = 13 (the last decrease
captures the last loop of the 10th row and the first</p>



<p>loop of the 11th row; as a result, the marker has shifted
left by 1 loop)</p>



<p>11-16 p: 13sc (6 rows)</p>



<p>Left foot right foot</p>



<p>17 p: 1sc, inc, 11sc = 14</p>



<p>18-19 p: 14sc (2 rows)</p>



<p>20 p: 2sc, inc, 11sc = 15</p>



<p>21-22 p: 15sc (2 rows)</p>



<p>23 p: 3sc, inc, 8sc, inc, 2sc = 17</p>



<p>24-25 p: 17sc (2 rows)</p>



<p>26 p: 3sc, inc, 11sc, inc, 1sc = 19</p>



<p>27 p: 19sc</p>



<p>28 p: 1sc, inc, 17sc = 20</p>



<p>29 p: 20sc</p>



<p>30 p: 4sc, inc, 11sc, inc, 3sc = 22</p>



<p>31-32 r: 22sc (2 rows)</p>



<p>33 p: 3sc, inc, 15sc, inc, 2sc = 24</p>



<p>34-38 p: 24sc (5 rows)</p>



<p>39 p: 3sc, dec, 16sc, dec, 1sc = 22</p>



<p>40-41 p: 22sc (2 rows)</p>



<p>42 p: 3sc, dec, 15sc, dec = 20</p>



<p>43 p: 3sc, dec, 4sc, inc, 1sc, inc, 8sc = 21</p>



<p>44 p: 2sc, dec, 17sc = 20</p>



<p>45 r: 20sc</p>



<p>46 p: 3sc, inc, 4sc, dec, 1sc, dec, 3sc, inc,</p>



<p>3sc = 20</p>



<p>47-48 p: 20sc (2 rows)</p>



<p>49 p: 4sc, inc, 10sc, inc, 4sc = 22</p>



<p>50-53 r: 22sc (4 rows)</p>



<p>54 p: 4sc, inc, 12sc, inc, 4sc = 24</p>



<p>55-58 r: 24sc (4 rows)</p>



<p>59 p: 21sc (partial row)</p>



<p>17 p: 11sc, inc, 1sc = 14</p>



<p>18-19 p: 14sc (2 rows)</p>



<p>20 p: 11sc, inc, 2sc = 15</p>



<p>21-22 p: 15sc (2 rows)</p>



<p>23 p: 2sc, inc, 9sc, inc, 2sc = 17</p>



<p>24-25 p: 17sc (2 rows)</p>



<p>26 p: 1sc, inc, 11sc, inc, 3sc = 19</p>



<p>27 p: 19sc</p>



<p>28 p: 1sc, inc, 17sc = 20</p>



<p>29 p: 20sc</p>



<p>30 p: 3sc, inc, 12sc, inc, 3sc = 22</p>



<p>31-32 r: 22sc (2 rows)</p>



<p>33 p: 2sc, inc, 15sc, inc, 3sc = 24</p>



<p>34-38 p: 24sc (5 rows)</p>



<p>39 p: 1sc, dec, 16sc, dec, 3sc = 22</p>



<p>40-41 p: 22sc (2 rows)</p>



<p>42 p: dec, 15sc, dec, 3sc = 20</p>



<p>43 p: 8sc, inc, 1sc, inc, 4sc, dec, 3sc = 21</p>



<p>44 p: 17sc, dec, 2sc = 20</p>



<p>45 r: 20sc</p>



<p>46 p: 3sc, inc, 4sc, dec, 1sc, dec, 4sc, inc,</p>



<p>2sc = 20</p>



<p>47-48 p: 20sc (2 rows)</p>



<p>49 p: 4sc, inc, 10sc, inc, 4sc = 22</p>



<p>50-53 r: 22sc (4 rows)</p>



<p>54 p: 4sc, inc, 12sc, inc, 4sc = 24</p>



<p>55-59 p: 24sc (5 rows) +6 loops</p>



<p>displacements (the beginning of the row is shifted inward)</p>



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<p>Then both legs are knitted the same way. Change the thread
to turquoise.</p>



<p>60 r: 24sc</p>



<p>Change thread to skin color.</p>



<p>61 p: (behind the back wall of the loop) 24sc</p>



<p>62-71 p: (for both walls) 24sc (10 rows)</p>



<p>Body</p>



<p>On the right leg, knit 2sc with flesh-colored thread, then
switch to white yarn and knit 1sc &#8211;</p>



<p>the working thread is exactly between the legs. Tie 1ch (so
that there is a small distance between the legs).</p>



<p>1 p: ​​24sc (on the left foot), 1sc on ch, 24sc (on the
right foot), 1sc on ch = 50</p>



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<p>Now you need to transfer the marker to the stomach so that
the halves of the priests are not one above the other, so that</p>



<p>increases / decreases were located strictly in one row and
were at the same height. Knit 24 p offsets and</p>



<p>place the marker exactly in the center of the abdomen.</p>



<p>2 p: 15sc, (inc, 3sc) × 2, 1sc, dec, (3sc, inc) × 2, 16sc =
53</p>



<p>3 p: 16sc, inc, 4sc, inc, 3sc, dec, 3sc, inc, 4sc, inc, 17sc
= 56</p>



<p>4 p: 27sc, dec, 27sc = 55</p>



<p>Bend the frame coming from the legs to each other, cut off
the excess wire with wire cutters, and connect it</p>



<p>together with a band-aid.</p>



<p>5-10 p: 55sc (6 rows)</p>



<p>11 p: 16sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 7sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 16sc = 51</p>



<p>12 p: 12sc, change the thread to a flesh color, (continue to
knit behind the back wall of the loop) 39sc = 51</p>



<p>13 p: (for the back wall of the loop) 12sc, (for both walls)
2sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 7sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 14sc = 47</p>



<p>14 p: 14sc, dec, 3sc, dec, 5sc, dec, 3sc, dec, 14sc = 43</p>



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<p>15 p: 43sc</p>



<p>16 p: 8sc, dec, 3sc, dec, 6sc, dec, 5sc, dec, 3sc, dec, 8sc
= 38</p>



<p>17 p: 13 sc, dec, 8 sc, dec, 13 sc = 36</p>



<p>18 p: 5 sc, dec, 22 sc, dec, 5 sc = 34</p>



<p>19-24 p: 34 sc (6 rows)</p>



<p>25 p: 6sc, inc, 20sc, inc, 6sc = 36</p>



<p>26-27 p: 36sc</p>



<p>28 p: 12sc, inc, 10sc, inc, 12sc = 38</p>



<p>29 p (incomplete row): 19sc</p>



<p>Put the marker exactly in the middle of the back. This is
necessary so that the chest does not work out on different</p>



<p>height.</p>



<p>When you fill the body, try not to put a lot of filler in
the abdomen, so as not to</p>



<p>the bulging tummy turned out.</p>



<p>30 p: 8sc, inc, 4sc, (inc) × 3, 5sc, (inc) × 3, 4sc, inc,
9sc = 46</p>



<p>31 p: 14sc, (1hdc, inc hdc) × 3, 6sc, (inc hdc, 1hdc) × 3,
14sc = 52</p>



<p>32-34 p: 52sc (3 rows)</p>



<p>In the 33rd row, note the center of the chest with
contrasting thread, in this</p>



<p>we’ll do a little tightening later.</p>



<p>35 p: 15sc, (dec, 1sc) × 3, 4sc, (1sc, dec) × 3, 15sc = 46</p>



<p>36 p: 16sc, (dec, 1sc) × 2, 4sc, (1sc, dec) × 2, 14sc = 42</p>



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<p>Attach the frame of the hands to the &#8220;spine&#8221;.</p>



<p>When you get to the site where you need to knit at the same
time the body and arm loops together, get a working thread</p>



<p>under the wire frame, knit these three loops. Then pull the
hook out of the loop and slip it</p>



<p>under the frame to the other side (turn). Next, knit
according to the scheme to the next section of the arm connection</p>



<p>and body. Perform it similarly to the first.</p>



<p>Now you can knit the body further.</p>



<p>37 p: 8sc, 3sc (capturing simultaneously the loops of the
body and left hand), 5sc, dec, 7sc, dec, 5sc, 3sc</p>



<p>(capturing simultaneously the loops of the body and the
right hand), 7sc = 40</p>



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<p>Slightly pull the center of the chest to the
&#8220;spine&#8221; with two stitches. Strongly do not zealous so as not to</p>



<p>it turned out a hole instead of a beautiful hollow.</p>



<p>38 p: 8sc (back), 13sc (left hand), 19sc (front), 13sc
(right hand), 7sc (back) = 60</p>



<p>39 p: 8sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 3sc, dec, 19sc, dec, 3sc, dec,
4sc, dec, 7sc = 54</p>



<p>40 p: 7sc, dec, (3sc, dec) × 3, 7sc, dec, (3sc, dec) × 3,
6sc = 46</p>



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<p>Once again, slightly pull the center of the chest to the
&#8220;spine&#8221;. The tie point is 2 rows higher than the previous one. This</p>



<p>fasten the weight, as well as the first one, under the arm frame.</p>



<p>Shoulders</p>



<p>The shoulders fit, as well as the feet, in swivel rows. It
is necessary to ensure that the wrong bars</p>



<p>were pretty tight. Otherwise, you will get holes on the
shoulders, and through them will shine through</p>



<p>filler.</p>



<p>41 p: 8sc, (dec) × 4, 1sc, İNC *</p>



<p>42 p: (purl) dec *, 1sc, dec *, 1sc, İNC</p>



<p>43 p: dec *, 1sc, dec *, 1sc, İNC *</p>



<p>44 p: (purl) dec *, 1sc, dec *, 1sc, İNC</p>



<p>45 p: dec *, 1sc, dec *, 12sc, (dec) × 4, 1sc, İNC *</p>



<p>46 p: (purl) dec *, 1sc, dec *, 1sc, İNC</p>



<p>47 p: dec *, 1sc, dec *, 1sc, İNC *</p>



<p>48 p: (purl) dec *, 1sc, dec *, 1sc, İNC</p>



<p>49 p: dec *, 1sc, dec *, 2sc +1 n offset</p>



<p>50 r: (continue to knit in a spiral) 3sc, 1sc to the center
of the column knitted in the next loop of the row,</p>



<p>11sc, 1sc to the center of the column knitted in the next
loop of the row, 6sc = 22</p>



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<p>Shoulder knitting pattern:</p>



<p>Fulfillment of the 50th row: the arrows show on which
stitches the 3rd and 4th sc should be knitted; 16th and 17th</p>



<p>sc knit similarly</p>



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<p>51 p: 2sc, dec, 2sc, dec, 6sc, dec, 2sc, dec, 2sc = 18</p>



<p>52 p: 18sc</p>



<p>53 p: 2sc, dec, 1sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 2sc, dec, 2sc = 14</p>



<p>54-61 p: 14sc (8 rows)</p>



<p>Knit another 3 sc so that the working thread is on the left
side of the neck (here when sewing the head does not</p>



<p>the &#8220;step&#8221; will be so noticeable), ss. Cut the
thread, leaving a tail sufficient for sewing</p>



<p>heads.</p>



<p>Take your time sewing on your head. When trying on clothes,
hair will interfere, so first we</p>



<p>we will dress Miku, and then we will fix the head.</p>



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<p>Clothing (knitting needles)</p>



<p>Pleated skirt</p>



<p>We will need:</p>



<p>• yarn is dark gray</p>



<p>• turquoise yarn for decoration</p>



<p>• toe knitting needles 1.75 (5 pcs.)</p>



<p>Type 48 stitches on the knitting needles. Distribute them to
4</p>



<p>knitting needles 12 loops. Close the loop in the ring and
then</p>



<p>knit in a circle.</p>



<p>1 p: ​​48 persons = 48</p>



<p>2 p: (4 faces, + 1 life) × 12 = 60</p>



<p>3 p: (2 faces, 1 faces to retake without knitting (thread
for</p>



<p>loop), 1 face, 1 life) × 12 = 60</p>



<p>4 p: (4 faces, 1 life) × 12 = 60</p>



<p>5 p: (1 person, + 1 person, 1 knit, 1 person to retake
without tying</p>



<p>(thread behind the loop), 1 person, 1 life) × 12 = 72</p>



<p>6 p: (5 faces, 1 life) × 12 = 72</p>



<p>7 p: (3 faces, 1 faces reshoot (thread behind the loop), 1
faces, + 1 faces, 1 life) × 12 = 84</p>



<p>8 p: (6 faces, 1 life) × 12 = 84</p>



<p>9 p: (1 person, + 1 person, 2 knit, 1 person reshoot (thread
behind the loop), 2 person, 1 life) × 12 = 96</p>



<p>10 p: (7 faces, 1 life) × 12 = 96</p>



<p>11 p: (4 faces, 1 faces reshoot (thread behind the loop), 2
faces, + 1 faces, 1 life) × 12 = 108</p>



<p>12 p: (8 people, 1 life) × 12 = 108</p>



<p>13 p: (1 person, + 1 person, 3 person, 1 person retake
(thread behind the loop), 3 person, 1 person) × 12 = 120</p>



<p>14 p: (9 faces, 1 life) × 12 = 120</p>



<p>15 p: (5 faces, 1 faces retake (thread behind the loop), 3
faces, + 1 faces, 1 life) × 12 = 132</p>



<p>16 p: (10 faces, 1 life) × 12 = 132</p>



<p>Knit the first loop on the knitting needle, and then re-knit
it on the right knitting needle. The beginning of the row has shifted to 1</p>



<p>loop to the left. In the next row we knit loops and close.
Close the loops one at a time, and upon reaching</p>



<p>wrong side, grab the wrong side and the next one behind the
front wall and close both of them</p>



<p>at once.</p>



<p>17 p: 9 faces, 2vm * (the wrong side and the following one
are knitted together) = 120</p>



<p>Cut the thread and hide the tail on the inside. Attach a
turquoise thread and tie the bottom of the skirt</p>



<p>one side sc.</p>



<p>Very carefully, through wet gauze, steam all the folds (with
one touch, do not press strongly).</p>



<p>Put the skirt on the body and sew with a thin sewing thread
(or thin fishing line) along the hips, just above</p>



<p>the top edge of the shorts.</p>



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<p>Belt strap</p>



<p>Link a chain of 56 ch. Starting from the second loop, knit
55 sc along this chain. Steaming the strap</p>



<p>a stream of steam (do not touch the iron) and sew on the
skirt on the left to the belt.</p>



<p>Jacket</p>



<p>Light gray yarn, knitting needles 1.75, knit tightly.</p>



<p>Tie a chain of 54 ch with a contrasting thread (tied more
than necessary, because it is difficult to make from extreme loops</p>



<p>dial loops). Take the main yarn in light gray, leave a loose
tip about 70-</p>



<p>80 cm (then we will close the open hinges of the bottom with
this thread) and use a hook to pull out light gray</p>



<p>yarn on the back of a chain 52 loop.</p>



<p>1 p: ​​52 purl = 52</p>



<p>2 p: 52 knit = 52</p>



<p>3 p: 15 life, (2vm purl, 5 life) × 3, 2vm purl, 14 life = 48</p>



<p>4-5 r: facial smoothness (2 rows)</p>



<p>6 p: 2vm *, 12persons, (2vm *, 4persons) × 3, 2vm *,
12persons, 2vm = 42</p>



<p>7-8 r: facial smoothness (2 rows)</p>



<p>9 r: 2vm wrong side, 5niz, İNC</p>



<p>10 r: double crochet, 6 knits, İNC</p>



<p>11 p: 3life, İNC</p>



<p>12 r: double crochet, 3 knits, İNC</p>



<p>13 p: 3 life, yarn and the next loop to knit together</p>



<p>wrong side of the back wall, 2 wear, yarn and</p>



<p>knit the next loop together</p>



<p>back wall, 4lv, (2vm purl, 3lv) × 3, 2vm purl, 13lv = 37</p>



<p>14 p: 2vm *, 5 persons, İNC</p>



<p>15 p: yarn, 6niz, İNC</p>



<p>16 r: 3 persons, İNC</p>



<p>17 p: yarn, 3niz, İNC</p>



<p>18 p: 3 knit, double crochet and the next loop together with
the front for the front wall, 2 knit, double crochet and</p>



<p>knit the next loop together over the front wall, 29 faces =
36</p>



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<p>19-21 r: facial smoothness (3 rows)</p>



<p>22 p: 9 persons, + 1p, 18 persons, + 1p, 9 persons = 38</p>



<p>23-25 ​​r: facial smoothness (3 rows)</p>



<p>26 p: 10 persons, + 1p, 18 persons, + 1p, 10 persons = 40</p>



<p>27-29 r: facial smoothness (3 rows)</p>



<p>30 p: 10 persons, + 1p, 20 persons, + 1p, 10 persons = 42</p>



<p>31 p: 42 life</p>



<p>Next, we form the armhole. Knit each part separately.</p>



<p>Right shelf:</p>



<p>1 p: ​​12 persons, İNC = 12</p>



<p>2 p: (and all even rows are purl loops) 12 purl</p>



<p>3 p: 10 persons, 2 VM = 11</p>



<p>5 p: 9 persons, 2 vm = 10</p>



<p>7 p: 8 persons, 2 vm = 9</p>



<p>9 p: 6 faces, 3 vm = 7</p>



<p>11 p: 5 persons, 2 vm = 6</p>



<p>13 p: 4 persons, 2 vm = 5</p>



<p>14 p: close all the loops.</p>



<p>Back:</p>



<p>1 p: ​​18 persons = 18</p>



<p>3 p: 2vm *, 14 persons, 2 vm = 16</p>



<p>5 p: 2vm *, 12 persons, 2 vm = 14</p>



<p>7 p: 2vm *, 10 persons, 2 vm = 12</p>



<p>9 p: 2vm *, 8 persons, 2 vm = 10</p>



<p>11 p: 2vm *, 6 persons, 2 vm = 8</p>



<p>13 p: knit this row, closing the loop</p>



<p>Left shelf:</p>



<p>1 p: ​​12persons = 12</p>



<p>3 p: 2 vm *, 10 persons = 11</p>



<p>5 p: 2 vm *, 9 persons = 10</p>



<p>7 p: 2 vm *, 8 persons = 9</p>



<p>9 p: 3 vm *, 6 persons = 7</p>



<p>11 p: 2 vm *, 5 persons = 6</p>



<p>13 p: 2 vm *, 4 persons = 5</p>



<p>14 p: close all loops</p>



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<p>Collar</p>



<p>Turn the jacket back to you and dial 22 loops on the closed
loops of the neck,</p>



<p>picking up the front wall of the loop (the one closest to
you):</p>



<p>6 loops on the left shelf, 10 loops on the back, 6 loops on
the right shelf.</p>



<p>It turns out that on the shelves you need to add one
additional loop, and on the back add 2</p>



<p>loops.</p>



<p>1 p: ​​22 life = 22</p>



<p>2 p: 22 persons = 22</p>



<p>3 p: 22 life = 22</p>



<p>4 p: knit this row at the same time closing all the loops.</p>



<p>Try not to tighten the edge, knit looser so that the collar
edge is not pulled, it should</p>



<p>to lie freely on the shoulders.</p>



<p>Tie the collar with one next to sc turquoise yarn. At the
corners to rotate, knit in one loop:</p>



<p>1sc, 1ch, 1sc.</p>



<p>Remove the thread of contrasting color along the bottom of
the jacket, put open loops on the knitting needle, and knit one row</p>



<p>closing all loops at the same time. To tie the bottom and
armholes of the jacket with one next sc turquoise yarn.</p>



<p>At the corners, also knit in one loop: 1sc, 1ch, 1sc. Fasten
and hide all tails on the wrong side</p>



<p>strings.</p>



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<p>Put the finished jacket on Mika, sew the shelves with each
other. You can make a fastener, then a jacket</p>



<p>will be removable.</p>



<p>On the left shelf, yellow yarn to embroider two</p>



<p>badge stitches.</p>



<p>Tie</p>



<p>Link a chain of 29ch.</p>



<p>Starting from the 2nd loop from the hook: 9sc, 9hdc, 8dc,
1ch, 1hdc; in</p>



<p>last loop of the chain: 2sc, 1ch, 2sc; starting from</p>



<p>the next loop on the back of the chain: 1hdc, 1ch,</p>



<p>8dc, 9hdc, 9sc.</p>



<p>Steam the tie with a stream of steam (without touching the
knitted</p>



<p>cloth) and sew under the collar.</p>



<p>On the side of the tie, embroider two stitches with dark
gray yarn.</p>



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<p>Bend your neck a little back. Measure about 3-4 cm</p>



<p>wire coming out of the neck, cut off the excess. Put on</p>



<p>head to this frame, find the correct head position and</p>



<p>sew it to your neck.</p>



<p>Eye sockets</p>



<p>Between the 23rd and 24th rows, place a marker exactly in
the center of the face (exactly above the nose). Now left and</p>



<p>To the right of this central loop, count 2 loops, and
retreat another two loops to the temples &#8211; this</p>



<p>marks for eye tightening.</p>



<p>Bring down ordinary sewing with a solid thread of flesh</p>



<p>colors in 2 additions. We form each eye separately.</p>



<p>Tie up the tie in the most inconspicuous place &#8211;</p>



<p>either at the base of the neck or under the hair (I hid</p>



<p>hair nodules). Never pull hard.</p>



<p>you need a little bit to get tiny</p>



<p>neat pits. If you look in profile, then</p>



<p>The nose should be slightly submerged.</p>



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<p>Eyes</p>



<p>This is the most creative moment in creating your baby doll.
The perception of the whole image in</p>



<p>whole.</p>



<p>Materials:</p>



<p>• acrylic paints in white, black and blue (green) colors</p>



<p>• tassels No. 0 and No. 0/3 (the thinnest)</p>



<p>• a piece of dense cotton fabric (I took calico)</p>



<p>• glossy acrylic varnish</p>



<p>• toothpicks &#8211; they will take a small amount of paint for
mixing on the palette and for</p>



<p>applying varnish</p>



<p>For dolls in the style of anime, you do not need to make
realistic eyes, they look on such faces a little</p>



<p>unnaturally, more sketchy eyes are needed. It is no
coincidence that there is such a thing as anime eyes.</p>



<p>To measure the height of 4 rows of knitting is the size of
the eye vertically. I got 9.5-10 mm. Width</p>



<p>eyes are calculated by multiplying the height by 0.8, it turns
out 8 mm. Now on a piece of paper you need to note this</p>



<p>distance and draw two ovals. It’s better to take dark paper
so that it’s easier to understand how it will look</p>



<p>eyes on the face.</p>



<p>Cut out these ovals with nail scissors, attach to your face
and see if the eyes of such</p>



<p>size or not, if you want more or enough.</p>



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<p>Now you can start drawing on the fabric. We draw in the same
way as we painted on paper.</p>



<p>I drew two sizes at once, because I don’t know which ones
will look better in the end.</p>



<p>Now we take acrylic paints and color these blanks. First,
draw the squirrels with white paint,</p>



<p>then a blue (green) narrow strip of iris.</p>



<p>Now from below on the iris you need to make a lighter blue
(green) highlight. For this on plastic</p>



<p>in the palette (or on the lid of mayonnaise) mix a little
bit of blue (green) paint and a little white</p>



<p>mix with a toothpick and a thin brush apply glare.</p>



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<p>Now paint over the pupil and eyelashes. Let it dry.</p>



<p>Under the eyelashes, the anime always has a shadow, this
gives the eyes depth and volume, so now you need</p>



<p>apply these shadows. Mix a little white paint with a black
droplet on the palette (literally on</p>



<p>the tip of a toothpick) and do exactly the same with blue
(green) paint. Very thin brush</p>



<p>gently apply these paints under the eyelashes to the
appropriate areas. And again let it dry.</p>



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<p>It remains only to apply glare with white paint.</p>



<p>Allow eyes to dry well.</p>



<p>Now, with sharp nail scissors, cut out the finished eyes and
try on the dolls to the face,</p>



<p>move them, see how it will be better, you can even twist
your eyes slightly, while</p>



<p>completely different facial expressions.</p>



<p>This is an individual process, see for yourself how it will
look better. As soon as you like it</p>



<p>look of your beauty, mark with a thin sewing needle the
control point on which you will</p>



<p>to navigate (for example, the inner corner of the eye), only
then glue the eyes into place. Need to glue</p>



<p>one by one. When gluing the first eye, the second remains on
the face, do not change its position,</p>



<p>control the position of the glued eye on it.</p>



<p>Let the glue dry and apply acrylic glossy varnish on the
eyes. I applied it back (flat)</p>



<p>toothpick side. You do not need to take a lot of varnish,
gently touch the surface of the varnish with a toothpick and</p>



<p>then apply it to the eyes and distribute it in a circular
motion over the entire surface of the eyes.</p>



<p>The mouth can be embroidered with two stitches of light pink
yarn, or you can also draw on fabric and glue</p>



<p>in place.</p>



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<p>Tail jewelry</p>



<p>Cut two pieces of thin bead wire d = 0.4 mm 24-26 cm. Yarn
dark gray knit</p>



<p>a chain of 24ch.</p>



<p>Note: the length of the chain depends on the thickness of
the yarn that you took for the hair.</p>



<p>If the yarn is quite voluminous and the ponytails are
magnificent, then ch</p>



<p>should be linked more &#8211; 28-30.</p>



<p>Take one piece of wire and tie it under 23sc, on one side of
this chain.</p>



<p>Then in the last loop knit 1ch, 1sc, 1ch. Bend the wire in
half, attach it to the back</p>



<p>side of this chain and tie another 23sc also by tying the
wire.</p>



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<p>Now with pink yarn, knit 23cc in the center of the finished
strip, as if &#8220;flashing&#8221; it through.</p>



<p>Bend this knitted strip in the form of a square, bend the
ends of the wire perpendicular up.</p>



<p>Pass the tails through these adornments, insert the wire
ends in the head directly under the tails and</p>



<p>Sew the threads with the left ends.</p>



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<p>Headphones</p>



<p>Take a piece of wire with a cross-section of 2.5 about 16-18
cm long (do not remove insulation) and bend it into</p>



<p>in the form of headphones. Try this blank on Miku’s head,
the loops on the ends of the wire should</p>



<p>located just below the ears.</p>



<p>On one loop of this billet, fix the tip of the black yarn
with adhesive tape. Wrap this</p>



<p>thread the central part of the headphones tightly to the
coil. Fasten the end of the thread to the second loop</p>



<p>headphones with a small piece of adhesive tape.</p>



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<p>For the ears, take yarn in dark gray.</p>



<p>Inner part (2 children)</p>



<p>1 p: ​​6sc into magic ring</p>



<p>2 p: (inc) × 6 = 12</p>



<p>3 p: (1sc, inc) × 6 = 18</p>



<p>4 p: (2sc, inc) × 6 = 24</p>



<p>Outside (2 children)</p>



<p>1 p: ​​6sc into magic ring</p>



<p>2 p: (inc) × 6 = 12</p>



<p>3 p: (1sc, inc) × 6 = 18</p>



<p>4 p: (2sc, inc) × 6 = 24</p>



<p>5 p: (behind the back wall of the loop) 24sc = 24</p>



<p>Fold the outer and inner parts in pairs and knit 18 cc,
fastening both of these parts together</p>



<p>(row is not completed). Insert the wire loops of the
headphones into these &#8220;pockets&#8221;, add a little bit (!)</p>



<p>filler and tie the connecting row to the end. No need to
fill up much; headphones should be</p>



<p>pretty flat and not look like balls. Cut and fasten the
thread, hide the tail on the inside.</p>



<p>Embroider pink yarn on the outside of the headphone
&#8220;light bulb&#8221; and yellow to execute small dots.</p>



<p>You can slightly toned the area around the eyes. Just do not
overdo it with a shade, the color of the tint</p>



<p>should be slightly darker than the main tone of the face.
And you can leave it as it is.</p>



<p>Gently comb the ponytails of the comb with very rare cloves,
align the strings and cut</p>



<p>the ends of the ponytail corners.</p>



<p>Miku is ready!</p>



<p>Author&#8217;s toy of Olga Goncharova</p>



<p>I express my heartfelt thanks to Elena (Elena_rak), Eugenia
(nipl) and Nelly</p>



<p>(Nelly) for helping me test Miku. Thanks for the beautiful
images created.</p>



<p>you!</p>



<p>This MK is an authoring and is intended for personal use
only.</p>



<p>use. Copying, publishing on their pages on social networks
and blogs,</p>



<p>as well as the sale of this master class is prohibited.</p>



<p>You can sell toys related to this MK subject to instructions</p>



<p>the author of the description.</p>



<p>Thank you for understanding!</p>
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