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Abbrevations
CH – chain
SC – single crochetÂ
HDC – half double crochetÂ
DC – double crochetÂ
dec (3sc dec 1sc) – double decrease (three half loops on the hook)Â
SL-ST – slip stitch
INC – increaseÂ
dec – decreaseÂ
(………) * br – knit specified in brackets 6 timesÂ
FLO – front loopÂ
BLO – back loopÂ
TURN – turn the row.Â
PATTERN
Horns 2pcsÂ
Knit with brown thread in a circle.Â
1.6sc into magic ring (6)Â
2.6sc (6)Â
3.inc, 5sc (7)Â
4.inc, 6sc (8)Â
5.inc, 7sc (9)Â
6.inc, 8sc (10)Â
7.inc, 9sc (11)Â
8.inc, 10sc (12)Â
9.12sc, sl-st thread cutÂ
Ears 2pcs.Â
Knit with beige and white (at your discretion) thread in rotary rows.Â
We collect 7 CH, we knit in the 2nd from the hook.Â
1.1sc, 2hdc, 2dc, 5dc in 1, 2dc, 2hdc, 1sc, CH, turn (15)Â
2.1sc, 2hdc, 3dc, 3inc dc, 3dc, 2hdc, 1sc, CH, turn (18)Â
3.2sc, 3hdc, in brackets we knit dc (1, inc, 1sc, 2inc, 1sc, inc, 1sc),Â
3hdc, 2sc, CH, turn (22)Â
4.4sc, 2hdc, 4dc, 2inc dc, inc d2c, dc, hdc, sc, sl-st (not full row)Â
cut the thread.Â
Eyes 2pcs.Â
Knit with milk thread in rotary rows.Â
Cast on 6ch, knit in 2nd from the hook.Â
1.inc, 4sc, ch, turn (6)Â
2.inc, 4sc, inc in 1st CH (on the other side of the chain), 4sc, ch, turn (12)Â
3.5sc, 2inc, 5sc, ch, turn (14)Â
4.6sc, 2inc, 3sc, 2hdc, 2dc in 1, also 2ch and sl-st (17)Â
cut off the thread.Â
4th row for the second eye is knitted mirrored 2ch …Â
LipÂ
Knit with white thread (at your discretion) in rotary rowsÂ
1.6 into magic ring (6), ch, turnÂ
2.6inc (12), ch, turnÂ
3. (1sc, inc) ‘6 (18), ch, turnÂ
4.18sc, sl-st, leave a little thread for hemming.Â
HandÂ
Who wants to be fully dressed, we knit according to the first descriptionÂ
both handles, for a zasasanny sleeve the second description, we knitÂ
round.Â
You will come across rows where you will need to knit for BLO and LOOP,Â
we knit by the back loops, the last loop is notÂ
we knit to the end, pulling the thread towards ourselves between twoÂ
loops from sc, and ends with sc with a burgundy thread.Â
You can knit a row in burgundy, or you can immediately turn it overÂ
arm up and tie the harness by the front loops.Â
! At 7m, knit for BLO burgundy, and with the hoof upside downÂ
tying in blue, the same in 8m, knit a rowÂ
burgundy and burgundy strapping for LOOP, only you canÂ
make a thread immediately from the other end of the skein, but you canÂ
return after tying your hand.Â
Marker STRICTLY on the back of the hand.Â
Cast on 6ch with brown thread, knit from the 2nd from the hook.Â
1st option dressed sleeveÂ
1.4sc, 3sc in 1, 3sc, inc (12)Â
2-3. 12scÂ
4. (3sc, inc) ‘3 (15)Â
5.15sc, cropÂ
6.blue (4sc, inc) ‘3 (18)Â
7. Bordeaux for BLO 18sc,Â
blue for LOOP 18hdc, sl-st – holding the hole down, cutÂ
8.Bordo for BLO 18scÂ
Bordeaux for LOOP 18hdc, sl-st (do the harness holding the hole up)Â
9-13. 5 rows 18scÂ
14-17. Bordeaux repeat 4 rows – dec, 6sc, 2inc, 6sc, dec (18)Â
18-25. 8 rows 18sc, sl-st cut the thread.Â
2nd option, with a zakazanny sleeveÂ
1.4sc, 3sc in 1, 3sc, inc (12)Â
2-3. 12scÂ
4. (3sc, inc) ‘3 (15)Â
5.15sc, cropÂ
6.beige (4sc, inc) ‘3 (18)Â
7-11) 5 rows 18sc, cut offÂ
12.blue 18scÂ
13.blue for BLO 18scÂ
for LOOP 18hdc, sl-st – (do the harness holding the holeÂ
up, cut off)Â
14-17. 4 rows burgundyÂ
dec, 6sc, 2inc, 6sc, dec (18)Â
18-25. 8 rows 18sc, sl-st cut the thread.Â
Legs 2pcs.Â
! The marker is strictly along the heel to the very top of the leg.Â
! Glue the insole before knitting the heel.Â
! We insert the frame at a convenient leg stage.Â
We start knitting with brown thread 9ch, from the 2nd from the hook:Â
1.inc, 6sc, 3sc at 1, 6sc, inc (19)Â
2.1sc, inc, 6sc, 3inc, 6sc, inc, 1sc (24)Â
3.inc, 1sc, inc, 5sc, hdc, (inc hdc, hdc) ‘3, 6sc, inc, 2sc, sl-stÂ
(30) cut offÂ
4.find 8 middle loops on the top of the sole, in the firstÂ
attach the thread behind BLO and now we will knit with rotaryÂ
in rows and do sl-st into the next loop of the sole, at the endÂ
there should be 14 free heel loops.Â
! After sl-st, you can do CH if you are not comfortable.Â
Korich. ‘7sc, sl-st, turnÂ
“7sc, sl-st, turnÂ
‘3sc, inc, 3sc, sl-st, turn (8)Â
“8sc, sl-st, turnÂ
‘3sc, inc, 4sc, sl-st, turn (9), cut offÂ
Mustard. “9sc, sl-st, turnÂ
‘9sc, sl-st, turnÂ
“9sc, sl-st, turnÂ
‘9sc, sl-st, turnÂ
“4sc, inc, 4sc, sl-st, turn (10) cut offÂ
Now two heel optionsÂ
1c-✓left 14loop find 8yu (middle of the heel) andÂ
we attach a white thread and for BLOÂ
-7sc heel, 10sc top, 7sc heel (24)Â
-6sc, dec, 8sc, dec, 6sc (22)Â
-5sc, dec, 8sc, dec, 5sc (20), cut offÂ
– bitterness. 5sc, dec, 6sc, dec, 5sc (18), thread on itself, attachÂ
beigeÂ
-run for BLO 18sc (we will knit for her further)Â
bitter for LOOP 18sc, sl-st, cut offÂ
Back to the loose loops of the sole, turnÂ
soles up, attach brown thread, tieÂ
30sl-st, cut off.Â
2in-✓ with white thread on free 14 and loops behind BLOÂ
pivoting rows, starting from the first loopÂ
-14sc, sl-st for the top, turnÂ
-14sc, sl-st for the top, turnÂ
-14sc, sl-st for the top, turnÂ
-14sc, sl-st for the top, turn (6 loops left on the top)Â
-14sc on the heel, on the top- dec, 2sc, dec, sl-st (18) cut offÂ
Find the middle loop on the heel, attach the mustard threadÂ
-18scÂ
-run for BLO 18scÂ
bitter for LOOP 18sc, sl-st, go back to loose outsole loops,Â
tie sl-stÂ
As soon as we decide which shoe to leave,Â
we return to the beige thread and continue to knit the legÂ
6.beige 18scÂ
7.inc, 16sc, inc (20) cut offÂ
8.blue 20scÂ
9.for BLO inc, 18sc, inc (22)Â
behind LOOP 20hdc, sl-st, heel down (strapping)Â
10-12. 3 row 22scÂ
13.2dec, 5sc, 4inc, 5sc, 2dec (22)Â
14.22scÂ
15.9sc, 2dec, 9sc (20)Â
16.20scÂ
17.inc, 18sc, inc (22)Â
18.inc, 20sc, inc (24)Â
19-20. 24sc, sl-st, do not break off the right threadÂ
We continue to knit the body with a blue thread.Â
! Marker on the right side of the leg, after tying the tail MÂ
transferred to the middle of the back.Â
1.6sc for the first leg, 3ch, 24sc for the second leg, 3sc for CH,Â
18sc on the first leg (54)Â
2.inc, 5sc, by CH – 1sc, inc, 1sc, 5sc, inc, 18sc, 3inc, 18sc (60)Â
3. (9sc, inc) ‘6 (66)Â
4.9sc, dec (3sc dec 1sc), 30sc, 2inc, 22sc (66)Â
5.8sc, dec (3sc dec 1sc), 15sc, inc, 31sc, inc, 7sc (66)Â
6.7sc, dec (3sc dec 1sc), 8sc, inc, 45sc, inc, 1sc (66)Â
7.6sc, dec (3sc dec 1sc), 6sc, inc, 49sc, inc, (66)Â
8.knit a tail – wind a brown thread around two fingers in 6-Â
8 turns, then into the resulting ring with a beige threadÂ
to knitÂ
– 2sc, CH, turnÂ
repeat this line until you get the length you needÂ
tail, in the last row doÂ
-1sc, inc, sl-st (3), cut offÂ
Back to the bodyÂ
-4sc, put tail 1 + 1loop of tail together, dec (3sc dec 1sc) + 1loop of tail,Â
1 + 1loop tail, 8sc, inc, 43sc, inc, 4sc + 5sc till newÂ
marker (middle) (66), cut the thread, attach the blueÂ
9. blue 66sc, pull the thread forward for tyingÂ
10.bordo for BLO 66scÂ
behind LOOP (keep hole down) blueÂ
2ch, 3dc, 5hdc, 10sc, 8hdc, 5dc, 1d2c, into one (1d2c, 3ch, sl-st), into one (sl-st, 3ch, 1d2c), 1d2c, 5dc, 8hdc, 10sc, 5hdc, 3dc, sl-st in 2nd CH, trim.Â
‼ From the 11th to the 14th rotary rows, you can knit in a spiral.Â
11.bordo for BLO 66sc, CH, turnÂ
for LOOP strapping 66hdc, sl-st (keep the hole down),Â
pruneÂ
12.vn. Art. (9sc, dec) ‘6 (60), sl-st, CH, turnÂ
13. by ext. Art. 60sc, sl-st, CH, turnÂ
14.vn. Art. 60sc, sl-st, CH, turn, down the spiralÂ
15. (4sc, dec, 4sc) ‘6 (54)Â
16-18. 54scÂ
19. (7sc, dec) ‘6 (48)Â
20-21. 48scÂ
22. (3sc, dec, 3sc) ‘6 (42)Â
we will continue to tie our handsÂ
! MARKER strictly in the middle of the back to the end of the neckÂ
! When you put your hands on, the stitching of the air loops,Â
which was done when dialing the pens should lie alongÂ
thighs, in the position of the hand at the seams, and choose mediumÂ
6loop. I knit, I do the next row, if it’s crookedÂ
or I don’t like it, I dress it up right away.Â
23.10sc, 6sc + 6loop hands, 10sc, 6sc + 6loop hands, 10sc (42)Â
24.9sc, dec (3sc dec 1sc) (1loop + 2loop arms), 9sc on arm, dec (1loop arms + 1loop), 8scÂ
on the body, dec, 9sc on the arm, dec (3sc dec 1sc), 9sc (48)Â
25. (3sc, dec, 3sc) ‘6 (42)Â
26. (5sc, dec) ‘6 (36), cropÂ
27.Blue 36scÂ
28.Beige for BLO 36scÂ
blue for LOOP – collar (keep the hole down)Â
2ch, 2dc, 4hdc, 5sc, 2hdc, 3dc, 1d2c, in one (1d2c, 3ch, sl-st)Â
and mirrored the second side – (sl-st, 3ch ….) cropÂ
29.Beige (4sc, dec) ‘6 (30)Â
30. (3sc, dec) ‘6 (24)Â
31.24scÂ
32. (2sc, dec) ‘6 (18)Â
33.18sc, sl-st trimÂ
HeadÂ
! Marker on the side of the muzzleÂ
We cast with white thread 11ch, from the 2nd from the hook we knitÂ
1.inc, 8sc, 4sc at 1, 8sc, inc (24)Â
2.2sc, 2inc, 3sc, 2inc, 4sc, 2inc, 5sc, 2inc, 2sc (32)Â
3.2sc, 2inc, 8sc, 2inc, 4sc, 2inc, 8sc, 2inc, 2sc (40)Â
4. (3sc, inc) ‘2, 4sc, inc, 3sc, inc, 6sc, inc, 3sc, inc, 4sc, (inc, 3sc)’ 2 (48)Â
5-6. 48scÂ
7. (3sc, dec, 3sc) ‘6 (42)Â
842scÂ
9. (5sc, dec) ‘6 (36)Â
10.5sc, 8sc + 8loop lips (Inject randomly 4loop sÂ
two halves, starting and ending with the edges of the part), 23sc (36)Â
11.23sc, 6inc (brown), 7sc (42)Â
12.42sc (12sc on the nose brown -6inc 11th row)Â
13.bel 23sc, beige (inc, 1sc) ‘3, (1sc, inc)’ 3, bel 7sc (48)Â
14.48sc (18sc on the nose beige)Â
15.48 whiteÂ
16.48sc white + 10sc to the center of the chin, carry overÂ
marker, trim white threadÂ
! Eyes put dc in different directions, horns with strings each toÂ
friend, ears sl-st down.Â
Beige threadÂ
17.10sc, 9sc + 9loop eyes, 10sc, 9sc + 9loop eyes, 10sc (48)Â
18.10sc, on the eye- (6sc, brown 5sc, 6sc), on the forehead 1sc,Â
8hdc (we knit all hdc tighter in each row), 1sc, over the eye –Â
17sc, 10sc (64)Â
19.10sc, 17sc for the eye, 3hdc, 4inc hdc, 3hdc, 17sc for the eye,Â
10sc (68)Â
20.32sc, 4inc, 32sc (72)Â
21. (11sc, inc) ‘3, (inc, 11sc)’ 2, inc, 7_incomplete rowÂ
Prepare the ears, wrap one end of the ear and randomlyÂ
choose 5loops for knitting. We keep the body with our back to usÂ
head facing forward, apply to each other. We find inÂ
neck in front of 8 middle loops and start to knitÂ
22.8loop of the neck + 8loop of the head together, 3sc on the head, 3inc, 4sc, 5sc +Â
5loop ear, 6sc + 6loop horn, 28sc, 6sc + 6loop horn (apply hornÂ
mirrored), 5sc + 5loop of the ear, 4sc, 3inc, 3sc (8sc is not taken into account,Â
76) + 5sc on the remaining neck loops, put the MARKERÂ
23.5sc on the neck, dec, 11sc, 5sc (ear), 6sc on the loops of the horn, 28sc,Â
6sc on the loops of the horn, 5sc (ear), 11sc, dec, 5sc on the neck (84)Â
! Insert eyes and fix, or stick after finishingÂ
knitting head.Â
24-25. 84scÂ
26. (6sc, dec, 6sc) ‘6 (78)Â
27. (11sc, dec) ‘6 (72)Â
28. (5sc, dec, 5sc) ‘6 (66)Â
29.66scÂ
30. (9sc, dec) ‘6 (60)Â
31. (4sc, dec, 4sc) ‘6 (54)Â
32.54scÂ
33. (7sc, dec) ‘6 (48)Â
34. (3sc, dec, 3sc) ‘6 (42)Â
35. (5sc, dec) ‘6 (36)Â
36. (2sc, dec, 2sc) ‘6 (30)Â
37. (3sc, dec) ‘6 (24)Â
38. (1sc, dec, 1sc) ‘6 (18)Â
39. (1sc, dec) ‘6 (12)Â
40.6dec, close knitting.Â
StraightenersÂ
We withdraw the thread from the chin into the right nostril and into the left eye andÂ
back into the right nostril, tighten the thread carefully> into the leftÂ
nostril and into the right eye, back into the left nostril, tightenÂ
thread> in the chin, we form a lip, I hemmed with twoÂ
sides at the edges of the lip and in the middle, leaving the middleÂ
8 (approximately) loops free.Â
BagÂ
mustard threadÂ
10ch, from the 2nd from the hookÂ
1.3sc, hdc, dc, hdc, 2sc, 3sc in 1, 2sc, hdc, dc, hdc, 3sc,Â
CH, turnÂ
2.4hdc, dc, 9hdc, dc, 4hdc, sl-st, cut offÂ
3.attach brown, fold the part in half, knitÂ
SL-ST grabbing only BLO from both sides, turn and knitÂ
for free LOOP SL-ST, then we knit the rope from CH to the desiredÂ
are long and fix the SL-ST from another corner of the bag.Â
I knitted ropes from CH on my hand.Â
We make out the pants at our discretion. Thanks to allÂ