Gnome-Lady „Thrugsi BE“ – crochet pattern

With this tutorial you can crochet the little Gnome-Lady "Thrugsi BE". Depending on whether you want eyes or not - everything can be found here. Of course you can crochet Thrugsi in all your favorite colors - mine are purple and orange. You prefer to crochet with a different wool? No problem, just don't mix the wool thicknesses, otherwise the proportions won't be right.

Skills Required / What You'll Receive

If you know the following stitches, then you certainly have no difficulty crocheting. I have also described all the steps in detail and included many pictures. You can also contact me at any time, I'm happy to help. The tutorial is 13 pages long.

I used the following techniques and stitches:
slst = slipstitch
chst = chainstitch
sc = single crochet
dc = double crochet
magic ring
1 inc = increase (for this pattern, the technique „invisible increase“ is used; in general, you crochet 2 sc into 1 stitch)
1 dec = decrease (for this pattern, the technique „invisible decrease“ is used, in general you crochet 2 sc together)
1..x (…) = repeat everything in the parenthesis as many times as there are before the x

Size Information

Gnome-Lady "Thrugsi has a height of about 17 cm. Please note that I work rather compact. Depending on the thickness of the wool and your crochet technique, the size may vary.

Materials List

Tool:
Crochet hook
2.5 mm
pointed embroidery needle
scissors

Wool:
Hobbii-Amigo, 100 % Acrylic, 175 m, 50 g
Color:
Nr. 46: Light Peach (skin color)
Nr. 22: Turquoise (blue)
Nr. 36: Sunflower (yellow)
Nr. 57: Light Pink (pink)
Nr. 49: Vintage Pink (dark pink)
Nr. 60: Violet (purple)
Nr. 12: Black
Nr. 01: White

Other:
Cardboard, polyfill,
Styrofoam eggs 35 mm,
doll safety eyes
8 mm

Additional Details by the Author

It is not allowed to exchange, pass on, sell, publish or otherwise reproduce the entire tutorial or parts of it. If you have crocheted "Thrugsi" according to this tutorial and would like to sell it, you are welcome to do so! But please link "Thrugsi" to this tutorial and mention my name as the designer! Thank you!
Have fun with this tutorial - I appreciate your feedback!
Barbara Engler