The finished spider measures approximately 15 cm in length, though the final size may
vary depending on the thickness of the wool and the length of the legs. This pattern is
ideal for using up leftover yarn—just make sure the pieces you use are similar in thickness
and length for a consistent look.
All legs are fully adjustable and can be positioned individually. The head is also flexibly
attached and can be rotated in various directions. It’s connected to the neck with a joint,
which is then sewn to the body. If you prefer a simpler version, you can make the spider
without joints—just note that the head will be fixed in place and won’t be rotatable.
Customize your spider however you like: choose your favorite colors, use fluffy or
smooth yarn, and consider adding eyes, patterns, or fun accessories to give it a unique
personality!

The pattern does not contain basic course of crocheting – you should already have the basic knowledge.
The pattern includes 14 pages.
Difficulty: middle
Not for beginners.

The finished spider measures approximately 15 cm in length, though the final size may
vary depending on the thickness of the wool and the length of the legs.

We’ll need the following:
Yarn

• Ricorumi Nilli Nilli 03 Light yellow: 25 gr/ 65 m. – 20 gr.
• Ricorumi Nilli Nilli 24 Chokolade: 25 gr/ 65 m. – 40 gr.
• Ricorumi Nilli Nilli 29 Orange: 25 gr/ 65 m. – 8 gr.
• Ricorumi Nilli Nilli 12 Purple:25 gr/ 65 m. – 8 gr.
• Ricorumi Nilli Nilli 13 Blue: 25 gr/ 65 m. – 8 gr.
• Ricorumi Nilli Nilli 30 Green: 25 gr/ 65 m. – 8 gr.
• Use a small piece of fringe yarn (about 20 cm long) to
  make a few stitches in the desired places (e.g. spots).
• Crochet hook 2.25 mm.
• Safety eyes 12 mm.
• Stuffing, 1 needle for sewing and shaping, pastel crayons
  for tinting, a fabric marker. The cotter pin joint sets with
  disks of the following sizes for the head 15 mm, for the
  nack 12 mm.