This listing is for an INSTANT DOWNLOAD PDF PATTERN not a finished project.

LANGUAGE: English

SKILL LEVEL: Experienced

FINISHED SIZE:
Approx. 55 cm (21.6 inches) tall without ears/ 85 cm (33.5 inches) with ears included.

SKILLS REQUIRED:
K – knit
P - purl
KFB – knit the front and back of a stitch (a way to make an increase)
KFBF – knit the front, the back and again the front of a stitch (a way to make a double increase)
K2tog – knit two sts together (a way to make a decrease)
K3tog – knit three sts together
st st – stocking stitch (K on the one side and P on the other side)

MATERIALS AND TOOLS
Yarn:

• main color yarn – any yarn. I used approximately 2 skeins of “Baby Softy” by Alize (100% polyester, 50g/115m).
• contrasting color yarn – any yarn that knits to the same gauge as main color yarn. I used approximately 1 skein of “Baby Softy” by Alize (100% polyester, 50g/115m).
• red or bright pink color yarn – any yarn that knits to the same gauge as main color yarn. I used approximately 10 m of bright pink “Baby Softy” by Alize (100% polyester, 50g/115m).
  Tip: You can use any fluffy yarn (chenille, velour, wool, etc). The thicker the yarn, the bigger your toy will be. Make sure the yarn you use is soft. If you use the yarn that is too stiff, you will not be able to shape the muzzle nicely.
• 10 double pointed needles – I used 2.5 mm.
• Two ready-made eyes (I used 18-20 mm in diameter). You can use beads or half beads instead.
• Sewing needle and tapestry needle for needle sculpting.
• Strong thread for needle sculpting.
• A piece of thick cloth to make the neck firmer (optional).
• Stuffing.

ABOUT THIS PATTERN
Pattern written using USA terminology

This pattern is easy to follow with step-by-step instructions (36 pages with detailed instructions, tips, photos illustrating the process)