103 Crochet Pattern - Kerry Blue Terrier dog with wire frame - Amigurumi PDF file by Chirkova CP

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

LANGUAGE: English

SKILL LEVEL: Experienced

FINISHED SIZE: Approx. 14 cm high till the tips of the
ears, 15.5 cm long from the tip of the nose to the tips of hind legs.

SKILLS REQUIRED:
Crochet in rounds
Single crochet
Increasing
Decreasing
Slip stitch
Double crochet

MATERIALS AND TOOLS

• Yarn

• Main – 50 gr of grey or black (not too fluffy). Weight – Worsted. Yardage - 159 yards (145 meters). Unit weight - 50 grams (1.76 ounces). Fibers - 50% Wool, 50 Acrylic.

• Second – 20 gr of grey or black smooth yarn. Weight – Fingering. Yardage - 230 yards (210 meters). Unit weight - 50 grams (1.76 ounces). Fibers 100% Acrylic or wool.

• Steel hook 1.5 mm. (US steel hook – 8, UK steel hook - 4 1/2). Please note that you should use much thinner hook than stated at the yarn label.
• Strong black thread for sewing.
• Tapestry needle for tightening.
• Two 6 mm beads for eyes.
• Ready-made nose approx. 1.5 cm (0.5’’) (or make it from polymer clay).
• 10 cm (4’’) of very thin wire for the ears’ edge. (you will crochet ear’s edge around this wire to give it shape).
• Wire for legs (not very thick) about 35 cm (13’’). I used single-core copper electrical wire 1.5 mm diameter in total with plastic cover. Use only copper wire with plastic covering for the frame as copper can better stand bending compared to aluminum. You can buy it at electric supplies stores.
• Plaster - adhesive-backed fabric tape 1 cm wide 
to work up the wire (the tape you use to cover 
wounds (first aid)).
• Needle for felting.
• 10 sewing pins.
• Brush or Velcro for combing.
• Little sharp scissors for designing.
• Stuffing.

For nose made of polymer clay:

• Black polymer clay.
• Varnish.
• A loop for fastening if needed.

For “Nut & Bolt” joints (legs):

• 8 fibreboard discs
• 4 bolts (screws).
• 4 matching size nuts for the bolts or screws.
• 8 washers with diameter much smaller than fibreboard disks.

Where to find “Nut & Bolt” joint parts?

1. Individual parts can easily be found at a hardware store.
2. As a set - on the Internet. Search for “Nut & Bolt joints”.

ABOUT THIS PATTERN
Pattern written using USA terminology

This pattern is easy to follow with step-by-step instructions (20 pages with detailed instructions, tips, photos illustrating the process)

MAY I SELL FINISHED PROJECTS?
Yes, You may sell Items made using this pattern (please read simple terms in the pattern)

DO I NEED SPECIAL PROGRAM TO OPEN FILE?
You will need Adobe Reader to open this Pattern.

NOTE!
This is an instant download so please do not leave a note at checkout as they are not checked before dispatch.