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

LANGUAGE: English

SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate

FINISHED SIZE: Approx. 20 cm (8 inches) high (not including antlers) using the materials stated in the pattern.

SKILLS REQUIRED:
Magic ring
Crochet in rounds
Single crochet
Increasing
Decreasing
Slip stitch
Crochet around the wire
Basic sewing

MATERIALS AND TOOLS

• Yarn: Fingering / 4 ply (14 wpi); 231 yards (211 meters) per 50 gr skein. 60% wool, 40% Nylon. Main colors:
  Beige (peach, light peach) – for a head and a tummy, you need approximately 25 gr
  Sandy brown (dark orange) - for the body, you need approximately 50 gr
  Light reddish-brown - for a nose, you need approximately 10 gr
  Scrap of white yarn for the “shine” on the nose, fringe, and tail of the reindeer.
  Addition colors:
  2 times thinner yarn than the main one. You may use yarn of the same weight but split yarn in half.
  Brown yarn for horns - you will need approx. 5 gr
  Black - for the reindeer’s mouth and embroidery – approx. 5 gr
• Steel hook 1.4 mm (US steel hook – 9; UK Steel hook – 5) for main parts
• Steel hook 1 mm (US steel hook – 12; UK Steel hook – 6.5) for the thin yarn (open mouth, antlers)
• 4 sewing pins.
• Single core copper wire 1 mm diameter for antlers - approx. 60 cm and 2 mm diameter for the frame - approx. 150 cm.
• Adhesive plaster tape with fabric base 1-1.5 cm wide to work up the wire cuts (the one you use to cover wounds)
• Chenille wire for the mouth - approx. 15 cm.
• Stuffing – hollofiber or padding polyester.
• A small piece of white fleece or felt for the eyes.
• Flat ready-made eyes for toys or beads of the matching size.
• Glue if you use flat ready-made eyes for toys.
• A sewing needle and tapestry needle to join parts.

ABOUT THIS PATTERN
Pattern written using USA terminology

This pattern is easy to follow with step-by-step instructions (16 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)