033 Crochet Pattern - Bat Halloween (Toy with wire frame) - Amigurumi PDF file by Astashova CP

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

Skill level:
experiensed

Finished size:
Finished size approx. 35 cm high, wing spread – 40 cm.

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

Materials and tools
1 Yarn:

1 skein of grey fuzzy yarn - weight DK / 8 ply (11 wpi), 175 g per 100 g skein for main parts. I used Nazar-rus ‘Swan’s Down’ (100% polyamide), 170 m per 100 g - 1 skein.
Some Sport / 5 ply (12 wpi) yarn, 174 yards (159 meters) per 50 gr skein. Split in 2 threads. I used - Yarn Art JEANS (55% cotton, 45% acrylic) 160 m per 50 g skein.
Light pink - 1/3 of a skein (for muzzle, legs, eyelids, ears).
White – oddments for eyes
Black - oddments for the hat
2 Steel hook - 1 mm (US 12, UK 6 1/2) for plain yarn and 1.5 mm (US 8, UK 4 1/2) – for fluffy. Please note that you should use much thinner hook than stated at the yarn label.
3 Stuffing: hollofiber or padding polyester.
4 Copper electrical wire covered with plastic for the frame - approx. 200 cm; diameter 3 mm with plastic cover (you have to be able to bend it with hands, but it shall keep the shape). Note! Amount may wary depends of your yarn.
5 2 black beads for eyes (in my case – they are of different diameter 3 and 6 mm)
6 Light pink felt 1 mm thick, 1 sheet 20 x 30 cm. You may use leather or shammy-leather instead of felt.
7 Matching sewing thread for sewing small parts
8 Sewing needle
9 2 sewing pins
10 Wooden stick to stuff “hard-to-get-to” places
11 Adhesive plaster tape with fabric base 1-1.5 cm wide to work up the wire cuts (the one you use to cover wounds)
12 Additionally for the hat you’ll need some green satin ribbon 1.2 cm width, little goldish buckle approx. 1.8-2 cm and silicone elastic.

About this pattern

We use USA terminology in this pattern (don’t worry if you use UK terms, all the differences are explained in the pattern).

This pattern is easy to follow with step-by-step instructions (11 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)

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

Skill level:
experiensed

Finished size:
Finished size approx. 35 cm high, wing spread – 40 cm.

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

Materials and tools
1 Yarn:

1 skein of grey fuzzy yarn - weight DK / 8 ply (11 wpi), 175 g per 100 g skein for main parts. I used Nazar-rus ‘Swan’s Down’ (100% polyamide), 170 m per 100 g - 1 skein.
Some Sport / 5 ply (12 wpi) yarn, 174 yards (159 meters) per 50 gr skein. Split in 2 threads. I used - Yarn Art JEANS (55% cotton, 45% acrylic) 160 m per 50 g skein.
Light pink - 1/3 of a skein (for muzzle, legs, eyelids, ears).
White – oddments for eyes
Black - oddments for the hat
2 Steel hook - 1 mm (US 12, UK 6 1/2) for plain yarn and 1.5 mm (US 8, UK 4 1/2) – for fluffy. Please note that you should use much thinner hook than stated at the yarn label.
3 Stuffing: hollofiber or padding polyester.
4 Copper electrical wire covered with plastic for the frame - approx. 200 cm; diameter 3 mm with plastic cover (you have to be able to bend it with hands, but it shall keep the shape). Note! Amount may wary depends of your yarn.
5 2 black beads for eyes (in my case – they are of different diameter 3 and 6 mm)
6 Light pink felt 1 mm thick, 1 sheet 20 x 30 cm. You may use leather or shammy-leather instead of felt.
7 Matching sewing thread for sewing small parts
8 Sewing needle
9 2 sewing pins
10 Wooden stick to stuff “hard-to-get-to” places
11 Adhesive plaster tape with fabric base 1-1.5 cm wide to work up the wire cuts (the one you use to cover wounds)
12 Additionally for the hat you’ll need some green satin ribbon 1.2 cm width, little goldish buckle approx. 1.8-2 cm and silicone elastic.

About this pattern

We use USA terminology in this pattern (don’t worry if you use UK terms, all the differences are explained in the pattern).

This pattern is easy to follow with step-by-step instructions (11 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)

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

Skill level:
experiensed

Finished size:
Finished size approx. 35 cm high, wing spread – 40 cm.

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

Materials and tools
1 Yarn:

1 skein of grey fuzzy yarn - weight DK / 8 ply (11 wpi), 175 g per 100 g skein for main parts. I used Nazar-rus ‘Swan’s Down’ (100% polyamide), 170 m per 100 g - 1 skein.
Some Sport / 5 ply (12 wpi) yarn, 174 yards (159 meters) per 50 gr skein. Split in 2 threads. I used - Yarn Art JEANS (55% cotton, 45% acrylic) 160 m per 50 g skein.
Light pink - 1/3 of a skein (for muzzle, legs, eyelids, ears).
White – oddments for eyes
Black - oddments for the hat
2 Steel hook - 1 mm (US 12, UK 6 1/2) for plain yarn and 1.5 mm (US 8, UK 4 1/2) – for fluffy. Please note that you should use much thinner hook than stated at the yarn label.
3 Stuffing: hollofiber or padding polyester.
4 Copper electrical wire covered with plastic for the frame - approx. 200 cm; diameter 3 mm with plastic cover (you have to be able to bend it with hands, but it shall keep the shape). Note! Amount may wary depends of your yarn.
5 2 black beads for eyes (in my case – they are of different diameter 3 and 6 mm)
6 Light pink felt 1 mm thick, 1 sheet 20 x 30 cm. You may use leather or shammy-leather instead of felt.
7 Matching sewing thread for sewing small parts
8 Sewing needle
9 2 sewing pins
10 Wooden stick to stuff “hard-to-get-to” places
11 Adhesive plaster tape with fabric base 1-1.5 cm wide to work up the wire cuts (the one you use to cover wounds)
12 Additionally for the hat you’ll need some green satin ribbon 1.2 cm width, little goldish buckle approx. 1.8-2 cm and silicone elastic.

About this pattern

We use USA terminology in this pattern (don’t worry if you use UK terms, all the differences are explained in the pattern).

This pattern is easy to follow with step-by-step instructions (11 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)

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

Skill level:
experiensed

Finished size:
Finished size approx. 35 cm high, wing spread – 40 cm.

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

Materials and tools
1 Yarn:

1 skein of grey fuzzy yarn - weight DK / 8 ply (11 wpi), 175 g per 100 g skein for main parts. I used Nazar-rus ‘Swan’s Down’ (100% polyamide), 170 m per 100 g - 1 skein.
Some Sport / 5 ply (12 wpi) yarn, 174 yards (159 meters) per 50 gr skein. Split in 2 threads. I used - Yarn Art JEANS (55% cotton, 45% acrylic) 160 m per 50 g skein.
Light pink - 1/3 of a skein (for muzzle, legs, eyelids, ears).
White – oddments for eyes
Black - oddments for the hat
2 Steel hook - 1 mm (US 12, UK 6 1/2) for plain yarn and 1.5 mm (US 8, UK 4 1/2) – for fluffy. Please note that you should use much thinner hook than stated at the yarn label.
3 Stuffing: hollofiber or padding polyester.
4 Copper electrical wire covered with plastic for the frame - approx. 200 cm; diameter 3 mm with plastic cover (you have to be able to bend it with hands, but it shall keep the shape). Note! Amount may wary depends of your yarn.
5 2 black beads for eyes (in my case – they are of different diameter 3 and 6 mm)
6 Light pink felt 1 mm thick, 1 sheet 20 x 30 cm. You may use leather or shammy-leather instead of felt.
7 Matching sewing thread for sewing small parts
8 Sewing needle
9 2 sewing pins
10 Wooden stick to stuff “hard-to-get-to” places
11 Adhesive plaster tape with fabric base 1-1.5 cm wide to work up the wire cuts (the one you use to cover wounds)
12 Additionally for the hat you’ll need some green satin ribbon 1.2 cm width, little goldish buckle approx. 1.8-2 cm and silicone elastic.