These cute, cheeky hens will put you in a good mood and make you smile. You can decorate your Easter bush, door wreath, window etc. with them. These funny chickens are also an eye-catcher as bag danglers or key rings. They are quick to crochet and you only need a few scraps of wool.

The body consists of 2 congruent parts, which are sewn together later. So that the beautiful side of the pattern can be seen on both sides of the hens, the front and back are worked mirror-inverted to each other. This means that the hens also look very pretty on a bush, as a window decoration, mobile etc., as there is no reverse side, so to speak.

The technique is a mixture of Tunisian and traditional crochet.

You will receive detailed PDF instructions with text and numerous step-by-step photos, making them easy to follow even for beginners.

Previous knowledge required: Chain stitch, slip stitch, single crochet

Motif size (crocheted with Catanie Grande and crochet hook 4.0 mm): 10 cm x 11 cm
Motif size varies depending on wool and needle size

• Yarn: Schachenmayr Catania Grande (63 m {69 yds} / 50 g {1 ¾ oz}),
  Yarn Weight: Heavy Worsted
  in color nature (no. 3105), linen (no. 3248), orange (no. 3281), signal red (no. 3115),
  for the body approx. 10 grams, otherwise leftovers
• Cotton yarn (e.g. Schachenmayr Catania (125 m {136 yds} / 50 g {1 ¾ oz}),
  Yarn Weight: Sport - 5ply | Fine (2),) in black and white,
  leftover yarn each (for the eyes and suspension)
• Crochet hook 4,0 mm (without handle or Tunisian crochet hook)
• Some fiber fill
• Thick sewing or embroidery needle (for sewing the tails)

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