Crochet Pattern "Snowoul Eureilia"- glow in the dark

Crochet pattern "Snowy Owl Eurelia" from Wunderlich`s Kreativchaos

In time for winter, the Queen of the Night is coming. With the right yarn you can make Eurelia shine :)
You can crochet the owl with normal yarn or noctilucent bobbles. You can get the Bobbel at the Bobbelpraxis - Steffi Masch!

The instructions are available in German, Dutch and English in PDF format.

If you have any questions or problems, please contact me and I'll try to help as much as I can

This pattern explains step by step how to crochet Eurelia. The instructions consist of 34 pages and are provided with many pictures.

Difficulty level: difficult

-crocodilestich
-Yarn under technology (not a must)

• solid mesh
• half double crochets
  -Rod
• chain stitches
  -Spiral laps
  -Increase and decrease in stitches

I mainly work with cotton yarn from Carina (comparable to Catania) and with a NS of 2.0. Under these conditions, Eurelia with a trunk is about 30-32cm tall and has a wingspan of about 60 cm. You can also use any other cotton yarn with a length of 125m at 50 gr or your favorite wool. The size can then change.

My owl was crocheted with light bobble. You can do this
Order from BobbelPraxis under Snow - Owl. But you can
also use normal white thread. I give the material
always more generous because everyone crochets differently.

• 1200 meters of luminous bobbel or 11 x 50gr white
• 300 meters of Bobbel brown or 2 x 50 g. Dark brown
• 150 meters of bobbel cream or 1 x 50 gr. Cream
• 150 meters of bobble light green or 1 x 50 gr. Light green
• 150 meters of Bobbel dark green or 1 x 50 gr. Dark green
• 50 meters of bobble anthracite or some anthracite (approx. 10 gr.)
• 1 roll of black overlock thread
• 1 x 50 g white fringed thread

Additional material
• 1 jar with lid (approx. 10cm diameter, height approx. 10cm)
I used a small round tobacco box
• Stones to weigh down
• 10 x white and 9 x brown pipe cleaner wire
• 2 blue effect eyes (cabochon) or half pearls 20mm
• 2 x sturdy wire approx. 25-30cm
• 4 kebab skewers
• Hot glue
• Cotton wool
• Animal hair brush
• Sewing utensils
• Round marker
• A little patience and great attention to detail