Marili the Lucky Ladybug

As the name suggests, Marili brings good luck. And not just on New Year's Eve, but all year round. For the Abi, for the driving test, for a new start or just like that. You can always use luck.

sc = single crochet
dec = decrease
inc = increase
Slst = slip stitch
ch = chain
hdc = half double crochet
dc = double crochet
st = stitch
BLO = Back Loop Only
FLO = Front Loop Only

Difficulty level: medium

With the purchase of this product you will receive a detailed crochet pattern in PDF format, not the finished amigurumi. In the instructions I describe step by step how the ladybird is crocheted. The instructions have 29 pages and are provided with many colorful pictures. The pattern does NOT include a basic crochet course. After the purchase you can download the PDF in two languages.
Original language: German
Translation: English

With the specified materials, the figure will be approx. 30 cm tall.

Of course you can also use other materials. Then the size of the figure changes accordingly. Caution! For this you have to adjust the size of the eyes too.

Material:
Crochet hook size 4.0
Wool Himalaya Velvet: 1x 100g skin color (color number 90033), 2x 100g in red (color number 90018) 2x 100g in black (color number 90011) leftovers in white (color number 90001), leftovers in yellow (color number 90068), leftovers in green ( color number 90060)
Scissors
Stitch marker
Sewing needle and mattress needle or doll needle for modeling Filling cotton
Safety eyes 20mm
Eyelashes (don't trim normal false eyelashes)
Superglue
Pink eyeshadow and brush
Isulated wire from the hardware store 2-3 mm diameter