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Todays daily new amigurumi free crochet pattern is Amigurumi Small Lion.
I want to give you some informations about this amigurumi free pattern ; Small Lion.
Amigurumi Small Lion Free Pattern
Muzzle
The muzzle knit Ovalchikom in a circle. Untie 6 Air Loops (VP). From the second loop from a hook to tie 4 columns without a throw (PRS) one in a loop. In the next loop, Untie 3 PRS. Flip to the other side and tie 3 PRS. In the next loop, tie 2 PRs. Thus, in the first round we got 12 PRS.
2-nd Circle: In the first loop tie 2 PRs; In the following three loops-one PRS; In the next three-again on 2 PRs; In the next three, one at a time; In the last two loops of this circle by 2 PRs. Thus, in this circle turned 18 PRs.
3rd Circle: In the second, seventh, ninth, eleventh, sixteenth and eighteenth loops, tie two PRS; The other one. There will be 24 PRs in this circle.
4 Circle: In the second, eighth, eleventh, fourteenth, twentieth and twenty-third loops, tie two PRs, the rest-one at a. It will be 30 PRS.
The muzzle is ready. Leave a long “ponytail” to sew the muzzle to the head.
Today we will crochet the king of Beasts. You will need 30 – 40 grams of yarn of the main color, a little yarn for the mane, some filler like hollofajbera for padding and a pair of beads or chance for eyes.
The head and body are one detail. Legs and handles tally on one and then are sewn to a body. Ears and muzzle is convenient to beat and sew, when the head is ready, and the body has not started. You can sew the eyes when the toy is assembled, then embroider the spout, mouth and eyebrows, and the mane-in the last turn.
Ears
Untie 2 EAP and in the second loop from the hook tie 9 PRS.
2-nd circle: In each third loop to tie on 3 PRs. There will be 15 PRs in the circle.
3-nd Circle: In each fifth loop to tie on 3 PRs. In the circle will turn 21 PRs.
One piece of abalone is ready. Tie another one and tie it to the first part on two of the three sides of the triangle. On the one hand will remain Neprovjazannaja part to beat the ear and sew it with this side to the head. Leave a “ponytail” to be sewn to your head.
Tie the second ear by analogy.
Head
Start knitting from above, from the top, in a circle.
Make 2 VP and tie into the second loop from the Hook 6 prs.
2-nd circle: In each loop to tie on two STB-12 PRS.
3-nd Circle: In each second loop tie two PRs (in the rest, respectively, one PRS)-18 PRs.
4-th Circle: In each third loop to tie 2 PRS (in other, accordingly, also on one PRS)-24 PRs.
5-th Circle: In each fourth Loop tie 2 PRS-30 PRS.
6-th Circle: In each fifth Loop tie 2 PRS-36 PRS.
7-th Circle: In each sixth loop bind 2 PRS-42 PRS.
8th Circle: Tie one PRS to each loop-42 PRS.
9-th Circle: in each seventh loop tie 2 PRS-48 PRS.
From 10th to 12th circles, tie one PRS in each loop-on 48 PRS.
13th Circle: Each seventh PRS tie in two loops-42 PRS.
14th Circle: In each loop, tie one PRS-42 PRS.
15-th Circle: Each sixth PRS to tie in two loops-36 PRS.
16-th row: Each fifth PRS to tie in two loops-30 PRS.
17th Circle: Each fourth PRS to tie in two loops-24 PRs.
Sew the muzzle and ears to the head, slightly filling them with a filler.
18th Circle: Each third PRS to tie in two loops-18 PRs.
19-th Circle: Each second PRS to tie in two loops-12 PRS.
The head is ready. Beat it tightly. Do not cut the thread, but continue to knit the body from the same place.
Body
Keep knitting from the same place where you stopped.
1st and 2nd circles: tie one PRS to each loop-12 PRS.
3-nd Circle: In each second loop tie 2 PRS-18 PRS.
4th and 5th circles: tie one PRS to each loop-18 PRs.
6-th Circle: In each third loop tie 2 PRS-24 PRS.
7th and 8th circles: tie one PRS to each loop-24 PRs.
9-th Circle: In each fourth Loop tie 2 PRS-30 PRS.
10th and 11th circles: tie one PRS to each loop-30 PRS.
12th Circle: In each fifth loop, tie 2 PRS-36 PRS.
13th and 14th circles: tie one PRS to each loop-36 PRS.
15-th row: Each fifth PRS to tie in two loops-30 PRS.
16-th Circle: Each fourth PRS to tie in two loops-24 PRs.
17th Circle: Each third PRS to tie in two loops-18 PRs.
Put tight body lion and finish knitting.
18th Circle: Each second PRS two loops-12 PRS.
Finish knitting by tying each next column in two loops.
Legs
Legs also begin to Ovalchikom, by analogy with a muzzle.
Tie a chain of 7 VP. From the second loop from the hook, tie 5SBN one to the loop. In the next loop, Untie 3 PRS. Flip to the other side and tie 4 PRS. In the next loop, tie 2 PRs. Thus, in the first round we got 14 PRS.
2-nd Circle: In the first loop tie 2 PRs; In the next 4 loops-one PRS; In the next 3-again 2 PRs; In the next four, one at a time; In the last two loops of this circle by 2 PRs. Thus, in this circle turned out 20 PRs.
3rd Circle: In the second, eighth, tenth, twelfth, eighteenth and twentieth loops, tie two PRS; The other one. There will be 26 PRs in this circle.
4th Circle: In the second, ninth, twelfth, fifteenth, twenty-second and twenty-fifth loops, tie two PRs, the rest-one at a. It will be 32 PRS.
From 5th to 7th circles, tie one PRS in each loop-on 32 PRS. It will be 96 PRS.
8th Circle: Tie 7 PRSs One at a each loop; 3 PRS-each in two loops; 1 PRS in one loop; 2 PRS-each in two loops; 1 PRS in one loop; 3 PRS-each in two loops; 7 PRS one in a loop. It turned out 24 PRs.
9th Circle: Tie 5 PRSs one at a each loop; 2 PRS-each in two loops; 1 PRS in one loop; 2 PRS-each in two loops; 1 PRS in one loop; 2 PRS-each in two loops; 5 PRS one in a loop. It turned out 18 PRs.
From 10th to 14th circles, tie one PRS to each loop-18 PRs. Get 90 prs.
15-th Circle: Each second PRS to tie in two loops-12 PRS.
16-th and 17-th circles tie one PRS to each loop-11 PRS. It will be 24 PRs.
Tightly fill the leg with the filling and finish knitting, tying each next column in two loops.
One leg is ready. Tie the second by analogy.
