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This is 10 Adorable FREE Amigurumi Jungle Animals Crochet Patterns that's easy to follow and very beginner friendly! These patterns are perfect for every child and will be their best friend! Most of the patterns use a soft yarn that's perfect for a baby to cuddle with the animals. I would recommend using a soft
Wreszcie jest :) Obiecany mój wzór na surykatkę :) Może Wasze dzieci też o takiej marzą :) Zapraszam do korzystania... You will find free crochet pattern for meerkat in English below. Historię mojej surykatki już znacie - kto jest ciekawy zapraszam do poczytania tutaj. A dzisiaj już po prostu zamieszczam sam wzór. Zapraszam do korzystania :) Surykatka wysokość: 19 cm oczka: 11 mm - z brązową oprawą nosek: 12 x 10 mm Włóczka: Yarn art jeans - kolor piaskowy 07 - ok. 35 g - kolor ciemny brąz - ok. 10 g Oznaczenia: P – półsłupek Pn - półsłupek nawijany S - słupek 2w1 - 2 półsłupki w jedno oczko 1z2 - przerób razem 2 półsłupki oś - oczko ścisłe oł - oczko łańcuszka " " - miejsca które mają być powtórzone kilka razy English - signs sc - single crochet hdc - half-double crochet dc - double crochet in - increase dec - decrease sl st - slip stitch ch - chain " "- repeat from that place GŁOWA /HEAD/ włóczka - kolor: piaskowy /sandy yarn/ 1) w magiczny pierścień 6 P (6) 2) "2w1" x 6 o. (12) 3-4) 12 P (12) 5) 1 P; 2w1 x 10 o.; 1 P (22) 6-8) 22 P (22) 9) 3 P; 2w1 x 18 o.; 1 P (40) 10-12) 40 P (40) 13) 7 P; "2w1; 3 P" - powtórz 8 razy; 1 P (48) 14) 48 P (48) 15) 12 P; "2w1; 4 P" - powtórz 6 razy; 6 P (54) 16-23) 54 P (54) 24) "7 P; 1z2" - powtórz 6 razy (48) 25) 3 P; "1z2; 6 P" - powtórz 5 razy; 1z2; 3 P (42) 26) "5 P; 1z2" - powtórz 6 razy (36) 27) 2 P; "1z2; 4 P" - powtórz 5 razy; 1z2; 2 P (30) 28) "3 P; 1z2" - powtórz 6 razy (24) 29) 1 P; "1z2; 2 P" - powtórz 5 razy; 1z2; 1 P (18) 30) "1 P; 1z2" - powtórz 6 razy (12) 31) "1z2" - powtórz 6 razy (6) - zakończ 1) in magic ring 6 sc (6) 2) inc x 6 (12) 3-4) 12 sc (12) 5) 1 sc; inc x 10; 1 sc (22) 6-8) 22 sc (22) 9) 3 sc; inc x 18; 1 sc (40) 10-12) 40 sc (40) 13) 7 sc; "inc; 3 sc" - 8; 1 sc (48) 14) 48 sc (48) 15) 12 sc; "inc; 4 sc" x 6; 6 sc (54) 16-23) 54 sc (54) 24) "7 sc; dec" x 6 (48) 25) 3 sc; "dec; 6 sc" x 5; dec; 3 sc (42) 26) "5 sc; dec" x 6 (36) 27) 2 sc; "dec; 4 sc" x 5; dec; 2 sc (30) 28) "3 sc; dec" x 6 (24) 29) 1 sc; "dec; 2 sc" x 5; dec; 1 sc (18) 30) "1 sc; dec" x 6 (12) 31) dec x 6 - end OPRAWA OCZU x 2 /EYES x 2/ włóczka - kolor: ciemny brąz /dark brown yarn/ 1) w magiczny pierścień 6 P (6) 2) "2w1" x 6 o. (12) 3) "2w1" x 3 o.; 3 P; "2w1" x 3 o.; 3 P (18) 4) 1 P; 3 oł. 1 P; 3 P; "2w1" x 2 o.; 3 P; 1 P; 3 oł. 1 P - zakończ i przyszyj do głowy 1) in magic ring 6 sc (6) 2) inc x 6 (12) 3) inc x 3; 3 sc; inc x 3; 3 sc (18) 4) 1 sc; 3 ch;. 1 sc in next st; 3 sc; inc x 2; 3 sc; 1 sc; 3 ch; 1 sc in next st - end and sew to the head USZY x 2 /EARS x 2/ włóczka - kolor: ciemny brąz /dark brown yarn/ 1) 6 oł. (6) 2) 2w1; 1 Pn; 2 S razem w jedno o.; 1 Pn; 2w1 (8) - wkłuwane w 2 o. od szydełka zakończ i przyszyj do głowy 1) in magic ring 6 ch (6) 2) inc (start from the second st); 1 hdc; 2 dc together in one st; 1hdc;inc (8) end and sew to the head RĘCE x 2 /HANDS x 2/ włóczka - kolor piaskowy /sandy yarn/ 1) w magiczny pierścień 6 P (6) 2-4) 6 P (6) 5) 2w1; 5 P (7) 6-9) 7 P (7) 10) 1 P; "2w1" x 2 o.; 2 P; 1z2 (8) 11-23) 8 P (8) - zakończ i przyszyj do ciała 1) in magic ring 6 sc (6) 2-4) 6 sc (6) 5) inc; 5 sc (7) 6-9) 7 sc (7) 10) 1 sc; inc x 2; 2 sc; dec (8) 11-23) 8 sc (8) - end and sew to the body CIAŁKO /BODY/ włóczka - kolor: piaskowy; wzór dodatkowy - kolor: ciemny brąz /robione od góry do dołu/ /sandy yarn; another pattern - dark brown yarn; from top to bottom/ 1) w magiczny pierścień 6 P (6) 2) "2w1" x 6 o. (12) 3) " 2w1; 1 P" - powtórz 6 razy (18) 4) 18 P - wkłuwane tylko w tylną dziurkę (18) 5-6) 18 P (18) 7) "2w1; 8 P" - powtórz 2 razy (20) 8) 6 P; 2w1; 9 P; 2w1; 3 P (22) 9) 3 P; 2w1; 10 P; 2w1; 7 P (24) 10-11) 24 P (24) 12) "2w1; 5 P" - powtórz 4 razy (28) - od tego momentu dodaję pojedyncze ciemno-brązowe plamki 13-15) 28 P (28) * w tym miejscu przyszyj ciałko do głowy 16) "6 P; 2w1" - powtórz 4 razy (32) 17-19) 32 P (32) 20) "7 P; 2w1" - powtórz 4 razy (36) 21) 36 P (36) 22) "2w1; 5 P" - powtórz 6 razy (42) 23) 42 P (42) 24) 3 P; "2w1; 6 P" - powtórz 5 razy; 2w1; 3 P (48) 25-26) 48 P (48) 27) "7 P; 2w1" - powtórz 6 razy (54) 28-30) 54 P (54) 31) 4 P; "2w1; 8 P" - powtórz 5 razy; 2w1; 4 P (60) 32-36) 60 P (60) 37) "1z2; 13 P" - powtórz 4 razy (56) 38-39) 56 P (56) 40) 6 P; "1z2; 12 P" - powtórz 3 razy; 1z2; 6 P (52) 41-42) 52 P (52) 43) "11 P; 1z2" - powtórz 4 razy (48) 44-45) 48 P (48) 46) 3 P; "1z2; 6 P" - powtórz 5 razy; 1z2; 3 P (42) - wkłuwane tylko w tylne oczko 47) "5 P; 1z2" - powtórz 6 razy (36) 48) 2 P; "1z2; 4 P" - powtórz 5 razy; 1z2; 2 P (30) * ważne żeby stopniowo wypychać ciałko watą/owatą/włókniną/ * dół surykatki można dodatkowo obciążyć - ja użyłam do tego żwirku akarystycznego 49) "3 P; 1z2" - powtórz 6 razy (24) 50) 1 P; "1z2; 2 P" - powtórz 5 razy; 1z2; 1 P (18) 51) "1 P; 1z2" - powtórz 6 razy (12) 52) "1z2" - powtórz 6 razy (6) - zakończ 1) in magic ring 6 sc (6) 2) inc x 6 (12) 3) " inc; 1 sc" x 6 (18) 4) 18 sc - only in the back loop of the previous row (18) 5-6) 18 sc (18) 7) "inc; 8 sc" x 2 (20) 8) 6 sc; inc; 9 sc; inc; 3 sc (22) 9) 3 sc; inc; 10 sc; inc; 7 sc (24) 10-11) 24 sc (24) 12) "inc; 5 sc" x 4 (28) - from this moment start making some sc in dark brown yarn 13-15) 28 sc (28) * sew body to the meerat's head 16) "6 sc; inc" x 4 (32) 17-19) 32 sc (32) 20) "7 sc; inc" x 4 (36) 21) 36 sc (36) 22) "inc; 5 sc" x 6 (42) 23) 42 sc (42) 24) 3 sc; "inc; 6 sc" x 5; inc; 3 sc (48) 25-26) 48 sc (48) 27) "7 sc; inc" x 6 (54) 28-30) 54 sc (54) 31) 4 sc; "inc; 8 sc" x 5; inc; 4 sc (60) 32-36) 60 sc (60) 37) "dec; 13 sc" x 4 (56) 38-39) 56 sc (56) 40) 6 sc; "dec; 12 sc" x 3; dec; 6 sc (52) 41-42) 52 sc (52) 43) "11 sc; dec" x 4 (48) 44-45) 48 sc (48) 46) 3 sc; "dec; 6 sc" x 5; dec; 3 sc (42) - only in the back loop of the previous row 47) "5 sc; dec" x 6 (36) 48) 2 sc; "dec; 4 sc" x 5; dec; 2 sc (30) 49) "3 sc; dec" x 6 (24) 50) 1 sc; "dec; 2 sc" x 5; dec; 1 sc (18) 51) "1 sc; dec" x 6 (12) 52) "dec x 6 (6) - end OGON /TAIL/ włóczka - kolor: piaskowy; wzór dodatkowy - kolor: ciemny brąz /sandy yarn; another pattern - dark brown yarn 1) w magiczny pierścień 6 P (6) 2-4) 6 P (6) 5) 2w1; 1 P; 2w1; 3 P (8) 6-10) 8 P (8) 11) 2 P; 2w1; 3 P; 2w1; 1 P (10) 12-26) 10 P (10) 27) 5 P - zakończ i przyszyj do ciała 1) in magic ring 6 sc (6) 2-4) 6 sc (6) 5) inc; 1 sc; inc; 3 sc (8) 6-10) 8 sc (8) 11) 2 sc; inc; 3 sc; inc; 1 sc (10) 12-26) 10 sc (10) 27) 5 sc - end and sew to the body NOGI x 2 /LEGS x 2/ włóczka - kolor piaskowy /sandy yarn/ 1) w magiczny pierścień 5 P (5) 2) "2w1" x 4 o.; 1 P (9) 3) 1 P; "2w1" x 6 o.; 2 P (15) 4-6) 15 P (15) 7) 7 P; 1z2; 4 P; 1z2 (13) 8) 6 P; 1z2; 3 P; 1z2 (11) 9-11) 11 P (11) - zakończ i przyszyj do ciała 1) in magic ring 5 sc (5) 2) inc x 4; 1 sc (9) 3) 1 sc; inc x 6; 2 sc (15) 4-6) 15 sc (15) 7) 7 sc; dec; 4 sc; dec (13) 8) 6 sc; dec; 3 sc; dec (11) 9-11) 11 sc (11)- end and sew to the body I gotowe :) Jak Wam się podoba? 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