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    Petirrojo - Ave Amigurumi Ganchillo

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    The document provides instructions for crocheting a robin. It describes making the body, wings, and tail of the robin through multiple rounds of increasing and decreasing stitches in red, brown, and white yarn.

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    Petirrojo - Ave Amigurumi Ganchillo

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    The document provides instructions for crocheting a robin. It describes making the body, wings, and tail of the robin through multiple rounds of increasing and decreasing stitches in red, brown, and white yarn.

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    Patrón en inglés del ave petirrojo, en temática realista aunque procedimiento tipo amigurumi

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    The document provides instructions for crocheting a robin. It describes making the body, wings, and tail of the robin through multiple rounds of increasing and decreasing stitches in red, brown, and white yarn.

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    Petirrojo - Ave Amigurumi Ganchillo

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    The document provides instructions for crocheting a robin. It describes making the body, wings, and tail of the robin through multiple rounds of increasing and decreasing stitches in red, brown, and white yarn.

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    A crochet obsessive with a crush on ancient rome

    http://littlegreen.typepad.com/romansock/

    Instant Crochetfication: robin

    Although the robin is a cute and friendly


    bird to humans, it aggressively defends its
    territory with passion and bravery. This little
    fellow will lend some robin charm, to a
    Christmas tree or anywhere he chooses to
    nest.
    You will need:
    < 25g of merino (or any good quality DK/ light worsted wool) in red, brown and white
    7.5mm black safety eyes (x 2)
    A lovely 3.5mm crochet hook, a little stuffing and a needle and thread
    A pipe cleaner, with most of the fur trimmed off
    1 hour!
    The robin is worked mainly in single crochet continuously, in the round, like a spiral.
    Body
    Round 1: Start with white, Magic circle 8 stitches
    Round 2: Increase evenly by 4 sts (2 singles in first chain then 1 single
    in each of the next two chains, and repeat until end of row) You
    should now have 12 sts.
    Round 3: Increase evenly by 6 sts ( 2 singles in first chain, 1 single in
    second, and repeat until end of row) Make 6 of these with the red
    yarn (The easiest way is to lay the other colour on top of your
    stitches and crochet around it) You should now have 18 sts.
    Round 4: Increase evenly by 9 sts (2 singles in first chain, 1 single in
    second, and repeat until end of row) Make 7 of these with the red
    yarn. You should now have 27 sts.
    Round 5: Increase evenly by 3 sts ( 2 singles in the first chain, 1 in
    each of the next 8 then repeat until end of row) Make 10 of these
    with the red yarn. You should now have 30 sts
    Round 6: One st in each chain, one red in each red.
    2007 Brigitte Read. All rights reserved
    To report errors with this pattern contact [email protected]
    http://littlegreen.typepad.com/romansock/

    A crochet obsessive with a crush on ancient rome


    http://littlegreen.typepad.com/romansock/
    Round 7: Increase evenly by 6 sts (2 singles in the first chain, 1 single in each of
    the next 4 chains then repeat until end of row) Make 12 of these with the red
    yarn. You should now have 36 sts.
    Round 8: Increase evenly by 3 sts ( 2 singles in the first chain, 1 single in reach of
    the next 11, then repeat until end of row)- Make 14 of these with the red yarn.
    You should now have 39 sts.
    Round 9: Decrease evenly by 3 sts ( Crochet 2 together then, 1 single in each
    of the next 10, then repeat until end of row)- Make 14 of these with the red
    yarn. You should now have 36 sts.
    Round 10: One st in each chain, one red in each red. Cast off.
    Wings
    Round 1: In brown, magic circle 9
    Round 2: Increase evenly by 3 sts (2 singles in the first st, 1 single in each of next
    2 chain sts, repeat until end of row) You should now have 12 sts (do 4 red)
    Round 3: increase evenly by 4 sts ( 2 singles in the first st, 1 single in each of the
    next 2 chain sts, repeat until end of row) You should now have 16 sts (do 9 red)
    Round 4-5: 1 st in each chain (keep reds, red)
    You should now have 9 red stitches and 7 brown ones
    Round 6: Starting on the first brown st. Chain 3, crochet 2 double crochet sts in
    each of the brown sts. (Count the turning chain as a double)
    Round 7: Chain 3, crochet 2 double crochet sts in each of the first 5 sts (count
    the turning chain as a double) single crochet in the next 4, Crochet 2 double
    crochet sts in each of the next 5 sts.
    Round 8: Chain 3, crochet a double crochet in each double crochet and a
    single in each single crochet. Cast off.
    Tail
    Round 1: Crochet 4 sts into the 4 single sts
    Round 2: Increase by 4 sts (crochet 2 singles in each st)
    Round 3-8: Using a turning st and keeping 8 sts on each row.
    Sew the edges together for a standing up tail.
    Finishing: Put in eyes, stuff and sew up. Final crochet a chain of 4 and sew on
    as a v shaped beak. You can brush lightly with a slicker brush to give a more
    fluffy, feathery appearance, if you like.
    2007 Brigitte Read. All rights reserved
    To report errors with this pattern contact [email protected]
    http://littlegreen.typepad.com/romansock/

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