Princess Cadence PDF
Princess Cadence PDF
Princess Cadence PDF
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Notes:
The actual size of your hook doesn't really matter, as long as your hook and yarn choices result
in tight even stitches. Crocheting too loosely, or using too large of a hook for the yarn
weight, will result in the stuffing showing through.
This means when working through project the instructions will repeat unless otherwise
indicated. The numbers in ( ) at the end of each round or row, indicates the total number of
stitches that should be in that round or row. Each round is worked in a continuous spiral you
will not need to join rounds. For further tips there is a General Instructions page at the end of
the pattern
It's highly recommended that you read through the pattern completely before beginning to
familiarize yourself with the entire process
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Body Ears
Use Soft Pink. Use Soft Pink
Rnd 1 6sc in magic ring (6) Rnd 1 6sc in magic ring (6)
Rnd 8 5sc, inc (42) Sl st and fasten off, leaving long tail for
sewing. Sew open end tog.
Rnd 9-12 Sc around (42)
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Start stuffing
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Rnd 1 6sc in magic ring (6) Rnd 24-25 (Sc, inc)x3, (Sc, dec)x3 (15)
Rnd 7 8sc, dec (27) Now you will work in flat rows.
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Shoes (Make 4)
Use Yellow. You will be making 5 pieces for
the shoes.
Sole of shoe
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Use Aubergine (A) , Bubblegum (B) and Rnd 27 22sc, inc, 4sc, inc, 4sc (34)
Start with Lemon Rnd 30 23sc, inc, 5sc, inc, 4sc (36)
Rnd 2 6inc (12) Rnd 35 23, dec, 5sc, dec, 4sc (34)
Rnd 3-4 Sc around (12) Rnd 37 22sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 4sc (32)
Rnd 6-7 Sc around (18) Rnd 39 21sc, dec, 3sc, dec, 4sc (30)
Rnd 9 12sc, 8 sl st, (24) Rnd 41 20sc, dec, 2sc, dec, 4sc (28)
Rnd 11-14 Repeat Rnds 9 and 10 (24) Rnd 43 19sc, dec, Sc, dec, 4sc (26)
Rnd 15 (3sc, inc)x2; 4sc, 8sl st, 4sc(26) Rnd 44 Sc around (26)
Rnd 17 (4sc, inc)x2, 4sc, 8sl st, 4sc(28) Rnd 46 Sc around (24)
you go. Try to stuff moderately firm. You Rnd 49 16sc, dec, 2sc, dec (20)
want the tail to be able to keep it’s shape Rnd 50 Sc around (20)
when you are done Rnd 51 15sc, dec, Sc, dec (18)
Rnd 19 (5sc, inc)x2, 4sc, 8sl st, 4sc(30) Rnd 52 Sc around (18)
Rnd 21 18sc, 8sl st, 4sc (30) Now you will use just Lemon
Rnd 23 21sc, inc, 3sc, inc, 4sc (32) Sl st and fasten off, leaving long tail for
sewing. Sew open end tog.
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Please follow the main directions for each row. The increases and decreases are not put into the chart
Yellow: Lemon
Pink: Bubblegum
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You will want to use the yarn tail to curl the
end. Just fold the end over and sew in place
to make a curl at the end.
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4sc (B) 4sc (L) 9sc (A) Sc (B) Rnd 3 4sc, inc (6)
3sc (B) 6sc (L) 7sc (A) 2sc(B)
Rnd 4 Sc around (6)
2sc (B) 8sc (L) 5sc (A) 3sc (B)
Rnd 5 5sc, inc (7)
Sc (B) 10sc (L) 3sc (A) 4sc (B)
12sc (L) Sc (A) 4sc (A) Sc (L) Rnd 6 Sc around (7)
12sc (L) 4sc (B) 2sc (L) Rnd 7 6sc, inc (8)
11sc (L) 4sc (B) 3sc (L)
Rnd 8 Sc around (8)
10sc (L) 4sc (B)4sc (L)
Rnd 9 7sc, inc (9)
Now continue just in Lemon
Rnd 22 16sc, dec (17) Rnd 19 Sc around (9)
Rnd 28 13sc, dec (14) Sl st and fasten off, leaving long tail for
Rnd 29 Sc around (14) sewing. Fasten the horn to the center of the
head.
Rnd 30 12sc, dec (13)
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Rnd 17 2sc, inc (24) Curl the bottoms as you did for the tail.
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Rnd 2 Sc around (6) Sl st and fasten off, leaving long tail for
Starting here you will be doing the bangs sewing. Sew open end tog.
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General Instructions
Stuffing
Stuff your toys firmly so they retain their shape and don’t look droopy. Be
careful not to overstuff them, though, because the stuffing will stretch the fabric and
may show through the stitches. I always use polyester fiberfill stuffing because it’s
nonallergenic, wont bunch up, and it’s washable, which is always good when making
toys, make sure you follow the yarn care instructions on the label
How to change yarn colors
Some projects require alternating two colors in the body. To do this, work the last
stitch of a round until one step remains in the stitch; then work the last step with the
new color and continue the round in the new color.
Adding the extremities
I always use a tapestry needle and the same color of yarn as the pieces (or at least
one of the pieces) That I want to sew together. When sewing pieces to the body, make
sure they are securely attached so that little fingers can’t pull them off.
On some animals, the opening of the extremities will remain open for sewing
onto the body; the instructions will tell you when to leave them open. Position the limb
on the body and sew all around it, going through the front stitches of both the limb and
the body.
On other animals, the opening of the extremities will be sewn closed before being
attached to the body. To do this, pinch the opening closed, line up the stitches of one
side with the other side, and sew through the front loop of one side and the back loop of
the other side. Position the piece where you want it on the body and sew.
Weaving in ends
Weaving in ends is easy on little ami pieces. Because the pieces are stuffed,
simply pull the tails to the inside of the piece and leave them. The tails will be secure
inside the pieces. If there are any tails left after sewing into the body, pull it out 1-2
inches away, and snip close to the piece, being careful not to cut the crochet stitches.
If you have any questions or see a mistake in the pattern please contact me at
[email protected] or our group at http://www.ravelry.com/groups/nerdy-knitters-
test-subjects You should get a response within 24 hours. I offer total pattern support so feel free
to ask.
This pattern is an original pattern by Ashley Andrews (March 2013). Please do not claim this
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