Pumbaa Anyazoepatterns

Pumbaa Pattern
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crochet; it is a pattern and meant for those who
already know how to crochet. There is no guarantee
that your amigurumi will look exactly like mine. If
you have questions concerning this pattern, please
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be happy to help!
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much for your support in my work and have fun!
Materials: #anyazoepatterns
3.75 mm crochet hook, poly-fil, scissors, plastic yarn needle, metal yarn needle,
hot glue gun with glue, 6 mm safety eyes, comb, pet brush,
Tresemme hairspray (freeze hold), hot hair iron
Yarn: brick red, light orange, ivory, black
Felt: brown, salmon, stiff (hardened) white
Where to find supplies:

Anya Straka-Conway
Joann Fabrics: http://www.joann.com/ anyazoe.etsy.com
Hobby Lobby: http://www.hobbylobby.com/ @anyazoe
Michaels: http://www.michaels.com/ /anyazoe
6060 (for safety eyes): https://www.etsy.com/shop/6060
1
Pattern:
Head/body: Key:
*Rounds; brick red yarn ch = chain
1. Create a 6 sc ring (6) sc = single crochet
2. 2 sc (12) 1 sc = one single crochet in each stitch
3. 2 sc, 1 sc (18) 2 sc = two single crochet in each stitch
4-5. 1 sc (18) (x) = the number of stitches you should
6. 2 sc, 1 sc, 1 sc (24) have after finishing each row/round
7. 1 sc (24) Dec = decrease stitch
8. Dec, 1 sc, 1 sc (18)
9. Dec, 1 sc (12)
*Insert safety eyes and fill head with polyfil Note: Use the metal needle
10. Dec (6) to stitch arms/legs/etc. to
11. 2 sc (12) body. Use plastic needle to
12. 2 sc, 1 sc (18) tuck in extra yarn.
13-15. 1 sc (18)
16. Dec, 1 sc (12)
*Fill body with polyfil
17. Dec until bottom is closed
Legs:
*Rounds; black yarn
1. Create a 4 sc ring (4)
2. 1 sc (4)
*Switch to brick red yarn
3-4. 1 sc (4)
5. 2 sc, 1 sc (6)
6. 2 sc in the next three stitches (9)
Arms:
*Rounds; black yarn
2. 1 sc (4)
*Switch to brick red yarn
3-5. 1 sc (4)
6. 2 sc in the next three stitches (7)
Ears:
*Rounds; brick red yarn
2
Tail:
2-4. 1 sc (3)
5. [2 sc, 1 sc, 2 sc] one time (5)
Snout:
2. 1 sc in each of the outside stitches (6)
3. 2 sc, 1 sc (9)
Nose:
*Rounds; light orange yarn
2. 1 sc in the first stitch, just to connect your
circle
*Hot glue to snout
Tusks:
*Rounds; ivory yarn
2. [2 sc, 1 sc, 1 sc] one time (4)
3. 1 sc (4)
Cheeks:
*Hot glue to face, right behind where the
tusks are
Jaw:
*Rows; brick red yarn
1. Ch 8 (8)
2. 1 sc (8)
*Use hot glue to secure the jaw in place,
then stitch around the edge that is touching
the face.
Eyebrows:
*Rows; brick red yarn
1. Ch 2 (2)
*Hot glue to face
3
Photo index:
4
*Jaw
*Cheek
*Eyebrow
5
*Separate yarn into sections, then brush out *Glue down hairline
*Use hairspray to hold style

6
Felt pieces:
Extra notes:
*These felt pieces were made specifically for my amigurumi. You may have to alter the size of
your pieces if your amigurumi ends up being larger or smaller than mine.
*Use hot glue to attach felt pieces.
*Belly - brown felt
*Tongue - salmon felt
*Tooth - stiff white felt
Hair:
1. Cut and insert hair: Cut about 40 pieces of yarn (6 in. long), then use your crochet hook to insert them into the head with
a slip stitch.
2. Brush out hair: Use your pet brush to brush out all of the yarn. I like to section it off to make it easier. I brushed out 2
different sections, then brushed them all together. You can use the other comb to brush it all out again to make sure you’ve
got everything.
3. Glue down hairline: Use the hot glue gun to glue down the hairline. Do about 1-2 inch sections at a time, as the hot glue
dries fast. Put the glue right at the edge of the hairline where the black yarn meets the brick red yarn of the head. Bring the
hair over and press and hold it there several seconds until it has dried. Then continue on until you’ve done the entire hairline.
4. Hot hair iron: This step is optional, but I do recommend it since it makes the hair smooth and silky. Section off the hair
again, then use the hot hair iron over each section. After ironing each section, brush the hair out again.
5. Style the hair: Cut the excess hair off, then style it so that the hair in the front looks a little spiky and the rest just lays
against the back of his head. Use hot glue and hairspray to secure in place.
Repeat these steps for his tail. You should only need about 8-10 peices of the yarn.

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This pattern is copyrighted by law and may not be

If you post photos of your completed amigurumi or if

Where to find supplies:

*Use hairspray to hold style

*Use hot glue to attach felt pieces.

*Belly - brown felt

*Tongue - salmon felt

*Tooth - stiff white felt

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