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Yarn:
All yarn is worsted weight (4) Yarn used in pattern pictures is Bernat Satin & except for Tweed Brown and
green which are Caron Simply Soft.
-Tweed Brown: 250 yards
-Green: Less then 50 yards
-Orange (fox): Less than 150 yards
-Grey (raccoon): Less than 150 yards
-Black (bear & facial features): Less than 150 yards
-White (owl & facial features): Less than 100 yards
-Heather grey (bunny): Less than 150 yards
-Brown, Pink, Light brown (eyes and facial features): Less than 50 yards
Hook: 5.5mm(I), 4.00mm(G), 3.75mm(F)

*Darning needle
*Polyester stuffing
*Scissors
*16 inch Styrofoam Wreath
*8-10 feet of twine : You can substitute
*12-18 pins the Styrofoam ring for a
*3-5 inch metal ring for hanging mobile pool noodle. Cut the
pool noodle to the
: 16dc x 8 rows = 4” x 4” square (only necessary for wreath wrap) appropriate length, and
d uct tape the tw o end s
together to form a ring.
sc – single crochet
hdc – half double crochet
ch – chain
dc – double crochet
sc2tog – single crochet two together/invisible decrease
slst – slip stitch
*to* - repeat sequence between ** number of times indicated
st(s) - stitch(es)
hdc2tog – half double crochet two together/invisible decrease
FO – fasten off by slip stitching in the next stitch
BLO/FLO – Back loop only/Front loop only
• Total number of stitches in round will be listed at the end of the round instructions in brackets.
• For how to make a Magic Circle, please visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLUaywX0-WE
• For colour changing mid row, please visit: https://www.petalstopicots.com/2013/12/seamlessly-change-
colors-in-crochet/
• For how to whip stitch, please visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAykcosWod4
• If you choose to do a smaller or larger Styrofoam ring, simply add or remove rows of wrap until desired size is achieved.
• Ch2 does not count as a st
• #sc means to sc in the next #sts eg. 4sc = sc in the next 4 sts (unless specified to be worked all in the same st)
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Using 5.5mm hook
Working with Tweed Brown yarn in rows
Row 1: Ch27, starting in the 3 rd ch from the hook, 25dc across. Ch2 and turn (25)
Row 2-97: 25dc, ch2 and turn (25)
Row 98: 25dc, FO. Leave a 30-34 inch tail for sewing.
Position the wrap around the wreath so that Row 1 and

Row 98 meet and run parallel to each other. The
beginning/ends of each row should sit on the inside of the
ring. Start by pinning Row 1 and 98 in place, and continue to
pin the beginning/end of rows on the inside of the ring
every 5-6 rows for even distribution. Make sure when
pinning into place, the wrap is stretched slightly and evenly
to ensure a proper fit. Once you have achieved desired
placement, take the tail from the wrap and whip stitch
through both sides to connect the beginning/ends of each
row along the inside of the ring.
Using 4.0mm hook for vines and leaves
Vine #1: (Make 8)

Ch51, starting in 2 nd ch from hook *sc, 2sc in next st* 25 times (75) FO, leaving an 12-14 inch tail to
tie to wreath.
Center Vine: (Make 1)

Ch 61, starting in 2 nd ch from hook *sc, 2sc in next st* 30 times (90) FO, leaving an 4-5 inch tail to
tie to middle ring.
Leaves: (Make 20-24)

Using Green yarn in rounds
Ch7, starting in 2 nd ch from hook: sc, (hdc+dc) in next st, dc, hdc, sc, slst, ch2 and continue to work
down the opposite side of ch: slst, sc, hdc, dc, (dc+hdc) in next st, sc (14) FO with a slst in the next
st, leaving a 4 inch tail to sew to vine.

Attach leaves randomly down vines, affixing 1-3 leaves per vine. Attach any leftover leaves to
the wreath itself.
Note: If you are substituting crochet eyes for safety eyes, ensure you attach eyes before closing off the final round of body.
For safety reasons, crochet eyes are recommended for any item that will be used in a baby’s nursery.
Using 4.0mm hook and worked in continuous rounds in body colour for each animal (unless otherwise noted)
Round 1: Create a Magic Circle, 6sc inside the ring (6)

Round 2: 2sc in each st around (12)
Round 3: *sc, 2sc in next st* 6 times (18)
Round 4: *2sc, 2sc in next st* 6 times (24)
Rounds 7-14: sc in each st around (36)
Round 15: *4sc, sc2tog* 6 times (30)
Round 18: *sc, sc2tog* 6 times (12)
Round 19: Working in FLO: *sc, 2sc in next st* 6 times (18)
Round 20: Working in BOTH loops: *2sc, 2sc in next st* 6 times (24)
*Start stuffing head and body at this point*
Round 34: *sc2tog* 6 times, FO and use remaining tail to close hole.
Round 1: Create a magic circle, 6sc inside the ring (6)

Round 11: 8sc, 2sc in next st, 18sc, 2sc in next st, 8sc (38)
Round 12: 8sc, *2sc in next st* twice, 18sc, *2sc in next st*
twice, 8sc (42)
Round 13: sc in each st around (42)
Round 14: 8sc, *sc2tog* twice, 18sc, *sc2tog* twice, 8sc (38)
Round 15: 8sc, sc2tog, 18sc, sc2tog, 8sc (36)

Round 20: Working in FLO: *sc, 2sc in next st* 6 times (18)
Round 21: Working in BOTH loops: *2sc, 2sc in next st* 6 times (24)
*Start stuffing head and body at this point*
Round 35: *sc2tog* 6 times, FO using remaing tail to close hole.
Round 1: Create a Magic Circle, 6sc inside ring (6)

Round 20: Working in BLO: *4sc, sc2tog* 6 times (30)
Round 21: Working in BOTH loops: *3sc, sc2tog* 6 times (24)
*Start stuffing at this point. Do not overstuff, Rounds 20-24 should remain flat for the
bottom of the owl*
Round 24: *sc2tog* 6 times, FO using the remaining tail to close the opening.
Using 4.0mm hook working in continuous rounds

(Make 2)
Note: For Raccoon/Fox start in black, Bunny in white and Bear is all in black.
Round 1: Ch2, 6sc in 2 nd ch from hook (6)
Round 4: (2sc, sc2tog) x3 (9)
*If you are creating the arms for the raccoon/fox, switch from black
yarn to grey/orange after Round 7 for remainder of arm. If you are
creating the arms for bunny, switch from white to heather grey after
Round 3*
Rounds 5-11: sc in each st around (9) *
Lightly stuff arm and flatten open end. Working through both sides, sc across to close end
of arm. FO leaving an 6-8 inch tail for sewing.

(Make 2)
Ch8, starting in 2 nd ch from hook: sc, 2hdc, 2dc, hdc, sc in last ch, ch1 and continue working along
the other side of ch: sc, hdc, 2dc, 2hdc, sc (14) FO, leaving a 6-8 inch tail for sewing wings on sides
of Owl between Rounds 10-15 with the small tip pointed down.
Using 4.0mm hook working in main body colour (unless other noted) in continuous rounds.
Note: Bunny/Fox/Raccoon legs are made in two separate pieces (haunch and foot) and sewn together. For the bear, you will
make the foot, and then work in the round in the unworked stitches to create the leg. (Make 2 of each)
Bunny/Fox/Raccoon
Haunch:
Round 1: Create a Magic circle, 6sc inside ring (6)
Round 3: 2sc, *2sc in next st* twice, 4sc, *2sc in next st* twice, 2sc (16)
Round 7: 2sc, *sc2tog* twice, 4sc, *sc2tog* twice , 2sc (12)
*Lightly stuff the haunch at this point*
Round 8: *sc2tog* 6 times, FO leaving a 5-6 inch tail for sewing.
Foot:
Note: For Fox/Racoon, foot is crocheted in black yarn. For bunny, the foot is crocheted in the same colour as the haunch. Do
not stuff.
*Flatten end and sc through both sides to close opening* FO, hide remaining tail in foot.
Bear:
Round 7: 4sc, ch4 & skip the next 4 sts, 4sc (12)
Round 8: 4sc, sc in the next 4 ch sts, 4sc (12)
Round 9: *sc2tog* 6 times, FO, hide any remaining tail in foot. Lightly stuff foot before beginning
leg.
*Join yarn into 1st unworked st in Round 6. Round 10’s sts are worked in the other side of the
ch in Round 7 and unworked stitches in Round 6 for a total of 8 stitches in the round*
Round 11: *2sc in next st* 8 times (16)

*Start stuffing leg at this point*
Round 18: *sc2tog* 6 times, FO leaving a 6-8 inch tail for sewing.
Using a 3.75mm hook using main body colour and working in continuous rounds (unless otherwise noted).
(Make 2 for each animal, do not stuff)
Bear:
Round 4: *sc, sc2tog* 4 times (8) FO, leaving a 6 inch tail for sewing.
Bunny:
Round 15: *2sc, sc2tog* 2 times (6) FO, leaving a 6 inch tail for sewing.
Fox/Raccoon:
Note: Ears are comprised of two triangles worked in rows that are sc through the 2 sides to
form 1 piece. You will create a total of 4 triangles (Fox: 2 white/2 orange, Raccoon: 2 grey,
2 black) for each animal.
Row 1: Ch5, starting in 2 nd ch from hook, 4sc across. Ch1 and turn (4)
Row 2: *sc2tog* twice, ch1 and turn (2)
Row 3: 2sc across, ch1 and turn (2)
Row 4: sc2tog (1) FO.
For Raccoon ears, using grey yarn and one triangle of each colour, sc the pieces
together along both sides (bottom can be left open). Using white yarn, slst through the
front loop (the edge closest to the black side of the triangle) of the outside trim. FO.
For Fox ears, using black yarn and one triangle of each colour, sc the pieces together
along both sides (bottom can be left open).
Using a 3.75mm hook, working in continuous rounds.

(Make 2)
Note: Using brown for Bear/Raccoon and black for Bunny/Fox/Owl. For Owl, do not change to white yarn after 6th st. FO
for a solid black circle for the eye.
Round 1: Ch2, 6sc in 2 nd ch from hook (6) Change to white yarn.
Round 2: Slst in the next 4 sts, leaving the last 2 unworked. (4slst, 2 unworked sts) FO, leaving a 5
inch tail for sewing and creating a white light speck on each eye.

Using a 3.75mm hook, working in continuous rounds.
Note: Using light brown for Bear, white for Fox/Raccoon/Bunny. Stuff each snout before sewing to face.
Bear:
Round 1: Create Magic Circle, 6sc inside ring (6)
Rounds 4-5: sc in each st around (18) FO after Round 5, leaving a 6-8 inch tail for sewing.
Raccoon:
Rounds 4-5: sc in each st around (16) FO after Round 5, leaving a 6-8 inch tail for sewing.
Fox:
Round 5: sc in each st around (16) FO, leaving a 6-8 inch tail for sewing.
Bunny: Tip: After sew ing to

Round 1: Ch5, starting in 2 nd ch from hook, 3sc across, 3sc in last head of bunny, d raw
st. Turn and continue working along other side of ch: 2sc across, remaining tail up
2sc in last st (10) through top/middle of
Round 2: 2sc in next st, *2sc, 2sc in next st* 3 times, 2sc, *2sc in
snout. Insert needle and
next st* 2 times (16)
yarn through
Round 3: sc, 2sc in next st, 2sc, *sc, 2sc in next st* 3 times, 2sc,
bottom/middle of
*sc, 2sc in next st* twice (22)
Round 4: sc in each st around (22) snout, and pull snug.
Round 5: sc, sc2tog, 2sc, *sc, sc2tog* 3 times, 2sc, *sc, sc2tog* This should create tw o
twice (16) FO, leaving an 8-10 inch tail for sewing. rounded sides to the
snout. FO and hide
remaining tail.
Using a 3.75mm hook, working with black (except for bunny where you will work in pink) in continuous rounds.
Bear/Raccoon/Fox:
Ch4, starting in 2 nd ch from hook, 2sc in next st, sc, 3sc in last st, turn and continue working along
other side of chain: 2dc in next st, sc (9) Join with slst & FO, leaving a 6 inch tail for sewing.
Bunny:
Ch3, starting in 2 nd ch from hook, sc, 3sc in last st, turn and continue working along other side of ch:
2sc in last st (6) Join with slst & FO, leaving a 6 inch tail for sewing onto snout.
Owl’s Beak:
Embroider a small upside down triangle 1 round below the center of the eyes.

Using a 3.75mm hook, working in black in rows.
(Make 2)
Row 1: Ch8, starting in 2 nd ch from hook and working along the ch: 4hdc, 3sc, ch1 and turn (7)
Row 2: 3sc, 3hdc, 2hdc in next st, ch1 and turn (8)
Row 3: 2hdc in next st, 3hdc, 4sc, join white yarn, ch1 and turn (9)
Row 4: sc in the next 8 sts, slst in last st (9). FO, leaving a 5 inch tail for sewing.
Using a 3.75mm hook for all tails using main body colour unless otherwise noted.
Bear:
Round 3: *sc, sc2tog* 4 times (8) FO, leaving a 4-5 inch tail for sewing. No need to stuff.
Bunny:
There are a few different methods of making a pom-pom. For this pattern, I used my fingers as the anchor, but if you
are familiar with a different method (such as the fork method) you can use that as well.
Using white yarn, wrap yarn around your index finger and middle finger
approximately 20 times and cut the yarn. With the yarn still wrapped on your
two fingers, slip a new strand of white yarn up between the two fingers,
wrapping it around and tying it in a secure knot. At this point, the yarn should
be tied in a solid bunch and you can slip off the yarn from your fingers. Cut
through the looped ends at each side of the bunch and spread out strands. Trim
uneven strands down to desired size, giving it a “round” shape.
Raccoon/Fox:
Note: Raccoon and Fox share same pattern for tail, however they each have different colour changes. For Fox, start
with white yarn, and change to orange for remainder of tail after Round 4. For Raccoon, start with black yarn, and
starting in Round 4, alternate every 2 rounds between grey and black yarn.
Round 4: sc in each st around (8) *For Raccoon: switch to grey and start alternating colours
every 2 rounds here*
Round 5: *3sc, 2sc in next st* 2 times (10) *For Fox: switch to orange*
*Stuff lightly at this point*
Round 16: sc in each st around (8) Flatten end and sc through both sides to close opening. FO,
leaving a 6-8 inch tail for sewing.

Using 4.0mm hook , working in white yarn in continuous rounds
Round 1: Ch6, starting in 2 nd ch from hook, 4sc across. 3sc in last st, turn and continue working
along other side of ch: 3sc across, 2sc in last st (12)
Round 2: 2sc in next st, 3sc, *2sc in next st* 3 times, 3sc, *2sc in next st* 2 times (18)
Round 3: sc, 2sc in next st, 3sc, *sc, 2sc in next st* 3 times, 3sc, *sc, 2sc in next st* 2 times (24) FO,
leaving a 6-8 inch tail for sewing.
Face:
For each animal, the snout should sit roughly between Rounds 10-14. For bear, bunny, owl and fox,
position eyes 2-3 sts apart, sitting just above the snout. For the raccoon, position black eye patches
with the hdc ends pointed towards the middle of the face, 2 sts apart. Patches should sit flush
against the snout. After patches have been sewn into place, sew eyes in bottom/middle corners of
each eye patch. Using tails left over from snout/eyes/nose, embroider eyebrows above each eye. For
owl, use grey yarn to embroider two arches above eyes and 6 “arrows” on chest to indicate feathers.
Ears:
For each animal, position ears on either side of Round 2/3 of head. For
raccoon/fox, sew along the base of triangles to secure into place. For bunny
and bear, flatten ear and sew through final round into head of animal.
Arms/Wings:
For Raccoon/Fox/Bunny, position arms at the front of the body approximately
2-3 sts apart. The last row of sc of each arms should align with Round 21 of
body. For Bear, position arms on the sides of body, lining upthe last row of sc
in the arms with Round 21/22 of body. Sew along last row of sc in arms into body to secure into
place. For Owl, position wings on both sides of body between Rounds 10-15. Sew along top half of
wing to secure into place.

Legs:
For Raccoon/Fox/Bunny, place the back of foot underneath last round of haunch. Using leftover
tail, sew through last round of haunch into top of foot to secure into place. Sew through inside of
haunches onto sides of body between Rounds 26-30. For Bear, position legs on both sides of body
between Rounds 30-31 and sew into place.
Tails/Belly Patch:
Sew all tails onto lower backs of each animal. Center belly patch
on the front side of fox. Sew along Round 3 of patch to secure
to body.
Attaching Animals & Vines:

It is recommended you sew the ends of the vines into the top of the head using new yarn (do not
use tail end, this end is used to attach to wreath) before attaching to mobile, making sure you use the
longer center vine for the Owl. Position animal vines first, spacing
them out in even quarters. Place the four remaining vines in between
each hanging animal. Once animals have been secured to vines,
using a darning needle, draw up tails from vines underneath the wrap
(to hide the tails) and tie into place. Hide any remaining tails inside
the wreath wrap.
Cut 4 x 22inch strands of twine, position them where the non-animal

vines are. In the same manner as the vines, draw the twine underneath the wrap and back up
through the top so that both ends of the twine are equal in length. Once all twine has been looped
up under the wreath, begin knotting around the metal ring (#1). Tie top of Owl’s center vine onto
this hoop before wrapping a fresh strand of twine tightly around the ring to hide all the spare ends
(#2 & #3). For an extra hold, use a hot glue gun to secure twine into place. When finished, ring
should be totally covered in tightly wrapped twine (#4).

You have now completed the Crib Mobile from the Woodland Nursery Set! Looking to create
the complete set? Check out our other patterns in our Craftsy & Raverly stores at Croch-Eh Patch.
Please note that this pattern is to be used for personal use only and not for resale or to post online
for public access. When posting your final project online, please use your own pictures and not ones
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Hook: 5.5mm(I), 4.00mm(G), 3.75mm(F)

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Position the wrap around the wreath so that Row 1 and

Using 4.0mm hook for vines and leaves

Vine #1: (Make 8)

Center Vine: (Make 1)

Leaves: (Make 20-24)

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Round 1: Create a Magic Circle, 6sc inside the ring (6)

Round 1: Create a magic circle, 6sc inside the ring (6)

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Round 1: Create a Magic Circle, 6sc inside ring (6)

Using 4.0mm hook working in continuous rounds

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Using a 3.75mm hook, working in continuous rounds.

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Bunny: Tip: After sew ing to

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Attaching Animals & Vines:

Cut 4 x 22inch strands of twine, position them where the non-animal

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