Panda Millie Ingles

Millie Amigurumi
Measurements
Approximately 6 inches /15 cms sitting using a DK weight yarn
Materials
• 50g ball DK weight yarn Main Colour (Yarn A)
• 50g ball DK weight yarn Contrast Colour (Yarn B)
• 3.5mm (E) crochet hook
• 2mm crochet hook (for crochet eyes option)
• small amount of black and coloured yarn (for crochet eyes option)
• 2 x safety eyes
• toy filling
• yarn or thread for embroidering nose and feet
• needle
• stitch marker
Design Notes
You can use any yarn and appropriate hook to make this but be aware that this will
directly affect the size of
the finished piece. If you are making this for a small child you should use the crochet
eyes version and not use
safety eyes. This pattern is written using uk crochet terms.
Pattern
This pattern is made in a spiral of continuous
rounds. Place a stitch marker at the beginning of
the round and move it up to the beginning stitch
of each next round as you start it.
Head
With Yarn A
Make a magic ring
Rnd 1 6dc into ring (6sts)
Rnd 2 2dc in each st (12sts)
Rnd 3 *2dc in next st, dc in next st * 6 times
(18sts)
Rnd 4 *2dc in next st, dc in next 2 sts* 6 times
(24sts)
(30sts)
(36sts)
Rnd 7 – Rnd 11 dc in each st around
Rnd 12 *dc2tog, dc in next 4 sts* 6 times (30sts)
Rnd 15 *dc2tog,dc in next st* 6 times (12sts)
sl st to 1st
st in round and fasten off. This opening
will be the neck edge to attach to body.
Muzzle
The muzzle starts with a chain but is still worked
in the round, so you are working all the way
around the chain in a spiral.
With Yarn A
ch6
Rnd 1 3dc in 2nd
ch from hook, dc in each next 3
sts, 3dc in the last ch st, then dc in each next 3 sts
on the other side of the chain (so that you have
worked in both sides of the chain) (12sts)
Rnd 2 *2dc in next st, dc in next st, 2dc in next st,
dc in each of next 3 sts,* 2 times (16sts)
Rnd 3 dc in each st around (16sts)
sl st to 1st
st in round and fasten off leaving a long
tail to sew with.
Eye Patches – make 2
With Yarn B
Make a magic ring
Rnd 3 sl st next 6 sts, dc in next 6 sts (12sts)
sl st to 1st
st of round and fasten off.
Crochet Eyes (optional) – make 2
Using 2mm hook and black yarn make a magic
ring
sl st to 1st
st and fasten off. Change to coloured
yarn.
Rnd 2 ch1, 2dc in each st around (12sts)
sl st to 1st dc st in round and fasten off leaving a
long tail.
Ears
With Yarn B
Make a magic ring
sl st to 1st dc st in round and fasten off leaving a
long tail.
Millie Amigurumi Panda Pattern © Kate E Hancock 2011. All Rights Reserved.
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Abbreviations
ch Chain
dc Double crochet (Same as sc US)
st(s) Stitch(es)
tr Treble crochet (Same as dc US)
sl st Slip stitch
rnd Round
dc2tog Double crochet 2 stitches together (same
as sc2tog US)
5trcl 5Treble Cluster (Same as 5dc cl US) -
yarn over hook and insert hook into stitch drawing
up a loop, yo and pull through 2 loops on hook
leaving 2 loops remaining, repeat this 4 more times
in same stitch (6 loops left on hook) yo and pull
through all 6 loops on hook.
* = Repeat instructions between asterisks as many
times as indicated in pattern
( ) = total number of stitches at the end of round
Body
With Yarn A
Make a magic ring
Rnd 3 *2dc in next st, dc in next st * 6 times
(18sts)
(24sts)
(30sts)
(36sts)
(42sts)
Rnd 8 - 12 dc in each st around
Rnd 14 dc in each st around
sl st to 1st
st of round and fasten off.
Tail
With Yarn B
Make a magic ring
Rnd 3 - 4 dc in each st around(12sts)
sl st to 1st
st in round and fasten off.
Arms – make 2
Arms are worked from hand up.
With Yarn B
Make a magic ring
Rnd 3 and 4 dc in each st around(12sts)
Rnd 5 5trcl in next st, (This will create the
thumb) dc in each next st around (12sts)
Rnd 6- 14 dc in each st around (12sts)
sl st to 1st
st in round and fasten off.
Legs – make 2
The legs start with a chain but are still worked in
the round, so you are working all the way around
the chain in a spiral.
With Yarn B
ch6
Rnd 1 3dc in 2nd
ch from hook, dc in each next 3
sts, 3dc in the last ch st, then dc in each next 3 sts
on the other side of the chain (so that you have
worked in both sides of the chain) (12sts)
Rnd 2 *2dc in next st, dc in next st, 2dc in next st,
dc in each next st around (14sts)
Rnd 3 2dc in each of next 2 st, dc in next st, 2dc
in each of next 2 sts, dc in each next st around
(18sts)
Rnd 4 *2dc in next st, dc in next st * 5 times, dc in
each next st around (23sts)
Rnd 5 - 6 dc in each st around (23sts)
Rnd 7 *dc2tog, dc in next st* 5 times, dc in each
next st around (18sts)
Rnd 8 *dc2tog* 2 times, dc in next st, *dc2tog* 2
times, dc in each next st around (14sts)
Rnd 9 *dc2tog, dc in next st,* 2 times, dc in each
of next sts (12sts)
Rnd 10 - 19 dc in each st around (12sts)
Stuff leg
Rnd 20 dc2tog around (6sts)
sl st to 1st
st in round and fasten off. Sew up end of
leg.
Making Up
Starting with the head stuff firmly and shape.
Stuff muzzle and place on the lower half of head –
align the top of the muzzle to lie across round 7
of the head and stitch on firmly.
Shaping the muzzle
At the top of the muzzle where it now joins the
head mark the centre crochet stitch with your
stitch marker. Using a needle and the same
coloured yarn, shape muzzle by sewing a long
stitch, going into the muzzle two stitches to the
side of the stitch marker and exiting two stitches
to the other side (gathering 5 stitches in all). Now
sew through these two points repeatedly, pulling
the stitches as tight as you can. This will pull the
top of the muzzle into a slight point for the nose.
To divide the muzzle in two make another long
stitch starting three rows down from your stitch
marker and exiting at the centre of the bottom
base of the muzzle, again sew through these two
points repeatedly, pulling the stitches tightly.
Fasten off securely.
If you are using safety eyes push them through
the centre of the magic ring on the eye patches
and attach them on either side of the 'point' of
the Muzzle. Sew the eye patches firmly to head.
If using crochet eyes sew firmly on to the eye
patches and sew eye patches with eyes to either
side of the 'point' of the Muzzle.
Stuff the body firmly and sew to head along neck
edges. Stuff arms lightly and sew to either side of
neck.
Using Round 3 of the head as a starting point,
attach ears to the top of the head (as shown in
red in the diagram) and when you are happy with
the placement stitch firmly. Using your chosen
yarn or thread Embroider a 'triangle' shape on
muzzle for nose as shown in diagram.
If you are making this pattern for a smaller
child sew legs firmly to either side of body in a
standing or sitting position.
For a posable bear take a long length of yarn and
stitch through the first leg at about 1 cm from the
top, through the body and into the second leg at
about 1cm from the top (see diagram) then stitch
back through the second leg, then the body and
the first leg in the same place and pull firmly.
Repeat these stitches back and forth through the
legs and body until legs are securely attached but
still movable and fasten off.
Stuff and sew tail to lower back and weave in any
loose ends.

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