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    Magikarp Bag

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    This document provides instructions for making a crochet Karp-Karp drawstring bag in the shape of a crocodile. The body of the crocodile is worked from the mouth down to the tail using various rounds of double crochet and chain stitches to create scales. Separate pieces are made for the tail, fins, and whiskers and then sewn together. Materials needed include various colors of yarn and white fleece or felt. Detailed instructions are provided for working each individual piece and then assembling them to complete the crocodile bag.

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    Magikarp Bag

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    This document provides instructions for making a crochet Karp-Karp drawstring bag in the shape of a crocodile. The body of the crocodile is worked from the mouth down to the tail using various rounds of double crochet and chain stitches to create scales. Separate pieces are made for the tail, fins, and whiskers and then sewn together. Materials needed include various colors of yarn and white fleece or felt. Detailed instructions are provided for working each individual piece and then assembling them to complete the crocodile bag.

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    This document provides instructions for making a crochet Karp-Karp drawstring bag in the shape of a crocodile. The body of the crocodile is worked from the mouth down to the tail using various rounds of double crochet and chain stitches to create scales. Separate pieces are made for the tail, fins, and whiskers and then sewn together. Materials needed include various colors of yarn and white fleece or felt. Detailed instructions are provided for working each individual piece and then assembling them to complete the crocodile bag.

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    Magikarp Bag

    Uploaded by

    Maritza Imio
    This document provides instructions for making a crochet Karp-Karp drawstring bag in the shape of a crocodile. The body of the crocodile is worked from the mouth down to the tail using various rounds of double crochet and chain stitches to create scales. Separate pieces are made for the tail, fins, and whiskers and then sewn together. Materials needed include various colors of yarn and white fleece or felt. Detailed instructions are provided for working each individual piece and then assembling them to complete the crocodile bag.

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    Karp­Karp 

    Drawstring Bag 
    Designed by EarthTricks 
     

     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Materials: 
    ● Hook size G/6 4.25mm 
    ● Orange worsted weight yarn (Red Heart With Love, 
    Tangerine) 
    ● Dark yellow worsted weight yarn (Vanna’s Choice, 
    Mustard) 
    ● White fleece/felt 
    ● Some pipecleaners (preferably in yellow/orange) 
    ● Fabric for a lining (cotton, silk, etc) 
     
    Pattern: 
    The body is worked from the mouth to the tail. Fins, whiskers, and 
    tail are worked separately, and then sewn together. If you’re 
    unfamiliar with the regular crocodile stitch, try watching a video 
    tutorial to familiarize yourself. This pattern works the crocodile 
    stitch upside down, and is explained below. 
     
    Body: ​
    Ch 36, sl st to join in a circle. 
    Rnd 1­5:​
     Dc 36 around, working in back loops. 
    Rnd 6:​
     Ch 3, sk st, dc. [Ch 1, dc, st sk, dc]. 
    Complete 12 upside down V­stitches. 
    Rnd 7:​
     Sl st towards rnd 5, work a dc around 
    the post of the next V­stitch. For each scale: 
    Work 5 dc around first post, ch 3, sl st into 
    previous dc (this point is called a picot), 
    then work 5 dc into next post. Sl st into next 
    V­stitch. You should sk a v­stitch in between 
    scales. Complete 6 scales, and fasten off. 
    Rnd 8:​
     Attach anywhere on exposed ch of rnd 6. [4 
    sc, dec]. End with 30 sc. 
    Rnd 9: ​
    Repeat rnd 6. Complete 10 upside down 
    V­stitches. 
    Rnd 10: ​
    Repeat rnd 7, completing 5 scales. 
    Rnd 11: ​
    Repeat rnd 8. Sc 3, dec. End with 24 sc.  
    Rnd 12­13:​
     Repeat rnds 6­7 again, completing 8 
    v­stitches and 4 scales. 
    Rnd 14:​
     Sc 2, dec. End with 18 sc. 
    Rnd 15:​
     Sc 1, dec. End with 12 dc.  
    Rnd 16: ​
    Dec every st. Fasten off. ​
    Don’t worry about the small hole at 
    the bottom. We’ll be sewing the tail over it. 
    Rejoin your yarn on rnd 1, so you can make spaces for the draw string. 
    Rnd 1b: ​
    [Sc 4, ch 2, sk 2 st]. Repeat around so you have 6 spaces. 
    Rnd 2b: ​
    Sl st to the 3rd sc in group of 4. [6hdc in ch sp, sc in 3rd 
    st of next group]. Complete 6 mini­ruffles. ​
    You can either make long 
    chains for the drawstring, or use cording. 
     
    Orange Tail fin: 
    Make a magic circle. 
    Rnd 1­6:​
     sc 5 
    Rnd 7:​
     sc 2, dec, sc 1 
    Rnd 8:​
     sc around 
    Rnd 9:​
     sc 2, dec 
    Rnd 10:​
     sc around 
    Rnd 11:​
     sc, dec. Fasten off. 
    Stick a pipecleaner into the first half of 
    what will be a U­shape. Then, reattach to 
    rnd 1, and work rnds 1­11 again, working in 
    the opposite direction of the first half. Work around the pipecleaner, 
    and when you’re at rnd 9 or so, cut the end of the pipecleaner, so you 
    can easily fasten off around it. 
     
    Orange Side fin (Make 2): 
    Make a magic circle. 
    Rnd 1­10: Ch 2, sc 4. Sl st into first ch. 
    Rnd 11: Dec twice. Fasten off. 
    Optional: You can put pipe cleaners into these fins as well. 
     
    Yellow Top Fin: 
    Row 1:​
     Ch 11, sc into 2nd ch from 
    hook. Sc across. 10 sc total. 
    Each point on the fin is worked as 
    a separate triangle, and you will 
    fasten off at each tip. 
    Triangle 1 (furthest to left):​
     Row 
    1­ sc, dec. Row 2­sc, fasten off. 
    Triangle 2 (middle):​
     Reattach to the right of triangle 1. Row 1­ sc, 
    dec, sc. Row 2­ sc, dec. Row 3: 2 sc. Fasten off. 
    Triangle 3 (to the right): ​
    Repeat triangle 1.  
    Finishing:​
     Sc around the shape. In the points, sc, ch 1, sc.  
     
    Yellow Bottom fin: 
    The bottom fin is worked 
    similarly to the top fin, 
    except it has 4 identical 
    points.  
    Row 1:​
     Ch 13, sc into 2nd ch 
    from hook. Sc across. 12 sc 
    total. 
    Triangles (work 4): ​
    Row 1­ sc, dec. Row 2­ 2 sc. Fasten off. 
    Finishing: ​
    Sc around, and in the points, sc, ch 1, sc.  
     
    Yellow Whiskers (Make 
    2): 
    Ch around a yellow 
    pipe cleaner, leaving 
    a small tip of the 
    pipe cleaner poking 
    out. Fold the end of 
    the pipe cleaner over 
    your first stitch, 
    then as you sc around 
    the pipe cleaner, 
    cover the folded portion. Sc until you have about 
    4” of covered pipe cleaner and fasten off. Snip 
    off the end of the pipe cleaner, and fold it over your last st. The 
    small exposed portion of the pipe cleaner will be sewn onto your fish 
    face later. 
    Assembly and FINishing: 
     
    You’ll need to cut white fleece 
    (or felt) for the tail fin, 
    side fins, and eyeballs. Then, 
    hand sew the fleece onto your 
    fins, and the eyes to the face. 
    Then, sew your fins and 
    whiskers onto the body of your fish (See below for 
    images of where to place). 

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