What does this orange cat and Halloween have in common? Only everything! It is illegitimate child of a black cat and pumpkin :)
Materials:
- orange, black, white yarn ( I use the yarn which gauge is 24.0 to 30.0 sts = 4 inches )
- a bit of white material for light reflections in the eyes.
Coaster Base Pattern and Smile Pattern:
http://krawka.blogspot.com/2014/09/halloween-coasters-base-coaster-and.html
Pattern:
Eyes - make 2
black yarn
R1: 6 sc in MR, ss in 1-st sc FO
Cut small dots from white material and sew them as little light reflections.
Nose
black yarn
R1: 5 ch (5)
R2: TURN ss in 2-nd ch, ss 3 (4)
R3: TURN: ss in 2-nd, hdc FO
Furry chick - smaller one - make 2
orange yarn
R1: 6 ch (6)
R2: ss in 2-nd ch, ss, sc, hdc, dc (5) FO
Furry chick - bigger one - make 2
orange yarn
R1: 8 ch (8)
R2: ss in 2-nd ch, ss, sc 3, dc 2 (7)
R3: TURN 2 ch, dc, hdc, sc,ss FO
Ear - make 2
orange yarn
R1: 7 ch (7)
R2: ss in 2-nd ch, sc 2, hdc, dc 2 ( 6)
R3: TURN 3 ch, tr in same as 3 ch, dc, hdc, sc, ss FO orange yarn
With black yarn make sc around each ear creating the outline.
Stripes - make 4
black yarn
R1: 6 ch (6)
R2: ss in 2-nd ch, ss, sc, hdc, dc (5) FO
You can see each part below:
I sew smile and eyes first, then nose and chicks. I ended up sewing the bigger one higher and smaller one lower, but it's really your choice. Sew ears and finally stripes. I was wondering about sewing onle the ones between ears but ended up with all four.
Make Your pumpkin-cat however You want.
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