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This is a free, super simple pattern to make an adorable tiny chicken plush toy!
This Tiny Chicken Pattern is the perfect project to use up those small balls of leftover yarn and it works up so fast that you'll find yourself making a small army of them! I find they're perfect for market prep or stocking stuffers. Make them into keychains or bookmarks or keep them as they are. I cannot wait to see your finished projects so tag me on Instagram (@cutiepie_crochet) so I can see them!
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Materials Needed:
Abbreviations:
mr- magic ring
st- stitch
sc- single crochet
inc- increase
ss- slip stitch
hdc- half double crochet
dec- decrease
FLO- front loops only
FO- finish off/fasten off
Round 1: mr 6 sc [6]
Round 2: inc x 6 [12]
Round 3: (sc 1, inc)x6 [18]
Rounds 4-5: (2 rounds) sc around [18]
Round 6: sc 4, in front loop of next st place ss, sc, hdc, sc, and a ss, sc in next 8 st, in front loop of next st plac ss, sc, hdc, sc, and a ss, sc in next 4 st [18]
Round 7: sc around, placing a sc in each of the remaining back loops where we placed the wings [18]
Round 8: (sc 1, dec)x6 [12]
Place safety eyes between row 5 and 6, about one stitch in from the wings, I like to have them 5 st apart, but place them wherever you like the look of them best! Begin stuffing here. You may also do the embroidery here if you prefer.
Round 9: dec x6 [6]
FO, weave in tail.
Finishing Touches: To embroider the beak I like to stitch two lines into the same stitches, making sure they do not overlap each other. When making the comb (the red thing) I like to backstitch three times in the same spot and then directly behind it, I backstitch five times.
I'll see you next time friends!
Stay safe and healthy! Happy crocheting!!
-Austen (Cutiepie Crochet)
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