marker Olay PattowMaterials and Tools & Yarn: f Paintbox Simply Aran in ~ 2- Candyfloss Pink (209), 1- Coffee Bean (210), 1- Paper White (200) (See Note Below) 3.0 mm Crochet Hook Polyester Fiberfill Stuffing Small Yarn/Darning Needle Felt in White, Black, and Pink Sewing Needle and thread to match each felt Stitch Marker 200 Scissors Pins You can use any type of Size 4, Worsted/Aran Acrylic yarn for this project, it May just turn out a little bigger or smaller! Abbreviations (US Terms) St or Sts - Stitch or Stitches Mc - Magic Circle/Magic Ring Sc - Single Crochet Dec - Invisible Decrease Inc - Increase CC - Colour Change (counts as a st)Read Me Before You Start This pattern is worked in the round and using US terminology, and is always worked in continuous rounds. The single crochet stitch that is used is the yarn under, yarn over method. This makes the stitches tighter and the project smaller. You can use standard single crochet yarn over, yarn over stitch which will give you a bigger stitch. You may have to adjust the felt sizes slightly. On page 13, there are templates you can use to cut out your felt pieces. Stitch markers are helpful to mark the end of your round. Mc# indicates the amount of stitches to place in your magic circle. Ex: Mc 6 is a magic circle with 6 stitches in it. # - Indicates round number. Ex. R3 means round 3 When instructions are followed by a number, you repeat the instruction the number indicated after the "x". Ex: (Sc, Inc) x2 means Sc, Inc, Sc, Inc. At the end of each round [#] indicates the amount of stitches you should have at the end of your round. Colour changes count as a stitch. To colour change, insert your hook under both loops, yarn over and pull through. Using the new colour, lay your yarn over your hook and pull through both loops on the hook. Knot the two different coloured yarn tails together to secure and prevent unraveling This pattern uses ONLY invisible decreases. Make sure you do not decrease as a single crochet two together, as it will create gaps in your work!Body Using Candyfloss Pink, Mc 6 RI: Inc x6 [12] R2: (Sc, Inc) x6 [18] R3: (Sc 2, Inc) x6 [24] R4: (Sc 3, Inc) x6 [30] R5: (Sc 4, Inc) x6 [36] Ré: (Sc 5, Inc) x6 [42] fe R7: (Sc 6, Inc) x6 [48] R8&: (Sc 7, Inc) x6 [54] R9: (Sc 8, Inc) x6 [60] R10-31: Sc around [60] (22 rounds) R32: (Sc 8, Dec) x6 [54] R33: (Sc 7, Dec] x6 [48] R34: (Sc 6, Dec] x6 [42] R35: (Sc 5, Dec] x6 [36] R36: (Sc 4, Dec} x6 [30] Stop here and stuff the piece firmly R37: (Sc 3, Dec) x6 [24] R38: (Sc 2, Dec) x6 [18] R39: (Sc, Dec) x6 [12] Stuff a little extra to finish filling out the piece.Body Continued R40: Dec x6 [6] Cut the yarn leaving enough for finishing off. Finish off the piece by picking up the remaining front loops only of the body. Hide the yarn tail through the piece. Wings (make 2) Using Candyfloss Pink, Mcé Ri: Inc x6 [12] (eee R2: Sc around [12] R3: Sc around [12] RA: (Sc 3, Inc) x3 [15] RS: Sc around Stop here and cut the yam leaving about 4 inches or 10cm. Repeat the above again to make a matching bump, When the second is completed, do not cut the yarn, you will attach this second bump to the first. R6: Starling the round in the next stitch over from the ending stitch of the first bump, (Sc 3, Dec) x6 [24] R7: Sc around [24] R8: (Sc 2, Dec) x6 [18] R9: Sc around [18]Wings Continued Stop here and using the yarn tail from the first bump, sew closed the opening between the bumps and create a knot to secure. Then stuff the piece. R10: (Sc, Dec) x6 [12] R11: Sc around [12] Cut the yarn leaving about 10 inches or 25 cm for sewing in. Go ahead and repeat these steps again to make the other wing. Arms (make 2) Using Candyfloss Pink, Mcé R1: (Sc, Inc) x3 [9] R2: (Sc 2, Inc) x3 [12] R3: (Sc 3, Inc) x3 [15] R4-6: Sc around [15] Cut the yarn leaving enough for sewing in the piece. A\so stuff the arm slightly. Repeat these instructions for the other arm.Ears (make 2) Using Coffee Bean, Mc 6 Ri: Inc x6 [12] R2: Sc around [12] R3: (Sc, Inc) x6 [18] R4: Sc around [18] R5: (Sc 2, Inc) x6 [24] R6: Sc around [24] R7: CC to Candyfioss Pink then Sc 2, Inc, (Sc 3, Inc} x5 [18] (see pictures below for CC) Cut the Coffee Bean fail leaving enough to tie in a knot. Make a knot with the Candyfloss Pink so that the tails are secured RB: Sc around [30] ra €& R9: (Sc 4, Inc) x6 [36] R10-12: Sc around [36] Cut the yarn leaving about 10 inches or 25 cm for sewing in. Make the second ear to match.Legs (make 2) Using Paper White, Mcé Riz Inc x6 [12] R2: Sc around [12] R3: CC to Candyfloss Pink then Inc, (Sc, Inc) x5 [18] (follow the same CC instructions as the ear colour change) R4: (Sc 2, Inc) x6 [24] R5: Sc around [24] R6: Sc around [24] R7: (Sc 3, Inc) xé [30] Cut the yarn leaving about 10 in or 25cm for sewing in. Make a second leg to match. Hair Using Candyfloss Pink, Mcé Ri: Inc x6 [12] R2: (Sc, Inc) x6 [18] R3-26: Sc around [18] (24 rounds) Stuff the piece along the way. Leaving about 15 in or 38 cm for sewing in, cut the yam.Tail Using Candyfloss Pink, Mcé Riz Inc x6 [12] R2: (Sc, Inc) x6 [18] R3-50: Sc around [18] (48 rounds) When crocheting the 48 rounds it is helpful to stuff along the way instead of just at the end. Do not stuff firmly as you will need to curl this part. Cut the yarn leaving approximately 15 in (38 cm) for sewing in. Assembly Start by positioning and pinning the ears and the legs to the piece. You want the legs to sit slightly forward on the piece so that your Clefairy will be held up by the tail and the legs and will not be leaning too far forward when you are done. When pinning the ears, make sure you leave enough space for the head “hair”, it is helpful to estimate where this will go during the pinning process See the pictures for the placement. Sew these pieces into place, stuffing alittle extra before closing up the seams. Make a knot at the end of sewing in each piece and then hide the yarn tails through the piece. cryAssembly Continued Curl up the hair and using a lot of pins, pin down into position. Begin sewing down the seam first by folding the opening in half and then sewing down both sides at a time. Next, work around the perimeter of the curl to secure the hair in this position. Create a knot at the end and hide the yarn tails through the piece. Position the tail on the back of the body at the bottom third of the body. It is helpful to pin the opening and then curl up the tail at the back to see if the body will be held up at the right angle. Position the arms at the same time so you can better visualize the center of the back. Do not fold the opening like the hair was folded, simply sew each stitch into the body, stuffing a little extra before closing up. Roll the tail up again and sew around the perimeter similarly to how the hair was done. Knot the yarn at the end and hide the yarn tail through the piece.Body Continued Position the wings just above the tail on the back. Pin them into place and then sew each stitch of the opening down. Knot the yarn at the end and hide the yarn tails through the piece. Sew down each of the arms, overlapping the opening over each other to make the arm lay flat. Stuff the arm a little extra before closing the seam. Knot the yarn and hide the yarn tails through the piece. Using the templates, cut out the felt pieces and position them on the face. Using matching thread, whipstitch around each piece of felt and knot at the end. Hide the tails through the piece, and trim the excess. Alternatively, you can glue these down to avoid sewing.Assembly Continued To finish up with the details of the face, add the lines around the eyes using black crochet thread or black embroidery thread. Insert the needle on the side of the body and come up through a hole one row above and slightly outwards from the eye. Insert the needle one row below and slightly outward from the eye. Leaving a small amount of slack, guide your needle out of and come out of the hole just above and just outward from the hole just entered. Slide the needle underneath the thread and then back into the hole to secure and shape the line. Repeat these scuring loops 3 more times and then hide the thread through the piece. See the image on the right for securement spots. Pull the beginning thread to straighten out the line slightly and then trim the excess. Repeat these instructions on the other eye, doing your best to match.Stencils Stencil Eye Mouth Tongue Tooth Cheek Amount 2 Colours Black Black Pink White Pink 07Q0°e Eye Mouth Tongue Tooth CheekRead Me Thank you for working through my pattern! | hope you enjoyed it! If you have any issues, comments or concerns, let me know using any of my socials or pop into the discord! This pattern is designed and created by Megan's Crochet Market. You may use the pattern to make your own amigurumi. This pattern may not be used to mass produce plushies. These characters do not belong to Megan's Crochet Market. You may not duplicate, reprint, redistribute or sell this pattern. FalseBubbles &@*+@Q meganscrochetmarket wv megscrochetmrkt XX) meganscrochetmarket@gmail.com