US Knitting Pattern Baby Duck and Outfit POLUSHKABUNNY 1 - 2

MARIIA ERMOLOVA – POLUSHKABUNNY – BABY DUCK/GOOSE - 1
BABY DUCK
POLUSHKABUNNY
POLUSHKABUNNY
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HELLO, CREATIVE SOUL!

My name is Maria, and I am thrilled to introduce myself as the designer behind
PolushkaBunny Toys. It warms my heart to see your love and support for this project, and
I sincerely hope that it brings you endless fun and joy.
I highly recommend that you read all the recommendations and tips carefully to make
the most of your knitting experience. Happy knitting!
Knit with delight, knit with love, and let the soft quacks of
your new baby duck toy fill your heart with warmth.
Those who appreciate visual guidance will be thrilled, as this pattern comes with a
detailed photographic journal, showcasing every crucial step to bring your cuddly
duckling to life.
Piecing together your baby duck will be more a pleasure than a task, with step-by-step
photo tutorials at your fingertips.
This stitch-by-stitch pattern caters to your knitting comfort, providing an option to knit flat.
Armed with this comprehensive pattern, continual support, and the charming prospect
of a handmade aquatic friend, your knitting needles become a magical tool, ready to
weave a spell of creativity.
ABOUT THIS PROJECT

First, we are going to knit all parts (head, body, wings, legs, tail), then sew, stuff,
and in the end assemble all parts together.
CONTENT
Flower and toy patterns – page 4.
Assembling - page 9.
Outfit pattern – page 16.
Abbreviations - page 18.
YARN
This pattern uses DROPS ALPACA
Blend: Wool
Yarn ball weight: 50g
Yarn Meterage/Yardage: approx.170m
When exploring new yarn options for your project, take a moment to review the
length/weight specifications. For optimal results, consider selecting yarn approx.170
meters per 50g ball.
Using this pattern and White/Grey and Yellow colors you can make a little goose.
The colors are given below are stated for the baby duck.
Yarn brand and colors Total for a duck

Green Drops Alpaca col. green grass mix 7238 approx.5g/20m
Yellow Drops Alpaca col. goldenrod uni colour approx.5g/20m

2923
Dark Brown DROPS Alpaca brown mix 607 approx.5g/20m
White DROPS Alpaca white uni colour 101 A little amount
Brown DROPS Alpaca light nougat mix 2020 approx.10g/40m
Blue DROPS Alpaca navy blue uni colour 5575 A little amount
To make the flower I used Cascades 220 Yarn (col. 1005 Blue Quartz Heather), you
also can use Drops Alpaca col. Unicolor Light Blue 6205 and 3mm needle.
YARN IDEAS
Substitutes (please, read the sections "Gauge/Tension”):
- Cascade 220 Fingering PATTERN
- Drops Alpaca/ Drops Flora/Drops Nord
- Knit Picks Palette
CATEGORY
- King Cole Merino Blend 4 Ply A
- Regia 4 Ply
- Schachenmayr Baby Smiles Merino Wool
- Berroco Ultra Wool Fine
Suitable yarn brands: * All Polushkabunny patterns are classified into categories, with
each category featuring its own recommended yarn list. This allows for the flexibility
to choose any yarn from the specified list for your project. For instance, if the Knitting
Pattern for the Baby Duck/Goose toy falls into Category A, which corresponds with
the requested tool size, you can select any yarn from Category A's yarn list.
You can find and refer to the regularly updated yarn list here:
https://www.polushkabunny.com/yarn-substitutes-patterns-polushkabunny
TOOLS
A pair of 1.5mm straight needles (one-pointed or circular with a cord (work in rows))
(optional: if you prefer, you may also use 1.5mm DPNs for certain parts of the project)
Tapestry needle for sewing.
GAUGE/TENSION
Work in stockinette stitch on 1.5 mm needles. Gauge/tension: 9stitches х 10rows in
2.5cm x 2.5cm (1 in x 1 in).
OTHER MATERIALS
Polyester Fiber stuffing Approx. 10g
6mm Safety eyes х2
Black/Brown cotton yarn approx. 1g to embroider Catona Yarn 4 Ply, 125

eyebrows meters in 50g
SIZE
The Baby Duck/Goose stands approximately 13 cm (5 inches) tall when using the
specified yarn thickness and tools.
TIPS
STUFFING SOFT TOY
Polyester Fiber Fill: The stuffing technique significantly affects your toy's shape. Begin
with little bits and increase adding more for form. Fill corners well for firm shaping but
avoid overstuffing and stretching stitches. Use a lengthy, slender needle to adjust the
stuffing evenly. Check the pattern's videos for more tips.
SAFETY EYES
Safety first! Make sure your little ones are safe by avoiding safety eyes, buttons, beads
or glass eyes on toys for children under three years old – they can be a choking hazard.
WASHING
Clean up time? These animals can be washed by hands in warm water and dried flat.
FLOWER (knitted flat)

Blue: Cast on 10 sts using a long tail cast on method
Row 1 slP, Purl across [10]
Row 2 slK, Knit to last st, P1 [10]
Row 3 slK, P1, cast off purlwise 6 sts, P2 [4]
Row 4 slK, K1, make 6sts using M1BL increase, K1, P1 [10]
Repeat the pattern for 1-4 rows x4 more times
Row 22 slK, Knit to last st, P1 [10]
Row 23 Cast off purlwise [0]
Cut off a thread leaving a long tail for sewing
Fold the item in half along its length, refer to the attached pictures. Next, work a
whip stitch along one long open edge, ensuring to tighten as you progress. For the
finishing touch, utilize the embroidering "French knot" method to imitate a bud.
HEAD
Knitted flat, back and forth, in one piece, using a pair of
one-pointed needles or circular needles with a cord (work
in rows). Start from a beak.
Yellow (leave a long tail for sewing purposes):
cast on 15 stitches using a long tail method
Row 1 (WS) slP, Purl across [15]
Row 2 (RS) slK, K2, RLI, K2, LLI, K5, RLI, K2, LLI, K2, P1 [19]
Row 3 slK, Purl across [19]
Row 4 slK, K2, RLI, K4, LLI, K5, RLI, K4, LLI, K2, P1 [23]
Row 5-7 slK, Stockinette stitch to last st, P1 [23]
On the Wrong side. Use a long thread of any
thin cotton white/beige yarn(I used a grey
one). Pull a yarn thought back loops of the
stitches (as you work in whip stitches) leaving
a long tail in the beginning and end of sewing
(leave tails on the right side of your work); we
will pull them back later to shape the beak.
Video tutorial: https://youtu.be/1e2NidE2Lu8
or Scan QR code and look for a video “#1.2
How to make a whip stitch”
Row 8 Green: slK, К5, *(M1, K1)from*rep x12, M1, K4,
P1 [36]
Row 9 slK, P11, K1(eye marker), P10, K1(eye marker),
P12 [36]
Row 12 slK, K8, RLI, K4, RLI, K11, LLI, K4, LLI, K7, P1 [40]
Now we are going to work shortened rows
Row 14 slK, K30, Turn (9 sts left)
Row 15 YO, P22, Turn (9 sts left)
Row 16 YO, K18 , Turn (4 sts)
Row 17 YO, P14, Turn (4 sts before the turn made in
previous row)
Row 18 YO, K14, K2tog, K3, K2tog , K7, P1 (the end of
row)
Row 19 slK, P26, SSP, P3, SSP, P8 [40]
Row 20 slK, K18, RLI, K3, LLI, K17, P1 [42]
Row 22 slK, K18, RLI, K5, LLI, K17, P1 [44]
Row 24 slK, K18, K2tog, K3, SSK, K17, P1 [42]
Row 26 slK, K17, K2tog, K3, SSK, K16, P1 [40]
Row 28 slK,K16, K2tog, K3, SSK, K15, P1 [38]
Row 30 slK, *(K3, K2tog)from*rep x7, K1, P1 [31]
Row 32 slK, *(K1, K2tog)from*rep x10 [21]

Cut off a thread, leave a long tail for sewing purposes.
Work a tapestry needle with the tail through remaining
stitches and pull tight
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BODY
Knitted flat, back and forth, in one piece, using a pair of one-
pointed needles or circular needles with a cord (work in
rows). Top-down.
White (leave a long tail for sewing purposes):
Cast on 17 sts using a Long tail method
Row 1(WS) slP, Purl across [17]
Row 2(RS) slK, *(K3, LLI)from*rep x5, P1 [22]
Row 4 Dark Brown: slK, Knit to last st, P1 [22]
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Row 6 slK, K1, *(K3, RLI, K3)from*rep x3, K1, P1 [25]
Row 12 Brown: slK, K1, RLI, K1, *(RLI, K2)from*rep x5,
*(LLI, K2)from*rep x5, LLI, K1, P1 [37]
Row 18 slK, *(K3, RLI, K4)from*rep x5, P1 [42]
Row 19-33 slK, Stockinette stitch to last st, P1[42]
Row 34 slK, *(K1, K2tog, K1)from*rep x10, P1 [32]
Row 36 slK, *(K1, K2tog)from*rep x10, P1 [22]
Row 38 slK, K2tog rep to last st, P1 [12]
Cut off a thread, leaving a long tail for sewing. Work a tapestry
needle with the tail through last stitches and pull tight.
LEGS x2
Knitted flat, back and forth, from sole up in one piece with a pair
of knitting needles or circular needle with a cord (work in rows).
Note: We are going to work shortened rows to shape a heel
Yellow: Cast on 30 stitches using Long Tail cast on
method POLUSHKABUNNY
Row 1 (WS) slP, Purl across [30]
Row 2 (RS) slK, *(K1, SSK, K8, K2tog, K1)from*rep x2, P1[ 26]
Row 4 slK, *(K1, SSK, K6, K2tog, K1)from*rep x2, P1 [22]
Row 6 slK, *(K1, SSK, K4, K2tog, K1)fro m*rep x2, P1 [18]
Row 8 slK, *(K1, SSK, K2, K2tog, K1)from*rep x2, P1 [14]
heel
For the right leg:
Row 10 slK, K4, SSK <turn around; don’t finish the row> [13]
Row 11 slP, P2, P2tog <turn around> [12]
Row 12 slK, K2, SSK <turn around> [11]
Row 13 slP, P2, P2tog <turn around> [10] Right
Row 14 slK, K8, P1 [10] we have completed working the
heel. Procced to the section “For both legs”
For the left leg: heel
Row 10 slK, K10, SSK <turn around; don’t finish the row> [13]
Row 11 slP, P2, P2tog <turn around> [12]
Row 12 slK, K2, SSK <turn around> [11]
Row 13 slP, P2, P2tog, P6 [10]
Row 14 slK, K8, P1 [10] Left
we have completed working the heel
Continue knitting according to the pattern for both
legs. If you know how to work on DPNs you can
switch on this kind of knitting needles and continue
working in the round up to Rd 25
Row\Rd slK, Stockinette stitch to last st, P1 [10]
15-25
Row 26 Brown: slK, *(K1, M1)from*rep to last st, P1 [18]
For DPNs: *( K1, M1) from*rep x8, K2 [18]
Row\Rd slK, Stockinette stitch to last st, P1 [18]
27-33 For DPNs: Knit
Row\Rd 34 slK, K2tog x8, P1 [10]
For DPNs: K2tog x9 [9]
Row\Rd 35 slK, Purl across [10]
For DPNs: Knit [9]
Cut off a thread, leaving a long tail for sewing. Work a tapestry
needle with the tail through last stitches and pull tight.
TAIL
Knitted flat, back and forth, in one piece
Brown (leave a long tail for sewing): Cast on 17sts POLUSHKABUNNY
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Row 8 slK, K2tog x3, P1 [5]
Row 10 slK, K3tog, P1 [3]
Cut off a thread leaving a long tail. Pull a thread
through a remaining stitch and pull tight. Stuff a
little bit before attaching to the body.
WINGS (x2)
Knitted flat, back and forth, in one piece, using a pair one-
pointed needles or circular needles with a cord (work in rows).
Dark Brown (leave a long tail for sewing): 14 stitches
using a long tail
Row 2-7 slK, Stockinette stitch to last st, P1 [14] N
Y
N
Row 8 Off-White: slK, K5, K2tog, K5, P1 [13] ABU
K
Row 9 slK, Purl across [13] LU
SH
O
Row 10 Blue: slK, K4, K2tog, K5, P1 [12] P

Row 12 Dark Brown: slK, K4, K2tog, K4, P1 [11]
Row 14 slK, K3, K2tog, K4, P1 [10]
Row 16 slK, K2, K2tog, SSK, K2, P1 [8]
Row 18 slK, K1, K2tog, SSK, K1, P1 [6]
Row 20 slK, K2tog, SSK, P1 [4]
Cut off a thread, leaving a long tail for sewing.
Work a tapestry needle with the tail through last
stitches and pull tight.
Y
NN
BU
KA
SH
LU
PO
ASSEMBLING
HEAD
The instructional videos an photos featured in this section demonstrate the principle of
assembly using the large goose as an example. The baby duck is assembled in the
same manner.
Video tutorial https://youtu.be/K9PYIS5tc-A or scan QR code and look for a video “#4
Goose Flat version- Assembling”
1. Place safety eyes into the purl stitches (eye markers)
Scan QR code
and look for the
video “#4 Goose
Flat version-
Assembling.”
2. Use the cast-on tail to stitch edges together under the

beak in mattress stitch on the right side. Leave the front
edge of the beak open. Ensure that you don't sew through
the row with the inserted thread as it will prevent you from
shaping the beak later.
3. Use the tail that was pulled through the last stitches of your
knitted fabric and use it to sew the edges of the head
together with a mattress stitch on the right side. Remember
to leave the opening approx. 2cm at the bottom of the
head for stuffing. Stuff the head, being careful to avoid
overfilling the beak area, which should be lightly stuffed, if
at all. The front edge is still open.
• Do not overstuff, don’t let the stitches stretch.
• Distribute the stuffing throughout the toy by inserting a
long thin sewing needle in between the knitted stitches
and moving the stuffing around to fill the space.
• Move stuffing up to the top of the head shaping a high
forehead. Follow the measurements from the picture.
The white arrows show how to distribute stuffing.
• The head has a rounded shape! And flat at the bottom.
4. To ensure accurate beak stitching, follow the images

provided, squeeze the beak, holding the beak seam 15cm
centered at the bottom. Use a whip stitch on the right
side of the knitted fabric and new yarn to stitch the
edges of the beak opening in front together from side
to side. While seaming, ensure that you insert the
needle through the outer stitch legs for a seamless
finish.
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5. SHAPING THE BEAK POLUSHKABUNNY
Now, gently pull back the When shaping is done, secure a pair and weave in
yarn ends inserted (when ends.
knitting the head) to further
shape the beak. If necessary,
you can remove some
stuffing from the head or
beak if you feel that these
areas are overstuffed.
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6. EYE SOCKETS
Now we should make eye sockets using a long needle and the the yarn used to knit
the head approx. 10cm for each eye socket. Follow the instruction and the video
tutorial
1. Insert the needle from under the beak at the 2. Then step 2-3 stitches to the
middle toward the space under the first eye. side along the beak and insert
One end if the yarn is left outside the needle toward to a
starting point. Leave the
second tail outside at the
bottom of the beak
Repeat the same for the second eye. When it’s done there are 2 pairs of the yarn
ends at the bottom under the beak. Pull back each pair, shaping eye sickets and
tighten and weave in.
https://youtu.be/K9PYIS5tc-A
Scan QR code and look
for the video “#4 Goose
Flat version- Assembling.”
11:35 min - Eye sockets
7. Embroider eyebrows with a Brown/Black yarn. Video tutorial: #2 Facial design 06:44
min – Eyebrows https://youtu.be/KVr2D0672dM
BODY SHAPING&SEWING.
Sew the body in mattress stitch on the right 22 cm
side using the tail left at the bottom. 20-22 cm
9.5 cm
Stuff the body. To ensure the perfect
shape for your toy, follow the control
measurements shown in the picture
provided. It is important to pack the 34 cm
stuffing tightly to maintain the toy's shape
but be careful not to overstuff it or stretch
the knitted stitches.
15 cm
https://youtu.be/KVr2D0672dM
Scan QR code and look for the video “#2 Facial

design, stuffing, shaping, head and body joining.”
07:57 min: Head and body joining.”
ATTACHING THE HEAD and BODY

Watch a video tutorial:
Join the head to the body with sewing pins.
Working around, attach the head to the body in a running stitch,
grabbing stitch of the body and stitch of the head alternatively.
When a small opening left, insert more stuffing the neck to make it firm.
Stuff the neck well so that the neck is sturdy. Finish seaming. If you have
done everything correctly, your toy’s head will be stable.
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LEGS
Fold the leg and seam the front opening of the leg in the same way as we
sewed the front beak seam - in whip stitch on the right side. Seam the rest
of the leg seam in the mattress stitch on the right side and stuff as you work,
do not stuff a palmate.
https://youtu.be/KRVsMav6PoM
Use the long tail to shape a hip (make Scan QR code
several stitches through the stuffing back and look for the
and forth and leave a long tail for video “Legs,
attaching). Through this point we will Wings,
attach legs to the body. Attaching.”
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Do not stuff
this part!
Shape a palmate with the tapestry needle and the yarn used to knit it.
Insert the needle from the bottom towards the base of the leg, make a
wide stitch (2 knitted stitches) and bring the yarn back to the bottom. Pull
back yarn flattening the duck foot by this stitch. Secure the yarn and
weave in.
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LEG, WINGS&TAIL ATTACHING

Attach the legs by tails left after the "hip point" shaping.
Pull the thread through the body to the opposite side, pull back the yarn,
and make a secure stitch so that the leg sits tight in place. Then grab the
second leg and insert the needle through the hip point we shaped
before and make the secure stitch once again. Then work the needle
with yarn through hip points on the legs and body back and forth several
times. Weave in.
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Fold the wing in half, sew and attach to the body with a whip stitch
moving around the edge. Fold the tail in half and sew on the lower body.
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Scan QR code and look for the

video “Legs, Wings, Attaching”
https://youtu.be/KRVsMav6PoM
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(both online and in print), exchanged, translated, or resold! Sale of dolls made with the use of these instructions is allowed, provided that they are made
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To make the Outfit you need :

Yellow (used to make a hat) – Drops Alpaca col. goldenrod uni colour 2923 (total
amount - approx.5g/20m)
Light Blue - Drops Alpaca col fog mix 9021 (total amount - approx.10g/35m)
You also need x2 tiny buttons.
HAT
Yellow: cast on 52 stitches using a long tail method
Row 1-2 slP, Knit across [52]
Row 3(RS) slP, *(K3, K2tog)from*rep to last st, K1 [42]
Row 4 slP, Knit across [42]
Row 5 slP, *(K1, K2tog, K1)from*rep rep to last st, K1 [32]
Row 7 slK, Knit across [32]
Row 8-14 slP, Knit across [32]
Row 15 slP, *(K1, K2tog)from*rep to last st, K1 [22]
Row 17 slP, K2tog x10, K1 [12]
Cut off a thread leaving a long tail for sewing. Work a tapestry
needle with the tail through last stitches and pull tight. Sew the
edges together
With any color you have in your stash (in my case, it’s orange)
make a running stitch on the hat to decorate it and leave both
ends loose
PANTS
Light Blue: cast on 44 stitches using a long tail method
Row 1-2 slK, *(K1, P1)from*rep to last st, P1 [44]
Row 3(WS) slK, Purl across [44]
Row 4(RS) slK, Knit to last st, P1[44]
Row 14 slK, *(K2, M1, K2)from*rep x5, K2,
*(K2, M1, K2) from*rep x5, P1 [54]
Test the fit of the pants on your toy. The length of the piece you've knitted
should extend from the waistband down to the crotch area. If the piece is
too short, continue knitting to achieve the required length, making sure to
finish off with a purl row.
Row 22 Cast off knitwise 3sts, K21(transfer all these worked stitches onto a stitch
holder; we'll leave these stitches for later when making the second leg),
cast off knitwise 6sts, K24 [45]
Row 23 Cast off purlwise 3sts, P21 [21]
Continue working the first leg
Test the fit of the pants on your toy. The leg length
should come close to, but not quite reach, the heel. If
it’s too short, continue knitting until you reach the
desired length, and be sure to finish with a purl row.
Row 28 slK, *(K1, K2tog, K1)from*rep across [16]
Row 29 slP, *(K1, P1)from*rep to last st, P1 [16]
Row 30 slK, *(K1, P1)from*rep to last st, P1 [16]
Row 31 Cast off pattern [0]
Cut off a thread leaving a long tail for sewing.
Work the second leg
Row 24-31 With a new thread work the stitches left for the second leg. Transfer them
back onto your needle and starting from the right side repeat the pattern
for the first leg.
STAPS (make 2)
Light Blue: cast on 30 sts using a long tail method
Row 2 Cast off knitwise [0]
Sew the straps to the front of the waistband with buttons and attach them
to the back as well. Then sew the leg seams and the back seam, ensuring
you leave an opening for the tail.
ABBREVIATIONS
Continental knitting style. You can knit as you feel comfortable and use any way to
perform following abbreviations.
St(s) Stitch(es)
Cast on Long Tail Cast On Method
slK Slip stitch knitwise
slP Slip stitch purlwise
K/Knit Knit stitch/ Knit all stitches
P/Purl Purl stitch / Purl all stitches
SSK Slip Slip Knit: slip one stitch kwise, slip next stitch kwise, insert left needle into front
of two slipped stitches and knit them together through back of loops (1 stitch
decreased)
K2tog Knit 2 stitches together
P2tog Purl two stitches together (1 stitch decreased)
K3tog Knit 3 stitches together
YO Yarn Over
M1 Make one stitch (1 stitch increase)
1 Insert the right needle, back to front, into a bar between stitches (pic.1).
2 Place this bar on your left needle twisting this stitch at the same time
(Pic.2).
3 Knit into the front shoulder of this stitch (pic.3); Result pic.4
Pic.1 Pic.2 Pic.3 Pic.4
M1BL Make one Backwards loop increase https://youtu.be/64Gjik6Wzyo :

1. Create a loop with the working yarn so that the tail end lies over the
working end (pic.1).
2. Insert the right needle into the loop from front to back (pic.2).
3. Pull the yarn to tighten the loop on the right needle, creating a new
stitch (pic.3).
Pic.1 Pic.2 Pic.3 Pic.4
RLI Right Lifted Increase 1 extra stitch, this increase doesn’t involve working
the actual stitch (the stitch whose leg we used to make the increase):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAJszKlNYi4&t=2s
1 Into stitch one row below the left needle (pic.1) Insert the right
needle, front to back(pic.2).
2 Place it on your left needle twisting this stitch at the same time(pic.3).
3 Knit into the front shoulder of this stitch (pic.4-5); Result pic.6
Pic.1 Pic.2 Pic.

3
Pic.6
Pic.4 Pic.5
LLI Left Lifted Increase (1 extra stitch, this increase doesn’t involve working
the actual stitch (the stitch whose leg we used to make the increase)):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NFy7pzamJ_I&t=2s
1. By your right needle Pick up the left shoulder (front to back) of the stitch
2 rows below the last stitch on your right needle (pic.1, result pic.2).
2. Place it on your left needle twisting this stitch at the same time(pic.3)
3. Knit into the back shoulder (pic.4; result- pic.5) (increase made).
Pic.1 Pic.2 Pic.

3
Pic.4 Pic.5
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FIND A BONUS – OUTFIT PATTERN ON PAGE 16

HELLO, CREATIVE SOUL!

ABOUT THIS PROJECT

Yarn brand and colors Total for a duck

Yellow Drops Alpaca col. goldenrod uni colour approx.5g/20m

White DROPS Alpaca white uni colour 101 A little amount

Brown DROPS Alpaca light nougat mix 2020 approx.10g/40m

6mm Safety eyes х2

Black/Brown cotton yarn approx. 1g to embroider Catona Yarn 4 Ply, 125

FLOWER (knitted flat)

Row 33 slP, Purl across [21]

Row 1(WS) slP, Purl across [17]

Row 11 slK, Purl across [12]

1. Place safety eyes into the purl stitches (eye markers)

2. Use the cast-on tail to stitch edges together under the

4. To ensure accurate beak stitching, follow the images

5. SHAPING THE BEAK POLUSHKABUNNY

Scan QR code and look for the video “#2 Facial

ATTACHING THE HEAD and BODY

LEG, WINGS&TAIL ATTACHING

Scan QR code and look for the

To make the Outfit you need :

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M1BL Make one Backwards loop increase https://youtu.be/64Gjik6Wzyo :

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CROCHET KNITTING PLUSH TOYS

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