Carol Anne

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Supplies Important Note About Yarn Choice

- B Crochet Hook
- Sport Weight Yarn (3) I’ve listed the actual yarns I used on the last page of this
- Tapestry Needle pattern. Please don’t let that limit you as to what yarns you
- Scissors choose. I prefer to work in mercerized cotton and have found
- 8 mm safety eyes my favorite go to yarns. The brands that I have chosen are
- Polyester Fiber fill listed as sport weight or DK, (and even sock weight) ranging
- Pins from weight of 1 to 3. When I was first starting to learn
- Stitch Marker amigurumi and I would purchase patterns that had “fancy
- 20 gauge Crafting Wire yarn” that I didn’t have in my stash, or couldn’t find at local
- plastic canvas big box store and I wasn’t sure how to convert it for the
yarns I did have. I have tried to avoid this in my patterns
while still using the yarn I like to work with. So even though
my listed yarns seem like they are all different weights, I
have tested and swatched all to make sure that they work as
Yarn Colors the same weight regardless of what the label lists it at. (For
example, the sock weight Hobbii yarn crochets up in size
- Light Beige - White identical to a DK weight in acrylic Paintbox yarn).
- Blue - Red So if you follow the pattern using yarn that has a weight of 2
- Yellow - Black or 3 or are the exact yarns I used, use a B hook for the doll.
- Dark Gray - Brown If you would prefer using worsted weight (4) in cotton OR
- Light Gray acrylic, all you need to do is use a D hook for the doll.

Key
- MR: Magic Ring
- HDC inc: Work two HDC into the same st
- SL ST: slip stitch
- DC inc: Work 2 DC into the same st
- CH: Chain
- SC3TOG: single crochet three together decrease
- SC: Single Crochet
- INC: Increase
- HDC: Half Double Crochet
- DEC: Decrease
- DC: Double Crochet
- F/O: Finish Off
- ST: Stitch
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Notes
- This doll is crocheted with sport weight
yarn and a B hook unless noted
otherwise.
- Although I used Cotton Yarn at a 3
weight for this project, you can
substitute ANY weight yarn. Just adjust
your hook size. Worsted weight, for
example, can be used with a D hook to
replace the B hook.
- The doll is crocheted in BOTH loops
unless specified.
- There is no gauge to this pattern. Final
size will depend on your tension and yarn
weight.
- Crochet the doll with tight stitches.
- The doll is crocheted in the round so use
a stitch marker or contrasting piece of
yarn to keep track of your rounds.
- This pattern is for personal use only. It is
prohibited to copy or distribute this
pattern in any way.
- Final products CAN be sold. Please credit
Hooray! It’s Crochet as the designer.
- I would love to see finished products!
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Pattern Notes
Here are some common forms of
abbreviation I will use in the patterns,
followed by a description of what to do
in case you’re having trouble
understanding the pattern.
1. *Sc 4, inc* repeat around
This means to Single crochet in the next four
stitches (sc 4) then single crochet 2 stitches
(inc) into the next stitch. Repeat this until
the end of the round.
2. Sc around :
Single crochet into each stitch in the round
until the end
3. Sc 2, dec 3x, sc 7 :
Single crochet into the next two stitches (sc
2). Stitch together two stitches three times in
a row (dec 3x)
4. Sc 4, HDC 2, (HDC inc), (DC inc), (HDC
inc), HDC 2, sc 3:
✴ Single crochet into the next 4 stitches (SC
4).
✴ HDC into the next two stitches (HDC 2).
✴ HDC two times in the same stitch (HDC
inc).
✴ DC two times in the same stitch (DC inc).
✴ HDC two times in the same stitch. (HDC
inc)
✴ single crochet in the next 3 stitches (sc 3)
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Head and Body

1 With Skin color: Make a magic ring, st 6 sc inside 6

2 Inc into each st around 12
3 *sc, inc*, repeat around 18
4 *sc 2, inc*, repeat around 24
5 *sc 3, inc*, repeat around 30
6 *sc 4, inc*, repeat around 36
7-13 Sc in each stitch around for SEVEN rounds 36
14 *sc 5, inc*, repeat around 42
sc in each stitch around. With a stitch marker, mark stitches 7 and 13 in
15 42
this round. You will add the eyes there later.
16-19 sc in each stitch around for FOUR rounds 42
20 *sc 5, dec*, repeat around 36
Add Eyes Now
21 *sc 4, dec*, repeat around 30
22 *sc 3, dec*, repeat around 24
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Torso

23 *sc 2, dec*, repeat around 18

Start stuffing now. Stuff firmly but don’t overstuff!

24 *sc, dec*, repeat around 12
25 dec around 6
26 sc into each stitch around 6

27 inc in each stitch around. Switch to BLUE on the last stitch. 12

28 In the FLO: inc in each stitch around 24

29-33 Back into both Loops: sc in each stitch around for FIVE rounds 24
34 *sc 3, inc*, repeat around 30

35-36 Sc in each stitch around for TWO rounds. Then finish off. (fig. A) 30

Pelvis

Now flip the pajama top up to reveal the unworked back loops from
round 28 (figs. B and C)

Attach your blue yarn to the first unworked back loop and sc in each stitch
1 24
around.

A B C
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Pelvis Continued

sc in each stitch around for THREE rounds. Don’t finish off. You will now split
2-4 24
the body into two legs. But first, prepare your crafting wire!

Prepare Crafting Wire

Take your crafting wire and cut approximately 14 inches. Fold the wire in half and then insert the
wire into the doll, making sure that the top of the wire sits snuggly into the head. The wire will go
down, through the neck and the torso and then branch off with one side into each leg (as
illustrated in fig. A.) Once the first leg is complete, start stuffing the torso and the first leg.
Then start working on the second leg.

A
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Split the Legs

You will be splitting the legs into 12 stitches on each side.

First locate the middle stitch on the front and back of Carol Anne and mark them with a
stitch marker (fig. A). This step in to insure that her legs are even and are facing the
correct way.
The middle stitch in the back should the same as the ending stitch for the last round you
just made. So you need to SKIP 12 (all the x’s) stitches and then sc 12 for the first round of
the first leg. You will continue to only work in these 12 stitches for the first leg. When you’re
ready to start the second leg, you will be connecting your yarn to the unworked stitch next
to the 12 from the figure below.

Second Leg First Leg

Connect your yarn here for the

second leg.
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First Pajama Leg

Continuing on from Round 4 of the pelvis

skip the first 12 stitches then sc into the next 12 stitches. You will continue to
1 12
only work in these 12 stitches for the first leg.

2-5 sc in each stitch around for FOUR rounds 12

6 In the FLO: sc in each stitch around 12

7 Back in Both Loops again: sc in each stitch around and then finish off. 12

Side View: After the first round of Top View: After the first round of
the first leg the first leg
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First Leg

Flip back the cuff of the pants to reveal the unworked Back Loops from round
6 (fig. B) Attach your SKIN color yarn to the first unworked back loop (fig.
C)

1 In the BLO, *sc 2, dec*, repeat around 9

Back in Both Loops: sc in each stitch around for THREE rounds and finish
2-4 9
off

C
A
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First Slipper

Hold Carol Anne so that her back is facing you. Attach your RED yarn to the
BACK LOOP of the middle stitch. (fig. A illustrates this, although this is
a photo of the second leg)

1 Working in the BLO: *sc 2, inc*, repeat around 12

2** Back in Both Loops: sc 3, HDC 2, (HDC, inc) x3, HDC 2, sc 2 15

3** sc 3, HDC 3, (HDC inc), (HDC, DC), (DC, HDC), (HDC inc), HDC 3, sc 2 19

4 sc in each stitch around and then finish off (figs. B and C) 19

A B C

For those of you who prefer this written out by stitch…

Back in Both Loops: sc, sc, sc, HDC, HDC, (HDC inc), (HDC inc), (HDC inc),
2** 15
HDC, HDC, sc, sc
sc, sc, sc, HDC, HDC, HDC, (HDC inc), (HDC, DC), (DC, HDC), (HDC inc),
3**
HDC, HDC, HDC, sc, sc
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Second Pajama Leg

Attach your blue yarn to the first unworked stitch from Round 4 of
the pelvis. (fig. A)

1 attach your yarn with a sc and then sc in each stitch around 12

2-5 sc in each stitch around for FOUR rounds 12

6 In the FLO: sc in each stitch around 12

7 Back in Both Loops again: sc in each stitch around and then finish off. 12

A B C

Second Leg

Flip back the cuff of the pants to reveal the unworked Back Loops from round
6 (fig. B) Attach your SKIN color yarn to the first unworked back loop (fig.
C)

1 In the BLO, *sc 2, dec*, repeat around 9

Back in Both Loops: sc in each stitch around for THREE rounds and finish
2-4 9
off
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Second Slipper

Hold Carol Anne so that her back is facing you. Attach your RED yarn to the
BACK LOOP of the middle stitch. (fig. A)

1 Working in the BLO: *sc 2, inc*, repeat around 12

2** Back in Both Loops: sc 3, HDC 2, (HDC, inc) x3, HDC 2, sc 2 15

3** sc 3, HDC 3, (HDC inc), (HDC, DC), (DC, HDC), (HDC inc), HDC 3, sc 2 19

4 sc in each stitch around and then finish off 19

For those of you who prefer this written out by stitch…

Back in Both Loops: sc, sc, sc, HDC, HDC, (HDC inc), (HDC inc), (HDC inc),
2** 15
HDC, HDC, sc, sc
sc, sc, sc, HDC, HDC, HDC, (HDC inc), (HDC, DC), (DC, HDC), (HDC inc),
3** 19
HDC, HDC, HDC, sc, sc
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Top of Slippers

Hold Carol Anne upside down with her back to you. Insert your hook
into the unworked Front Loop from round 1 of the legs. (fig. A)

1 With WHITE: sc in each stitch around 9

*DC 2, inc*, repeat around. Finish off and fold down so it sits on top of the
2 12
slipper. (fig. B)

A B C

Soles of Feet This will be crocheted in a flat oval shape. You will be
working on BOTH sides of the chain.
Make Two

1 With RED, CH 5 and turn 5

Sc 3, (sc 3 in last ch) rotate and continue on other side, sc 2, and work 2 sc
2 10
in last st

3 Sc 4, (sc 3x in next st), sc 4, (sc 2x in last st) 13

4 sc 5, (sc 3x in next st), sc 6, (sc 2x in last st). finish off. 16

Make sure the legs and torso are fully stuffed. Cut any remaining wire and
hide the ends in the legs. Sew the soles to the feet.
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Arm to Hand Make Two

1 With Blue, Ch 6, connect back to the first ch with a sl st to form a loop 6

2 sc in each stitch around 6
3 *sc, inc*, repeat around 9
4-9 sc in each stitch around for SIX rounds. 9
10 In the FLO: *sc 2, inc*, repeat around. Switch to WHITE on the last stitch. 12

11 *HDC 3, inc*, repeat around. Finish off. (fig.A) 15

Fold down the top of the sleeve to reveal the Back Loops from round 10.
Attach SKIN color yarn (figs. B and C)

12 sc in each stitch around for TWO rounds (fig. D) 9

Don’t finish off. You will now you will work on the fingers.

A B

C D
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Fingers

Flatten the hand so your hook and the last stitch you made is on the outside edge of the
round (the * symbol in the picture below)

• CH 3. Turn and sc in the second chain from the hook and the next chain. Insert your
hook into stitches 1 and 2 (from the illustration below) and slip stitch to secure the first
finger.
• With out finishing off, Ch 4. Turn and sc in the second chain from the hook and the next
two chains. Insert your hook into stitches 3 and 4 and slip stitch to secure the second
Fingers finger.
• CH 4. Turn and sc in the second chain from the hook and the next two chains. Insert
your hook into stitches 5 and 6 and slip stitch to secure the third finger.
• CH 4. Turn and sc in the second chain from the hook and the next two chains. Insert
your hook into stitches 7 and 8 and slip stitch to secure the fourth finger. Finish off and
repeat on the other hand.

Illustration of the stitches of the hand. You

are starting from the *. The four fingers
are crocheted directly to the hand. The
thumb is crocheted separately and sewn
on after. More pictures on the next page!
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Fingers

Chain made for first finger Secure the first finger to

starting at st * stitches 1 and 2

Chain 4 to start second Secure the second finger to

finger stitches 3 and 4.
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Thumbs

With Skin color, CH 3 and turn. Sc in second chain from hook and the next
1 2
chain. Finish off. Sew to the hand.

Before you attach the arms, you will make the pajama collar and the pajama “bib”.

Pajama Collar

Bend back Carol Anne’s neck to reveal the unworked

front loops from round 28 from the torso.

Start here End here

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Pajama Collar Continued

With Blue: Attach to the stitch shown below and Ch 3 (this chain counts as
your first stitch). DC 2x into the same stitch. HDC into each stitch around
1 15
until you get to the ending stitch (shown below) and DC into the last stitch
3x. Attach your WHITE yarn to the last stitch. Ch 1 and turn

2 sc in each stitch around and finish off 15

Leave this one End here with Blue. Add white

Start here with Blue
unworked and turn.

Pajama “Bib”

With WHITE: Ch 7. Turn and sc in the second

1 6
chain from the hook and the next 5. Ch 1 and turn

sc in each stitch across for THREE rows. Ch 1 and

2-4 6
turn at the end of each row

5 dec, sc 2, dec. ch 1 and turn 4

6 dec, dec and finish off. 2

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Pajama “Bib” continued

Attach your BLUE yarn to the upper left corner. (sc, HDC) into the same stitch. Then
continue to (sc, HDC) into each stitch around until you get to the upper right side of the
7
“bib”. Slip stitch in the 5 stitches across the top. Then finish off and attach to Carol
Anne’s pajamas. Make sure that the collar overlaps the top of the “bib”.

Finally take your needle and a piece of yarn. Bring your yarn into the the left part of her
collar and then out through the right part of her collar. Tie it into a bow.
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Arm Assembly

Cut a piece of crafting wire approximately 7 inches long. You want it to pass through the
body and each arm and then into the hand. Fold over the wire at the end so the end doesn’t
poke through the hand. Slip the arms onto the wires and attach directly to the body with a
tapestry needle and matching yarn.
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Hair All rows of hair are worked in the BACK LOOP ONLY.

With YELLOW: CH 30. Turn and slip stitch into the second chain from the
1 hook and then slip stitch into the next st, then sc 3 and HDC 24. CH 2 and 29
turn.
2 HDC 24, sc 3, sl st 2. ch 1 and turn 29
3 sl st 2, sc 3, HDC 24. ch 2 and turn 29
4 HDC 24, sc 3, sl st 2. ch 1 and turn 29
5 sl st 2, sc 3, HDC 24. ch 2 and turn 29
6 HDC 24, sc 3, sl st 2. ch 1 and turn 29
7 sl st 2, sc 3, HDC 24. ch 2 and turn 29
8 HDC 24, sc 3, sl st 2. ch 1 and turn 29
9 sl st 2, sc 3, HDC 24. ch 2 and turn 29
10 HDC 24, sc 3, sl st 2. ch 1 and turn 29
11 sl st 2, sc 3, HDC 24. ch 2 and turn 29

12 HDC 24, sc 3, sl st 2. ch 1 and turn 29

13 sl st 2, sc 3, HDC 24. ch 2 and turn 29

14 HDC 24, sc 3, sl st 2. ch 1 and turn 29

The next rows will form the bangs. Continue working in the BLO

15 sl st 2, sc 3, HDC 8. ch 2 and turn 13

16 HDC 8, sc 3, sl st 2. ch 1 and turn 13

17 sl st 2, sc 3, HDC 8. ch 2 and turn 13

18 HDC 8, sc 3, sl st 2. ch 1 and turn 13

19 sl st 2, sc 3, HDC 8. ch 2 and turn 13

20 HDC 8, sc 3, sl st 2. ch 1 and turn 13

21 sl st 2, sc 3, HDC 8. ch 2 and turn 13

22 HDC 8, sc 3, sl st 2. ch 1 and turn 13

23 sl st 2, sc 3, HDC 8. don’t finish off yet.. 13


Hair continued
Don’t finish off yet. You will
now assemble the hair.
Insert your hook through
BOTH stitches next to each
other and make a sl st.
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Make sure that your last
Fold over the bangs so that
stitch is lined up with the
the last row you crocheted
13th stitch from the first
lines up with the first row.
row.
Finish off and leave a long
Continue making slip stitches
tail. Now flip the hair inside
though both sides until you
out so the seam is on the
reach the top
inside.
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Hair continued

Take the tail and your tapestry needle

and work the needle through the Pull closed and secure with a knot.
stitches around the top.

Use the remainder of the yarn tail to sew

the hair to Carol Anne’s head.

Make sure that the top of her bangs sit

right above her eyes.
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Television Ghost Hand

1 With WHITE: Ch 8 connect back to the first ch with a sl st to form a loop 8

2-9 sc in each st around for EIGHT rounds 8

10 *sc, inc*, repeat around 12

11 *sc 2, inc*, repeat around 16
12 *sc 3, inc*, repeat around 20
13 sc in each stitch around. don’t finish off yet! 20
Now you will be working on the fingers. The fingers will be worked in rounds,
directly onto the hand using five stitches as the base for each finger. Four
fingers will be made onto the hand. The thumb will be crocheted separately
after and sewn onto the hand.

Hold the hand as shown below (fig. A), with your last stitch from round 13 sitting on the right
side. The numbers in (fig. B) illustrate the stitches around the hand. They are color coded by
finger.
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Television Ghost Fingers See next page for more pictures!

Continuing on from the last stitch of round 13 you will now be working
Finger 1
only in the stitches colored pink.
sc 2, skip 15, sc 3. Now continue to only work in these five stitches.
1 5

2 sc in each stitch around for FOUR rounds. finish off and sew the top closed 5
Attach your white yarn to stitch 3. Now you will be working only in the
Finger 2
Blue stitches.
1 sc 3, skip 10, sc 2 5
2 sc in each stitch around for SIX rounds. finish off and sew the top closed 5
Attach your white yarn to stitch 6. Now you will be working only in the
Finger 3
green stitches
1 sc 2, skip 5, sc 3 5
2 sc in each stitch around for EIGHT rounds. finish off and sew the top closed 5
Attach your white yarn to stitch 8. Now you will be working in the yellow
Finger 4
stitches
1 sc 5 5
2 sc in each stitch around for SIX rounds. finish off and sew the top closed 5

Television Ghost Thumb

Work the thumb separately from the hand. You will sew it on after.
1 mr 6 6
2 sc in each stitch around for 4 rounds. Finish off and sew to hand 6
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Television Ghost Hand Photo Examples

Skip 10 stitches. Insert your

First finger done. Attach Sc in the next three hook into stitch 16 and make
white yarn back to sc 3 stitches a sc into 16 and 17 to start
the second finger.

Use your needle to sew up

Crochet thumb Sew thumb to hand
the tip of each finger.
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Television Screen

With WHITE: CH 15. Turn and sc in the second chain from the hook and the
1 14
remaining 13 chains. Ch 1 and turn

2-10 sc in each stitch across for NINE rows. Ch 1 and turn at the end of each row. 14
11 sc in each stitch across. Switch to BLACK on the last stitch. ch 1 and turn 14
Now you will be working around the entire white screen**
With BLACK: sc 13 (along the bottom), sc 3 times in the corner stitch, (now
onto the side), sc 9, sc 3x in the corner stitch, (now along the top) sc 12, sc
12 54
3x in the corner, (now along the last side) sc 9, sc 2x in the last stitch (which
was also where you made your starting stitch).
Now work another round of black around the screen
sc 14, sc 3x in the corner, sc 11, sc 3x in the corner, sc 14, sc 3x in the
13 62
corner, sc 11, sc 3x in the last corner. Switch to Dark Grey on the last stitch

Now work one more round around in Dark Grey.

sc 15, sc 3x in the corner, sc 13, sc 3x in the corner, sc 16, sc 3x in the

14 70
corner, sc 13, sc 3x, sc 1 and finish off.

** For those who don’t require the count stitches for the border, you will be working a sc in each
stitch around and working three sc in each corner
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Television Side Panel

With LIGHT GREY: ch 7. turn and sc in the second chain from the hook and
1 6
then next 5. ch 1 and turn

2-5 sc in each stitch across for FOUR rows. ch 1 and turn at the end of each row 6

6 sc in each stitch across. switch to BLACK on the last stitch. ch 1 and turn 6

7-14 sc in each stitch across for EIGHT rows. ch 1 and turn at the end of each row 6
sc in each stitch across. switch to DARK GREY on the last stitch. Ch 1 and
15 6
turn

Now you will be working around the entire side panel

sc 5, sc 3x in the corner stitch, sc 13, sc 3x in the corner, sc 4, sc 3x in
16 46
corner, sc 13, sc 2x in corner. finish off

A B C

Hold the two panels on top of each other with the front sides facing each other. Attach your silver
yarn to the bottom of the two panels with a sc. Make sure you insert the hook through ALL four
loops from each side (fig. B). Work a sc in each matching stitch until you reach the top.
** you may want to block the pieces before connecting them and continuing on. I didn’t block mine,
but I think it would have been easier if i did.
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Full Front Panel

Now you have your two pieces crocheted together. Finish off and attach your Dark Grey yarn
to the upper right side of the panel.

With Dark Grey: Attach your yarn to the corner stitch. Sc in this stitch
and the next 28 stitches, work 3 stitches in the corner, sc 15 down the
1 short side, work 3 sc into the corner stitch, sc 27 across the bottom, 96
work 3 sc in the corner stitch, sc 15 up the last short side and sc 2x into
the last corner stitch. Switch to BROWN on this last st.
With BROWN: sc around the entire panel again: sc 29 across, sc 3x in
the corner, sc 17, sc 3x in the corner, sc 29, sc 3x in the corner, sc 17, sc
2 104
3x in the last corner.

Don’t finish off. The front panel is done, now you will start on the
easier task of crocheting the sides. This will be done in the round
AND in the BACK LOOPS only

3 In the BLO: sc in each stitch around 104

In the BLO: sc in each stitch around for SEVENTEEN rounds. Now your
4-20 104
tv has its front and sides. Don’t finish off.

You will be continuing on to work on the back panel after you’ve attached your ghost arm to
the front of the tv. But first cut a piece of plastic canvas to fit snugly in the tv to give extra
support to the ghost hand.
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Television Continued

A B

Take some of your craft wire, bend it over and stick it into the hand. I cut four pieces and
stuck them into each of the fingers, but this isn’t necessary. You really only need one piece,
folded over. Place the folded part into the hand, and stick the pointy ends of the wire into the
middle of the front of the tv screen (fig. C). This should pass through the tv screen and then
through the plastic canvas (fig. D). Then fold the wire over to secure it to the plastic canvas.
Once it is all in place, you will be sewing the hand directly onto the tv screen (fig. E).

C D E
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Television Continued

Once you have secured the ghost hand to the television, you can start working on the back
panel. This will close up the television.

The back panel will be worked in the round as well but in BOTH loops again. You will be
decreasing 3 stitches in each corner. The easiest way to do this is for you to take four stitch
markers and place one in each of the corner stitches. When you get to the stitch right before
the marker, remove that stitch marker and decrease through those next THREE stitches
(sc3tog). Place your stitch marker back in the stitch you just completed, That will be your
next corner stitch. Repeat this around until the box almost closes. The last little opening will be
sewn shut with your needle and matching yarn.
For those who prefer complete written instructions, please see below.
For EVERYONE, make sure you first sc 9 and then make this your new ending stitch.

First!! sc 9. Place your new ending stitch marker here. Now continue
on..

1 sc 15, (sc3tog), sc 17, (sc3tog), sc 29, (sc3tog), sc 17, (sc3tog), sc 14 96

2 sc 14, (sc3tog), sc 15, (sc3tog), sc 27, (sc3tog), sc 15, (sc3tog), sc 13 88

3 sc 13, (sc3tog), sc 13, (sc3tog), sc 25, (sc3tog), sc 13, (sc3tog), sc 12 80

4 sc 12, (sc3tog), sc 11, (sc3tog), sc 23, (sc3tog), sc 11, (sc3tog), sc 11 72

5 sc 11, (sc3tog), sc 9, (sc3tog), sc 21, (sc3tog), sc 9, (sc3tog), sc 10 64

6 sc 10, (sc3tog), sc 7, (sc3tog), sc 19, (sc3tog), sc 7, (sc3tog), sc 9 56

7 sc 9, (sc3tog), sc 5, (sc3tog), sc 17, (sc3tog), sc 5, (sc3tog), sc 8 48

8 sc 8 (sc3tog), sc 3, (sc3tog), sc 15, (sc3tog), sc 3, (sc3tog), sc 7 40

9 sc 7, (sc3tog), sc 1, (sc3tog), sc 13, (sc3tog), sc 1, (sc3tog), sc 6 32

sc 6, (sc3tog), sc 11, (sc3tog), sc 5. finish off, stuff the tv and then sew the
10 24
rest closed.

Pictures on the next page!!

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Television Continued

Find your four corners and mark them with a stitch marker. Since the box in the round can
look a little wonky, you can find the corner stitches by locating the corner from the front of
the tv panel and then pinching the side. This will show you exactly where it needs to be.

3 2 1

When you get to the stitch before the stitch marker (1) you will decrease by sc through
these three stitches ( 1, 2 and 3). Put your stitch marker into the new stitch made. That
will be your new corner.
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Yarn

Skin: Schachenmayr Catania in Soft Apricot (263)

Yellow: Phildar Phil Coton 3 in Poussin (2019)

Brown: Phildar Phil Coton 3 in Ecureuil (0057)

White: Phildar Phil Coton 3 in Craie (1397)

Blue: Phildar Phil Coton 3 in Azur (1367)

Light Grey: Phildar Phil Coton 3 in Silver (1462)

Dark Grey: Phildar Phil Coton 3 in Elephant (1399)

Red: Phildar Phil Coton 3 in Griotte (1459)

Black: Phildar Phil Coton 3 in Noir (1200)

** My Carol Anne stands approximately 5 inches tall and 2 inches wide.

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