CRAB DONUT

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MATERIALS

Yarns

 Yarn A: Susan 4 Family red 31 (50g, 120m)

 Yarn B: Susan 4 Family white 64 (50g, 120m)
 Yarn C: Susan 4 Family yellow 09 (50g, 120m)

Other materials

 Crochet hook size 2.5mm

 Tapestry needles, black thread, pins, stitch markers, scissors, polyester fiberfill

ABBREVIATIONS – US TERMS ABBREVIATIONS – US TERMS

Ch Chain (…) Work all stitches in the same stitch

Sc Single Crochet […]…x Repeat instructions in
Inc Single Crochet Increase brackets…times
Dec Single Crochet Decrease Bobble Bobble Stitch (4 Hdcs in the same st)
Hdc Half Double Crochet BLO Back loop only
Mr Magic Ring FLO Front loop only
Dc Double Crochet BPDC Back Post Double Crochet
Rnds Rounds FPDC Front Post Double Crochet
Sts Stitches
Tr Treble Crochet
Slst Slip stitch
Double Double Treble -it’s just like Treble st,
Tr but you yarn over 3 times (4 loops on
the hook)
INSTRUCTIONS

Donut (yarn A)

1-27 Repeat rnd 1-27 of the (32)

Dragon’s Donut (the 1st
pattern)

Break the yarn, Uuse a tapestry needle to sew

2 edges together, stuff firmly along sewing
(pic 1).

Eyes (yarn B, X2)

1 Mr, sc 6 (6)
2 inc 6 (12)
3 [sc, inc] 6x (18)
4-5 sc 18 (2 rnds) (18)

Break the yarn (pic 2). Sew the eyes on the

donut (pic 3). Use black thread to embroidery
2 eyes and mouth (pic 4).

Claws (yarn A, X2)

1 Mr, sc 6 (6)
2 inc 6 (12) 10 [sc 2, dec] 6x, stuff firmly (18)
3 [sc, inc] 6x (18) 11 [sc, dec] 6x (12)
4-5 sc 18 (2 rnds) (18) 12-13 sc 12 (2 rnds) (12)

Break the yarn, make the 2nd piece the same Break the yarn (pic 5). Sew 2 claws on the
way but do not break the yarn, join with the donut (pic 6).
1st piece, and continue to crochet the
following rnds: Legs (yarn A, X8)
6 sc 18 (on the 1st piece), sc 18 (36)
(on the 2nd piece) 1 Mr, sc 6 (6)
7 sc 36 (36) 2 [sc, inc] 3x (9)
8 [sc 4, dec] 6x (30) 3-5 sc 9 (3 rnds) (9)
9 [sc 3, dec] 6x (24)
Break the yarn, sew 8 legs on the donut (pic 7-8).
INSTRUCTIONS

Cheeks (yarn C, X2)

1 Mr, sc 6, slst on the 1st st (6)

Break the yarn, sew 2 cheeks on the donut

(pic 9).

Use white yarn/thread to embroidery lines

on the claws (pic 10).