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    This document provides a pattern for crocheting an amigurumi penguin toy. It includes detailed instructions and photos showing how to make the penguin's head, beak, body, wings, paws, and tail. Knitting patterns are also provided for a hat and scarf to accompany the penguin. The designer encourages crafters to tag photos of their completed penguins on social media and links to their Etsy shop where more patterns can be found.

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    This document provides a pattern for crocheting an amigurumi penguin toy. It includes detailed instructions and photos showing how to make the penguin's head, beak, body, wings, paws, and tail. Knitting patterns are also provided for a hat and scarf to accompany the penguin. The designer encourages crafters to tag photos of their completed penguins on social media and links to their Etsy shop where more patterns can be found.

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    Amigurumi Penguin Pattern

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    Elena Nitulescu
    This document provides a pattern for crocheting an amigurumi penguin toy. It includes detailed instructions and photos showing how to make the penguin's head, beak, body, wings, paws, and tail. Knitting patterns are also provided for a hat and scarf to accompany the penguin. The designer encourages crafters to tag photos of their completed penguins on social media and links to their Etsy shop where more patterns can be found.

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    July 2020

    Amigurumi Penguin Pattern

    Designer: Olya Deshkovskaya


    Instagram @oliavessna
    MATERIALS REQUIRED:
    1. Main color yarn for body: Yarn Art JEANS (160 m (175 yd)/ 50g (1.75 oz),
    55% cotton/45% acrylic), color №46 (dark gray) for gray penguin, color №74 (pale
    pink) for pink penguin. For beak and legs: Gazzal baby cotton (165 m (180 yd)/
    50g (1,76 oz), 60% cotton/40% acrylic , color №3347 (mustard) for gray penguin,
    color №3413 (light yellow) for pink penguin.
    2. Crochet hook 2,25 mm (metal US B/1, GB 13), knitting needles 2,5 mm.
    3. Fiber filling.
    4. Thread of black color for embroidery of eyes.
    5. Yarn neddle for sewing details, scissors, pins.
    6. Any wool, semi wool, acrylic or other yarn for knitting accessories. I used yarn:
    Nako Paris 100 g/245 m (white color № 208), Alize baby wool 50g/175m (192
    yds), color № 114 (mint color), color № 52 (gray).

    SKILL LEVEL : intermediate


    Note: If you want to crochet penguins in the same colors as in the first photo, then
    use the yarn recommendations described above. When making the pattern, I used a
    different color of yarn for the nose and paws (Gazzal baby cotton color №3430
    (dark gray).
    ABBREVIATIONS:
    MR – Magic ring
    ch – chain
    sc - single crochet
    slst - slip stitch
    inc – increase (2 sc in one st)
    dec – invisible decrease (crochet next 2 st together)
    st/sts – stitch/stitches
    R – round/row
    ()*… - repeat instructions in blackets … times
    Number in () at the end of the round indicates number of st in that round
    k. - knit
    p. - purl
    K2tog - knit two (2) stitches together
    edge st - edge stitch

    NOTES:
    - Do not join rounds; work
    in a continuous spiral unless
    otherwise stated.
    - Fasten off your work always
    with needle join and you will
    get a neat result.
    - Stuff your amigurumi as
    you go.
    - Mostly, I embroider muzzles
    using embroidery floss.
    - Use a stitch marker or a piece
    of yarn to mark the beginning
    of a round.
    - Toys measures ~ 13 - 14 cm
    (5 - 5.5 inches) using
    the materials described.
    HEAD:
    Work with white yarn.
    R1: 6 sc in MR
    R2: 6 inc (12 sc)
    R3: (1 sc, inc) *6 (18)
    R4: (2 sc, inc) *6 (24)
    R5: (3 sc, inc) *6 (30)
    R6: (4 sc, inc) *6 (36)
    R7: (5 sc, inc) *6 (42)
    R8: (6 sc, inc) *6 (48)
    R9 – 16: 48 sc (8 rounds)
    R17: (6 sc, dec) *6 (42)
    R18: (5 sc, dec) *6 (36)
    R19: (4 sc, dec) *6 (30)
    R20: (3 sc, dec) *6 (24), slst.

    Fasten the thread, leave a long end for sewing.


    Head tightly stuffed with filler.

    Crochet another head part (pink or


    gray color):

    R1: 6 sc in MR
    R2: 6 inc (12 sc)
    R3: (1 sc, inc) *6 (18)
    R4: (2 sc, inc) *6 (24)
    R5: (3 sc, inc) *6 (30)
    R6: (4 sc, inc) *6 (36)
    R7: (5 sc, inc) *6 (42)
    R8: (6 sc, inc) *6 (48)
    R9 – 17: 48 sc (9 rounds)

    Fasten the thread, leave a long end for sewing. Since the volume and height of your
    penguin's head may differ from mine after filling, the 17th row may not be
    necessary.
    Counting forward 18 sc previous
    rows from the end of the last row and in
    19 st loop, enter the hook, then:

    R1: ch1,7 sc, turn the detail (8)


    R2: from the second sc 7 sc, turn the detail (7)
    R3: from the second sc 6 sc, turn the detail (6)
    R4: from the second sc 5 sc, turn the detail (5)
    R5: from the second sc 4 sc, turn the detail (4)
    R6: from the second sc 3 sc, turn the detail (3)
    R7: from the second sc 2 sc, turn the detail (2).

    Thread secure, hide the end of the thread.

    Try on the pink part of the head on


    white and sew.
    Beak (1 part):

    R1: 8 sc in MR
    R2: 8 sc
    R3: 8 sc, slst.

    Fasten the thread, leave a long end for sewing.

    Beak sew right under,


    wedge-shaped part of the penguin's face.

    We embroider eyes in the way as on the photos:


    Body (1 detail):
    R1: 6 sc in MR
    R2: 6 inc (12 sc)
    R3: (1sc, inc) *6 (18)
    R4: (2sc, inc) *6 (24)
    R5: (3sc, inc) *6 (30)
    R6: (4sc, inc) *6 (36)
    R7: (5sc, inc) *6 (42)
    R8: (6sc, inc) *6 (48)
    R9: (7sc, inc) *6 (54)
    R10-16: 54 sc (7 rounds)
    R17: (16sc, dec) *3 (51)
    R18: (15sc, dec) *3 (48)
    R19: (14sc, dec) *3 (45)
    R20: (13sc, dec) *3 (42)
    R21: (12sc, dec) *3 (39)
    R22: (11sc, dec) *3 (36)
    R23: (10sc, dec) *3 (33)
    R24: (9sc, dec) *3 (30)
    R25: (8sc, dec) *3 (27)
    R26: (7sc, dec) *3 (24), slst.
    Thread secure, hide the end of the thread. Head tightly stuffed with filler. Sew on
    the head.
    Wings (2 parts):

    R1: 6 sc in MR
    R2: (1sc, inc) *3 (9)
    R3: 9 sc (9)
    R4: (2sc, inc) *3 (12)
    R5: (3sc, inc) *3 (15)
    R6: (4sc, inc) *3 (18)
    R7: 18 sc (18)
    R8: (5sc, inc) *3 (21)
    R9-11: 21 sc (3 rounds).

    Detail fold in half and crochet 10


    sc. Fasten the thread, leave a long end for sewing.

    Wings sew between the 24 and 25 rows of


    the body of a penguin.

    Paws (2 parts):

    R1: 7 sc in MR
    R2: 7 inc (14 sc)
    R3-7: 14 sc (5 rounds)

    Detail fold in half and crochet 6 sc.


    Fasten the thread, leave a long end for
    sewing.

    We sew to the body at a distance


    1 - 2 sc.
    Tail (1 detail):

    R1: 6 sc in MR
    R2: (1sc, inc) *3 (9)
    R3: 9sc (9)
    R4: (2sc, inc) *3 (12).
    Detail fold in half and crochet 5 sc. Fasten
    the thread, leave a long end for sewing.

    Sew on the body as shown in the photo


    above.

    Congratulations, dear friend!

    Our penguin is ready!


    Knitting hat and scarf

    I used yarn: Nako Paris 100 g/245 m (white


    color № 208), Alize baby wool 50g/175m
    (192 yds), color № 114 (mint color), color №
    52 (gray), knitting needles № 2,5.

    Hat

    Gauge
    3 sts/5 rounds = 1cm/1cm

    Sizes
    Coverage of my penguin head turned out 20
    cm.

    With needles, cast on 60 sts.


    1st row: (RS).K1,*K1,P1.Rep from* to last
    st.K1.
    2nd row: P1.*K1.P1.Rep from* to last st.P1.
    Rep last 2 rows (K1,P1) ribbing until work
    from beg measures 12 rows, ending on a 2nd
    row.

    Proceed in stocking st until work from beg measures 14 rows, ending on a purl
    row.

    Shape crown:
    1strow:(RS)Edgest.K1.K2tog.K14.K2tog.K1.K2tog.K14.K2tog.K1.K2tog.K15.K2t
    og.P1. = 54sts.
    2nd and alt row: Purl.
    3rdrow:Edgest.K1.K2tog.K12.K2tog.K1.K2tog.K12.K2tog.K1.K2tog.K13.K2tog.P
    1. = 48sts.
    5throw:Edgest.K1.K2tog.K10.K2tog.K1.K2tog.K10.K2tog.K1.K2tog.K11.K2tog.P
    1. = 42sts.
    7throw:Edgest.K1.K2tog.K8.K2tog.K1.K2tog.K8.K2tog.K1.K2tog.K9.K2tog.P1. =
    36sts
    9throw: Edgest.K1.K2tog.K6.K2tog.K1.K2tog.K6.K2tog.K1.K2tog.K7.K2tog.P1.
    = 30sts
    11throw: Edgest.K1.K2tog.K4.K2tog.K1.K2tog.K4.K2tog.K1.K2tog.K5.K2tog.P1.
    = 24sts
    13throw: Edgest.K1.K2tog.K2.K2tog.K1.K2tog.K2.K2tog.K1.K2tog.K3.K2tog.P1.
    = 18sts
    Break yarn, leaving a long end. Thread end through rem 18 sts. Draw up and fasten
    securely. Sew back seam, reversing halfway through ribbing for turnback cuff.
    Embroidered with white thread in random order checkmarks as decorative
    elements.

    Pompom: Wind yarn around 3 fingers approx 80 times. Remove from fingers and
    tie tightly in center. Cut through each side of loops. Trim to a smooth round shape.
    Sew pompom to top of Hat.

    Scarf

    With needles, cast on 8 sts.


    1st row: (RS) Edge st.K6.P1
    2nd row: Purl
    Rep last 2 rows ribbing until work from beg measures 102 rows, ending on a 2nd
    row. Changed color every 7th row.
    Thank you for your purchase and trust!

    Dear friend, I hope you enjoyed our little fiction, and these cozy touching cute
    summer penguins will warm your big heart!
    I look forward to your results! Celebrate your work under the hashtag
    #vessna_pattern on Instagram, catch hearts and the opportunity to get into
    my story;)

    You are welcome to sell items made from this pattern. Please link back to my
    shop and give credit to me as the designer.

    If some of the instructions confuse you, please feel free to contact me at


    [email protected]. I will be happy to help you.

    Instagram: @oliavessna
    Pinterest: etsybyolyavessna
    Facebook: ToysCrochetStudio
    Etsy shop: ToysCrochetStudio
    Mail: [email protected]

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