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    Witch Hello Kitty pt1

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    Witch hello kitty

    published in October 2023

    © 2023 monua.stuff all rights reserved .


    Hi there,
    Thank you so much for purchasing my pattern. I hope
    you love it as much as I do !
    Grab a cup of coffee or any drinks that you like, find
    a comfy spot and start crocheting to your heart’s
    content.

    IMPORTANT
    This pattern is originally designed by @monua.stuff
    and is for PERSONAL USE ONLY. DO NOT duplicate, sell,
    translate, or distribute this pattern in any shapes or
    forms.
    We’re happy for you to gift or sell plushies made from
    this pattern but only in small mass and please
    CLEARLY credit @monua.stuff as the pattern creator,
    also use your own photos to promote them. Thank you
    for understanding !

    DM me on Instagram @monua.stuff if you have any


    questions or feedbacks.
    Follow my Instagram, Facebook, Kofi : @monua.stuff
    for free patterns and updates whenever I release new
    patterns.
    Also subcribe to my Youtube channel MONUA DIY for
    free tutorials every week!!!

    @monua.stuff 1
    DIFFICULTY
    Experiencedbeginner to intermediate
    NOTE
    . Pattern is worked in spirals; NOT joined at the end of
    each round unless otherwise stated.
    . Read the pattern throughly before beginning to
    crochet. Make invisible decrease stitches to have a
    better result. View images from left to right.
    MATERIALS
    . Any type and size of yarn in white, black, soft yellow,
    light & dark purple, light & dark brown
    . Crochet hook suitable with your yarn
    . Yarn needle
    . Stitch marker
    . Scissors
    . Sewing pins
    . Stuffing & thin wire for the broom
    . Hot glue gun and black felt if you use felt for
    the face details
    *for my amigurumi on the picture I use 4ply yarn with
    2.5mm hook.
    ABBREVIATIONS
    R = round/row sc = single crochet
    ch = chain inc = increase (2sc in 1 st)
    st(s) = stitch(es) dec = decrease (sc in 2 st)
    MR = magic ring dc = double crochet

    @monua.stuff 2
    ABBREVIATIONS
    inc dc = increase double crochet
    b-t = between
    slst = slip stitch
    blo = back loop only
    (…) = repeat the stitches between brackets by (x) the
    amount of times indicated
    [...] = a total of [...] stitches on that round

    HEAD
    work with white yarn
    R1: Chain 6, start on the second chain from the hook : 4sc, 3sc
    in the last stitch; on the other side of the chain : 3sc, inc [12]
    R2: inc, 3sc, 3inc, 3sc, 2inc [18]
    R3: sc, inc, 3sc, (sc, inc) x 3, 3sc, (sc, inc) x 2 [24]
    R4: sc, inc, 4sc, (sc, inc, sc) x 3, 3sc, (sc, inc, sc) x 2 [30]
    R5: 3sc, inc, 3sc, (3sc, inc) x 3, 3sc, (3sc,inc) x 2 [36]
    R6: 3sc, inc, 4sc, (3sc, inc, sc) x 3, 3sc, (3sc, inc, sc) x 2 [42]
    R7: 5sc, inc, 3sc, (5sc, inc) x 3, 3sc, (5sc, inc) x 2 [48]
    R8-13(6 rounds): sc all the way around [48]
    R14: 5sc, dec, 3sc, (5sc, dec) x 3, 3sc, (5sc, dec) x 2 [42]
    R15: 3sc, dec, 4sc, (3sc, dec, sc) x 3, 3sc, (3sc, dec, sc) x 2 [36]
    R16: 3sc, dec, 3sc, (3sc, dec) x 3, 3sc, (3sc,dec) x 2 [30]
    R17: sc, dec, 4sc, (sc, dec, sc) x 3, 3sc, (sc, dec, sc) x 2 [24]
    Fasten off and leave a short tail
    Stuff the head firmly
    View images on page 4.

    @monua.stuff 3
    images of the head.

    LEGS (make 2)
    we will work from the legs up to the body
    start with white yarn
    R1: 6sc in MR [6]
    R2: inc x 6 [12]
    R3: (3sc, inc) x 3 [15]
    R4-6(3 rounds): sc all the way around [15]
    For the first leg, fasten off and leave a short tail. For the
    second leg, repeat round 1 to 6 then do not fasten off and join
    into the first leg with a sc to continue crocheting the body.

    this is the first sc of R7

    R7: sc all the way around 2 legs [30]

    @monua.stuff 4
    BODY
    change color to light purple yarn

    R8: sc all the way around [30]


    R9: BLO sc all the way around [30]

    R10-12(3 rounds): sc all the way around [30]


    R13: (3sc, dec) x 6 [24]
    R14-15(2 rounds): sc all the way around [24]
    Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.
    Stuff the body.

    @monua.stuff 5
    SKIRT
    start with light purple yarn
    R1: make a slip knot; Insert your hook into the front loop of
    R9, grab the yarn (*1,2,3,4) sc all the way around (*5) [30]
    R2: slst (*6,7), chain 2 (*8), dc inc all the way around
    (*9) [60]
    Slst (*10,11) fasten off and weave in all the yarn ends.
    *1 *2 *3 *4

    *5 *6 *7 *8

    *9 *10 *11 *12

    ARMS (make 2)
    start with white yarn
    R1: 5sc in MR [5]
    R2: inc x 5 [10]
    R3: sc all the way around [10]

    @monua.stuff 6

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