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The document provides a knitting pattern titled 'Crikey!' by Emma Bermudez, detailing gauge, sizes, materials needed, and a glossary of knitting terms. It includes step-by-step instructions for creating a knitted item with specific techniques for the cuff/mouth, upper jaw, lower jaw, and leg. The pattern accommodates various sizes and emphasizes the importance of blocking and using elastic to prevent flopping.

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Crikey!

by Emma Bermudez

If you have questions, feel free to email me at: emmabermudezdesigns@gmail.com

© Emma Bermudez Designs 1


BEFORE YOU KNIT:

Gauge:

Stockinette Stitch on US 2s:


22 stitches x 33 rows in 3 inches

Sizes in Pattern:

• Child’s Large/Woman's Small (approximately women’s shoe size US 5-7)


• Woman's Medium (approximately women’s shoe size US 7.5-9)
• Woman's Large/Men's Small (approximately women’s shoe size US 9.5-10)

Materials Needed:

• 400 - 550 yards in sock weight yarn


o Pattern uses Palette Tonal in Sherwood
• (4) 5/8th inch yellow buttons with four holes
• (4) US 1 DPN
• (4) US 2 DPN
• Tapestry/Yarn Needle
• Felt for teeth

Glossary:

• K = Knit
• P = Purl
• Sl1 = slip one with yarn in back (Knit wise) when working on the right side, and
slip one with yarn in front (Purl wise) when working on the wrong side
• SSK = slip, slip, Knit (slip two stitches Knit wise, Knit the two slipped stitches
together)
• K2tog = Knit two stitches together
• MB = Make bobble stitch
o [K1, P1, K1] in 1 stitch, turn
o P3, turn
o K3, turn
o P3, turn
o K3tog, continue with pattern instructions
• Wrap and turn = Slip 1 stitch, wrap yarn around stitch, place stitch back on other
needle, turn
• Kfb = knit front back
• M1L = make one left
• M1R = make one right

© Emma Bermudez Designs 2


PATTERN:

Cuff/Mouth:

The cuff/mouth includes both the upper jaw, and the lower jaw.

Note: The mouth has a slight tendency to flop over. Blocking your work makes a
significant difference in this problem, but you can also use knit in elastic on the first 7
rows of both the upper and lower jaw. Alternatively, you can weave a few strands of
elastic into the first 7 rows of the upper and lower jaw once you’re done knitting. (You
can see an example of the flopping in the photographs. The sample had not yet been
blocked, and elastic had not yet been woven in.)

Upper Jaw: (includes nose, up to just before the eyes begin):

Working flat on US 1 double pointed needles:

CO 64 (68, 72)

R1: Sl1, K63 (67, 71), turn

R2: Sl1, P63 (67, 71), turn

Repeat rows 1&2 2.5 more times, ending with a KNIT row. Should have 7 rows total.

Switch to US 2 double pointed needles

R3: Sl1, K32 (34, 36), K2tog, K1, turn

R4: Sl1, P3, P2tog, P1, turn

R5: Sl1, K4, K2tog, K1, turn

R6: Sl1, P5, P2tog, P1, turn

R7: Sl1, K1, MB, K2, MB, K1, K2tog, K1, turn

R8: Sl1, P7, P2tog, P1, turn

R9: Sl1, K8, K2tog, K1, turn

R10: Sl1, P9, P2tog, P1, turn

R11: Sl1, K10, K2tog, K1, turn

© Emma Bermudez Designs 3


R12: Sl1, P11, P2tog, P1, turn

R13: Sl1, K12, K2tog, K1, turn

R14: Sl1, P13, P2tog, P1, turn

R15: Sl1, K14, K2tog, K1, turn ,

R16: Sl1, P15, P2tog, P1, turn

R17: Sl1, K16, K2tog, K1, turn

R18: Sl1, P17, P2tog, P1, turn

R19: Sl1, K18, K2tog, K1, turn

R20: Sl1, P19, P2tog, P1, turn

R21: Sl1, K20, K2tog, K1, turn

R22: Sl1, P21, P2tog, P1, turn

R23: Sl1, K22, K2tog, K1, turn

R24: Sl1, P23, P2tog, P1, turn

R25: Sl1, K24, K2tog, K1, turn

R26: Sl1, P25, P2tog, P1, turn

R27: Sl1, K26, K2tog, K1, turn

R28: Sl1, P27, P2tog, P1, turn

R29: Sl1, K28, K2tog, K1, turn

R30: Sl1, P29, P2tog, P1, turn

R31: Sl1, K30, K2tog, K1, turn

R32: Sl1, P31, P2tog, P1, turn

Small size:

© Emma Bermudez Designs 4


There should be 34 stitches left on the needle. Cut yarn and continue with lower
jaw!

R33: Sl1, K32, K2tog, K1, turn

R34: Sl1, P33, P2tog, P1, turn

Medium size:

There should be 36 stitches left on the needle. Cut yarn and continue with lower
jaw!

R35: Sl1, K34, K2tog, K1, turn

R36: Sl1, P35, P2tog, P1, turn

Large size:

There should be 38 stitches left on the needle. Cut yarn and continue with lower
jaw!

Lower Jaw:

Working flat with US 1 double pointed needles:

CO 52 (56, 60)

R1: Sl1, K51 (55, 59), turn

R2: Sl1, P51 (55, 59), turn

Repeat rows 1&2 2.5 more times, ending with a KNIT row. Should have 7 rows total.

Switch to US 2 double pointed needles

R3: Sl1, K23 (27, 31), K2tog, K1, turn

R4: Sl1, P1, P2tog, P1, turn

R5: Sl1, K2, K2tog, K1, turn

R6: Sl1, P3, P2tog, P1, turn

R7: Sl1, K4, K2tog, K1, turn

© Emma Bermudez Designs 5


R8: Sl1, P5, P2tog, P1, turn

R9: Sl1, K6, K2tog, K1, turn

R10: Sl1, P7, P2tog, P1, turn

R11: Sl1, K8, K2tog, K1, turn

R12: Sl1, P9, P2tog, P1, turn

R13: Sl1, K10, K2tog, K0 (1, 1), turn

R14: Sl1, P10 (11, 11), P2tog, P0 (1, 1), turn

R15: Sl1, K10 (12, 12), K2tog, K1 (0, 1), turn

R16: Sl1, P11 (12, 13), P2tog, P1 (0, 1), turn

R17: Sl1, K12 (12, 14), K2tog, K0 (1, 0), turn

R18: Sl1, P12 (13, 14), P2tog, P0 (1, 0), turn

R19: Sl1, K12 (14, 14), K2tog, K1 (0, 1), turn

R20: Sl1, P13 (14, 15), P2tog, K1 (0, 1), turn

R21: Sl1, K14 (14, 16), K2tog, K0 (1, 0), turn

R22: Sl1, P14 (15, 16), P2tog, P0 (1, 0), turn

R23: Sl1, K14 (16, 16), K2tog, K1 (0, 1), turn

R24: Sl1, P15 (16, 17), P2tog, P1 (0, 1), turn

R25: Sl1, K16 (16, 18), K2tog, K0 (1, 0), turn

R26: Sl1, P16 (17, 18), P2tog, P0 (1, 0), turn

R27: Sl1, K16 (18, 18), K2tog, K1 (0, 1), turn

R28: Sl1, P17 (18, 19), P2tog, P1 (0, 1), turn

R29: Sl1, K18 (18, 20), K2tog, K0 (1, 0), turn

R30: Sl1, P18 (19, 20), P2tog, P0 (1, 0), turn

© Emma Bermudez Designs 6


R31: Sl1, K18 (20, 20), K2tog, K1 (0, 1), turn

R32: Sl1, P19 (20, 21), P2tog, P1 (0, 1), turn

For size small:

22 stitches should be left on the needle. Stop here and continue with the Leg

R33: Sl1, K20 (22), K2tog, K1 (0), turn

R34: Sl1, P21 (22), P2tog, P1 (0), turn

For size medium:

24 stitches should be left on the needle. Stop here and continue with the Leg

R35: Sl1, K22, K2tog, K1, turn

R36: Sl1, P23, P2tog, P1, turn

26 stitches should be left on the needle. Continue with the Leg

Leg:

R1: Do not cut yarn of lower jaw. Sl1, K21 (23, 25), begin knitting top of mouth, K12
(13, 13), M1L, K2, M1R, K6 (6, 8), M1L, K2, M1R, K12 (13, 13), join in round. (60, 64,
68 stitches)

R2: K35 (38, 40), M1L, K2, M1R, K8 (8, 10), M1L, K2, M1R, K13 (14, 14). (64, 68, 72
stitches)

R3: K33 (36, 38), P1, K2, M1L, K2, M1R, K10 (10, 12), M1L, K2, M1R, K2, P1, K11 (12,
12). (68, 72, 76 stitches)

R4: K33 (36, 38), P1, K3, M1L, K2, M1R, K12 (12, 14), M1L, K2, M1R, K3, P1, K11 (12,
12). (72, 76, 80 stitches)

R5: K33 (36, 38), P1, K4, M1L, K2, M1R, K14 (14, 16), M1L, K2, M1R, K4, P1, K11 (12,
12). (76, 80, 84 stitches)

R6: K33 (36, 38), P1, K5, M1L, K2, M1R, K16 (16, 18), M1L, K2, M1R, K5, P1, K11 (12,
12). (80, 84, 88 stitches)

R7-9: K33 (36, 38), P1, K34 (34, 36), P1, K11 (12, 12). (80, 84, 88 stitches)

© Emma Bermudez Designs 7


R10: K33 (36, 38), P1, K5, K2tog, SSK, K16 (16, 18), K2tog, SSK, K5, P1, K11 (12, 12).
(76, 80, 84 stitches)

R11: K33 (36, 38), P1, K4, K2tog, SSK, K14 (14, 16), K2tog, SSK, K4, P1, K11 (12, 12).
(72, 76, 80 stitches)

R12: K33 (36, 38), P1, K3, K2tog, SSK, K12 (12, 14), K2tog, SSK, K3, P1, K11 (12, 12).
(68, 72, 76 stitches)

R13: K33 (36, 38), P1, K2, K2tog, SSK, K10 (10, 12), K2tog, SSK, K2, P1, K11 (12, 12).
(64, 68, 72 stitches)

R14: K33 (36, 38), P1, K1, K2tog, SSK, K8 (8, 10), K2tog, SSK, K1, P1, K11 (12, 12).
(60, 64, 68 stitches)

R15: Knit all stitches

R16: K3 (2, 1), P1, K14 (18, 22), P1, K4, P1, K34, P1, K1 (2, 3)

R17: K3 (2, 1), P2, K12 (16, 20), P2, K3, P2, K34, P2, K0 (1, 2)

R18: K3 (2, 1), P1, K14 (18, 22), P1, K4, P1, K34, P1, K1 (2, 3)

R19-21: Knit all stitches

R22: K3 (2, 1), P1, K14 (18, 22), (P1, K4) x 3 , P1, K14, (P1, K4) x 2, P1, K1 (2, 3)

R23: K3 (2, 1), P2, K12 (16, 20), (P2, K3) x 3, P2, K14, (P2, K3) x 2, P2, K0 (1, 2)

R24: K3 (2, 1), P1, K14 (18, 22), (P1, K4) x 3, P1, K14, (P1, K4) x 2, P1, K1 (2, 3)

R25-28: Knit all stitches

R29: K3 (2, 1), P1, K14 (18, 22), (P1, K4) x 8, P1, K1 (2, 3)

R30: K3 (2, 1), P2, K12 (16, 20), P2, (K3, P2) x 4, K4, (P2, K3) x 3, P2, K0 (1, 2)

R31: K3 (2, 1), P1, K14 (18, 22), (P1, K4) x 8, P1, K1 (2, 3)

Repeat rounds 25-31 5 more times or until desired length ending with round 31, then
continue with the heel flap.

Heel Flap:

The heel flap will work back and forth over 30 (32, 34) stitches.

© Emma Bermudez Designs 8


R1: K26 (28, 30), turn

R2: Sl1, P29 (31, 33), turn

R3: Sl1, K29 (31, 33), turn

R4: Sl1, P29 (31, 33), turn

R5: Sl1, K1 (0, 0), P1, K4, P1, K14 (18, 20), P1, K4, P1, K2 (1, 1), turn

R6: Sl1, P1 (0, 0), K2, P3, K2, P12 (16, 18), K2, P3, K2, P2 (1, 1), turn

R7: Sl1, K1 (0, 0), P1, K4, P1, K14 (18, 20), P1, K4, P1, K2 (1, 1), turn

R8: Sl1, P29 (31, 33), turn

R9: Sl1, K29 (31, 33), turn

R10: Sl1, P29 (31, 33), turn

R11: Sl1, K29 (31, 33), turn

R12: Sl1, P1 (0, 0), K1, P4, K1, P14 (18, 20), K1, P4, K1, P2 (1, 1), turn

R13: Sl1, K1 (0, 0), P2, K3, P2, K12 (16, 18), P2, K3, P2, K2 (1, 1), turn

R14: Sl1, P1 (0, 0), K1, P4, K1, P14 (18, 20), K1, P4, K1, P2 (1, 1), turn

R15: Sl1, K29 (31, 33), turn

R16: Sl1, P29 (31, 33), turn

R17: Sl1, K29 (31, 33), turn

R18: Sl1, P29 (31, 33), turn

Repeat rows 5-18 until heal flap is at 2.5 inches or until desired length. Reference sock
has 2 repeats. When at desired length continue onto heel turn:

Heel turn:

Small:

RS: Sl1, K17, K2tog, K1 turn


WS: Sl1, P3, P2Tog, P1, turn

© Emma Bermudez Designs 9


RS: Sl1, K4, K2Tog, K1, turn
WS: Sl1, P5, P2Tog, P1, turn
RS: Sl1, K6, K2Tog, K1, turn
WS: Sl1, P7, P2Tog, P1, turn
RS: Sl1, K8, K2Tog, K1, turn
WS: Sl1, P9, P2Tog, P1, turn
RS: Sl1, K10, K2Tog, K1, turn
WS: Sl1, P11, P2Tog, P1, turn
RS: Sl1, K12, K2Tog, K1, turn
WS: Sl1, P13, P2Tog, P1, turn
RS: Sl1, Knit to end

Medium:
RS: Sl1, K17, K2tog, K1 turn
WS: Sl1, P3, P2Tog, P1, turn
RS: Sl1, K4, K2Tog, K1, turn
WS: Sl1, P5, P2Tog, P1, turn
RS: Sl1, K6, K2Tog, K1, turn
WS: Sl1, P7, P2Tog, P1, turn
RS: Sl1, K8, K2Tog, K1, turn
WS: Sl1, P9, P2Tog, P1, turn
RS: Sl1, K10, K2Tog, K1, turn
WS: Sl1, P11, P2Tog, P1, turn
RS: Sl1, K12, K2Tog, K1, turn
WS: Sl1, P13, P2Tog, P1, turn
RS: Sl1, K14, K2Tog, K1, turn
WS: Sl1, P15, P2Tog, P1, turn
RS: Sl1, Knit to end

Large:
RS: Sl1, K19, K2tog, K1 turn
WS: Sl1, P5, P2Tog, P1, turn
RS: Sl1, K6, K2Tog, K1, turn
WS: Sl1, P7, P2Tog, P1, turn
RS: Sl1, K8, K2Tog, K1, turn
WS: Sl1, P9, P2Tog, P1, turn
RS: Sl1, K10, K2Tog, K1, turn
WS: Sl1, P11, P2Tog, P1, turn
RS: Sl1, K12, K2Tog, K1, turn
WS: Sl1, P13, P2Tog, P1, turn
RS: Sl1, K14, K2Tog, K1, turn
WS: Sl1, P15, P2Tog, P1, turn
RS: Sl1, K16, K2Tog, K1, turn
WS: Sl1, P17, P2Tog, P1, turn

© Emma Bermudez Designs 10


RS: Sl1, Knit to end

Foot:

R1: Pick up 1 stitch in every slipped stitch along the heel flap, approximately 13 (15,
17) stitches from the left side of the heel flap, work across the top of foot in pattern,
then pick up 1 stitch for every slipped stitch, approximately 13 (15, 17) stitches from
the right side of heel flap. You will want to split half the stitches from the end of heel
flap onto needle 1 and half onto needle 3.

Gusset decreases:

Note: The top of foot pattern will include the last 4 stitches of needle 1, and the first 4
stitches of needle 3. Placing a stitch marker at these points may be helpful in
differentiating stitches that are used in top of foot pattern. (8 total sole stitches will be
used in the top of foot pattern, 4 on each side)

R2: Knit until there are 6 stitches remaining on needle 1, K2tog, work top of foot in
pattern (see below), SSK, Knit till end of row.

R3: Knit until there are 4 stitches remaining on needle 1, work top of foot in pattern
(see below), Knit till end of row.

Repeat rounds 2 & 3 until stitch count has reached 58 (62, 66). Decreasing an extra 2
stitches from the starting stitch count allows for a better fit.

Once gusset decreases are completed, continue with pattern.

R4: K10 (11, 12), work top of foot in pattern (see below), knit till end of round.

Repeat R4 until work measures 3.5 inches from end of foot.

Top of foot pattern:

R1-4: Knit all stitches

R5: K1 (2, 3), (P1, K4) x 7, P1, K1 (2, 3)

R6: K0 (1, 2), (P2, K3) x 3, P2, K4, (P2, K3) x 3, P2, K0 (1, 2)

© Emma Bermudez Designs 11


R7: K1 (2, 3), (P1, K4) x 7, P1, K1 (2, 3)

Repeat rounds 1-7 for the top of foot pattern until addressed above ending with R7.
On last repeat round, do not knit last 14 (15, 16) stitches.

Toe:

Place all sole stitches on one needle, and all top of foot stitches on one needle, or
continue with the knowledge that they are being treated as such. New beginning of
round will be at the start of sole stitches.

This will leave 28 (30, 32) stitches on the sole, and 30 (32, 34) stitches on top of foot.

R1: K1 (0, 0), K2tog, M1R, K22 (26, 28), M1L, SSK, K31 (32, 34)

R2-3: Knit all stitches

For Medium and Large:

At the end of row 3, do not knit last stitch and slip onto needle with sole stitches.
This will be the new start of round.

R4: K2tog, M1R, K24 (28, 30), M1L, SSK, K30 (30, 32)

R5: K30 (34, 37), (P1, K4) x 5, P1, K2 (2, 3)

R6: K29 (33, 36), (P2, K3) x 2, P2, K4, (P2, K3) x 2, P2, K1 (1, 2)

At the end of R6, knit one extra stitch. This will be the new start of round.

R7: K26 (30, 32), M1L, SSK, K1 (1, 2), (P1, K4) x 5, P1, K1 (1, 2) K2tog, M1R

R8-9: Knit all stitches

R10: K27 (31, 33), M1L, SSK, K26 (26, 28), K2tog, M1R, K1

R11: Knit all stitches

R12: K29 (33, 35), (P1, K4) x 5, P1, K4 (4, 5)

R13:

For Small and Medium:

K28 (32) M1L, SSK, (K3, P2) x 2, K4, (P2, K2) x 2, K3, K2tog, M1R, K2

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For Large:

K34 M1L, SSK, (P1, K4) x 5, P1, K2tog, M1R, K2

R14:

For Small and Medium:

K34 (38), (P1, K4) x 4, K4

For Large:

K36, P1, (K3, P2) x 2, K4, (P2, K3) x 2, P1, K4

R15: K29 (33, 35) SSK, K22 (22, 24), K2tog, K3 (56, 60, 64)

R16: Knit all stitches

R17: SSK, K22 (26, 28), K2tog, K3, SSK, K20 (20, 22), K2tog, K3 (52, 56, 60)

R18: Knit all stitches

R19: SSK, K20 (24, 26) K2tog, K3, SSK, K1 (1, 2), (P1, K4) x 3, P1, K1 (1, 2), K2tog,
K3 (48, 52, 56)

R20: K26 (30, 33), P2, K3, P2, K4, P2, K3, P2, K4 (4, 5)

R21: SSK, K18 (22, 24) K2tog, K3, SSK, (P1, K4) x 3, P1, K2tog, K3 (3, 4) (44, 48, 52)

R22: Knit all stitches

R23: SSK, K16 (20, 22) K2tog, K3, SSK, K14 (14, 16), K2tog, K3 (40, 44, 48)

R24: Knit all stitches

R25: SSK, K14 (18, 20) K2tog, K3, SSK, K12 (12, 14), K2tog, K3 (36, 40, 44)

R26: K21 (25, 27) P1, K2 (2, 3), P1, K2, P1, K2 (2, 3), P1, K5

R27: SSK, K12 (16, 18) K2tog, K3, SSK, P1, K2 (2, 3), P1, K2, P1, K2 (2, 3), P1, K2tog,
K3 (32, 36, 40)

R28: K18 (22, 24) P1, K2 (2, 3), P1, K2, P1, K2 (2, 3), P1, K4

R29: SSK, K10 (14, 16) K2tog, K3, SSK, K8 (8, 10), K2tog, K3 (28, 32, 36)

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R30: Knit all stitches

R31: SSK, K8 (12, 14) K2tog, K3, SSK, K6 (6, 8), K2tog, K3 (24, 28, 32)

R32: K15 (19, 22), P1, K2, P1, K5 (5, 6)

R33: SSK, K6 (10, 12) K2tog, K3, SSK, K0 (0, 1), P1, K2, P1, K0 (0,1), K2tog, K3 (20,
24, 28)

R34: K12 (16, 19), P1, K2, P1, K4 (4, 5)

R35: SSK, K4 (8, 10) K2tog, K3, SSK, K2 (2, 4), K2tog, K3 (16, 20, 24)

R36: Knit all stitches

R37: SSK, K2 (6, 8) K2tog, K3, SSK, K0 (0, 2), K2tog, K3 (12, 16, 20)

Size Small

At the end of row 38, do not knit last stitch of row. Instead, move it to needle
with sole stitches

Size Small and Medium

Cut yarn

Size Large:

R38: Knit all stitches

R39: SSK, K6, K2tog, K3, SSK, K2tog, K3

Cut yarn

Arrange stitches so that the sole stitches include the K1 (0, 0), SSK, K2 (6, 6), K2tog,
K1 (0, 0) and the top of foot stitches should include the K2 (3, 3), SSK, K2tog, K2 (3,
3). There should be 6 (8, 8) stitches for the sole, and 6 (8, 8) stitches for the top of
foot.

Graft all stitches together using the Kitchener stitch.

Front Legs: Make four front legs.

CO 14 on US 2 DPNs, join in round

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R1-8: Knit 14

R9: K4, wrap and turn

R10: P8, wrap and turn

R11: K7, wrap and turn

R12: P6, wrap and turn

R13: K5, wrap and turn

R14: P4, wrap and turn

R15: K4, (pick up wrapped stitches and knit them as one with the wrapped stitch) x 3,
K4, (pick up wrapped stitches and knit them as one with wrapped stitch) x 3, K2

R16-27: Knit 14

R28: K4, wrap and turn

R29: P8, wrap and turn

R30: K7, wrap and turn

R31: P6, wrap and turn

R32: K5, wrap and turn

R33: P4, wrap and turn

R34: K4, (pick up wrapped stitches and knit them as one with the wrapped stitch) x 3,
K4, (pick up wrapped stitches and knit them as one with wrapped stitch) x 3, K2

R35: K1, M1R, K1, M1L, K3, K2tog, SSK, K3, M1R, K1, M1L, K1

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R36: Knit 16

R37: K2, M1R, K1, M1L, K3, K2tog, SSK, K3, M1R, K1, M1L, K2

R38: Knit 18

R39: K3, M1R, K1, M1L, K3, K2tog, SSK, K3, M1R, K1, M1L, K3

R40-41: Knit 20

R42: K5, (P1, K1) x 2, P1, Kfb, (K1, P1) x 2, K5

R43-45: K5, (P1, K1) x 5, P1, K5

R46: K4, P2tog, (K1, P1) x 4, K1, P2tog, K4

Note: for the following slipped stitches, pull working yarn tight between them to draw
stitches together.

R47: K2tog, K2, (Sl1) x 2, (P1, K1) x 3, P1, (Sl1) x2, K4

R48: K2, (Sl1) x 4, (K1, P1) x 2, K1, (Sl1) x 4, K3

R49: K1, (Sl1) x 6, P1, K1, P1, (Sl1) x 6, K2

R50: K3, P1, cut yarn

Top of foot stitches should include Slipped 3, P1, K1, P1, slipped 3. Bottom of foot
stitches should include, the next slipped 3, K2, K3, P1. This will leave 9 on top and 9 on
the bottom.

Graft stitches together.

Back Legs: Make four back legs.

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CO 18 stitches on US 2 DPNs, join in round

R1: Knit 18

R2: Knit 18

R3: SSK, K14, K2tog

R4: K6, wrap and turn

R5: P12, wrap and turn

R6: K11, wrap and turn

R7: P10, wrap and turn

R8: K9, wrap and turn

R9: P8, wrap and turn

R10: K7, wrap and turn

R11: P6, wrap and turn

R12: K5, wrap and turn

R13: P4, wrap and turn

R14: K3, wrap and turn

R15: P2, wrap and turn

R16: K2, (pick up wrapped stitch and knit them together) x 6, K2, (pick up wrapped
stitch and knit them together) x 6

R17: repeat rows R4-16

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R18-28: Knit 16

R29: K6, K2tog, SSK, K6

R31: K11, wrap and turn

R32: P8, wrap and turn

R33: K7, wrap and turn

R34: P6, wrap and turn

R35: K5, wrap and turn

R36: P4, wrap and turn

R37: K4, (pick up wrapped stitch and knit them together) x 3, K2, (pick up wrapped
stitch and knit them together) x 3, K2

R38: K1, M1R, K1, M1L, K3, K2tog, SSK, K3, M1R, K1, M1L, K1

R39: Knit 16

R40: K2, M1R, K1, M1L, K3, K2tog, SSK, K3, M1R, K1, M1L, K2

R41: Knit 18

R42: K3, M1R, K1, M1L, K3, K2tog, SSK, K3, M1R, K1, M1L, K3

R43-44: Knit 20

R45: K5, (P1, K1) x 2, P1, Kfb, (K1, P1) x 2, K5

R46-47: K5, (P1, K1) x 5, P1, K5

R48: K4, P2tog, (K1, P1) x 4, K1, P2tog, K4

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Note: for the following slipped stitches, pull working yarn tight between them to draw
sides together and to flatten the foot.

R49: K2tog, K2, (Sl1) x 2, (P1, K1) x 3, P1, (Sl1) x 2, K4

R50: K2, (Sl1) x 4, (K1, P1) x 2, K1, (Sl1) x 4, K3

R51: K1, (Sl1), P1, K1, P1, (Sl1) x 6, K2

R52: K3, P1, cut yarn

Top of foot stitches should include Slipped 3, P1, K1, P1, slipped 3. Bottom of foot
stitches should include, the next slipped 3, K2, K3, P1. This will leave 9 on top and 9 on
the bottom.

Graft stitches together!

Finishings:

Sew corner of mouth together so the upper jaw slightly overlaps the lower jaw.

Sew buttons onto eye flaps. Completely sew the button on to the outside/first layer of
the eye flap. Once sewn on, sew thread through both front and back layer of the eye
flap, twice, to make the eye flap stand up straight.

To make the eyes more pupil like, sew buttons as instructed in the pictures - following
the dark red line. Repeat this pattern until button is attached and eye appears
complete.

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Leg placement:

Sew on front legs about 1 inch behind the eyes and about half an inch above the corner
of the mouth.

Back leg placement may depend on how long you make the body, but if following the
pattern length as specified, sew back legs at the start of heel flap and about an inch
higher than the corner of the mouth.

Teeth:

Take your white felt and trace the design below.

Or, feel free to design your own teeth!

If using tooth template, measure the 1 inch x 1 inch box after printing page to make
sure the design is the right size.

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1 inch
x
1 inch
box

Sew into mouth under the curled flap with thread.

Sew in ends, wash, block and enjoy!

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