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Pocket Fox

This document provides instructions for crocheting a fox Valentine critter. It begins with an introduction stating that the fox was an impromptu idea but the creator had to make it. Most of the instructions are similar to previous Valentine animals except for some tail and facial details. The document then provides instructions for making the arms, ears, tail, and body of the fox in 1-3 steps for each piece. Materials and abbreviations are listed.

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Pocket Fox

This document provides instructions for crocheting a fox Valentine critter. It begins with an introduction stating that the fox was an impromptu idea but the creator had to make it. Most of the instructions are similar to previous Valentine animals except for some tail and facial details. The document then provides instructions for making the arms, ears, tail, and body of the fox in 1-3 steps for each piece. Materials and abbreviations are listed.

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Pocket Valentines – Part 6 (Crochet 

Pattern)

FEATURED  ~  3 COMMENTS

This little fox was not planned. But once the idea popped into my head, I had to make it.
If you have made the other Valentine critters, you will notice that most of the instructions are the same
as for the other animals. Only the tail and some of the facial details are different.

Part 1: Envelope, Speech Bubble, and Heart

Part 2: Bear

Part 3: Narwhal

Part 4: Frog, Bunny, and Pig

Part 5: Bee (coming soon)

Part 6: Fox

Part 7: Axolotl

Materials

1. Drops Muskat Worsted Weight: White, Black, Orange


2. Crochet Hook, 3.25 mm
3. Stuffing
4. Black fabric marker
5. Others: sewing needle, scissors, cotton swab, blush

Abbreviations

mr – magic ring

ch – chain

st – stitch

sl st – slip stitch

sc – single crochet

hdc – half double crochet

trbl – treble crochet

inc – increase

dec – decrease

Helpful Tutorials

Back Bump of Chain

Notes: Make sure to read through the whole pattern and look at all the step-by-step pictures before
crocheting the fox.

Arms (x 2)
Suggested color – Orange

Ch 4

Row 1: in back bump of ch only sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next, hdc in last ch

Fasten off leaving a tail for sewing.

Ears (x 2)

Suggested Color – Orange

Round 1: in a mr 1 sc, 1 hdc, 1 trbl, 1 hdc, 1 sc; do not sl st to join – 5 sts

Fasten off leaving a tail for sewing.

Tail

Suggested Colors – Orange and White

With Orange, ch 3

Row 1: in back bump of ch only 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in last; ch 1 and turn – 2 sts

Row 2: 2 inc; ch 1 and turn – 4 sts

Row 3: sc in each st; ch 1 and turn – 4 sts (do not cut the orange yarn just yet)

Change Color – White (leave a long beginning tail)

Row 4: sc in each st; ch 1 and turn – 4 sts

Row 5: in BLO 2 dec; ch 1 and turn – 2 sts

Row 6: in FLO dec – 1 st

Fasten off.

Cut the orange yarn leaving a long enough tail to crochet around the orange part. With a needle carry
it to the left side of the tail and begin sc around the orange part with the orange yarn. When you get to
the white part, change color and use the white beginning tail. Sc around with white. Fasten off when
you get to the orange. I did not slip stitch to join to the orange. I sewed the first orange and last white
stitches together. Weave in all ends, except for the one you will use to sew the tail in place.
BODY – Back Piece

Suggested Colors – Orange

Ch 7

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