Bull Terrier
Bull Terrier
Bull Terrier
                   Female brood. Puppies Bulka Zhulka and Gobbler-Nibbler
                   Designer: Alexandra Simba
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        Difficulty level - intermediate. The toy is approx. 15 (H) * 18 (L) * 7.5 (W) cm. Pay attention that
your toy can be smaller or bigger depending on the materials you use and your manner to crochet.
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        YOU WILL NEED
        These materials are necessary:
         - any smooth or velour yarn. To make the two-color bull terrier I
used Vita Brilliant Yarn (45% wool, 55% acrylic; 380 m/100 g) of the following
colors: baked milk (5108) (MC) - 50 g; white (4951) (CC) - 25 g. 1.5 mm
crochet hook. To make nose I used leftovers of black color yarn.
        - to make the gray bull terrier I used Alize Angora Real 40 (40% wool,
60% acrylic; 480 m/100 g) - ivory (599) - 50 g. 1.25 crochet hook.
        - to make eye whites you will need embroidery thread or Iris yarn.
You can use any cotton yarn or just a piece of white felt. I used Vita Pelican
yarn (100% mercerized cotton, 330 m/50 g). You will need just leftovers of
these yarns.
TIP: If you need exactly the same yarn you can ask via private message in
this shop on Etsy
           https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/LittleOwlsHutRUSSIAN
        Optional materials:
        - 2.5*28 mm cotter-pin - 1 item, M3 washer - 2 items, 40-45 mm
plywood or cardboard disk - 2 items (pay attention that the size of the disk
depends on the inner diameter of the neck). You can sew the head on the
body. In this case, you don’t need cotter pins, washer or disks.
        - transparent glue (if you want to glue the eyes on instead of sewing
them on)
        - dry pastel colors to tint of the following colors: dark-brown and
pink. For the grey dog, you will also need dark-gray pastel color to tint
between folds.
        - thin (0.5-0.7 mm) black permanent marker or ballpoint pen
        - decorative collar or bow
        TOOLS:
        - 1.25 or 1.5 mm crochet hook (the size of the hook depends on the yarn you use). 1 mm crochet
hook to make the eye whites
        - pins
        - wire cutter
        - round pliers to twist cotter-pins
        - hard synthetic paintbrush to tint the toy. (I used a flat
brush # 5)
        - wide brush to tint the cheeks
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ABBREVIATIONS:
ch – chain
dec – 2 sc tog
        Attention! In order to get thick even fabric without holes make decreases as it is shown in
pictures below (and do not just skip on stitch!). If it is not states the other, if it is not stated otherwise.
tog - together
shift st - shift stitch – an additional sc in next st and only after that change the position of the marker
ss – slip stitch
FO – fasten off and weave in the end
sc – single crochet
incr – increase: 2 tr in one st
st(s) – stitch (es)
RS - right side
WS – wrong side
        Attention! In order to avoid injuries, it is necessary to make a loop at the end of the wire and
wrap it with plaster. Be careful when working with wire.
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How to choose a washer to join the head.
          To choose a washer of the correct size, it is necessary to make the neck first. Work in continuous
spiral. Do not shift the marker. (For the two-color dog, the neck is made with white yarn only.)
1) make a MR, 6 sc into the ring (6)
2) 2 tr in each st around (12)
3) (sc, 2 tr in next st) * 6 (18)
4) (sc, 2 tr in next st, sc) * 6 (24)
5) (3 sc, 2 tr in next st) * 6 (30)
6) (2 tr, 2 tr in next st, 2 tr) * 6 (36)
7) (5 sc, 2 tr in next st) * 6 (42)
8) (6 sc, 2 tr in next st) * 6 (48)
9) (7 sc, 2 tr in next st) * 6 (54)
10-20) sc in each st around (60)
Fasten off. Sew 13 and 19 Rnd together like a foto below
          The washer must fit into the neck. In my cases, for the gray dog, I used a 40-mm washer and for
the two-color dog I used a 45-mm washer.
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Front legs
          Work in continuous spiral. Do not shift the marker.
          Main instruction - for a one-color dog.
1) make a MR, 6 sc into the ring (6)
2) 2 tr in each st around (12)
3) 11 sc, 2 tr in next st (13)
4) 6 sc, 2 tr in next st, 6 sc (14)
5) 13 sc, 2 tr in next st (15)
6) 7 sc, 2 tr in next st, 7 sc (16)
7) 15 sc, 2 tr in next st (17)
8) 8 sc, 2 tr in next st, 8 sc (18)
9) 17 sc, 2 tr in next st (19)
10) 9 ss, 2 tr in next st, 9 ss (20)
11) 19 ss, 2 tr in next st (21)
12) 10 sc, 2 tr in next st, 10 sc (22)
13-16) 22 sc (22)
17) 4 sc,14 sc according green line in a foto, 4 sc (22). Fasten off. Fold the previous contour inside.
Tail
         Work in continuous spiral. Do not shift the marker.
         Main instruction - for a one-color dog.
1) make a MR, 6 sc into the ring (6)
2) (2 sc, 2 sc in next st) * 2 (8)
3-4) 8 sc (8)
5) 2 sc, 6 sc crochet according green line, 2 sc in next st (10). Continue working around the new contour.
BODY
          Work in continuous spiral. Main instruction - for a one-color dog.
          The marker goes along the spine. Align the position of the marker when necessary.
1) make a MR, 6 sc into the ring (6)
2) 2 tr in each st around (12)
3) (sc, 2 tr in next st) * 6 (18)
4) (sc, 2 tr in next st, sc) * 6 (24)
5) (3 sc, 2 tr in next st) * 6 (30)
6) (2 tr, 2 tr in next st, 2 tr) * 6 (36)
7) (5 sc, 2 tr in next st) * 6 (42)
8) (3 sc, 2 tr in next st, 3 sc) * 6 (48)
9) (7 sc, 2 tr in next st) * 6 (54)
10) (4 sc, 2 tr in next st, 4 sc) * 6 (60)
11) (11 sc, 2 tr in next st) * 5 (65)
12) (6 sc, 2 tr in next st, 6 sc) * 5 (70)
13) (13 sc, 2 tr in next st) * 5 (75)
14) (7 sc, 2 tr in next st, 7 sc) * 5 (80)
15) (19 ss, 2 tr in next st) * 4 (84)
16) (10 sc, 2 tr in next st, 10 sc) * 4 (88)
17) (21 sc, 2 tr in next st) * 4 (94)
18-23) sc in each st around (94). Sew 20-22 Rnds.
24) (11 sc, 2 tr in next st, 11 sc) * 4 (96)
25-28) 96 sc (96) Sew together 25-27 Rnds.
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29) (23 sc, 2 tr in next st) * 4 (100)
30) sc in each st around (100)
31) (12 tr, 2 tr in next st, 12 tr) * 4 (104)
32) sc in each st around (104)
33) (25 sc, 2 tr in next st) * 4 (108).
34-35) sc in each st around (108)
36) (2 lot, 25 sc) * 4 (104)
         Sew 34-35 Rnds together
37) 83 sc, (2 lot, 5 sc) * 3 (101)
38) (5 sc, 2 lot) * 3, 80 sc (98)
39) 82 sc, 2 lot, 8 sc, 2 lot, 4 sc (96)
40) 4 sc, 2 lot, 8 sc, 2 lot, 20 sc, 2 lot, 22 tr, 2 lot, 34 sc (92)
         Sew 39-40 Rnds together
41) (21 sc, 2 lot) * 4 (88)
42) (10 sc, 2 lot, 10 sc) * 4 (84)
43) sc in each st around (84)
         Make a wire frame for the legs. It makes the toy more stable. Wire frame also helps if it is
difficult to attach the legs in a perfect position - you can just bend the legs a bit and the toy will stand
firmly. Place additional marker between Rnds 16 and 18 where the central marker goes. Count 33 sts
down to the right and to the left from the additional marker. Place additional markers. Cut 35-40 cm of
wire. Make an oval at one of the ends (the length of the oval is equal to the length of the back leg or a
bit shorter). Make sure that the sharp end of the wire is inside the oval (it should look like a paper clip).
Wrap the oval with plaster. Insert the frame into the place where the back leg is attached to the body.
Repeat for the second leg.
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43) (19 ss, 2 lot) * 4 (80)
44) (9 ss, 2 lot, 9 ss) * 4 (76). Align the marker to make it go straight.
45) (19 ss, 2 lot) * 4 (80)
         Place additional marker between Rnds 43 and 45 where the central marker goes. Count 33 sts
down to the right and to the left from the additional marker. Place additional markers. Twist wires of
the back legs together (make sure the body is not deformed) and take the other ends outside the body
through the marked places for the front legs. Make small loops at each end and wrap them with plaster.
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46) (8 sc, 2 lot, 8 sc)*4 (68)
         Sew together 45-46 Rnds
47) (15 sc, 2 lot) * 4 (64)
48) (7 sc, 2 lot, 7 sc) * 4 (60)
49) (13 sc, 2 lot) * 4 (56)
50) (6 sc, 2 lot, 6 sc) * 4 (52)
         Align the marker to make it go straight. In order to attach the head later, place an additional
marker at the end of Rnd 54 - it marks the place where the cotter pin will go out. Stuff the body with
polyester. If you want, you can add some granules into the bottom.
51) (11 sc, 2 lot) * 4 (48)
52) (3 sc, 2 lot, 3 sc) * 6 (42)
         Choose a disc of the matching size (see instructions above on page 4). Then take a 2.5*28 mm
cotter pin, put a M3 washer onto the pin, then the disc. Insert the cotter pin with the washer and the
disc inside the body so that the head of the pin looks inside the body and the end goes out through the
neck through the marked st.
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                            View from below                                      Side view
         Continue working. Stuff with polyester while crocheting. You can fix the end of the cotter pin
with plaster to prevent it from falling inside the body.
53) (2 tr, 2 lot, 2 tr) * 7 (35)
54) (3 sc, 2 lot) * 7 (28)
55) (sc, 2 lot, sc) * 7 (21)
56) (sc, 2 lot) * 7 (14). Stuff with polyester till the end.
57) (2 lot) * 7 (7). Fasten off.
         The body should look like this. It is time to attach the head. If the hole is too small, you can make
it bigger with a tapestry needle. Put the washer onto the cotter pin.
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         Twist the ends of the cotter pin. Try the tail onto the body. Stuff the tail with polyester and sew
it on.
        Put the legs onto the wire frame. Stuff the legs with polyester. Fix the legs with pins to make the
toy stand firmly on the four legs. Sew the legs on.
HEAD
       Work in continuous spiral. Main instruction - for a one-color dog.
       The marker goes along the central line of the muzzle from the nose to the forehead and back of
the head. Align the position of the marker when necessary. Do not remove the marker before sculpting.
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15) (12 sc, 2 tr in next st, 13 sc, 2 tr in next st)*2 (58)
16) (13 sc, 2 tr in next st, 14 sc, 2 tr in next st)*2 (62)
17) (14 sc, 2 tr in next st, 15 sc, 2 tr in next st)*2 sc (66)
18) (21 sc, 2 tr in next st) * 3 (69)
         Sew 17-18 Rnds together
19) (22 tr, 2 tr in next st) * 3 (72)
20) (2 tr in next st, 23 sc) * 3 (75)
21-27) 74 sc (74)
         Sew together 20-21, 25-26 Rnds
28) (23 sc, 2 lot) * 2 (72)
29) (2 lot, 10 sc) * 6 (66)
         Sew together 28-29 Rnds
30) (10 sc, 2 tr in next st) * 3 (72)
31) (23 sc, 2 tr in next st) * 3 (75)
32) 2 sc, 2 sc in next st, 4 sc, 2 tr in next st, 16 sc, 2 tr in net st, 24 sc, 2 tr in next st, 16 sc, 2 tr in next st,
4 sc, 2 tr in next st, 2 sc, 2 tr in next st (82)
33-41) sc in each st around (82)
42) 21 sc, 2 lot, (16 sc, 2 lot) * 2, 21 sc, 2 lot (78)
43) (11 sc, 2 lot) * 6 (72)
44) (5 sc, 2 lot, 5 sc) * 6 (66). Stuff with polyester rather tightly.
45) (9 ss, 2 lot) * 6 (60)
46) (4 sc, 2 lot, 4 sc) * 6 (54)
47) (7 sc, 2 lot) * 6 (48)
48) (3 sc, 2 lot, 3 sc) * 6 (42)
49) (5 sc, 2 lot) * 6 (36)
50) (2 tr, 2 lot, 2 tr) * 6 (30)
51) (3 sc, 2 lot) * 6 (24)
52) (sc, 2 lot, sc) * 6 (18)
53) (sc, 2 lot) * 6 (12). Fasten off. Stuff with polyester till the end. Do not close the hole before you do
sculpting.
                        View from above                                            Side view
Ears
          Work in continuous spiral. Main instruction - for a one-color dog.
          The marker goes along the ridge. Do not shift the marker.
1) make a MR, 6 sc into the ring (6)
2) (sc, 2 tr in next st) * 3 (9)
3) (sc, 2 tr in next st, sc) * 3 (12)
4) 2 tr in next st, 4 sc, (2 tr in next st) * 2, 4 sc, 2 tr in next st (16)
5) 2 tr in next st, 6 sc, (2 tr in next st) * 2, 6 sc, 2 tr in next st (20)
6) 2 tr in next st, 8 sc, (2 tr in next st) * 2, 8 sc, 2 tr in next st (24)
7) 2 tr in next st, 10 sc, (2 tr in next st) * 2, 10 sc, 2 tr in next st (28)
8) 2 tr in next st, 12 tr, (2 tr in next st) * 2, 12 tr, 2 tr in next st (32)
9) 2 tr in next st, 14 sc, (2 tr in next st) * 2, 14 sc, 2 tr in next st (36)
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10) 2 tr in next st, 16 sc, (2 tr in next st) * 2, 16 sc, 2 tr in next st (40). Fasten off. Fold the ear in half
along the marker.
       Place additional marker between Rnds 44 and 45 where the central marker goes. Count 19 sts
down to the right and to the left from the additional marker. Place additional marker between Rnds 46
and 47 where the central marker goes. Count 7 sts down to the right and to the left from the additional
marker. Additional markers mark edge points of the ears. With pins, fix the ears on the head, then sew
them on.
        To make the muzzle more impressive, it is necessary to do sculpting. You can use embroidery
thread of the matching color or dental floss.
                To make a smile, place an additional marker between Rnds 38 and 39 where the central
marker goes. Count 17 sts down to the right and to the left from the additional marker. Now you can
remove the additional marker in the center. Insert the needle into any point marked with an additional
marker, leaving a 10-cm tail. Take the needle out through the opposite point, skip 1 st up and insert the
needle into this point (the thread goes outside). Pull the both ends making small dimples. Tie the ends
together and weave in the ends.
        To make eye sockets, place additional marker between Rnds 41 and 42 where the central
marker goes. Count 12 sts down to the right and to the left from the additional marker. Now you can
remove the additional marker in the center. Insert the needle into any point marked with an additional
marker, leaving a 10-cm tail. Take the needle out through the opposite point, skip 1 st down and insert
the needle into this point (the thread goes outside). Pull the both ends making small sockets. Tie the
ends together and weave in the ends.
                    View from above                                         Side view
        Stuff the head till the end. Do not close the hole yet.
        Sew the head to the neck adding more polyester. Before sewing the head on, fix it with pins.
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          Finish up the eyes.
          Cut eye whites out of a piece of felt or crochet them with any cotton yarn (Iris yarn / embroider
yarn / Vita Pelican) with 1 mm crochet hook. Make two. The position of the marker is not important. The
eye whites should be the same size or a little bigger than the eyes.
1) make a MR, 6 sc into the ring.
2) 2 tr in each st around (12)
3) (sc, 2 tr in next st) * 6 (18)
          Attach the eye whites (sew them on or glue them on) at the eye sockets. Glue or sew on the
eyes and attach the eyelids.
       Upper eyelid. Work in flat rows with MC yarn. Leave 5-cm tail at both ends. Ch 13, sc in 2nd ch
from the hook, sc in each ch till the end of the chain (12). Fasten off leaving a 5-cm tail.
       Lower eyelid. Work in flat rows with MC yarn. Leave 5-cm tail at both ends. Ch 7.
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        Finish up the smile.
        Thread black embroider yarn into a tapestry needle, make a knot. Insert the needle into the hole
at the back of the head and take it out at any dimple. With pins, fix the smile on the muzzle. At the end
pull the embroider yarn to make it go smoothly. Fix the yarn at the back of the head. Now you can close
the hole and weave in the ends.
        You can see how to close the hole in this video:
        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfJF-BMAF90
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       Tinting
       Tinting is a very important stage in making any toy. It makes the toy more expressive.
       I use dry pastel, which I powder before using and a black ballpoint pen.
        With hard brush, draw spots. You can use photos of real dogs as a guide to draw the spots - the
spots are often around one or both eyes. Make some spots on the neck.
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        Add a bit of pink color. Take a bit of pink color onto a wide brush. Make some touches on a
sheet of paper to get rid of excess color. It is important to make the tint very light. With pink color, tint
around the nose and to the nose bridge, in the ears and around the eye without a spot. Tint the cheeks a
little.
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       With dark-gray color, tint the area between folds on the muzzle and the body to make them
more visible. With dark-gray color, tint around the eye without the spot.
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       With a ballpoint pen, draw spots for whiskers. Put on a collar. The toy is ready!
Front legs
1-4) work with white yarn following the main
instructions.
5-17) work with brown yarn following the main
instructions. Fasten off.
Tail
1-2) work with white yarn following the main instructions.
3-14) work with brown yarn following the main instructions. Fasten off.
Ears. Work with brown yarn following the main instructions. Fasten off.
Neck. Work with white yarn following the main instructions. Fasten off.
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Body
         Do not shift the marker with shift sts. If you work rather tightly and use a crochet hook of a
smaller size, the marker does not go aside too much.
1-29) work with brown yarn following the main instructions.
30) 48 sc with brown yarn, 4 sc with white yarn, 48 sc with brown yarn (100)
31) (12 tr, 2 tr in next st, 24 sc, 2 tr in next st, 9 ss) with brown yarn, 6 sc with white yarn, (9 ss, 2 tr in
next st, 24 sc, 2 tr in next st, 12 tr) with brown yarn (104)
32) 48 sc with brown yarn, 8 sc with white yarn, 48 sc with brown yarn (104)
33) (25 sc, 2 tr in next st, 22 tr) with brown yarn, (3 sc, 2 tr in next st, 4 sc) with white yarn, (21 sc, 2 tr in
next st, 25 sc, 2 tr in next st) with brown yarn (108)
34) 49 ss with brown yarn, 10 sc with white yarn, (29 ss, 20 sc flo) with brown yarn (108)
35) (20 sc flo, 29 ss) with brown yarn, 10 sc with white yarn, 49 ss with brown yarn (108)
36) (2 lot, 25 sc, 2 lot, 20 sc) with brown yarn, (5 sc, 2 lot, 4 sc) with white yarn, (21 sc, 2 lot, 5 sc), make
with brown yarn (104)
37) (47 sc) with brown yarn, 10 sc with white yarn, (26 sc, (2 lot, 5 sc) *3) with brown yarn (101)
38) ((5 sc, 2 lot) * 3, 26 sc) with brown yarn, 10 sc with white yarn, (24 sc, 20 sc flo) with brown yarn (98)
39) (44 sc) with brown yarn, 10 sc with white yarn, (28 sc, 2 lot, 8 sc, 2 lot, 4 sc) with brown yarn (96)
40) (4 sc, 2 lot, 8 sc, 2 lot, 20 sc, 2 lot, 6 sc) with brown yarn, 10 sc with white yarn, (6 sc, 2 lot, 34 sc)
with brown yarn (92)
42) (21 sc, 2 lot, 18 sc) with brown yarn, (3 sc, 2 lot, 6 sc) with white yarn, (15 sc, 2 lot, 21 sc, 2 lot) with
brown yarn (88)
43) (10 sc, 2 lot, 20 sc, 2 lot, 6 sc) with brown yarn, 11 sc with white yarn, (3 sc, 2 lot, 20 sc, 2 lot, 10 sc)
with brown yarn (84)
44) (19 ss, 2 lot, 16 sc) with brown yarn, (3 sc, 2 lot, 8 sc) with white yarn, (11 sc, 2 lot, 19 ss, 2 lot) with
brown yarn (80)
45) (9 ss, 2 lot, 18 sc, 2 lot, 3 sc) with brown yarn, (15 sc, 2 lot) with white yarn, (18 sc, 2 lot, 9 ss) with
brown yarn (76)
46) (17 sc, 2 lot, 8 sc) with brown yarn, (9 ss, 2 lot, 14 sc) with white yarn, (3 sc, 2 lot, 17 sc, 2 lot) with
brown yarn (72)
47) 13 sc with white yarn, (2 tr, 2 lot, 7 sc) with brown yarn, (8 sc, 2 lot, 14 sc) with white yarn, (sc, 2 lot,
8 sc) with brown yarn, (7 sc, 2 lot) with white yarn (64)
48) (7 sc, 2 lot, 6 sc) with white yarn, 8 sc with brown yarn, (2 lot, 14 sc, 2 lot, 5 sc) with white yarn, 8 sc
with brown yarn, (sc, 2 lot, 7sc) with white yarn (60)
49) (13 sc, 2 lot) with white yarn, 7 sc with brown yarn, (6 sc, 2 lot, 13 sc) with white yarn, (2 lot, 5 sc)
with brown yarn, (8 sc, 2 lot) with white yarn (56)
50) (6 sc, 2 lot, 7 sc) with white yarn, 5 sc with brown yarn, (2 lot, 12 tr, 2 lot, 6 sc) with white yarn, 5 sc
with brown yarn, (sc, 2 lot, 6 sc) with white yarn (52)
         Insert the cotter pin and the disc.
51-57) work with white yarn following the main instructions. Fasten off.
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Head
1-27) work following the main instructions. Do not shift the marker with shift sts. After the nose work
with white yarn.
28) (5 sc) with white yarn, (18 tr, 2 lot, 23 sc, 2 lot, 20 sc) with brown yarn, (3 sc, 2 lot) with white yarn
(72)
29) (2 lot, 3 sc) with white yarn, (7 sc, (2 lot, 10 sc) * 4, 2 lot, 7 sc) with brown yarn, 3 sc with white yarn
(66)
30) (3 sc) with white yarn, (7 sc, 2 tr in next st, (10 sc, 2 tr in next st) * 4, 9 sc) with brown yarn, (sc, 2 tr
in next st) with white yarn (72)
31) 3 sc with white yarn, (20 sc, 2 tr in next st, 23 sc, 2 tr in next st, 22 tr) with brown yarn, (sc, 2 tr in
next st) with white st (75)
32) (2 tr, 2 tr in next st) with white yarn, (4 sc, 2 tr in next st, 16 sc, 2 tr in next st, 24 sc, 2 tr in next st, 16
sc, 2 tr in next st, 4 sc, 2 tr in next st) with brown yarn, (2 tr, 2 tr in next st) with white yarn (94)
33-41) 3 sc with white yarn, 88 sc with brown yarn, 3 sc with white yarn (94)
42) 3 sc with white yarn, (18 sc, 2 lot, (16 sc, 2 lot) * 2, 20 sc) with brown yarn, (sc, 2 lot) with white st
(78)
43) (2 lot, sc) with white yarn, (10 sc, (2 lot, 11 sc) * 4, 2 lot, 9 ss) with brown yarn, 2 tr with white yarn
(72)
44) 3 sc with white yarn, (2 tr, 2 lot, 5 sc, (5 sc, 2 lot, 5 sc) * 4, 5 sc, 2 lot, 2 tr) with brown yarn, 3 sc with
white yarn (66)
45) 3 sc with white yarn, (6 sc, 2 lot, (9 ss, 2 lot) * 4, 8 sc) with brown yarn, (sc, 2 lot) with white yarn
(60)
46) 3 sc with white yarn, (sc, 2 lot, 4 sc, (4 sc, 2 lot, 4 sc) * 4, 4 sc, 2 lot, 2 tr) with brown yarn, 2 tr with
white yarn (54)
47) (2 lot, sc) with white yarn, (6 sc, (2 lot, 7 sc) * 5) with brown yarn (48)
48-53) work with brown yarn following the main instructions. Fasten off. Do not close the hole before
you do sculpting.
          Do sculpting following the main instructions.
              Before sculpting                                                             After sculpting
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Sew the Ears onto the head. Attach the head onto the body using the cotter pin.
        Make the eyelids with brown yarn. Attach the eyelids above the eyes. Make the smile. With
black permanent marker tint around the eyes and the corners of the smile.
        You can experiment with the contour of the nose. With a permanent marker draw the contour
of the nose and then tint it.
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With dark-brown color, tint around the eye and around the nose.
           View from above                                    Side view
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        With dark-brown color, tint the area between brown and white places going inside the brown
area.
                    View from above                                           Side view
         With dark-brown color, tint between folds on the muzzle and the body. With dark-brown color,
tint the area between brown and white places going inside the brown area.
                    View from above                                        Side view
        With very pale pink color, tint around the nose. With pink color, tint the cheeks. Tint inside the
ears. With a ballpoint pen, draw spots for whiskers. Put on a collar. The toy is ready!
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How to change the head and the ears (tutorial by Svetlana
Gromova)
Head
1) make a MR, 6 sc into the ring (6)
2) 2 tr in each st around (12)
3) (sc, 2 tr in next st) * 6 (18)
4) (sc, 2 tr in next st, sc) * 6 (24)
5) (3 sc, 2 tr in next st) * 6 (30)
6) (2 tr, 2 tr in next st, 2 tr) * 6 (36)
7) (11 sc, 2 tr in next st) * 3 (39)
8) 2 tr in next st, 5 sc, (2 tr in next st, 12 tr) * 2, 2 tr in next st, 4 sc, 2 tr in next st, sc (44)
sc in each st around (44)
9) sc, 2 tr in next st, 11 sc, 2 tr in next st, (13 sc, 2 tr in next st)* 2, 2 tr (48)
10) (15 sc, 2 tr in next st) * 3 (51)
11) (8 sc, 2 tr in next st, 8 sc) * 3 (54) Make a fold.
12) (12 sc, 2 tr in next st, 13 sc, 2 tr in next st)*2 (58)
13) (13 sc, 2 tr in next st, 14 sc, 2 tr in next st)*2 (62)
14) (14 sc, 2 tr in next st, 15 sc, 2 tr in next st)*2 (66)
18) (21 sc, 2 tr in next st) * 3 (69)
Make a fold
16) (22 tr, 2 tr in next st) * 3 (72)
17) (2 tr in next st, 23 sc) * 3 (75)
18-27) 75 sc (75)
Make a fold
28) (23 sc, 2 lot) * 3 (72)
29) (5 sc, 2 lot, 5 sc) * 6 (66). Stuff with polyester rather tightly. Make a fold.
30) (5 sc, 2 tr in next st, 5 sc) * 6 (72)
31) (2 tr in next st, 23 sc) * 3 (75)
32) 2 sc, 2 tr in next st, 4 sc, 2 tr in next st, 16 sc, 2 tr in next st, 24 sc, 2 tr in next st, 16 sc, 2 tr in next st,
4 sc, 2 tr in next st, 2 sc, 2 tr in next st (82)
33-41) 84 sc (84)
42) 21 sc, 2 lot, (16 sc, 2 lot)*2, 21 sc, 2 lot
43) (11 ss, 2 lot) * 6 (60)
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44) (5 sc, 2 lot, 5 sc) * 6 (66). Stuff with polyester rather tightly.
45) (9 ss, 2 lot) * 6 (60)
46) (4 sc, 2 lot, 4 sc) * 6 (54)
47) (7 sc, 2 lot) * 6 (48)
48) (3 sc, 2 lot, 3 sc) * 6 (42)
49) (5 sc, 2 lot) * 6 (36)
50) (2 tr, 2 lot, 2 tr) * 6 (30)
51) (3 sc, 2 lot) * 6 (24)
52) (sc, 2 lot, sc) * 6 (18)
53) (sc, 2 lot) * 6 (12). Fasten off. Stuff with polyester till the end. Do not close the hole before you do
sculpting.
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Results of the pattern testing
        The very first puppy was the bull terrier named Jean-Jacques by Svetlana Gromova (Svet-grom).
Svetlana has changed the pattern a little and made different ears. The toy is approx. 16 cm tall. Svetlana
used 1.75 mm crochet hook and Alize Angora Real 40 yarn (about 50 g) and Alize Kid Mohair (about 22
g).
         After that Jerminal Silver Moon was born. For friends - just Jerik. By Julia Voitenko (Клякс@). It
is made with Alpine Andre Classic yarn (about 58 g) and 1.25 Clover crochet hook. The toy is approx. 16
cm tall.
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        The third puppy is the girl puppy named Waitress. By Natalia Roschshina (Навла). Angora Ram
and Ice Yarns Kid Mohair Fine, 1.5 mm crochet hook. The puppy is about 18 cm tall and 20 cm long
(without the tail).
        These dogs was so cute that Natalia made another puppy. Gerome is orange. Yarns: Angora Ram
and Alize Kid Mohair, 1.5 mm Clover Soft crochet hook, cotter pin (5 cm disc), wire frame for legs. This
puppy is approx. 17 cm tall and 20 cm long without the tail.
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       But it wasn’t the end. After Waitress, her brother called Buzhul appeared at Tatiana Chertova
(Dominic). It is made with velour yarn. It is approx. 14.5 cm tall.
         There was another puppy called Zhorik. By Natalia Pchelintseva (mylya). The toy is approx. 16
cm tall. It is made with Alize Angora Real 40 yarn (87 brown (approx. half a ball) and 55 white (leftover).
50 mm disc. Semi-beads for eyes.
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         Many thanks to Irina Gorelova (Irgo) for her fluffy puppy called Zhe-Niok. The puppy is made
with YarnArt Angora Deluxe yarn (100 g/520 m, approx. 40 g) and 1.5 mm crochet hook. The toy is 16
cm tall.
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