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Nissan B Eng

doll base body - english

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NisanDoll h BODY and ;, 2 Model SWIMSUIT PATTERNS Total 120 Pages 2 PDF Files LOTSIOF/PHOTOS Wired|Fingers, [2\Different, (Chest/Knitting/Methods) suitable for knitting with thin and thick yarns This pattern is for a . (Head Pattern Don't shar i \ is not included. don't copy, don't 2 different Nisan Doll distribute and Head Patterns suitable for this body pattern are also onsale) sell your own 2 crotchet works which youmake according to this pattern. My rights overmy MATERIALS In the doll | knitted with Forever brand yarn, lused a tm thick wire by folding it in ‘hal (40 cm for each leg. For each avm: 30 cm long.) A wire with a thickness of 2 mm or 2.5 mm can be used for the baby we knit with Gazzal Baby Coton brand yarn. (65 cm for each leg. For each arm: 40 cm long.) Let's bend both ends of the wires. part that we will insert into the hand and foot. When knitting wired fingers; We will use 20mm jewelry wire for Alize Forever brand yarn. For Gazzal Baby Cotton brand yam, | use 0.40mm jewelry wire. For ie swimsuit, | used machine rubber and 4 tiny buttons. HANDS AND ARMS page 1 As you knit wired fingers; For ‘ Alize Forever’ trademark wire, we use 0,30 mwa. omament wire. For ‘ Gazzal Baby Cotton ’ trademark wire, use O40 mm. omament wire. For every finger which we'll knit with Alize Forever trademark, cut ) j 20. em length wire. And IRY we bend it from middle I \ of it for making dublicate, \ For fingers which we'll \ knit with Gazzal Baby \\ Cotton trademark, cut 30 cm. length wire. And bend it From middle of } it for making \ Flog, 1- LITTLE FINGER At right hand, welll knit little Finger first Initially we make a starter stitch. We put the wire over the rope. The curly of Sela wil be upper side. im Firstly we knit 1 chain in away that the wire stay iin between. i * Then welll knit single crochetsinawaythe = —SSStst= Then we put in the needle through the end of the wire. Taking one stitch we knit the chain. After that, again we knit another one And make 1 scroll stitch (slst) to below chain, upside of the wire St chain. Om HANDS AND ARMS page 4 RIGHT HAND Later, we knit 5 slst to the continuation (I! mean, it will be total 6 sist). Then we knit one chain. Now we'll knit the ring finger. Firstly, we hold the wire so that the crimped part of the wire is up. Later we knit a chain so that the wire is in Later we make 8 slst (scroll stitch) from And then we knit 7 first chain. se (single crochet) in the way wie is in between. At the part of the end, pass the needle through the wire, We 1 chain (just like-at the little fi HANDS AND ARMS page 5 3- MV R Now we knit the vaiddle finger. We knit just like the ring finger so that this time we don't not 7 sc but & sc. and on the tum we make 9 scvoll stitch. And then we knit 1 chain. Now will knit the forefinger. We knit just like the ving finger. Knit 7 sc and on the tum it will be 8 sist. Then we make 1 ch HANDS AND ARMS page 6 RIGHT HAND PALM We tum other side of the fingers. We put in the stitch below the forefinger. And there we make 1 sc. Later we put in the stiteh whieh is Later, just like; between forefinger and middle finger = "é To the stiteh which is under the middle finger we knit 1 se. to the stitch which is among we knit % st a To the stitch which is under the. ving finger we knit 1 sc. Lyman, we have knitted total 7 st. To the stitch which is under the little finger we knit 2 se. | mean, we have knitted total 7 sc. HANDS AND ARMS page 7 Later we also knit 1 se to the stitch which is opposite of the knitted sf ing finger. We knit 1 sc to the stitch is We tum it again. We make 1 chain. Now we count the knuckle spacing of the little finger. We knit 1 sc to the stitch which is corresponding fifth space. 1 Now we count the knuckle spacing of ‘the 1 corresponding seventh space. We also knit 1 sc to the stitch which is op) ts of the se we've just now knitted in the ving finge Now we count the knuckle spacing of the middle finger. We knit 1 se to the stitch is corresponding eighth space. Qaorurensensoy In the middle finger we knit 2 sc into We count the knuckle spacing of ‘the forefinger. the stitch which is opposite of the sc 2” We knit 1 sc to the stitch is corresponding weve just now knitted. seventh space. HANDS AND ARMS page 9 RIGHT HAND We also knit 1 sc to the stitch which is opposite of the sc we've just now knitted in the forefinger. ee ©anursensensoy We tum other side agaii ! And we put in the stitch at the level of the Fe ee | forefinger, we knit 1 se. i > Then we skip 1 hole and knit 1 sc to the stitch at the level of the middle finger. After that we skip 1 hole again, and knit 1 se to the stitch at the level of the ring finger. And we affix the marker vope to the last sc we've knitted. That is inside of the hand. HANDS AND ARMS page 11 RIGHT HAND Ist ROW Now welll knit our first vow after affix marker rope. We skip 1 hole , knit 1 se. And to the continuation from the hole near the little finger we knit 9 se. We tum it, > We make 2 increase, (I mean, one increase on om 1 two separate holes). And we knit 1 sc into the | Marker hole. We draw marker rope through 1 the hole of last sc. | Total 45 se. ak a eae : “XN ' == ee i HANDS AND ARMS page 12 RIGHT HAND 2. ROW Skigping 1 hole we knit Se Now we'll knit the thumb. We hold the wire over the rope. Firstly we knit 1 ch in the way that the wire is in betweensthen’ again inthe | way the\wir HANDS AND ARMS page 13 RIGHT HAND Continuation of 2. Later we make 1 inc. into the first hole in the part of the hand. HANDS AND ARMS page 14 RIGHT HAND 3. ROW Firstly we knit 10 se. Then to the stitch corresponding to the fifth knuckle of the thumb we knit 1 se. After that we also knit 1 so to the _ x5 And later we knit 4 sc from the next hole of opposite. of the stitch we've knitted. the hand. We pull the marker rope through the | last se. 1 ' Total: 16 HANDS AND ARMS page 15 RIGHT HAND 4. ROW We knit 14 se and skip 1 hole and knit 1 se. Total: 15 we knit 1 se and skip 1 hole and knit 8 sc, skip 1 hole, knit 2 se, skip 1 hole, knit 2 se. Total: 12 We skip 1 hole, knit 7 se, skip 1 hole, knit 1 se, skip 1 hole, knit 1 se. _ Total: 9 HANDS AND ARMS page 16 RIGHT HAND 7. ROW We knit 9 sc. We skip 1 hole, knit 8 se. Total: 8 ae [Ss Semon After seventh and eigth row, we affix the main wire. We use, for ‘Alize Forever trademark rope 30 cm length, for ‘Gazzal Baby Cotton’ Twisting the end of the main trademark rope 40 cm wire wire (If it is a wire you've folded in half, there's no need to bend "etee it) we place it on the hand up to the point where the fingers start. The main wire will be on the After that, we wrap the finger’ wires tightly to the main wire and tape it. | use a cloth band-aid. | cut a thin strip of this tape. uses HANDS AND ARMS page 17 RIGHT HAND 9. 10. 11. 12. ROWS (4 rows) We knit 8 sc 13. sira We make 1 inc. knit 7 sc. Total: 9 14. 15. 16. 17. ROWS (4 rows) we knit 9 sc. 18. ROW We knit 1 sc, make 1 inc. knit 7 se. Total: 10 19. 20. 21. ROWS (3 rows) We knit 10 sc. 22. ROW We knit 2 sc, make 1 inc. knit 7 sc. Total: 11. 23. ROW We knit 22 sc. We fill in between. 24. ROW we knit 2 sc, make 1 inc. knit 8 sc. Total: 12 25. ROW we knit 5 sc, make 2 inc, knit 2 se. Total: 13 26, 27. 28. ROWS (5 rows) we knit 13 sc. 29. ROW we knit 4 sc, skip 4 hole, knit 8 sc. Total: 12 30. ROW we knit 22 sc. 31. ROW We fit 3 Savstip 2 baler love 8s Total: 11. HANDS AND ARMS page 18 RIGHT HAND ‘ \ 32. 33.34. ROWS (3 rows) we knit 22 sc. 35. ROW We knit 4 se. make 1 inc. knit 6 se. Total: 12 36. 37. 38. ROWS (3 rows) we knit 12 sc. 39. ROW We knit 5 sc, make 1 inc, knit 6 sc. Total: 13 40. 41. 42. ROWS (3 rows) we knit 13 se. 43. ROW We knit @ sc, make 1 ine, knit 6 sc. Total: 14 We fill in 10- 15 vows. 44. 45. 46. ROWS (3 rows) we knit 14 50.55 nen | wate that definition, to wake it easier 47. ROW we knit 7 sc, make 2 inc, knit 6 sc. Total: 45 for me to find the rows, | affix the marker rope at 5 intervals of five rows. ¥ 48. 49. 50. ROWS (5 rows) we knit 15 sc. dont wake De Wea, poll the rope through the last se 51. ROW we knit 7 sc. And we cut the rope. Beach ro: HANDS AND ARMS page 19 Left HAND 1- On the left hand, welll knit forefinger first. We make a starting stitch firstly, We put the wire on the our rope. The curled part of the wire will be on top. Firstly we make 1 chain so that the wire stays in between. After that we'll knit single crochets so that again the wire stays in between — That is, first we'll pass the needle under the , First single crochet wire and take the stitch and take the Of the forefinger. second stitch from the top of the wire and ° fi Os, For forefinger we knit 7 sc. so that the wire stays in between. After that we pass the needle through end ae oe wire. Taking one stitch we make Later we make 1 chain again, And we make 1 sist (stvoll stitch) in the upside of the ire. mages ee hatin at the bottom. Ox, Vv ae HANDS AND ARMS page 21 LEFT HAND Then we make more much 7 slst to the continuation (so, totally rt will be & sist). Then we make 1. chain. Now we'll knit the middle finger. First we hold it, so that the curled part of the wire is up. Then we rake 4. ch so that the wire stays in between. —_ ———_— \ After that we knit & ch so that the wire 2 stays in between. : At the end, weypass NS the needle through 4 \ the wire, and wake 2 chain, then b \ | HANDS AND ARMS page 22 LEFT HAND We knit just like forefinger. So 7 sc, at the top pass the needle through the wire make 1 ch, upside of the wire we make 1 ch and on the tum 8 sist . And we make 1 ch Now welll knit the little finger. It will be 5 se, at the top point 2 ch and on the tum 6 sIst. Later we make 1 ch. HANDS AND ARMS page 23 LEFT HAND PALM We tum other side of the fingers. We enter the stitch under the little finger. And here we knit 1 sc. After that we enter the stitch between , the little finger and the ring finger. And ' We knit 2 se to the stitch we knit 2 sc. >. under the ving finger, and . ' another 2 se to the stitch in between; We knit 4 se to the stitch under the middle finger, and another 1 s¢ to the stitch in between; We knit 1 se to the stitch uv under the forefinger. So, we ® have knitted 7 sc totally. Suse HANDS AND ARMS page 24 LEFT HAND We tum it again. We make 1 ch. Now we count the knuckle spacing on the forefinger. We knit 1 sc to the stitch corresponding to the seventh interval. : : > ‘Now we count the knuckle spacing on the After that we knit 1 sc in the Bes . “4 t by . " middle finger. We knit 1 sc in the stitch opposite the single crochet we've kite ope cighth Weerval, HANDS AND ARMS page 25 LEFT HAND On the middle finger, we knit 4 sc in the stitch that is opposite the single crochet that we've just knitted. Now we count the knuckle spacing on the ving finger. We knit 1 sc in the stitch opposite the seventh interval. Ln We knit 1 se in the stitch on the ring a We count the knuckle spacing on the little finger that corresponds to the si finger. We knit 1 se to the stitch opposite the crochet that we've just knitted. fifth interval. HANDS AND ARMS page 26 LEFT HAND We knit 1 sc in the stitch that corresponds to the single crochet on the little finger we've just knitted. We tum its other side again. \ And we skip the stitchs on the side and enter S| the stitch at the level of the little finger. And ' we knit 1 se. HANDS AND ARMS page 27 LEFT HAND After that we skip 1 hole and knit 1 se in the stitch at the level of the ring finger. And we attache our marker rope in the that last single crochet. S This is inside of the hand. HANDS AND ARMS page 28 LEFT HAND 1. ROW Now we'll knit our first row after attach marker rope. We skip 1 hole, knit 1 sc. To the continuation we knit 11 se. We pull the mavker rope through the hole of last single crochet. HANDS AND ARMS page 29 First we make 1 chain so that the wire stays in between. Later we knit 5 se so that the\wire) fol es jar. we through the wi make 1 chaiv make 1 ch agai top of the wire: ins Left HAND 2. ROW We knit 1 sc, to the next two hole we make 2 inc. And to the continuation we knit 10 se. Total: 15° S 3. ROW Firstly we skip 1 hole, then knit 2 se and make 1 ine. Now we'll knit the thumb, We hold the wire so.that it remains on our rope. HANDS AND ARMS page 30 LEFT HAND CONTINUATION OF THE 3rd ROW And later we knit 12. se from first hole on the hand. And we affix the marker rope to the last sc we've knitted. 4. ROW First we knit 4 se. Later we knit 1 sc in the stitch that corresponds to the fifth knuckle gap of the thumb. dat we kent Se eee Adee oan te And then we knit 8 sc from the next first hole ingle erochet weve knitted. Bh of the hand. We skip 1 hole, knit 1. sc. We pull miaaneaiiaenaaia the marker rope from the last single crochet. HANDS AND ARMS page 32 LEFT HAND 2 s¢, skip 2 hole, 1 sc, skip 1 hole, 1 sc, skip + hole, 7 se. Total: 11. Skip 1 hole, 2 se, skip 1 hole, 7 sc. ‘. Total: 9 HANDS AND ARMS page 33 Left HAND 8. ROW We skip 2 hole, knit 8 sc. After seventh and eighth rows we attach main wire. We use; For Alize Forever trademark rope 30 cm length, For Gazzal Baby Cotton trademark vope 40 cm length wire. BB omrsensensoy Commer Twisting the end of the main wire (no need to crimp if it’s a wire you've folded in half) we place it on the hand up to the point where the fingers start. The main wire will be on the inside of the hand. After that we wrap the finger wires tightly to the main wire and tape it. use cloth tape. | cut a thin strip of this tape. HANDS AND ARMS page 34 Left HAND 9. 10. 11. 12. ROWS (4 rows) & sc. 13. ROW 2 inc., 7 sc. 14. 15. 16. 17. ROWS (4 rows) 9 sc. 18. ROW 1 se, 1 ine, 7 se. Total: 10 19. 20. 21. ROWS (3 rows) 10 sc. 22. ROW 2 sc, 4 inc, 7 sc. Total: 12 23. ROW 11 se. We fill in between. ——— 24. ROW 5 sc, 2 inc, 7 sc. Total: 12 25. ROW ¢ sc, 2 inc, 7 sc. Total: 13 26. 27. 28. siralar (5 sia) 23 sikigne oriyoruz 29. ROW § sc, skip 1 hole, 7 se. Total: 12 30. ROW 22 sc. 31. ROW s sc, skip 1 hole, 6 sc. Total: 12 47. ROW 7 sc, 1 inc, & sc. Total: 15 48. 49. 50. ROWS (3 rus) 15 sc. 51. ROW ¢ sc and cut the rope. 32. 33.34. ROWS (3 rows) 11 sc. 35. ROW Sse, 1 ine, 5 sc. Total: 12 36. 37. 38. ROWS (3 rows) 12 se. 39. ROW S$, 4 inc, 6 se. Total: 13 40. 41. 42. ROWS (3 rows) 13 se. 43. ROW 6 SC, 1 inc, 6 se. Total: 14 We fill in 10-15 rows. 44. 45. 46. ROWS (3 rows) 14 se. PS: So that it would be easier for me to find the rows while writing the recipe, | attached the marker rope in the transverse direction at intervals of five rows. It will be better if you pull the marker rope Fro tee ng erate i cach PAGES 36 Right FOOT, LEG 1. row = Magic ring and 6 sc We put our cue thread on the last se es 2. row Bsc, tn the same hole: 4 sc, 20. — Total: 4 - (Let's not forget to pull the sign thread from the last sc at the end of each row) 3. row In the same hole: 4 sc, Ss, Total: 13 4. rew 2s, tine, Ss, In the same hole: 3 sc, hi 0. 4 sc, S XS Total: 16 Sune Right FOOT, LEG Right FOOT, LEG 5 sikigne, 1 Arttirma, 8 sikigne, Toplam: 15 Sse, (In the same hole: 1 time double crochet, 1 time triple crochet), \ (In the same hole: 2 times triple crochet), (in the same hole: 1 time triple crochet, 1 time double crochet), Then 7 sc. Total: £8 While knitting these double crochet and triple crochet, let’s knit by taking the loops from each other so that there are no gaps in betwen. (You can watch the heel video) Paces 59 Right FOOT, LEG 15. row 4s, 1 classical decrease. That is, we remove one loop from the next two holes. (photo a). And. then we knit them all at once (photo b) “= 1% And further: 1 time double crochet, (photo c) And “sg 2 times triple crochet. photo ¢ al and 9 1 time double crochet, (photo ¢) And the continuation: 6 se Total: 16 6S, skip 1 hole, 2x, skip 1 hole, 3 sc. Total: 12 16. sira 450, skip 1 hole, 45, skip 1 hole, 6 se. Total: 14 17. stra 10 sc, skip 1 hole, 3st, Total: 13 Right FOOT, LEG PAGES 41 Right FOOT, LEG (7 rows) 10 se v Sus Right FOOT, LEG At this stage, we are doing the wire insertion process. tram thickness for the baby | knitted with Forever brand yam. lused a wire by folding it in half. (40 cm long for each leg... — A wire with a thickness of 2 mm or 2.5 mm can be used for the baby | knit with Gazzal Baby Coton brand yam. (65 cm long for each leg... Let's bend both ends of the wires and tape the part that we will insert into the foot Seige Ne me ecto illing process. end of the foot. Then we do the Right FOOT, LEG 27. row 6 Sc, 1 inc, 3 se. Total: 12. (3 rows) 11 se 7 St, L ine, 3 se. Total: 42 32. row 12 sc. 7 SC, 1 inc, 4 se. Total: 13 34. row 13 se. 8 sc, 1 inc, 4 sc. Total: 14 14 se. ‘ Flog, © Sus Right FOOT, LEG 37. row 4 SC, 2 imc, 4 Sc. Total: 15 15 sc. 39. row 10 sc, 1 inc, 4 se. Total: 16 16 se. 41. row 10 se, 1 inc, 5 se. Total: 17 42. row 11 se, 1 ine, 5 se. Total: 18 11 se, 1 ine, 6 se. Total: 19 44, row 12 se, 1 ine, 6 se. Total: 20 hog QS Sus Right FOOT, LEG 45. 46. 47. rows (3 rows) 20 se 48. row 12 sc, 1 ine, 7 se. Total: 24 49, 50. 51.52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. rows (4 vows) 24 se. 11 sc, skip 1 hole, 3 sc, skip 1 hole, 5 sc. Total: 1.9 59. row 14 sc, skip 1 hole, 4 sc. Total: 18 9 sc, skip 1 hole, 4 sc, skip 1 hole, 3 sc. Total: 16 61. row 12 sc, skip 1 hole, 3 se. Total: 15 62. row 9 sc, skip 1 hole, 5 sc. Total: 14 ‘ Flog, e Right FOOT, LEG 63. row | = 3 se, 2 ine, 2 sc, 1 ine, se. Total: 17 65. row 4 Sc, 3 inc, 2 se, 2 ine, 6 sc. Total: 22 66. 67. rows | (2 vows) 22 se. 5 sc, skip 1 hole, 1 sc, skip 1 hole, 1. sc, skip 1 hole, 12 se. Total: 19 f Os, XS nuns Right FOOT, LEG 70. row 14 sc, 1 ine, 4 se. Total: 20 71. row 16 sc, 4 inc, 3 se. Total: 21. 72. row 22 sc. 73. row 14 se, 1 ine, 1 sc. Total: 22 74. row 22 sc. 75. row 17 sc, 1 inc, 4 se. Total: 23 76. row 23 se. 77. row 20 se, 1 ine, 2 se. Total: 24 flog YK % Shusese Right FOOT, LEG 78. row 24 sc. 79. row 149 sc, 1 inc, 4 se. Total: 25 80. row 25 sc. 18 se, 1 ine, 6 sc. Total: 26 82. row 23 sc, 1 inc, 2 se. Total: 27 84. row 22 sc, 1 inc, 4 sc. Total: 2¢ 85. row 25 se, 1 ine, 2 se. Total: 29 flog NO) Sus Right FOOT, LEG 18 sc, 1 inc, 10 sc. Total: 30 88. row 22 sc, 1 inc, 7 se. Total: 4. BL se. 20 se, 4 inc, 10 sc. Total: 32 24 se, 1 inc, 2 se. Total: 33 92. row 33 sc. 93. row 249 se, 1 inc, 3 se. h Total: 34 10. a % Sus Right FOOT, LEG 94. row 26 sc, 1 ine, 7 sc. Total: 35 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. rows (7 rows) 35 se. 102. row 17 sc, skip 1 hole, 17 se. Total: 34 103. row 22 se, 1 inc, 3 se, 1 ine, 5 sc, skip 1 hole, 1 se. Total: 35 104. rew 17 sc, skip 1 hole, 1 se, 1 inc, 2 sc, 4 inc, 1 se, 4 inc, 2 se, 1 inc, 2 se, 1 inc, 4 se. Total: 39 105. row skip 4 hole, 26 sc. 1 chain and cut the rope. Total: 16 fi Os, 2 nurse PAGES 51 left FOOT, LEG 1. row Magic ving and 6 sc 2. row In the same hole: 4 sc, Fe Total: 4 (Let's not forget to pull the sign thread from the last se at the end of each row) 3. row ise, In the same hole: 4 sc, 4. row 3 se, In the same hole: 3 %, } ese, , 1 inc, Flog, 25. SS © a Total: 16 ups Left FOOT, LEG 5. 6. rows = (2 rows) 16 se. ‘7. row ) 1050, | skip 1 hole, o Sse. Total: 15 8. 9. 10. rows (3 rows) 15 se. 8s, skip 1. hole, 6 se. Total: 14 Left FOOT, LEG (In the same hole: 1 time double crochet, 1 time triple crochet), (In the same hole: 2 times triple crochet), (In the same hole: 1 time triple crochet, 2 time double crochet), Then 5 sc. Total: 18 While knitting these double crochet and triple crochet, let’s knit by taking the loops from each other so that there are no gaps in betwen. (You can watch the heel video) BR (in the same hole: <2 times triple crochet) (hte ora tee cy Paces 54 Left FOOT, LEG 15. sira = 6S, 1 classical decvease. That is, we remove one loop from the next two holes. (photo a). And then we knit them all at once (photo b) 1 1 tine double crochet, (photo c) And 2 times triple crochet. And Nand then we do. classcal decrease again Thats, And then we knit them all at once (iphoto e) And the continuation: 4 sc Total: 16 tg fox, ” me left FOOT, LEG 16. row 6s, skip 1 hole, 45, skip 1 hole, 45. Total: 14 17. row 10 sc, skip 1 hole, 3 sc, \ Total: 13 Left FOOT, LEG 19. row =o Sse, skip 1 hole, 5, Total: 10 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. rows S oinmwe left FOOT, LEG At this stage, we are doing the wire insertion process. tram thickness for the baby | knitted with Forever brand yam. lused a wire by folding it in half. (40 cm long for each (eg). — 2 A wire with a thickness of 2 mm or 2.5 mm can be used for the baby | knit with Gazzal Baby Coton brand yam. (65 cm long for each leg... Let's bend both ends of the wires and tape the part that we will insert into the foot We place the wire by pushing it up to the tip of the big toe part. We curl at the heel end of the foot. Then we do the filling process. Left FOOT, LEG 27. row 7 st, 1 ine, 2 se. Total: 12 (3 rows) 11 se 8 SC, L ine, 2 se. Total: 42 32. row 12 sc. 9 SC, 1 ime, 2 se. Total: 13 34. row 13 se. 4 sc, 1 inc, 3 sc. Total: 14 14 se. ‘ Flog, ® Sus Left FOOT, LEG 37. row 10 se, 1 ine, 3 se. Total: 15° 15 sc. 39. row 10 sc, 1 inc, 4 se. Total: 16 40. row 16 se. 41. row 11 sc, 1 inc, 4 sc. Total: 17 42. row 12 sc, 1 ine, 4 se. Total: 18 43. row 12 se, 1 ine, 5 se. Total: 19 44. row flog QS Left FOOT, LEG 45. 46. 47. rows (3 rows) 20 se 48. row 14 sc, 1 ine, 5 se. Total: 24 49, 50. 51.52. 53.54.55. 56.57. rows (4 vows) 24 se. 58. row 12 sc, skip 1 hole, 3 sc, skip 1 hole, 4 sc. Total: 1.9 59. row 12 sc, skip 1 hole, 6 sc. Total: +8 11 sc, skip 1 hole, 4 se, skip 1 hole, 1 sc. Total: 16 61. row 12 sc, skip 1 hole, 3 se. Total: 15 62. row 13 se, skip 1 hole, 4 se. Total: 14 x Flog, © left FOOT, LEG 63. row 14 se. 64. row 1 se, 1 ine, 2 sc, 2 ine, 8 sc. Total: 17 65. row 2 inc, 3 sc, 3 inc, 7 se. Total: 22 66. 67. rows (2 vows) 22 se. 68. row 7 sc, skip 1 hole, 1 sc, skip 1 hole, 1 sc, skip 1 hole, 10 sc. Total: 19 69. row 14 sc. Let’s fill it with intervals of 10-15 vows. flog % Sune Left FOOT, LEG 70. row 1 sc, 1 ine, 47 se, Total: 20 71. row 2 inc, 19 se. Total: 21. 72. row 22 sc. 73. row 2 sc, 1 inc, 18 se. Total: 22 74. row 22 SC. 75. row 4 sc, 1 inc, 17 sc. Total: 23 76. row 23 sc. 77. row 2 se, 1 ine, 20 se. Total: 24 Flog, v a nurse Left FOOT, LEG 78. row 24 sc. 79. row 4 Sc, 1 inc, 19 se. Total: 25 80. row 25 sc. © SC, 2 inc, 18 sc. Total: 26 84. row Sse, 1 inc, 21 se. Total: 28 85. row 8 St, 1 ine, 19 se. Total: 29 flog QS Sus left FOOT, LEG 10 sc, 1 inc, 18 sc. Total: 30 88. row S sc, 2 inc, 24 sc. Total: 34. BL se. SSC, 4 inc, 25 sc. Total: 32 10 sc, 1 inc, 21 se. Total: 33 92. row 33 sc. 93. row 15 sc, 1 ine, 17 se. Total: 34 flog NO) Sus Left FOOT, LEG 94. row : 11 s¢, 1 ine, 22 se. Total: 35 95. 96. 97. 98. 99. 100. 101. rows (7 rows) 35 se. 102.row 20 se, skip 1 hole, 14 se. Total: 34 4 st, skip 1 hole, 5 sc, 1 ine, 3 se, L ine, 2 se, 1 inc, 2 sc, skip 1 hole, 14 sc. Total: 35 104. row 3 se, skip 2 hole, 4 sc, 1 inc, 2 sc, 2 inc, 2 se, 1 ine, 2 se, 1 ine, 47 se. Total: 38 > PAGES 66 JOINING LEGS ) , X 105. row = — We ave on the left leg, then we draw and then we continue 12 s¢, 1 inc, 45¢, 3 chains as you from the hole after the 1 ine, 7 sc, can see in the last single crochet of the right leg{As in the photo Orig yoni ' below!) swe knit 1. sc in the hole then, 6 s0, 2 ine, 4 se Nee Ge fait 6 oer te > jingle —> jie 254 vee ins in between. And we eb rai Kise ee, va attach our sign thread to the leg(As in the photo last se. below.) ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " On the left leg: 17 sc, skip 1 hole, 22 se. And 3 s¢ iin the chains in between We continue from the right leg: 20 sc, skip 1 hole, 24. sc. Total: 83 25 sc, 1 inc, 4 sc, 1 ine, 4 sc, 4 inc, 9 sc, 1 inc, 4 sc, 1 inc, 4 s¢, 1 inc, 27 se. Total: 89 17 se, 41 sc, skip 1 hole, 43 se Total: 84 110. row Sa 17 sc, skip 1 hole, 46 sc, skip 1 hole, 19 se. Total: 22 111. 112. 113. rows (3 rows) 82 se. W4rew 35 sc, skip 1 hole, 1 sc, skip 1 hole, 1 sc, skip 4 hole, 1 se, skip 1 hole, 1 sc, skip 1 hole, 35 sc. Total: 74 115. row 17 sc, skip 1 hole, 14 sc, skip 1 hole, 8 se, skip 4 hole, 14 sc, skip 1 hole, 17 sc. Total: 70 116. row Soe 14 sc, skip 1 hole, 21 se, skip 4 hole, 2 se, skip 1 hole, 2 st, skip 1 hole, 114. sc, skip 1 hole, 20 se. Total: 6S 117. rew —_ 15 se, skip 1 hole, 12 se, skip 1 hole, 7 se, skip + hole, 12 sc, skip 1 hole, 15 se. Total: 61 118 rew 3 24 se, skip 1 hole, 21 se, skip 1 hole, 24 se. Total: 59 119. row — 13 se, skip 1 hole, 8 sc, skip 1 hole, 13 se, skip 1 hole, 8 sc, skip 1 hole, 13 sc. Total: 55 120. rew 20 se, skip 1 hole, 13 sc, skip 1 hole, 20 sc. Total: 53 PAGES 70 20 se, skip 1 hole, 11 sc, skip 1 hole, 20 sc. Total: 51 12 sc, skip 1 hole, 7 sc, skip 1 hole, 7 se, skip 1. hole, 7 se, skip 1 hole, 12 sc. 124. row 14 sc, skip 1 hole, 5 sc, skip 1 hole, 14 sc. Total: 43 149 sc, skip 1 hole, 3 sc, skip 1 hole, 19 se. Total: 41 126. row 14 sc, skip 1 hole, 1 sc, skip 1 hole, 19 se. Total: 39 127. 128. 129. 130. rows (4 rows) 39 se. 12 sc, 1 inc, 16 sc, 1 inc, 9 se. Total: 44. 132.133. rows sh (2 rows) 41 sc. 134, row Ss 13 sc, 1 inc, 16 sc, 1 inc, 10 sc. We continue this row and knit 24 vaore single crochets. And we take the sign here. this vail be our stars pate for the next rows. (We are changing the place of the sign thread so that it does not coincide with the increment and decrement in the front.) fi Os, PAGES 73 CHEST (1. METHOD) 136. row (a) : 15 sc, 3 times We count backwards from the se c increase, 1 sc. under the chains and. enter the And 8 chains, 7. hole and knit 1 se, Then to the body part: 1 se Line, 2 sc, 2 inc, t sc, 2 ine, se, The total number of se we knit for the extension part: 11 PAGES 74 CHEST (1. METHOD) continued Continuation of row 136 (b) 10 chains 1 se to the body part on the other side of the extension part Then to the body part: 1c. ‘ 3 se, 1 inc, 2 sc, 2 ine, . 1 se, 1 ine, 3sc The total number of crochet needles we knit for the extension part: 16 PAGES 75 CHEST (1. METHOD) continued Continuation of row 136 (c) 1 se to the body part on the other side of the extension part, PAGES 76 CHEST (1. METHOD) continued Continuation of row 136 (d) 3 sc to the middle part, Now for the extension part We count backwards from the of the other breast, we Frequent needle under the chains increase 3 times, and enter the seventh hole and knit 1 se, ‘\ we knit 1 se _ And 8 chains . PAGES 77 CHEST (1: MGTHOD) continued : And then: tine, 2 sc, 1 ine, 1 sc, 1 tne, 1 se, Then in the following body part: Let's knit ts The total number of crochet needles mig kuit for the x ion part: 12. 1 se to the body part on the other side of the extension part PAGES 78 CHEST (1. METHOD) continued Continuation of row 136 (F) And the extension part: 3 se, 2 inc, 1c, 1 ine, 1 sc, 1 inc, 3s Then to the body part: Let's knit St. The total number of se we knit for the extension PAGES 79 CHEST (1. METHOD) continued Back and. front views of the extensions we knit for the breasts PAGES 80 CHEST (1. METHOD) continued 13 se to the body part, 17 se to the extension part, Skip a hole, 1.7 se to the extension part, 13 sce to the body part. Total: 60 PAGES 81 CHEST (2nd METHOD) 136. row (a) =a First, let's pass our sign thread through the last loop, so as to prevent our knitting From being unraveled. Or we can also attach a lock pin. 1 i | After pulling the loop through the toe wee eres | ae ep a 1 1 1 to ourselves. And we knit 1 sc in the same hole Let's line up with our previous marker line. And let's pull the loop! from this point 1 (Or we can count it | as the 14th hole And then, we pull 2 chain and tum, \ we skip the first hole i 4 1 se, 1 inc, We knit 1 se, 1 sc, 1 inc, tse. PAGES 82 CHEST (2nd meTHop) We pull 1 chain and turn. Now we will knit backwards. (We In this way, from the first hole: can also do this knitting pattern by 3 se, 1 inc, knitting backwards without 1s¢,1 inc, turing our knitting. Or we can do 1 se, 1 inc, this by tuming our knitting and Bsc. king the needle in the opposite And we cut the rope. irection. As in the 1st swimsuit.) “In the photo below, | knit by inserting the needle in the opposite direction. ' and 1 se in the same hole and then, 3 times increase, we knit 1 sc : Again with a separate thread, we loop through the ninth hole after the old marker line and 1 slst. CHEST (2nd METHOD) 136. row continuation (c) then, i We pull 2 chain and tum, ee i chain agin agai by inserting the hook in and tum, 0 by insert i we skip the first hole, the opposite direction we will knit. 2 s¢, 1 ing, . pie, In this wat 1 s¢,1 inc, > 1 sc, 4 inc, from the first hole 3 sc, 2 inc, 1st, 1 inc, 1 se,2 inc, 1 sc. Front view of the extensions we knit for the breasts: PAGES 84 CHEST (2nd METHOD) 136. row continuation (d) Now we move on to our main rope in the back. And 14 se to the Back body part, 14 se to the extension part, 1 se on the side of the extension, 4 sc to the middle part, We knit 2 se to the side of the other extension, 14 se to the extension section, 15 sc to the back body part Total:63 Skip a hole in the corer, 3 sc in the middle, Skip a hole in the comer, 2498¢ NOTE 2: Those who wish, instead of increasir tee rere i ie 138th row, Dix aco PSC aa, oie pois Bal low and knit them by subtracting and skipping holes in the next row. ae x NOTE 2: If we want to knit a clothed body; Let’s not do the increase in the nipple part (ranked 158), If we knit in this way, let’s not make the decrease in the next row. 139.row Whichever of the two methods we use at the beginning of the chest, we wil continue in the same way from the 134th row. | 23s, Skip 4 hole, 17 se, Skip 2 hole, 22 SC. Total: 62 PAGES 86 SLEEVE JOIN AND SHOULDER 140. row. SS=< In the 140th row we will connect the arms and the body. First we knit 12 sc, Then, with the next sc of the body, we enter the last sc of the vight arm (both). And we knit 1 se. \ Then to the Front of the body: 40 se, Skip 1 hole, 15 sc, Skip 1 hole, 20 se, “Then, with the next sc of the body, we enter the next sc from the last sc of the left arm. And we knit 4 se. And we knit 11 sc to the back part of the body. the appearange of our knitting after the end of the 140th row. \ \ SLEEVE JOIN AND SHOULDER 141. row 12 sc on the back of the body, 14 sc on the right arm, 15 sc to the front of the body, Skip 1 hole, 3 sc, Skip 1 hole, 15 se 14 sc on the left arm, 11 se to the back of the bod Toplam: 34 142. row 22 sc, Skip 1 hole, 18 sc, Skip 1 hole, 10 sc, Skip 1 hole, 1 sc, Skip 1 hole, 11 sc, Skip 1 hole, 28 se. Total: 74 143. row 10 se, Skip 1 hole, 18 se, Skip 1 hole, 24 50, Skip 4 hole, 18 se, Skip 1 hole, 24 sc, Skip 1 hole, 25 sc, Skip 1 hole, 24 s¢ Total: 73 (2 rows) 73 se. SLEEVE JOIN AND SHOULDER 147. row: Se 13 sc, (skip 1 hole, 2 scy*S, (So in parentheses: we do the work S times) skip 1 hole, 26 sc, (skip 1 hole, 2 sc)*5, skip 1 hole, 12 sc. Total: 62 148. row 10 sc, (skip 1 hole, 2 sc)*4, skip 1 hole, 23 sc, (skip 1 hole, 1 scy*4, skip 1 hole, 10 sc. Total: 52 149. rew 9 sc, (skip 1 hole, 2 sc)*3, skip 1 hole, 20 sc, (skip 1 hole, 1 sc)*2, skip 1 hole, 10 sc. Total: 44 SLEEVE JOIN AND SHOULDER 150. row / 8 Sc, (skip 1 hole, 2 scj*2, skip 1 hole, 28 sc, (skip 1 hole, 2 sc)*2, skip 1 hole, 8 sc. Total: 38 151. row 7 se, > (kip 1 hole, 2 se*2, skip 1 hole, 15 sc, (skip 4 hole, 2 scy'2, skip 1 hole, 6 se. Total: 32 152. row 6s, skip 1 hole, 2 se, skip 1 hole, 14 sc, skip 1 hole, 4 se, skip 1. hole, 6 se. Total: 28 153. row Sse, skip 1 hole, 1 se, skip 1 hole, 12 sc, skip 1 hole, 1 sc, skip 1 hole, 5 se. Total: 24 154. row ( Sse, skip 1 hole, 12 se, skip 1 hole, 5 sc. Total: 22 fog, % Sune 45, skip 1 hole, 42 sc, skip 1 hole, 4 se. Total: 20 156. row 450, skip 1 hole, 15 sc. Total: 19 157. row 15 sc, skip 1 hole, 3 se. Total: 18 158. row +56, skip 1 hole, 13 sc. Total: 17 159. row 17 se. 160. row 45 se, skip 1 hole, 2 se. Total: 16 161. 162. 163. 164. rows (4 rows) 16 se. flog % Sune After knitting the neck, let's pass the taped wires coming out of the body through the wire hole of the head and sew the neck to the head...

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