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Mariposa

This document provides a crochet pattern for creating a chubby low sew moth designed by Riley Carroll (@puppyflycreations) for personal use only. It includes materials needed, abbreviations, step-by-step instructions for making the head, body, antennas, wings, and assembly. Users are encouraged to credit the designer if sharing the pattern online.

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22K views6 pages

Mariposa

This document provides a crochet pattern for creating a chubby low sew moth designed by Riley Carroll (@puppyflycreations) for personal use only. It includes materials needed, abbreviations, step-by-step instructions for making the head, body, antennas, wings, and assembly. Users are encouraged to credit the designer if sharing the pattern online.

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Alice Taionara Souza Pereira Teixeira
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Chubby low sew moth pattern

designed by Riley Carroll aka @puppyflycreations

Thank you for using my crochet pattern. This pattern is


intended for personal use only. Do not distribute or publish
this work. If you share this pattern online please credit me
@Puppyflycreations. Thank you for respecting these terms.

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Abbreviations (US):
mr- magic ring
ch- chain
sc-single crochet
hdc- half double crochet
dc- double crochet
inc - increase
dec- decrease
slst- slip stitch
FLO- front loop only
BO - bobble
FO- fasten off

big moth
Materials:
Yarn, I used bee yarn weight 5 for big
moth and weight 4 for small moth (sizing
up or down is optional)

3.75 mm crochet hook for small moths


and 5.25 for big moth (use the hook you
feel works best with your yarn)

safety eyes 8mm for small


moth and 10 mm for big moth
small moth

stuffing (I used fiber fill)

stitch marker or loose yarn to mark the


beginning of each row

yarn needle

scissors

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Head and body
1. 6 sc in mr (6)
2. Inc x6 (12)
3. (Sc, inc) x6 (18)
4. (2 sc, inc) x6 (24)
5-7. 24 sc (24) (3 rounds)
8. (2 sc, dec) x6 (18)
9. in FLO (2 sc, inc) x6 (24)
10. 24 sc (24)
11. 7 sc, BO (5 sc) , 8 sc, BO (5 sc),
7 sc (24)
12-13. 24 sc (24) (2 rounds)
14. 9 sc, BO (5 sc), 5 sc , BO (5 sc), 8 sc (24)
15. (2 sc, dec) x6 (18)
Attach eyes in between rows 6 and 7, 5 stitches apart.
Stuff the head and body.
16. (1 sc, dec) x6 (12)
17. dec x6 (6)
cut yarn and FO, close plushie

Antennas (make 2)
1. Make a slipknot and ch 5
2. Starting in second the stitch from
hook sc 4
cut yarn and FO

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Top wings (make 2)
1. 6 sc in mr (6)
2. inc x6 (12)
3. (sc, inc) x6 (18)
switch to secondary color
4. (2 sc, inc) x6 (24)
switch back to primary color
5. Fold in half and sc 12 along edge (12)
chain one and turn work
6. (sc, 2 dc in same stitch, sc, slst) x3
cut yarn and FO, leave a tail for sewing

Bottom wings (make 2)


1. 6 sc in mr
2. inc x6 (12)
switch to secondary color (optional)
3. (sc, inc) x6 (18)
switch back to primary color
4. Fold in half and sc 9 along edge (9)
chain one and turn work
5. (sc, 2 dc in same stitch, sc, slst) x2, ch 4,
in second stitch from the hook 2 hdc, slst x3
cut yarn and FO, leave a tail for sewing

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Assembly
Attach antennas 2 stitches apart between rows 4 and 5.
Attach top wing to bottom wing having the top wing overlap the bottom and
sew to the body. Repeat with the second pair of wings.
it may be easier for you to sew all 4 wings together and then attach to the
body.
Embroider blush under the eyes. (optional)

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You are done!

Thank you for using this pattern!

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