E Lenora The Jackalope
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mrsshadow12E Lenora The Jackalope
Uploaded by
mrsshadow12Elenora the
Jackalope
By: @lemoncatcrochet
Thank you for purchasing my pattern! It means the world to me! I hope you enjoy
making your very own Elenora the Jackalope! This pattern is for personal use only.
PLEASE DO NOT copy, edit, sell, or redistribute this pattern or parts of it. You may
sell finished products made with this pattern, but please credit me @lemoncatcrochet
Pattern Notes Supplies Needed
This pattern is beginner friendly! It requires the 4.5mm Crochet Hook
knowledge of basic amigurumi, working in Scissors
rounds, embroidering facial details, and sewing. Yarn Needle
The yarn color and type are not important, as long Stitch Marker
as you adjust your hook size for the yarn you're Polyester fiberfill
working with, that'll work! Eye size is a personal Safety Eyes (30mm) or
preference, feel free to choose a size that suits you. preferred size
The “x whatever #” after the parentheses indicates
that you should repeat what is in the parenthesis
that many times.
The number at the end of each round in
parenthesis is the stitch count. This signifies how
Abbreviations
many stitches you should have at the end of that Mr: Magic Ring
round. Sc: Single Crochet
Slst: Slip Stitch
Inc: Sc Increase
Yarn Needed Dec: Decrease
Ch: Chain
At least 3 colors of the same type of yarn for the
FO: Finish Off
body, antlers and accent pieces, and an
additional fluffy yarn for the tail.
Less than 1 skein of each color in Chenille Home
Slim and the additional fluffy yarn.
Color A will be the main body color, Color B
will be the antler color, Color C will be the
accent pieces, Color D will be the tail.
Head
In Color A
1.Mr6 - (6)
2. Incx6 - (12)
3. (Sc, Inc)x6 - (18)
4. (2Sc, Inc)x6 - (24)
5. (3Sc, Inc)x6 - (30)
6. (4Sc, Inc)x6 - (36)
7-8. Sc around - (36) (2 rounds total)
9. (4Sc, Dec)x6 - (30)
10. (3Sc, Dec)x6 - (24)
Place eyes now between rounds 7 & 8 with 7-8 visible
stitches in between. Start stuffing head, now and
continue stuffing until finished. Don’t overstuff.
11. (2Sc, Dec)x6 - (18)
12. Decrease around - (9)
FO and weave tail through top loops of round 12, pull tail
tightly to close the hole and hide the tail inside the head.
Ears (make 2)
In Color A, DO NOT STUFF.
1. Mr6 - (6)
2. Sc around - (6)
3. (Sc, Inc)x3 - (9)
4. (2Sc, Inc)x3 - (12)
5. (3Sc, Inc)x3 - (15)
6. (4Sc, Inc)x3 - (18)
7-14. Sc around - (18) (8 rounds total)
15. (4Sc, Dec)x3 -(15)
16. (3Sc, Dec)x3 - (12)
17-18. Sc around - (12) (2 rounds total)
FO and leave a long tail for sewing.
Small and Large Antlers (make 2
of each)
In Color C
1. Mr8 - (8)
2-4. Sc around - (8) (3 rounds total)
FO here for small antlers and continue on
for large antlers.
5-10. Sc around - (8) (9 rounds total)
FO here for large antlers (9 rounds)
Leave each with a long tail for sewing. Only
stuff the large antlers. Sew small antlers to
large antlers pointing outward.
Mushroom Antler Mod
In Red (mushroom cap)
1. MR6 - (6)
2. (Sc, Inc)x3 - (9)
3. In FLO (2Hdc, Hdc Inc)x3 - (12)
4. Slst and FO and leave short tail, hide in mushroom
when done.
In White (mushroom stem)
Attach yarn into BLO of round 3 on mushroom cap.
1. (2Sc, Dec)x4 - (9)
2. (Sc, Dec)x3 - (6)
3-7. Sc around 6 - (6) (5 rounds total). You may add
more or less rounds if you’d like. Lightly stuff.
Optional* Embroider white spots on mushroom cap.
Body
In Color A, do not stuff.
1. MR 8 - (8)
2. Incx8- (16)
3. (Sc, Inc)x8 - (24)
4. (3Sc, Inc)x6 - (30)
5. (4Sc, Inc)x6 - (36)
6. (5Sc, Inc)x6 - (42)
7. (6Sc, Inc)x6 - (48)
8. (6Sc, Dec)x6 - (42)
9. Sc around - (42)
10. (5Sc, Dec)x6 - (36)
11. (4Sc, Dec)x6 - (30)
12. (3Sc, Dec)x6 - (24)
13. Sc around - (24)
14. (2Sc, Dec)x6 - (18)
15. Sc around - (18)
FO and leave a long tail to sew to head.
Tail
In Color D
1. MR6 - (6)
2. (Inc)x6 - (12)
3. (Inc)x12 - (24)
4. Sc around - (24)
5. (2Sc, Dec)x6 - (18)
6. (Sc, Dec)x6 - (12)
Stuff the tail now and FO with a slst
into first stitch of next round and leave
a long tail for sewing to the body.
Top Feet (make 2)
In Color A, can be left unstuffed or
lightly stuffed.
1. Mr6 - (6)
2. Incx6 - (12)
3. (Sc, Inc)x6 - (18)
4. (2Sc, Inc)x6 - (24)
5. (6Sc, 6Dec, 6Sc) - (18)
6. (3Sc, 6Dec, 3Sc) - (12)
FO and leave a long tail to sew to body.
Bottom Feet (make 2)
Starting in Color B, can be left
unstuffed or lightly stuffed.
1. Mr6 - (6)
2. Incx6 - (12)
3. (Sc, Inc)x6 - (18)
Now switch to Color A
4. (2Sc, Inc)x6 - (24)
5. Sc around - (24)
6. (6Sc, 6Dec, 6Sc) - (18)
7. (3Sc, 6Dec, 3Sc) - (12)
FO and leave a long tail to sew to
body.
Assembly
Next place the needle vertical starting
Add facial details starting with the
near the magic ring and coming out at Lastly, you may embroider
nose first. I start mine where you
the bottom tip of the nose. Repeat this eyelids if you please and add
see the needle placed above.
step weaving the yarn in and out a any additional facial sculpting
Weave the yarn in and out to
few times, pulling the yarn tight after you wish.
create a triangular shape.
each round out. this will help create
the little bunny lip shape.
Sew antlers on top of head. Mine
Next sew your ears on each side of Now you can sew your body
are sewn pointing inwards but you
the head directly below the antlers. centered under the head.
can choose the direction you prefer.
Assembly continued…
Top feet are sewn on under the Bottom feet are sewn on the bottom Sew the tail centered on the booty
chin. of the body. and then you’ve finished!
Congratulations, you’ve now created your very own Elenora the
Jackalope! I’d love to see your finished plushies, so please don’t
forget to tag me on Instagram @lemoncatcrochet
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