octagonal owl - with 4 long sides, 4 short sides |
Materials:
- scrap yarn (eg Tilda, Drops Love You)
- crochet hook 3 mm and 2,5 mm
- yarn needle to weave in ends
sl st - slip stitch
dc - double crochet
sc - single crochet
hdc - half double crochet
tr - treble double crochet
eor - end of row
*-* repeat
sdc - standing double crochet without sl st and ch
ssc - standing single crochet without sl st and ch (using same technique as dc)
CL - cluster, group of dc
c - color
ch sp - chain space
sp - space
lp(s) - loop(s)
sk - skip
c1 - white
c2 - light green
c3 - pink
c4 - yellow
c5 - blue
It takes approx 5,8 m of yarn to make one owl square with only one color. With eyes and beak a little more than 6 m. Mixing colors or change color each row takes more, since you need to weave in ends.
Round 1
Using c1 make a Magic Ring, ch 3, dc 13... |
... sl st in first dc. Cut yarn. [14 sts] |
Round 2
Fasten c2 between two sts using standing double crochet, joining without sl st and ch (sdc) or fasten yarn and make as many ch you need to make sc (1), hdc (2), dc (3), tr (4) troughout the pattern. |
... *dc 2 between each dc from previous round* repeat *-* till eor, sl st. |
Cut yarn. [14 CL= total of 28 sts] |
Round 3 (pink) & Round 4 (yellow)
I'm sorry about the missing photo of only round 3.
Round 5 (yellow)
Continue with c4, ch 3, dc 3 in lp *dc 4 in every lp* till eor, sl st. [14 CL= 56 sts] |
Round 6
Continue round 6 with picots like this: *ch 2, sc 1 in first ch, sk 1 st, sc 1* till eor, sl st at the bottom of the first tr and cut yarn. |
Weave in all ends. |
This is how it looks like right now. |
Round 7
Begin behind 2nd dc of CL under right ear... |
...using crochet hook 2,5 mm, fasten yarn c1 in the loop on back of dc on round 5... |
... and sc loosely:
*sc 2 in 1 st, sc 7, sc 2 in 1, sc 2 in 1, sc 3, sc 2 in 1*
repeat *-* till eor, sl st.
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The back looks like this after rnd 7... |
...and the top/side looks like this. |
Round 8
Using 3 mm hook:
ch 2, hdc 1 in same st, hdc 9, hdc 2 in 1, hdc 7
*hdc 2 in 1, hdc 9, hdc 2 in 1, hdc 7*
repeat *-* till eor, sl st.
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The back looks like this now. |
Round 9
ch 2, hdc 1 in first st, hdc 11, hdc 2 in 1, hdc 7
*hdc 2 in 1, hdc 11, hdc 2 in 1, hdc 7*
repeat *-* till eor, sl st.
Cut yarn and weave in ends.
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The back of the finished "square" with 8 edges; 4 long sides and 4 small sides (corners). |
Eyes
Pupils
I sew on pupils, but you can use buttons, felt etc to make pupils.
Beak
The size is approx 12 cm.
Use hook 3 mm
Magic Ring, dc 14.
Cut yarn but leave long enough end to use
when you sew eye on to owl.
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Pupils
I sew on pupils, but you can use buttons, felt etc to make pupils.
Fasten yarn in the back and pull through where you want your pupil, ... |
... make a loose knot and pull it as close to the "eye" as you can... |
... pull needle to the back again... |
Taa-daah!...leaving a nice little pupil in front! :-) |
Beak
Use hook 2,5 mm
ch 9, dc 1 in 4th ch from hook, dc 1, hdc 2,
sc 1 and sl st in last st.
Cut yarn.
You'll have the two ends on the same side. |
Weave both ends along the sides to the widest end of the beak and fasten one. You'll only need one to sew on to owl. |
Play with the eyes, where do you want the pupils? Make fine stitches along the sides of the eyes. |
The size is approx 12 cm.
4 sides are supposted to be longer and 4 sides (corners) are shorter!
Happy crocheting!!
Happy crocheting!!
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