Written Pattern: Materials - • 4 ply yarn (2 colors) • 3 mm hook • scissors • stitch marker • tapestry needle • glue • fiber filling • embroidery yarn • felt fabric Project: R0: Ch 9 R1: Sc in bl (back loop) 7, 3 in first ch, sc in 2 loops only; 6, sc 2 in last ch (18) R2: Inc, sc 6, inc x3, sc 6, inc x2 (24) R3: Sc 1, inc, sc 6, (sc 1, inc) x3, sc 6, (sc 1, inc) x2 (30) R4: Inc, sc 1, inc, sc 6, (sc1, inc) x 2, sc 1, (sc1, inc) x2, sc 2 (38) R5: Sc 3, inc, sc 6, (sc 3, inc) x3, sc 11, inc, sc 3, inc (44) R6: Sc 2, inc, sc 9, (sc 4, inc) x3, sc 5, (sc 4, inc) x2, sc 2 (50) R7-R14: (Carefully mark first st) sc 50 (50) Note: Change yarn by pulling up loop on hook, then insert hook into the front loops and pull new yarn through both loops without tail to create a loop on hook. Also, crochet with yarn attached. R15: Sc 31 (2nd clr), sc 10 (1st clr), sc 10 (2nd clr)(50) R16: Sc 32 (2nd clr), sc 8 (1st clr), sc 10 (2nd clr)(50) R17: Sc 33 (2nd clr), sc 6 (1st clr), sc 11 (2nd clr )(50) R18: Sc 34 (2nd clr), sc 4 (1st clr), sc 12 (2nd clr)(50) R19: Sc 35 (2nd clr), sc 2 (1st clr), sc 13 (2nd clr)(50) R20-25: (In 2nd clr) Sc 50(50) R26: Slst into the first at, ch 3 (1st dc), (ch 1, dc) x12, dc, (ch 1, skip 1, dc) x12, last into the 3rd ch (50) R27: Ch 2 (not a dc) dc in same st, dc in each st, slst into first st (50) R28: Ch 1, sc 3, ch 2, slst into the 2nd ch from hook, sc 2, repeat to (50) End by slst into first st, ch 1 and fasten off. String (make 2): Ch 70 Paws (make 2): R1: 6 sc in MR (6) R2: Inc x 6 (12) R3-R6: Sc 12 (12) R7: (Sc 1, dec) x4 (8) Fasten off and leave long tail, stuff lightly. Ears (make 2): Note: Do not cut off yarn of 2nd piece (can use a 2nd clr) w = 3 single crochet in a stitch R1: 6 sc in MR, slat into the first st (6) R2: Ch 1, (w, sc 1)x3, slst into the first st 1st piece: Ch 1 and fasten off. 2nd piece: Ch 1, turn, crochet pieces together by holding them right side out and piece with yarn attached behind. Insert your hook into the last st on the first piece, and the last st on the 2nd piece. R3: Sc 2, w, sc 3, w, sc 3, w, sc 1 (18) Slst into the first st, fasten off, leave tail. Assembly: Note: preemptively glue pieces before placing on project • Cut facial features out of material (felt) - 2 bean sized eyes, approximately 1 inch, 1 mouth, and 4 thin rectangular strips •Glue eyes vertically on R14 & R15 (8 sts apart) Note: Where the colors change and the decrease starts. •Glue mouth on R12 & R13. Line whiskers with lower mouth line and corner of eyes by using stitches as grid line, do last set in alignment with previously glued whiskers but with one visual stitch grid between and parallel to eachother. When threading drawstrings find the grid besides the whisker and follow it vertically for both sides. Note: Using needle (tapestry) is efficient. Create single knots on both sides by twisting ends on finger and pulling end through to tighten. Pull paw piece over end of drawstring and weave to secure. Find starting stitch on paw, and threat embroidery yarn through to create claws, tie both ends together and push into project to secure. Sew the ears between R17 and 22. Pull thread below where it’s aligned, from right to left, then through loops on lower part of the ear.
I really like the way you note which color to use noted on the screen. It would be great if others followed your method. I will be making these for sure. Thank you. Oh and your music is VERY easy to listen to as well.
Thank you so much for this lovely tutorial! As a beginner it really helped so much that you often stopped to show us the stitch and what things should look like at certain points. I love my cat bag! If any other beginners follow this tutorial, I wish I would have used worsted weight yarn instead of sport. The material section of the video and description shows 4ply but I think they might be using worsted weight (I could be wrong though I'm new to crocheting).
Sport-weight yarns are too thin for this project. Some of the 4-ply yarns come in different sizes. The milk cotton 4-ply yarn I used is between sizes 2 and 3.(I bought it from Aliexpress)😊
OhMyGoodness!! How adorable!! I refer to these cats as 'Marlboro Cats', due to the inverted V at the top of their heads (lol) I'm going to make one in black and white, I had a cat named Jessi that was one with the inverted V. (She originally was named Jesse James, as she would steal/borrow things and hide them... but then we found out she was a she, not a he, so named changed to Jessi
Absolutely loved the tutorial but I'm struggling with the gluing part. None of the glues that I've tried works, I even bought the same as you but it doesn't work either. Any advice ?
Bravo bravo 👏👏 Trop trop mignon 🥰 Merci beaucoup pour le partage de votre travail 🙏 Très bien expliqué avec cette petite flèche très très utile! J’adore😍 Merci encore
I love this design what you are doing and what the directions are, are two different things. it says sc6 and I've counted from your stitch marker to when you hold it up and I can see 8 or nine stiches you've made before you started to inc. Have you considered talking and explaining what you are doing while you work. First few rounds I'm just going around and inc until I get the total st count. BUT with round 5 I keep coming up with 38 sts not 44. Am I not reading this correctly? 3 sc, inc, sc 6 = 10sts, then ( sc 3,inc)x3 = 12sts ( total so far 22sts) plus 11 sc =33 sts, inc =34 sts , then another 3 scs with an inc is 4 more sts = 38 total sts. NEVER MIND I GOT IT! EVERY 1 INC IS CONSIDERED 2...11+15=26+13=39+5 =44 So instead of adding a st in the last st its 2 extra sts in the nxt st. 🤦♀
Written Pattern:
Materials -
• 4 ply yarn (2 colors)
• 3 mm hook
• scissors
• stitch marker
• tapestry needle
• glue
• fiber filling
• embroidery yarn
• felt fabric
Project:
R0: Ch 9
R1: Sc in bl (back loop) 7, 3 in first ch, sc in 2 loops only; 6, sc 2 in last ch (18)
R2: Inc, sc 6, inc x3, sc 6, inc x2 (24)
R3: Sc 1, inc, sc 6, (sc 1, inc) x3, sc 6, (sc 1, inc) x2 (30)
R4: Inc, sc 1, inc, sc 6, (sc1, inc) x 2, sc 1, (sc1, inc) x2, sc 2 (38)
R5: Sc 3, inc, sc 6, (sc 3, inc) x3, sc 11, inc, sc 3, inc (44)
R6: Sc 2, inc, sc 9, (sc 4, inc) x3, sc 5, (sc 4, inc) x2, sc 2 (50)
R7-R14: (Carefully mark first st) sc 50 (50)
Note: Change yarn by pulling up loop on hook, then insert hook into the front loops and pull new yarn through both loops without tail to create a loop on hook. Also, crochet with yarn attached.
R15: Sc 31 (2nd clr), sc 10 (1st clr), sc 10 (2nd clr)(50)
R16: Sc 32 (2nd clr), sc 8 (1st clr), sc 10 (2nd clr)(50)
R17: Sc 33 (2nd clr), sc 6 (1st clr), sc 11 (2nd clr )(50)
R18: Sc 34 (2nd clr), sc 4 (1st clr), sc 12 (2nd clr)(50)
R19: Sc 35 (2nd clr), sc 2 (1st clr), sc 13 (2nd clr)(50)
R20-25: (In 2nd clr) Sc 50(50)
R26: Slst into the first at, ch 3 (1st dc), (ch 1, dc) x12, dc, (ch 1, skip 1, dc) x12, last into the 3rd ch (50)
R27: Ch 2 (not a dc) dc in same st, dc in each st, slst into first st (50)
R28: Ch 1, sc 3, ch 2, slst into the 2nd ch from hook, sc 2, repeat to (50)
End by slst into first st, ch 1 and fasten off.
String (make 2): Ch 70
Paws (make 2):
R1: 6 sc in MR (6)
R2: Inc x 6 (12)
R3-R6: Sc 12 (12)
R7: (Sc 1, dec) x4 (8)
Fasten off and leave long tail, stuff lightly.
Ears (make 2):
Note: Do not cut off yarn of 2nd piece (can use a 2nd clr) w = 3 single crochet in a stitch
R1: 6 sc in MR, slat into the first st (6)
R2: Ch 1, (w, sc 1)x3, slst into the first st
1st piece: Ch 1 and fasten off.
2nd piece: Ch 1, turn, crochet pieces together by holding them right side out and piece with yarn attached behind. Insert your hook into the last st on the first piece, and the last st on the 2nd piece.
R3: Sc 2, w, sc 3, w, sc 3, w, sc 1 (18)
Slst into the first st, fasten off, leave tail.
Assembly:
Note: preemptively glue pieces before placing on project
• Cut facial features out of material (felt) - 2 bean sized eyes, approximately 1 inch, 1 mouth, and 4 thin rectangular strips
•Glue eyes vertically on R14 & R15 (8 sts apart) Note: Where the colors change and the decrease starts.
•Glue mouth on R12 & R13. Line whiskers with lower mouth line and corner of eyes by using stitches as grid line, do last set in alignment with previously glued whiskers but with one visual stitch grid between and parallel to eachother.
When threading drawstrings find the grid besides the whisker and follow it vertically for both sides.
Note: Using needle (tapestry) is efficient.
Create single knots on both sides by twisting ends on finger and pulling end through to tighten.
Pull paw piece over end of drawstring and weave to secure.
Find starting stitch on paw, and threat embroidery yarn through to create claws, tie both ends together and push into project to secure.
Sew the ears between R17 and 22. Pull thread below where it’s aligned, from right to left, then through loops on lower part of the ear.
Im gonna learn how to crochet just to make these ‼️😻😻😻
I love your method of changing colors. Its so much neater. Thank you for this tutorial.
Thanks so much 😊
I really like the way you note which color to use noted on the screen. It would be great if others followed your method. I will be making these for sure. Thank you. Oh and your music is VERY easy to listen to as well.
thank you! 😊💕
Thank you so much for this lovely tutorial! As a beginner it really helped so much that you often stopped to show us the stitch and what things should look like at certain points. I love my cat bag! If any other beginners follow this tutorial, I wish I would have used worsted weight yarn instead of sport. The material section of the video and description shows 4ply but I think they might be using worsted weight (I could be wrong though I'm new to crocheting).
Sport-weight yarns are too thin for this project. Some of the 4-ply yarns come in different sizes. The milk cotton 4-ply yarn I used is between sizes 2 and 3.(I bought it from Aliexpress)😊
@@danielleldesigns Ooooh that's so helpful to know thank you! Yarn weights have been pretty confusing to learn.
Thanks for sharing and your method of changing colors is genius! I will make this right away!
Have fun!😊🥰
Great, detailed tutorial! I love your work. ❤🇬🇧
Thank you! Cheers! 🤗🥰💕
Милая котейка. Спасибо большое 🌹
Thank you 😊 🩷
Traducir Español
Español
Pañol
Penso que é difícil você ensinando e fácil Parabéns DEUS TE ABENÇOE obrigado ❤❤❤
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Aaaa I already made the bunny one, but now I see this one I wanna make another one as teolagiii 😭❤ it's too cutee
Thank you very much. I will do this for my mom
ขอบคุณมากเลยนะคะแม่เราชอบมากเลย
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Très mignon 😻😻❤❤❤❤❤ Très belle réalisation et bien expliquée 🫶🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you 🥰💖
とても可愛いくて気に入りました！！
Glad you like it 🥰💕
Me encantó felicidades gracias por compartir bendiciones
Thank you 😊
Omg, so cute!😊 I have to try this . Thank you for sharing.
You’re welcome 😊🥰
Traduzir para português @@danielleldesigns
So lovely, I have to try these immediatly❤❤❤
Have fun!😊
Me gusta el tutorial traducido al español🙏
È un amore questo sacchettino 🥰👏👏
It's so beautiful! Thanks for sharing your beautiful art with us ❤ can you make a pug dog bag please?🫣😀
Awww adoreable even tho i am a dog person that is how cutee it is
So Adorable!! Got to make one, two, three or more!
Que bellosss 🥰 muy lindo trabajo
Thank you 😊
귀여운 아기 고양이 모양이네요~😊
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ekk I am making this for my friend for her birthday
I am also going to make it into a pouch purse soo exided
TYSM
Que belleza.❤❤❤
ขอบคุณคุณน่ารักที่แบ่งปัน❤❤❤
Thank you 😊
These pouch is adorable! How to do the bigger one? (the brown one you show at the beginning)?
Ellerinize sağlık çok güzel olmuş buna benzer bacakları olan kedi yastık yapar mısın lütfen
OhMyGoodness!! How adorable!! I refer to these cats as 'Marlboro Cats', due to the inverted V at the top of their heads (lol) I'm going to make one in black and white, I had a cat named Jessi that was one with the inverted V. (She originally was named Jesse James, as she would steal/borrow things and hide them... but then we found out she was a she, not a he, so named changed to Jessi
They're so gorgeous!!!
Thank you 😊
Foarte drăguț! ❤Felicitări!
Adorable work!! Thank you very much!!
Thank you! Cheers!🥰
Están muy bonitas
Thank you 🥰✨️
I’m love it 😊
🥰✨️
Cute! Is in my list 😊
Yay! Thank you! 🤗💕
Что ж они хороши!❤
Thanks for sharing 🎉 sorry to say but it was really hard to get from the beginning but still beautiful work ❤❤❤❤
Making these for my dnd group RIGHT NOW
Beautiful ❤
Thank you! 😊🥰💕
Muchísima gracias ❤
You're welcome 😊
Absolutely loved the tutorial but I'm struggling with the gluing part. None of the glues that I've tried works, I even bought the same as you but it doesn't work either. Any advice ?
omg love love love!! your stitches are always sooooo clean💖
what's your go to yarn? do you have any particular brands you recommend :D
thank you!
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可愛い💖💖
Thank you 😊
So cute 😍 I wanna do this
🤗✨️😍
Wow❤
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these are so freaking cute!!! Thank you
Glad you like them!🥰💕
Hi you really do a Beautiful 😍 🤩 job
Thank you so much 🤗
Très joli. 😍
Merci beaucoup pour ce pas-à-pas. 👍🏼💐
You're welcome 😊 🥰
Muito lindo❤
Thank you 🥰💕🤗
Merci beaucoup ☺️❤️
You're welcome 😊
Precioso 😊❤
K bonito 🤩
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Can I make this using 8ply yarn? 🥹🤞🏼
Of course you can.
Thank you!
Love your pattern and video
Bravo bravo 👏👏 Trop trop mignon 🥰 Merci beaucoup pour le partage de votre travail 🙏 Très bien expliqué avec cette petite flèche très très utile! J’adore😍 Merci encore
Thank you 🥰🤗
Thank you.
You're welcome!🤗
رائعه
❤❤❤❤
🥰🥰
Hermosos 😊😊😊😊
Seria possível traduzir a aula em português é lindíssimo o trabalho parabéns
İp değişimi çok güzel...
Thank you 😊
💖💖💖
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It's beautiful. How much yarn did you use?
Half ball of each colour, about 120m in total.
Yo quiero uno
🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
😊
Bravo 😊😊
💖💖💕💕💖💖
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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Never hit subscribe so fast
😘😘😘😘
I would love to do this but the first round in already confusing for me 😢
👍👍👍♥️♥️♥️🌹🌹🌹
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Hey ! May I ask if the milk cotton you used is 100% cotton or a mix with acrylic? t looks so soft and elastic, I love it !
Mix fibre 60 cotton 40 acrylic
@@danielleldesigns Thank you very much !
Do you have a Llama and a lamb pouch tutorial?
Muito linda gostaria que traduzir em português
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I love this design what you are doing and what the directions are, are two different things. it says sc6 and I've counted from your stitch marker to when you hold it up and I can see 8 or nine stiches you've made before you started to inc. Have you considered talking and explaining what you are doing while you work. First few rounds I'm just going around and inc until I get the total st count. BUT with round 5 I keep coming up with 38 sts not 44. Am I not reading this correctly? 3 sc, inc, sc 6 = 10sts, then ( sc 3,inc)x3 = 12sts ( total so far 22sts) plus 11 sc =33 sts, inc =34 sts , then another 3 scs with an inc is 4 more sts = 38 total sts.
NEVER MIND I GOT IT! EVERY 1 INC IS CONSIDERED 2...11+15=26+13=39+5 =44 So instead of adding a st in the last st its 2 extra sts in the nxt st. 🤦♀
En español 🤗
ترجمه من فضلك تسلم ايدك جميله ومبدعه
有辦法做法國的卡通小旅鼠嗎？
❤😊💥💥💥
Hello. For R7-R14, does that mean 50 stitches per row?
Yes
@@danielleldesigns Thanks! 🌻
Can but the thickness is different
Sem legenda é difícil .para fazer a base .,mas é um trabalho muito lindo obrigada
You need to make the numbers for the rows bigger
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Preciso em português por favor
Better to stick with 3 4 5 ply
Muy bonitas, pero en ese idioma no entiendo nada.
Descarga una tabla de abreviaturas de crochet, y así te puedes guiar. Sc = punto bajo, etc
Why am I always missing stitches I count N do exactly and I’m two stitches less also instructions so confusing
bc u dummy
You are not alone~~😂
Try learning how to read written crochet patterns first, don't rely on the video
Hola hola. PARA ESTA CLASE DE TRABAJOS HAY QUE PONER UN AUDIO OOOOOOOO SUSBTISTULOS EN CASTELLANO LA MUSICA NO ME VALE PARA NADA