*Suitable for intermediate crocheters* This digital PDF pattern includes: – 9 pages. – Mini step by step tutorials for tricky areas. – 28 photos to help you along the way. ___________________________________________________________________________________ This pattern is in US terms (English and French only); the end product is about 8cm (3 inches) long ___________________________________________________________________________________ What you will need for this tutorial: Crochet hook 2.00mm Cotton fingering (4 ply) yarn Stuffing Stitch markers Tapestry needle Metal wire (optional) Stitch tutorials on: Linked half double crochet ( lhdc ) Half double crochet increase ( hdc inc ) Half double crochet two together (hdc2tog) ©2020 Critter Stitch – Stephanie Buckner. This pattern is copyrighted and is for personal use only. This pattern cannot be copied, shared or sold in any way. Products made from this pattern can be sold only if they reference the author.
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