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I've decided to begin offering up some of my patterns for free to anyone interested in using them.

This pattern is untested. This is how I wrote it as Frank was made the first time. If you would like to test this pattern I'd be grateful. Please reply to this journal with your comments about the pattern. Include any edits/corrections you would like to contribute and a link to your deviation, so I can add a thumbnail of it to this post. Thanks so much in advance!


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Frank the Whale Pattern



Abbreviations:
R = round or row
sc = single crochet
st = stitch
tog = together (sc 2 tog = decrease)
dc = double crochet
sl st = slip stitch
instructions between * are repeated


R1 - sc 6 in a circle (amigurumi double ring) = 6st
R2 - 2 sc in each st around = 12 st
R3 - *sc 1, 2 sc in next st* = 18 st
R4 - *sc 2, 2 sc in next st* = 24 st
R5 - *sc 3, 2 sc in next st* = 30 st (If using beads for eyes, crochet them in along this row on either side of the face)
R6 to R12 -  sc around = 30 st (If using safety eyes, insert them after you've made enough fabric to support the washers)
R13 - *sc 6, sc 2 tog* = 26 st
R14 - *sc 5, sc 2 tog* = 22 st
R15 - sc around = 22 st
R16 - *sc 5, sc 2 tog* = 19 st
R17 - sc around
R18 - *sc 4, sc 2 tog* = 16 st
R19 - sc around = 16 st
R20 - *sc 3, sc 2 tog*  = 12 st
R21 to R22 - sc around
Stuff the whale fully now, leaving enough space at the tail to press it flat between your fingers.

Tail:

Press the tail closed flat, then sc it shut with 6 sc for R1.
R2 - chain 2, dc 2, sl st 2, dc 2, turn.
R3 - chain 2, 2 dc in each of next 2 st, sc, chain 1, 2 dc in next 2 st, turn
R4 - chain 2, 2 dc in each of next 3 st, sc in middle-most stitch post hole, chain 1, 2 dc in last 3 st, (skipping any between middle and last 3)
slip stitch, cut yarn and pull through loop to bind off, weave in end.

Fins (make 2):

Chain 5
sc in 2nd ch from hook, and sc to end. Turn.
sc along other side to end.
3 sc in end stitch.
sc along to end. sl st final stitch, cut and pull through loop to bind off, leaving enough of a tail to sew fin to body where desired. Weave in ends.

Cut out felt facial features if you didn't use beads or safety eyes, and paste them on with speed sew or sew them on.

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Mood: Questionable ~koimana Dec 1, 2010  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
hey can i make one for my grandma and use one to do my demenstration speech in speech 10?
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~WireMySoul Dec 7, 2010  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
You can make as many as you want and use them however you like! :D
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~Sugarcoatidli3z Apr 4, 2009  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
thanks for sharing him :D
i might make one soon :P

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:iconquidditchmom:
Youre awesome. But you knew that. Now I want to make all the creatures from "Slippery Fish"

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:icondragonkissses:
How do you start the pattern- chains?

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~WireMySoul Feb 6, 2009  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
I start with an amigurumi double loop. I demonstrated this awesome technique, which I learned on YouTube, on a few of my own YouTube videos. Check this one out; it's right at the beginning of the vid: [link]
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:icondragonkissses:
Oh Cool! Just watched it... I know that as a "magic circle" Very cool- I will have to try you makes your whale. :-)

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