I do recommend using a marker in the first sc of each round when working continuous rounds to help you keep your place. Almost anything can be used as a stitch marker, an old earring (the 'hook' kind) or a safety pin (that's my favorite when I do use them). Really amazing! Can't wait to make him. I have all the materials, just need to find the time! Thanks for another great pattern. Ok, well. After many requests I finally managed to get around to making a Charmander. I know the pictures are terrible, but hey I'm not a photographer and neither my camera OR the weather are cooperating at the moment. So it's inside photos for now y'all... I'll try to get some other pics soon. Now you have all of the pieces ready for assembly. Stuff the head, body, tail and legs. The tail and legs don’t need much stuffing to maintain their shape.

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Rnd 17: sc in each of next 11 sc, dec over next 2 sc (repeat once more for a total of two decreases) sc in each of remaining 11 sc of round (24) The instructions above are for making the entire body in the same colour, and then gluing on a felt belly later on. If you prefer to crochet the belly, you can follow these instructions:

Wow, I love the Charmander! I've taken a look at almost all your Pokemon plushies, they all look superb. You've got almost all the original Kanto starters... Any chance you might do a Bulbasaur sometime soon to complete the set? :D There's no beating Pokemon #1, in my opinion, and there just doesn't seem to be a good pattern for him out there that I can find...

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This pattern has two different 'versions'. The one you see in the pictures, with the open mouth, and also instructions for the closed mouth (which is a bit easier). Read all the way through the pattern before starting, so that you'll know which one you're going to do :D awe its sooooo cute! what do u think about making a luxray? i tried once...it didnt turn out. i bet u could though... Tail flames are just different sizes of 'flame shapes' cut from red, orange and yellow felt... placed together at slightly different angles and sewn together at the base of the flames, then sewn to the top of the tip of the tail. (see pics for help) Personally, I don't use continuous rounds.. but when you do, you chain one, then put your first sc in the *same* place you just chained one. to begin your row. (the chain one is only to bring your work up to the height of the stitches) Numbers in ( ) at the end of each round or row indicate the total number of stitches in that round or row.Thank you so much for the patterns! I'm trying to get a link up to your minion pattern but I am not very good at navigating. I made a bunch of those. So obsessed. But my friend really wanted a Charmander and I got really excited and did it in two days. Thank you so much! Rnd 15: sc in each of next 13 sc, dec over next 2 sc, (repeat dec 5 more times, for a total of 6 decreases) sc in each of last 13 sc of the round (32) I’ve added links to a Paintbox DK Cotton colours that match what I usually use to crochet Charmander – I find a good non-neon Orange particularly difficult to find when shopping for yarn online! For the red and yellow of his tail, you’re better off using a wool or acrylic as cotton won’t get as fluffy after brushing. he is so cute, my 4 yearold saw your pattern of charmender and she wants me to make him for her. Plus all the pattern you made make good gifts too i love this but I'm confused with the increases starting in round 19 of the head/body. The number of stitches are coming out different from the number in your parenthesis...am i reading it wrong, please help! Thank you

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Gauge isn't terribly important on this project, as long as your choice of yarn and hook and your individual tension result in an even, firm stitch so that the stuffing won't come through.

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Attach yarn to one of the 'free loops' from round 2 of arm. Chain 3, slip stitch in second ch from hook and next ch, slip stitch to next 'free loop', slip stitch in next free loop. Chain 3, slip stitch in second ch from hook and next ch, slip stitch to next 'free loop', slip stitch in next free loop. Chain 3, slip stitch in second ch from hook and next ch, slip stitch to next 'free loop', slip stitch in next free loop.

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F/O. Add any stuffing needed to finish the body shape. Weave tail through final round and tug to close the hole.I don't get row 16 of the head and body; open mouth section. How many sc are u suppose to have at the end of the round? Method #1: I have used this method in reverse to enlarge a pattern before – and it’s simply changing the yarn and crochet hook you’re using but following the pattern the same way. So instead of a 3mm crochet hook you could try and find one even smaller; and instead of 8ply yarn you could try using something thinner – like a 4ply or baby weight yarn. Then you would just follow the pattern the way it’s written but you would end up with a smaller doll. If you're making the open mouth, then after you finish with the head/body, you make the 'lower jaw' and pin/sew that to the bottom of the opening created when making the head/body. Then with red felt you cut pieces to fit inside the lower jaw and opening of the upper mouth part and sew those in . Hi Ariel! I haven’t tried shrinking a pattern before, but there are probably 2 different approaches I would take.