Curly Tailed Cat
Extract from Long-Legged Friends • By Hisako Okawa and Shizue Okawa • Published by Andrews McMeel PublishingAbout
Long-Legged Friends
Materials
Yarn
White Cat:
white chenille for body, 765 yards (125 g) of DK-weight (#3 light)
black wool for embroidery, small amount of fingering-weight (#1 superfine)
Black Cat:
black chenille for body, 765 yards (125 g) of DK-weight (#3 light)
white chenille for mouth, small amount of DK-weight (#3 light)
gray wool for nose, small amount of fingering-weight (#1 superfine)
Scarf for White Cat:
black chenille, small amount of DK-weight (#3 light)
Scarf for Black Cat:
ivory wool, small amount of fingering-weight (#1 superfine)
Notions
Two ½” (13 mm) black eye buttons (for white cat)
Two ⅜” (10 mm) black eye buttons (for black cat)
Two ⅜” (1 cm) white felt circles (for black cat)
Polyester stuffing
Hook
B/1 (2.25 mm)
C/2 (2.75 mm)
Tags
© 2024 Hisako Okawa / Andrews McMeel Publishing · Reproduced with permission. · From Long-Legged Friends, Crochet Creatures to Create and Cuddle, by Hisako and Shizue Okawa, Andrews McMeel Publishing, LLC
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You Will Need
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Step 1
Make the Curly-Tailed Cat
1. Crochet each part. Use a C/2 (2.75 mm) crochet hook, except for the scarf for the Black Cat. Use a B/1 (2.25 mm) crochet hook for the scarf for the Black Cat.
2. Stuff each part, except the ears and the tail. Make sure to use the wrong side of the single crochet as the outside fabric.
3. Attach the eyes, nose, and mouth to the head. Embroider the mouth, as shown in the diagram on page 56.
4. Sew all parts together, as shown on page 49. Curl end of tail and sew the tail to the back.
5. Press the feet into a flat shape and embroider the toes, as shown in the diagram on page 56.
6. Tie the scarf around the cat’s neck as a finishing touch.