Joker Bat Keyring

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• Step 1

  The basic body:
  Using a 3.5mm (E) hook, CH2/ magic ring in purple.
  Round 1: 6sc into centre of 2nd stitch from hook/ magic ring [6]
  Round 2: INC around [12]
  Round 3: [1sc, INC] Repeat around [18]
  Round 4: [2sc, INC] Repeat around [24]
  Round 5: Sc around [24]
  Switch to green
  Round 6 – 7: Sc around [24]
  Round 8: [2sc, DEC] Repeat around [18]
  Round 9: [1sc, DEC] Repeat around [12]
  Switch to orange
  Round 10: DEC around [6]
  Stuff firmly
  Switch to peach
  Round 11: INC around [12]
  Round 12: [1sc, INC] Repeat around [18]
  Round 13: [2sc, INC] Repeat around [24]
  Round 14 – 15: Sc around [24]
  Switch to green
  Round 16: Sc around [24]
  Round 17: [2sc, DEC] Repeat around [18]
  Round 18: [1sc, DEC] Repeat around [12]
  Round 19: DEC around [6]
  Finish off, stuff firmly and sew the hole closed.

• Step 2

  Tail coat (not seen great on the photo, but you can just see the little tails at the bottom on the photo above):

  Jacket body
  Ch16 in purple

  Rows 1 – 5: 15sc starting in second chain from hook [15] ch1, turn
  Row 6: 15sc starting in second chain from hook [15]
  Finish off leaving long tail for sewing.

  Jacket tails (make two)
  Ch5 in purple
  Rows 1-3: 4sc starting in second chain from hook [3] ch1, turn
  Row 4: DEC, DEC [2] ch1, turn
  Row 5: 2sc
  Finish off and sew to middle of jacket body.

  Sew the completed jacket around the body section, lining up where the tails meet the jacket body with the colour change from purple to green.

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  Step 3

  Finishing:

  Sew on eyes, nose and (erm, name needed!) line with black wool/ embroidery thread, and mouth with red wool/ embroidery thread. Sew a line down the front of the shirt/waistcoat to show the split in black wool/ embroidery thread.

  Make wings in green felt (or you could skip the coat section entirely and go for purple).

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