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My Siamese Kitty

A Critter Blankie Pattern by Jenna Wingate

Finished Size:

Approximately 30” x 12”

Skill Level: Easy/Intermediate

American Crochet Terms

Materials:
Worsted Weight (Aran, 10-ply, #4weight) yarn in:
Color A (Main/Light color)(200-250 yards)
Color B (Medium color)(75-125 yards)
Color C (Dark color)(150-200 yards)
Color D (Inner Ear Color) (12-14 yards)
Plus small amounts of various colors for eyes and embroidery,

optional white for additional markings

Polyfil
Tapestry Needle
Stitch Markers
Straight Pins
E/4 3.5mm hook (snout and eyes)
G/6 4.00mm hook (head, feet, tail, patches)
I/9 5.50mm hook (blanket, trim)

Gauge:
G hook 3.75 per inch
I hook 3.25/inch

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Stitches Used:
Ch Chain
MC Magic Circle
BLO Back Loop Only
Slst Slip Stich
Sk Skip
Sc Single Crochet
Sc2tog Single Crochet 2 together
Dc Double Crochet
Dc2tog Double Crochet 2 together
Tr Treble Stitch
BLO Back Loop Only
RS Right Side
WS Wrong Side
FO Finish Off

Pattern Notes



Odd rows are Right Side rows

unless otherwise stated.



When changing colors, complete the

stitch with the new color.



Drop/push/pull all unused strands to

the Wrong Side of your work.



Do not stitch over unused strands.

Float behind your work.



There will be reminders to join

separate balls of color or when you are
finished with a certain color for that area



Leave long enough beginning and

ending tails to sew or otherwise secure
later.



The increases and decreases are

made along the edges only.



Pattern is written with color changes

understood. You will complete the last stitch
of a series with the next (color) in the
pattern step.



Right Ear refers to the

cat’s right, not

the crocheter’s. His right is always his right
even if we are looking at the back of him.

Face

1. G hook. (RS)(Color A) Ch 10. Sc in the
2

nd

chain from the hook and in each chain

across. Ch1, turn. (9)
2. 2sc in each of the first 2 stitches. Sc in
the next 5 stitches. 2sc in each of the last 2
stitches. Ch1, turn. (13)

(begin medium color) Join a new ball of
color A.
3. (color A) 2sc in the first stitch, sc in the
next.

(Join B) Sc in the next 9 stitches.
(Join A) Sc in the next stitch, 2sc in
the last. Ch1, turn. (3A, 9B, 3A = 15)

4. (color A) 2sc in the first stitch, sc in the
next.

(color B) Sc in the next 11 stitches.
(color A) Sc in the next stitch, 2sc in
the last. Ch1, turn. (3A, 11B, 3A =
17)

(begin dark color)
5. (color A) 2sc in the first stitch.

(color B) Sc in the next 5 stitches.
(Join C) Sc in the next 5 stitches.
(Join B) Sc in the next 5 stitches.
(color A) 2sc in the last. Ch1, turn.
(2A, 5B, 5C, 5B, 2A = 19)

6. (color A) 2sc in the first stitch, sc in the
next.

(color B) Sc in the next 4 stitches.
(color C) Sc in the next 7 stitches.
(color B) Sc in the next 4 stitches.
(color A) Sc in the next stitch, 2sc in
the last. Ch1, turn. (3A, 4B, 7A, 4B,
3A = 21)

7. (color A) 2sc in the first stitch.

(color B) Sc in the next 4 stitches.
(color C) Sc in the next 11 stitches.
(color B) Sc in the next 4 stitches.
(color A) 2sc in the last. Ch1, turn.
(2A, 4B, 11A, 4B, 2A = 23)

8. (color A) 2sc in the first stitch, sc in the
next.

(color B) Sc in the next 4 stitches.
(color C) Sc in the next 11 stitches.
(color B) Sc in the next 4 stitches.
(color A) Sc in the next stitch, 2sc in
the last. Ch1, turn. (3A, 4B, 11A, 4B,
3A = 25)

9. (color A) 2sc in the first stitch.

(color B) Sc in the next 4 stitches.
(color C) Sc in the next 15 stitches.
(color B) Sc in the next 4 stitches.
(color A) 2sc in the last. Ch1, turn.
(2A, 4B, 15A, 4B, 2A = 27)

10. (color A) 2sc in the first stitch, sc in the
next.

(color B) Sc in the next 3 stitches.
(color C) Sc in the next 17 stitches.
(color B) Sc in the next 3 stitches.

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(color A) Sc in the next stitch, 2sc in
the last. Ch1, turn. (3A, 3B, 17A, 3B,
3A = 29)

11. (color A) 2sc in the first stitch, sc in the
next.

(color B) Sc in the next 3 stitches.
(color C) Sc in the next 19 stitches.
(color B) Sc in the next 3 stitches.
(color A) Sc in the next stitch, 2sc in
the last. Ch1, turn. (3A, 3B, 19A, 3B,
3A = 31)

12. (color A) 2sc in the first stitch, sc in the
next 2 stitches.

(color B) Sc in the next 2 stitches.
(color C) Sc in the next 21 stitches.
(color B) Sc in the next 2 stitches.
(color A) Sc in the next 2 stitches,
2sc in the last. Ch1, turn. (4A, 2B,
21A, 2B, 4A = 33)

13. (color A) Sc in the first 4 stitches.

(color B) Sc in the next 2 stitches.
(color C) Sc in the next 21 stitches.
(color B) Sc in the next 2 stitches.
(color A) Sc in the last 4 stitches.
Ch1, turn. (4A, 2B, 21A, 2B, 4A =
33)

14. (color A) Sk1, sc in the next 3 stitches.

(color B) Sc in the next 2 stitches.
(color C) Sc in the next 21 stitches.
(color B) Sc in the next 2 stitches.
(color A) Sc in the next 2, sk1, sc in
the last stitch. Ch1, turn. (3A, 2B,
21A, 2B, 3A = 31)

15. (color A) Sk1, sc in the next 2 stitches.

(color B) Sc in the next 3 stitches.
(color C) Sc in the next 19 stitches.
(color B) Sc in the next 3 stitches.
(color A) Sc in the next, sk1, sc in
the last stitch. Ch1, turn. (2A, 3B,
19A, 3B, 2A = 29)

16. (color A) Sc in the first 3 stitches.

(color B) Sc in the next 2 stitches.
(color C) Sc in the next 19 stitches.
(color B) Sc in the next 2 stitches.
(color A) Sc in the last 3. Ch1, turn.
(3A, 2B, 19A, 2B, 3A = 29)

17. (color A) Sk1, sc in the next 2 stitches.

(color B) Sc in the next 6 stitches.
(color C) Sc in the next 11 stitches.
(color B) Sc in the next 6 stitches.
(color A) Sc in the next, sk1, sc in
the last stitch. Ch1, turn. (2A, 6B,
11A, 6B, 2A = 27)

18. (color A) Sc in the first 2 stitches.

(color B) Sc in the next 8 stitches.
(color C) Sc in the next 7 stitches.
(color B) Sc in the next 8 stitches.
(color A) Sc in the last 2. Ch1, turn.
(2A, 8B, 7A, 8B, 2A = 27)

19. (color A) Sc in the first 6 stitches.

(color B) Sc in the next 5 stitches.
(color C) Sc in the next 5 stitches.
(color B) Sc in the next 5 stitches.

(color A) Sc in the last 6. Do not turn. FO all
colors. (6A, 5B, 5A, 5B, 6A = 27) (end dark
color)
You will now begin the coloring for the
inside of the ears. Join in first stitch with
right side facing.
20. (RS) (Join D) Sc in the first 4 stitches.

(Join A) Sc in the next 4 stitches.
(Join B) Sc in the next 11 stitches.
(Join A) Sc in the next 4 stitches.
(Join D) Sc in the last 4 stitches.
Ch1, turn. (4D, 4A, 11B, 4A, 4D =
27)

21. (color D) Sc in the first 5 stitches.

(color A) Sc in the next 4 stitches.
(color B) Sc in the next 9 stitches.
(color A) Sc in the next 4 stitches.

(color D) Sc in the last 5 stitches.
Ch1, turn. FO B. FO left-hand A.
(5D, 4A, 9B, 4A, 5D = 27)

(end medium color)

22. (color D) Sc in the first 7 stitches.

(color A) Sc in the next 13 stitches.
(color D) Sc in the last 7 stitches.
Ch1, turn. (7D, 13A, 7D = 27)

23. (color D) Sc in the first 8 stitches.

(color A) Sc in the next 11 stitches.
(color D) Sc in the last 8 stitches.
Ch1, turn. FO A. (8D, 11A, 8D = 27)

Begin Left Ear
24. (RS) (color D) Sc in the next 9. Ch1,
turn. (9)
25. Sc in 7, sk1, sc in the last. Ch1, turn. (8)
26. Sc in 6, sk1, sc in the last. Ch1, turn. (7)
27. Sc in 5, sk1, sc in the last. Ch1, turn. (6)
28. Sc in 4, sk1, sc in the last. Ch1, turn. (5)
29. Sk1, sc in the next 2, sk1, sc in the last.
Ch1, turn. (3)
30. Sc in 1, sk1, sc in the last. FO. (2)
Begin Right Ear
24. (RS) (color D) Pull up color D in the last
color A stitch on row 23. Sc in the same
stitch and in the next 8. Ch1, turn. (9)
25. Sk1, sc in the next 8. Ch1, turn. (8)
26. Sk1, sc in the next 7. Ch1, turn. (7)
27. Sk1, sc in the next 6. Ch1, turn. (6)
28. Sk1, sc in the next 5. Ch1, turn. (5)
29. Sk1, sc in the next 2, sk1, sc in the last.
Ch1, turn. (3)
30. Sk1, sc in the next 2. FO. (2)

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Back of Head

Note: Medium color will not be used on this
section.

1. G hook.(Color A) Ch24. Sc in the 2

nd

chain from the hook and in each chain
across. Ch1, turn. (23)
2. 2sc in the first stitch. Sc in each of the
next 21 stitches. 2sc in the last stitch. Ch1,
turn. (25)
3. 2sc in the first stitch. Sc in each of the
next 23 stitches. 2sc in the last stitch. Ch1,
turn. (27)
4. 2sc in the first stitch. Sc in each of the
next 25 stitches. 2sc in the last stitch. Ch1,
turn. (29)
5. 2sc in the first stitch. Sc in each of the
next 27 stitches. 2sc in the last stitch. Ch1,
turn. (31)
6. 2sc in the first stitch. Sc in each of the
next 29 stitches. 2sc in the last stitch. Ch1,
turn. (33)
7. Sc in each stitch across. Ch1, turn. (33)
8. Sk1, sc in the next 30, sk1, sc in the last.
Ch1, turn. (31)

9. Sk1, sc in the next 28, sk1, sc in the last.
Ch1, turn. (29)
10. Sc in each stitch across. Ch1, turn. (29)
11. Sk1, sc in the next 26, sk1, sc in the
last. Ch1, turn. (27)
12. Sc in each stitch across. Ch1, turn.
13. Sc in each stitch across. FO, do not
turn.

You will now begin the coloring for the back
side of the ears. Join in first stitch with right
side facing.
14. (RS)(Join C). Sc in the first 4.

(Join A) Sc in the first 19.
(Join C) Sc in the last 4. Ch1, turn.
(4C, 19A, 4C = 27)

15. (color C) Sc in the first 5.

(color A) Sc in the first 17.
(color C) Sc in the last 5. Ch1, turn.
(5C, 17A, 5C = 27)

16. (color C) Sc in the first 7.

(color A) Sc in the first 13.
(color C) Sc in the last 7. Ch1, turn.
(7C, 13A, 7C = 27)

17. (color C) (WS) Sc in the first 8.

(color A) Sc in the next 11.
(color C) Sc in the last 8. Ch1, turn.
FO A, leave both C strands to
complete ears. (8C, 11A, 8C = 27)

Begin Left Ear
18. (RS) (color C) Sc in the next 9. Ch1,
turn. (9)
19. Sc in 7, sk1, sc in the last. Ch1, turn. (8)
20. Sc in 6, sk1, sc in the last. Ch1, turn. (7)
21. Sc in 5, sk1, sc in the last. Ch1, turn. (6)
22. Sc in 4, sk1, sc in the last. Ch1, turn. (5)
23. Sk1, sc in the next 2, sk1, sc in the last.
Ch1, turn. (3)
24. Sc in 1, sk1, sc in the last. FO. (2)

Begin Right Ear
18. (RS) (color C) Pull up color C in the last
color A stitch on row 17. Sc in the same
stitch and in the next 8. Ch1, turn. (9)
19. Sk1, sc in the next 8. Ch1, turn. (8)
20. Sk1, sc in the next 7. Ch1, turn. (7)
21. Sk1, sc in the next 6. Ch1, turn. (6)
22. Sk1, sc in the next 5. Ch1, turn. (5)
23. Sk1, sc in the next 2, sk1, sc in the last.
Ch1, turn. (3)
24. Sk1, sc in the next 2. FO. (2)

Chin
Note: When assembling, it will seem like
part of the back of the head, but once the
blanket is added it will become the part
under the bottom of the face.

G hook,color A

1. Ch 10. Sc in the 2

nd

chain from the hook

and in each chain across. Ch1, turn. (9)
2. 2sc in each of the first 2 stitches. Sc in
the next 5 stitches. 2sc in each of the last 2
stitches. Ch1, turn. (13)
3. 2sc in the first stitch. Sc in each of the
next 11 stitches. 2sc in the last stitch. Ch1,
turn. (15)
4. 2sc in the first stitch. Sc in each of the
next 13 stitches. 2sc in the last stitch. Ch1,
turn. (17)
5. 2sc in the first stitch. Sc in each of the
next 15 stitches. 2sc in the last stitch. Ch1,
turn. (19)
6. 2sc in the first stitch. Sc in each of the
next 17 stitches. 2sc in the last stitch. FO.
(21)

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Eyes (make 2)
E hook
1. (Iris color) Make 14dc in a Magic Circle.
Pull the tail to close the circle. Join with a
slst to beginning dc. Pull the tail again if
needle to close. FO E. (14dc)
2. Join Black in the Back Loop of any stitch.
Slst BLO in each stitch around. Cut yarn
with a long tail, but do not FO as usual.
Pull the tail of the long loop through and
thread onto your needle. Sew beneath the
legs of the first stitch and pull the yarn
through carefully so as not to curl or loosen
the stitch. Sew down through the last slst
made. The black now looks like a
continuous ring of stitches with no beginning
or end.
3. To embroider the Pupil, Sew up from the
back at one edge then straight across the
Iris to make a centered line. Make another
stitch just like it on either side of the first for
a total of 3 lines. FO black.
4. With color C, repeat the all of the same
steps of the previous round to get another
seamless round of color.

5. Add eye glints with white- make 2 small
stitches in the same spot near the top edge,
hen a single stitch a little below.
6. Turn the eye over; knot the strands in
pairs and trim. Leave a long tail for sewing.

Snout
E hook, color C
1. Ch6. Sc in the 2

nd

cha from the hook and

in the next 4 chains. Ch1, turn. (5)
2.

– 4. Sc in each stitch across. Ch1, turn.

5. Sc in each stitch across. Mark last stitch,
turn.
6. *Sk first 2 sc, 5dc in the next sc, sk1, slst
in the next.* Rotate to work across the ends
of rows on the other side of the square.
Repeat from * to * once more. Ch1, do not
turn. (two shells made, forming a heart
shape) (10dc)
7. (Begin working in continuous rounds,
crocheting around the heart shape by
rotating as you go)

Sc in the same stitch as joining from
row 6.
Working into the bottom of the chain
from row 1, sc in the next 3 stitches.
3sc in the next (corner) stitch.
Rotate.
Working into the ends of the rows,
sc 4 stitches, ending at the marker.
Now working across the top of the
1st shell, sc in the next 2, 2sc in
each of the next 2, sc in the last dc
of that shell.
Slst between shells.
Working across the top of the last
shell, sc in the next. 2sc in each of
the next 2 stitches, sc in the last 2
stitches.

Do not join, do not turn. Remove
marker. Continue to work in a spiral.
(25sc, 1slst)

8.

– 9. Sc in each stitch around. At end of

round 9, FO, leaving a long tail for sewing.

Snout Embroidery
Nose
Working across the top point of the inverted

heart, embroider the nose in desired
color as follows:

A. Make 3 of 4 short satin stitches across.

Make more if needed to fill any gaps.

B. Add a short downward stitch to each side

to begin the shaping of the outer
edge.

C. Stitch a series of long and short stitches

to smooth out the curve along the
side and around the top arch of the
nose.

Mouth
The mouth should always start with a
straight line centered from the nose and the
take on whatever shape you choose. It does
not necessarily have to be symmetrical- you
can give him a smirky lip snarl on one side if
you like.

Face Assembly and Embroidery
Before doing anything else, you should turn
the face over and secure and trim any ends.
Be careful not to pull and misshapen, but
you can simply knot 2 strands together so
they won’t loosen up with future wear and
washing. You do not need to trim the ends,
but you may find it easier to do any
assembly or embroidery on the face if those
wild ends are out of the way.

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Once the back of the head is tidied, sew the
snout to the face. Position snout centered
on the lower half of the face, the bottom
edge lined up with the top of row 3. Be sure
to maintain the snout’s shape (an inverted
heart shape with will sometimes look more
like a triangle with rounded corners). Stuff
lightly before closing.

Eyes should be positions right against the
snout, the bottoms of the eyes sitting at the
top of row 6 of the face. Be sure to get the
pupils positioned correctly.

At this time you should embroider any
additional markings or expressions. Be sure
to add the M eyebrows for the Tabby!

Head Assembly
G hook, Color A,

Small Tuft Stitch:
*Sc in the next stitch, ch3, slst 2

nd

chain

from hook, slst in the next chain. Sc in next
stitch of row. Ch5. Slst in 2

nd

ch from hook

and in next 3 chains.* Repeat from * as
needed.

Tips:



Since you will be able to tuck all the

ends and no need to sew them in, I
recommend changing colors to match
each color as you reach it.



Always stitch with the face toward you.

The front side of the sc is a lot neater
than the back of it, especially if you are
working into a different color.



Always stitch around the ears in the

color to match the back of the ears.



Change colors in the normal way by

completing the sc with the new color.



Change colors at a sc of the tuft stitch,

completing the sc, the chain, and the
slst’ing with the new color.



In some cases, such as changing colors

just for the ears, you can carry the
dropped color BETWEEN the layers and
then pick it up again when needed.

Instructions:



Lay Face Right Side down and by

placing Wrong Sides Together, match
Top of Head and Chin to the Face.



Pin the pieces very carefully together,

matching edges.



Start crocheting at the beginning of a

color rather than in a specific place.
Stuff any ends inside as you go.



With the Face facing you, stitch through

both layers, all around the head. Use
the corresponding color as explained at
the top and these stitches:

Sc all around the face, increasing (3sc in
the same stitch) to make the top points of
the ears.

Optional: Place 1 or 2 Small Tuft Stitches
(described to the left) at the pointy cheeks.



Join with a slst to beginning stitch.



Turn head wrong side out and

tied/secure any ends, being careful not
to misshapen. Tuck any ends that are
left inside.



With matching yarn, stitch across the

head, through both layers, to close the
ears off so they will remain unstuffed.
Stitch at an angle just below the inner
ear color. Repeat for other side and sew
ends.



Stuff head, being sure to shape the

pointy cheeks. Do not overstuff. Think of
the head as a pillow attached to the
blanket, so it should be puffy but not
round.



Match the open edges on the back of

the head and pin together if desired.
Proceed to Blanket.

Blanket
I hook, Begin with color A, adding in color B
for striping.

At the back of the head, close seam by
crocheting across as follows:

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1. Join with a slst to trim edge next to the
opening. Place 21sc through both layers
across. Slst to the trim edge on the other
end. Ch1, turn. (21sc)
2. Skipping slst’s. Sc in each sc across.
Ch1, turn. (21)
3. 2sc in the first stitch, sc across, 2sc in the
last stitch. Ch1, turn. (23)
4. Sc in each stitch across. Ch1, turn.
5. 2sc in the first stitch, sc across, 2sc in the
last stitch. Ch1, turn. (25)
6.

– 28. Sc in each stitch across. Ch1, turn.

29. 2sc in the first stitch, sc across, 2sc in
the last stitch. Ch1, turn. (27)
30. Sc in each stitch across. Ch1, turn.
31. 2sc in the first stitch, sc across, 2sc in
the last stitch. Ch1, turn. (29)
32. Sc in each stitch across. Ch1, turn.
33. 2sc in the first stitch, sc across, 2sc in
the last stitch. Ch1, turn. (31)
34. Sc in each stitch across. Ch1, turn.
35. 2sc in the first stitch, sc across, 2sc in
the last stitch. Ch1, turn. (33)
36.

– 42. Sc in each stitch across. Ch1, turn.

43. Sk1, sc in the next 30. Sk1, sc in the
last. Ch1, turn. (31)
44. Sc in each stitch across. Ch1, turn.
45. Sk1, sc in the next 28. Sk1, sc in the
last. Ch1, turn. (29)
46. Sc in each stitch across. Ch1, turn.
47. Sk1, sc in the next 26. Sk1, sc in the
last. Ch1, turn. (27)
48. Sc in each stitch across. Ch1, turn.
49. Sk1, sc in the next 24. Sk1, sc in the
last. Ch1, turn. (25)
50. Sc in each stitch across. Ch1, turn.
51. Sk1, sc in the next 22. Sk1, sc in the
last. Ch1, turn. (23)
52. Sk1, sc in the next 20. Sk1, sc in the
last. Ch1, turn. (21)

53. Sk1, sc in the next 18. Sk1, sc in the
last. Ch1, turn. (19)
54. Sk1, sc in the next 16. Sk1, sc in the
last. FO. (17)

Blanket Trim
I hook, color A

Round 1: With Front of cat facing, join A
with a slst to the

(cat’s) right side of row 2 of

the body.
Sc in the end of the next row and all around,
carefully spacing your stitches as needed so
as not to stretch or bunch the fabric.
End with a slst at row 2 on the opposite
side. Ch1, turn.

Round 2: (WS) Sk slst and sc in each sc
around. Place increases at the curve of the
hips/butt if needed to prevent bunching up.
End with a slst before slst of last row. FO,
sew in ends.

Feet (Make 4)
G hook

Rows 1

– 20: Color C

Rows 21-22: Color B
Rows 23-27: Color A

1. Leaving a long beginning tail, 6sc in a
MC. (6)
2. 2sc in each stitch. Pull beginning tail
through to the outside and leave for later.
(12)
3. (2sc in the next stitch, sc in the next) 6
times. (18)
4. (2sc in the next stitch, sc in the next 2
stitches) 6 times. (24)
5. (2sc in the next stitch, sc in the next 3
stitches) 6 times. (30)
6.

– 9. Sc in each stitch around.

10. (Sc2tog, sc in the next 3 stitches) 6
times. (24)
11. (Sc2tog, sc in the next 2 stitches) 6
times. (18)
12. (sc2tog, sc in the next 4 stitches) 3
times. (15)
Stuff foot very lightly
13.

– 26. Sc in each stitch around.

27. Fold end of leg flat and crochet through
both layers to close. FO, leaving a long tail
for sewing. (7sc)

Shape the foot to be more flattened and use
the long beginning tail to sew a running
stitch through all layers in two different
places to give the impression of 3 toes.

Tail
G hook

Rows 1

– 15: Color C

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Row 16: Color B
Rows 17-21: Color A

1. 12dc in a MC. Join with a slst to
beginning dc. Ch2. (12)
2. (2dc in the next stitch and dc in the next 3
stitches.) 3 times. Join with a slst to
beginning dc. Ch2. (15)
3. - 19. Dc in each stitch around. Join with a
slst to beginning dc. Ch2.
20. (Dc2tog, dc in the next 3) 3 times. Join
with a slst to beginning dc. Ch1. (12)
21. Fold flat and sc through both layers
across to close. FO, leaving a long tail for
sewing. (6sc)

Whiskers



Thread a long strand of desired color

onto your needle.



Sew back and forth crossways through

the sides of the snout, leaving long
loops.



Cut the loops to make separate strands.



Tie slip knots against the snout for each

whisker. Trim evenly.

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For multi-color whiskers, sew individual

strands.

Blankie Finishing

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Sew arms to the top sides of the

blanket, a couple rows from the top.



Sew legs at the bottom, with about a

leg’s width between them. The outer
edge of the legs should line up about
where that bottom row of 17 stitches
begins and ends.

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Sew the tail centered on the back,

positioned to where the end of the tail
hangs even with the feet.

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Sew on any/all patches using the long

tail you left on the last round.

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Sew in any ends that are left.

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Add any embroidery detail.

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