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Spring Chicks

Large wing diagram

Spring Chicks

Nothing tells you it’s spring like baby animals! These little

chicks are hatched so quickly that soon you will have a

Wings: (2 x MC, 2 x CC per chick)

Ch 7 [5]

chicks are hatched so quickly that soon you will have a

brood big enough to festoon any Easter table, bonnet or

•Ch 7 [5]

•Yo twice, sk2, tr 8 [6] in next st, sl st into last st and pull

brood big enough to festoon any Easter table, bonnet or

basket. Or, if you prefer, you can establish their pecking

order by creating your own chick totem tower; now they

•Yo twice, sk2, tr 8 [6] in next st, sl st into last st and pull

through to cast off.

•Make 4 wings per chick!

order by creating your own chick totem tower; now they

know their place! Either way, this is the simplest of

crochet patterns, perfect for a beginner, or anyone who

•Make 4 wings per chick!

Beak diagram

Abbreviations:

crochet patterns, perfect for a beginner, or anyone who

loves chicks, or Easter, or spring!

Beak: (both sizes)

•With orange yarn, ch 3 for top, ch 3 for bottom.

Abbreviations:

loves chicks, or Easter, or spring!

•With orange yarn, ch 3 for top, ch 3 for bottom.

You need:

Feet: (x2 per chick)

Ch = chain

Rep = repeat

Rnd(s) = round(s)

You need:

•20g dk/light worsted yarn in main colour (MC)

•5g dk/light worsted yarn in contrast colour (CC)

Feet: (x2 per chick)

•With orange yarn, ch 6 [4], sl st into first st.

Rep twice, to make 3 loops through first st.

Rnd(s) = round(s)

Sc = single crochet

•5g dk/light worsted yarn in contrast colour (CC)

•5g dk/ light worsted yarn in orange or yellow

•Rep twice, to make 3 loops through first st.

Sc = single crochet

Sl = slip stitch

St(s) = stitch(es)

•5g dk/ light worsted yarn in orange or yellow

•2 x 8mm safety eyes

•Stuffing and yarn needle

Assembly:

•Place eyes into position and secure

St(s) = stitch(es)

Tr = treble crochet

Tch = turning chain

•Stuffing and yarn needle

•3.5mm crochet hook

•Place eyes into position and secure

•Stuff body and sew the top closed

Layer MC wing on top of CC wing and attach to side of

Tch = turning chain

Yo = yarn over

•Layer MC wing on top of CC wing and attach to side of

chick. Rep for other wing.

Sizes: large [small]

chick. Rep for other wing.

•Sew on feet and beak

Base:

•With MC ch 11 [7], turn. (10 [6] + tch)

Tip: create a different look by changing the position of

your chicks face.

•With MC ch 11 [7], turn. (10 [6] + tch)

•Sc 9 [5] more rows with tch. (10 [6] rows of 10 [6] sts)

Sides:

your chicks face.

Sides:

•Sc 10 [6] sts into each of the next 3 sides so that you are

now working in the round, with 10 [6] sts on each side.

•Sc further 9 [5] rnds, ending with a sl st in last st. Trace

Looking out

Looking up

•Sc further 9 [5] rnds, ending with a sl st in last st. Trace

down from the last st to ensure that it aligns with the

corner of the base.

Top:

•Along the following side, sc 10 [6], tch, turn. (10 [6] + tch)

•Sc 9 [5] more rows with tch. (10 [6] rows of 10 [6] sts)

Pattern by Brigitte Read

Blog: http/www.littlegreen.typepad.com/romansock/

Report a problem: brigitte.read@gmail.com

Ch = chain

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