Designed by Josephine Wu
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Worsted-weight yarn: Color A: turquoise (60 yds) o Color B: dark blue (3 yds) o Color C: yellow (5 yds) o Color D: lavender (2 yds) o F/5 3.75mm crochet hook Poly-Fil or any stuffing of your choice Yarn needle Two 8mm plastic safety eyes sc ch sl st st/sts dec inc BLO FLO
single crochet chain slip stitch stitch/stitches decrease (join next 2 sts into 1) increase (2sc in next st) back loop only front loop only
Sulley is a mighty 4” tall! Gauge is not important – just keep a consistent tension throughout the entire project. Crochet in a spiral. Use something to mark the first stitch of a round, and move it up as you work. “The Magic Circle” is used to start each piece (except Sulley’s head and nose). Alternative technique: ch 2, then sc x6 into the second chain away from the hook. Sl st to join the round. This creates Round 1. For this model, I used Lily Sugar ‘n Cream’s 100% cotton yarn in Mod Blue, Denim, Lavender, and Cornsilk
Ch 5. Sc in 2nd ch from hook. Sc in next 3 sts. Fasten off and leave a 12” tail for sewing.
- Step 1. Ch 12. This is your foundation chain. - Step 2: inc in 2nd ch from hook in BLO of foundation chain. Sc in next 10 sts (in BLO). - Step 3: Rotate the foundation chain, and then inc in first loop on the opposite side of the foundation (this is the “front loop” side). Sc in next 10 sts (in FLO). - You should now have an oval with 24 sts around the rim. Move on to Round 2.
(1 inc, sc in next 11 sts) x2 = 26 sts (2 inc, sc in next 11 sts) x2 = 30 sts (3 inc, sc in next 12 sts) x2 = 36 sts sc in next 36 sts = 36 sts (3 dec, sc in next 12 sts) x2 = 30 sts sc in next 30 sts = 30 sts (2 dec, sc in next 11 sts) x2 = 26 sts (1 dec, sc in next 11 sts) x2 = 24 sts Insert eyes between Rounds 10 & 11 and attach washers. Eyes should be about 5 sts apart. Sew nose between his eyes, and use the extra tail to embroider his mouth. Stuff the head with Poly-Fil and continue stuffing as you go. (1 dec, sc in next 4 sts) x4 = 20 sts (1 dec, sc in next 2 sts) x5 = 15 sts (1 dec, sc in next 1 sts) x5 = 10 sts 2 dec, then fasten off and leave a 6” tail. Use the tail to sew the head shut.
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Designed by Josephine Wu
from A Morning Cup of Jo Creations
Magic Circle with a base of 6 stitches sc in next 6 sts (in BLO) = 6 sts 1 dec, sc in next 4 sts = 5 sts 2 dec, skip last st = 3 sts Fasten off and leave an 8” tail for sewing. Weave the yarn from the tip of the horn to the base of the horn. Sew it onto Sulley’s head.
Magic Circle with a base of 6 stitches inc x6= 12 sts (1 inc, sc in next st) x6 = 18 sts sc in the next 18 sts = 18 sts (1 dec, sc in next st) x6 = 12 sts 4 dec, sc in next 4 sts = 8 sts sc in the next 8 sts = 8 sts Fasten off and leave a 12” tail for sewing. Stuff body with Poly-Fil. Position and sew the body to the head.
Magic Circle with a base of 6 stitches sc in next 6 sts = 6 sts Fasten off and leave a 12” tail for sewing. Arms don’t need to be stuffed. Sew the arms shut, then position and sew arms to body.
Magic Circle with a base of 6 stitches inc x6= 12 sts sc in next 12 sts (in BLO) = 12 dec x6= 6 sts sc in next 6 sts = 6 sts Fasten off and leave a 12” tail for sewing. Stuff legs with Poly-Fil. Position and sew legs to the body – make sure legs are sewn on so that the bear can sit without falling over.
Magic Circle with a base of 6 stitches sc in next 6 sts (in BLO) = 6 sts sc in next 6 sts = 6 sts 1 dec, sc in next 4 sts = 5 sts 1 dec, then fasten off and leave an 8” tail for sewing. Sew the tail shut, then weave the yarn from the tip of the tail to the base of the tail. Sew it onto Sulley’s buttocks!
Embroider patches/spots on Sulley’s body and tail. Hide all loose yarn tails in the body, and then you’re DONE!
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Designed by Josephine Wu
from A Morning Cup of Jo Creations
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Designed by Josephine Wu
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from A Morning Cup of Jo Creations
Worsted-weight yarn: Color A: turquoise (60 yds) o Color B: dark blue (3 yds) o Color C: yellow (5 yds) o Color D: lavender (2 yds) o F/5 3.75mm crochet hook Poly-Fil or any stuffing of your choice Yarn needle Two 8mm plastic safety eyes
sc ch sl st st/sts dec inc BLO FLO
single crochet chain slip stitch stitch/stitches decrease (join next 2 sts into 1) increase (2sc in next st) back loop only front loop only
Sulley is a mighty 4” tall! Gauge is not important – just keep a consistent tension throughout the entire project. Crochet in a spiral. Use something to mark the first stitch of a round, and move it up as you work. “The Magic Circle” is used to start each piece (except Sulley’s head and nose). Alternative technique: ch 2, then sc x6 into the second chain away from the hook. Sl st to join the round. This creates Round 1. For this model, I used Lily Sugar ‘n Cream’s 100% cotton yarn in Mod Blue, Denim, Lavender, and Cornsilk
Ch 5. Sc in 2nd ch from hook. Sc in next 3 sts. Fasten off and leave a 12” tail for sewing.
- Step 1. Ch 12. This is your foundation chain. - Step 2: inc in 2nd ch from hook in BLO of foundation chain. Sc in next 10 sts (in BLO). - Step 3: Rotate the foundation chain, and then inc in first loop on the opposite side of the foundation (this is the “front loop” side). Sc in next 10 sts (in FLO). - You should now have an oval with 24 sts around the rim. Move on to Round 2. (1 inc, sc in next 11 sts) x2 = 26 sts (2 inc, sc in next 11 sts) x2 = 30 sts (3 inc, sc in next 12 sts) x2 = 36 sts sc in next 36 sts = 36 sts (3 dec, sc in next 12 sts) x2 = 30 sts sc in next 30 sts = 30 sts (2 dec, sc in next 11 sts) x2 = 26 sts (1 dec, sc in next 11 sts) x2 = 24 sts Insert eyes between Rounds 10 & 11 and attach washers. Eyes should be about 5 sts apart. Sew nose between his eyes, and use the extra tail to embroider his mouth. Stuff the head with Poly-Fil and continue stuffing as you go. (1 dec, sc in next 4 sts) x4 = 20 sts (1 dec, sc in next 2 sts) x5 = 15 sts (1 dec, sc in next 1 sts) x5 = 10 sts 2 dec, then fasten off and leave a 6” tail. Use the tail to
Magic Circle with a base of 6 stitches sc in next 6 sts (in BLO) = 6 sts 1 dec, sc in next 4 sts = 5 sts 2 dec, skip last st = 3 sts Fasten off and leave an 8” tail for sewing. Weave the yarn from the tip of the horn to the base of the horn. Sew it onto Sulley’s head.
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Designed by Josephine Wu
from A Morning Cup of Jo Creations
Magic Circle with a base of 6 stitches inc x6= 12 sts (1 inc, sc in next st) x6 = 18 sts sc in the next 18 sts = 18 sts (1 dec, sc in next st) x6 = 12 sts 4 dec, sc in next 4 sts = 8 sts sc in the next 8 sts = 8 sts Fasten off and leave a 12” tail for sewing. Stuff body with Poly-Fil. Position and sew the body to the head.
Magic Circle with a base of 6 stitches sc in next 6 sts = 6 sts Fasten off and leave a 12” tail for sewing. Arms don’t need to be stuffed. Sew the arms shut, then position and sew arms to body.
Magic Circle with a base of 6 stitches inc x6= 12 sts sc in next 12 sts (in BLO) = 12 dec x6= 6 sts sc in next 6 sts = 6 sts Fasten off and leave a 12” tail for sewing. Stuff legs with Poly-Fil. Position and sew legs to the body – make sure legs are sewn on so that the bear can sit without falling over.
Magic Circle with a base of 6 stitches sc in next 6 sts (in BLO) = 6 sts sc in next 6 sts = 6 sts 1 dec, sc in next 4 sts = 5 sts 1 dec, then fasten off and leave an 8” tail for sewing. Sew the tail shut, then weave the yarn from the tip of the tail to the base of the tail. Sew it onto Sulley’s buttocks!
Embroider patches/spots on Sulley’s body and tail. Hide all loose yarn tails in the body, and then you’re DONE!
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Designed by Josephine Wu
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Worsted-weight yarn: Color A: lime green (30 yds) o Color B: yellow (1 yd) o F/5 3.75mm crochet hook Poly-Fil or any stuffing of your choice Yarn needle One 12mm plastic safety eye Blue and white craft felt Fabric glue sc sl st st/sts dec inc
single crochet slip stitch stitch/stitches decrease (join next 2 sts into 1) increase (2sc in next st)
Mike is 2” tall! Gauge is not important – just keep a consistent tension throughout the entire project. Crochet in a spiral. Use something to mark the first stitch of a round, and move it up as you work. “The Magic Circle” is used to start each piece. Alternative technique: ch 2, then sc x6 into the second chain away from the hook. Sl st to join the round. This creates Round 1. For this model, I used Lily Sugar ‘n Cream’s 100% cotton yarn in Hot Green
Cut a tiny slit in to the blue felt. Insert safety eye. Cut around the safety eye to create a thin blue rim (this is Mike’s iris). Now cut a tiny slit in to the white felt. Insert blue-rimmed safety eye in to the white felt. Cut a circle that is about 1.25” wide. Where you cut your circle determines which way Mike’s eyeball will be looking. You can play around with different options.
Magic Circle with a base of 6 stitches (this is the bottom of Mike’s body) inc x6= 12 sts (1 inc, sc in next st) x6 = 18 sts (1 inc, sc in next 2 sts) x6 = 24 sts (1 inc, sc in next 3 sts) x6 = 30 sts (1 inc, sc in next 4 sts) x6 = 36 sts sc in the next 36 sts =36 sts (1 dec, sc in next 4 sts) x6 = 30 sts (1 dec, sc in next 3 sts) x6 = 24 sts sc in the next 24 sts =24 sts (1 dec, sc in next 2 sts) x6 = 18 sts sc in the next 18 sts =18 sts Insert eye between Rounds 9 & 10. Attach washer to secure eye in place. Stuff body with Poly-Fil and continue stuffing as you go. (1 dec, sc in next st) x6 = 12 sts dec x6 = 6 sts Fasten off and leave a 6” tail for sewing. Sew the body shut.
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Magic Circle with a base of Fasten off and leave a 6” tail for sewing. Sew the arms to Round 7 of the body.
Magic Circle with a base of sc in next 5 sts = 5 sts Fasten off and leave a 8” tail for sewing. Sew the legs to Round 4 of the body (or wherever you need to sew them in order to help Mike sit without rolling over).
Embroider horns on the top of Mike’s head. Use fabric glue to secure the white felt in place. Hide all yarn tails in the body, and voila! Mike’s ready to hang out with his best friend!
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Designed by Josephine Wu
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from A Morning Cup of Jo Creations
Worsted-weight yarn: Color A: lime green (30 yds) o Color B: yellow (1 yd) o F/5 3.75mm crochet hook Poly-Fil or any stuffing of your choice Yarn needle One 12mm plastic safety eye Blue and white craft felt Fabric glue sc sl st st/sts dec inc
single crochet slip stitch stitch/stitches decrease (join next 2 sts into 1) increase (2sc in next st)
Mike is 2” tall! Gauge is not important – just keep a consistent tension throughout the entire project. Crochet in a spiral. Use something to mark the first stitch of a round, and move it up as you work. “The Magic Circle” is used to start each piece. Alternative technique: ch 2, then sc x6 into the second chain away from the hook. Sl st to join the round. This creates Round 1. For this model, I used Lily Sugar ‘n Cream’s 100% cotton yarn in Hot Green
Cut a tiny slit in to the blue felt. Insert safety eye. Cut around the safety eye to create a thin blue rim (this is Mike’s iris). Now cut a tiny slit in to the white felt. Insert blue-rimmed safety eye in to the white felt. Cut a circle that is about 1.25” wide. Where you cut your circle determines which way Mike’s eyeball will be looking. You can play around with different options.
Magic Circle with a base of 6 stitches (this is the bottom of Mike’s body) inc x6= 12 sts (1 inc, sc in next st) x6 = 18 sts (1 inc, sc in next 2 sts) x6 = 24 sts (1 inc, sc in next 3 sts) x6 = 30 sts (1 inc, sc in next 4 sts) x6 = 36 sts sc in the next 36 sts =36 sts (1 dec, sc in next 4 sts) x6 = 30 sts (1 dec, sc in next 3 sts) x6 = 24 sts sc in the next 24 sts =24 sts (1 dec, sc in next 2 sts) x6 = 18 sts sc in the next 18 sts =18 sts Insert eye between Rounds 9 & 10. Attach washer to secure eye in place. Stuff body with Poly-Fil and continue stuffing as you go. (1 dec, sc in next st) x6 = 12 sts dec x6 = 6 sts Fasten off and leave a 6” tail for sewing. Sew the body shut.
Magic Circle with a base of Fasten off and leave a 6” tail for sewing. Sew the arms to Round 7 of the body.
Magic Circle with a base of sc in next 5 sts = 5 sts Fasten off and leave a 8” tail for sewing. Sew the legs to Round 4 of the body (or wherever you need to sew them in order to help Mike sit without rolling over).
- Embroider horns on the top of Mike’s head . - Use fabric glue to secure the white felt in place. - Hide all yarn tails in the body, and voila! Mike’s ready to hang out with his best friend!
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Designed by Josephine Wu
from A Morning Cup of Jo Creations
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