Knitted toys will make your baby's childhood happy and unique. They are soft and warm and can be taken with you to your bed. If packed with man-made fiber, they are easy to wash and dry.
It is necessary
- 100g yellow mohair
- Some black and red wool for finishing
- hook number 2, 5
- padding polyester
- cardboard or paraplen for paws
Instructions
Step 1
Start knitting such a duckling from the head. Tie a chain of 6 stitches and close it in a circle with a half-column. Work 16 single crochets into a ring, close the circle with half a crochet. Make 2 start air loops. Knit a circle, adding one more every 5 columns. In this way, knit another 10-12 rounds. The circle should turn out to be convex, let's look like a hat. Tie a second hat of the same. Join the circles together with half-columns, grabbing together the columns of the front and back. Leave a small hole and stuff your head with padding polyester.
Step 2
Tie a red wool nose. To do this, cast on a chain of 6 chain stitches. Make a beginning column and knit a row with single crochets. On the last column, make 3 single crochets. Turn the work over and knit another row in this way. Make 4 more circles. Tie 3 more of these ovals. Connect the parts in pairs, insert paraplen ovals there and sew the nose to the head. Embroider the eyes with black yarn.
Step 3
The duck's body is knitted in the same way as the head, only the circles need to be made larger in diameter and more convex. Connect the circles, fill the torso with padding polyester and sew the head to it.
Step 4
Start knitting the wings from the bottom. Cast on a chain of 5 stitches; do not close it in a circle, but knit the first row in the same way as you started knitting the nose. Next, knit an oval wing 4-5 rows. Tie three more such ovals, connect the parts in pairs. Fill the wings with padding polyester, seal the holes and sew to the body.
Step 5
Tie 4 paw ovals. They are knitted in the same way as the wings, only more. Sew the legs in pairs, insert the paraplen inside and sew to the body.
