Chinese tradition says the qilin appears only when a just ruler is near, and treads so lightly it never bends a blade of grass. It is part dragon, part deer, part horse. This version keeps all three, in cream, with a branching pair of horns.
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Nap Scale
[Two-nap project (Easy)]
Terms
US
Finished size
[size]
Hook
[mm]
Materials
- [Yarn: weight, colors, amount]
- [Hook size]
- [Extras: safety eyes, stuffing, keychain ring]
- Stitch marker and tapestry needle
Abbreviations
- MR magic ring
- ch chain
- sc single crochet
- inc 2 sc in the same stitch
- dec invisible decrease
- ( ) stitch count at the end of the round
Notes
- [Worked in continuous rounds, in rows, or joined rounds]
- US crochet terms throughout.
Pattern
[Part 1]
- Rnd 1: [instructions] (6)
- Rnd 2: [instructions] (12)
- Rnd 3: [instructions] (18)
[Part 2]
- Rnd 1: [instructions]
- Rnd 2: [instructions]
Finishing
[How to assemble, block or finish the piece.]
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