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As I mentioned in the previous post, my sisters birthday is at the end of July and she is one big Miss Piggy fan. The patterns for the lovely
pig I found on the interwebs didnt quite onvin e me, so I de ided to ma!e my own. The reason this is limited to the head is be ause this is meant to be a !ey hain. "ou an ertainly add to it and give it arms, legs or a beautiful pearl ne !la e.
I used a #.$% ro het hoo!. Theres no gauge for the pattern, the bigger the hoo! the bigger the head.
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The head is ro heted in a spiral so there are no /oins or hains at the beginning of ea h round. 0se a stit h mar!er if needed.
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Ma!e 7
2ound 7* 3s in ea h s 54s 6
2ound 1* s in ea h and ut the yarn, leaving a long tail to sew the ears to the head
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2ound 7* 7s in ea h s 537s 6
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youd normally use for the yarn. I used a # mm hoo!. <et the ir le and let it dry. =n e dry, undo the ir le and youll have some urly yarn whi h will serve as hair. ,ut the yarn to # in h pie es and tie a !not to the end. To atta h it*
Introdu e the yarn in the needle hole from the side that does >=T have the !not. Then go from the inside of the head to the outside through the holes left by the s stit hes. Pull the yarn all the way out til the !not. The hair will be on the outside and the !not inside, preventing it from falling off. 2epeat with as many strands as you want until the hair loo!s full enough.
To finish up
(ew the snout and ears to the head, leaving enough spa e for hair between the ears.
&or the eyes* ut two ir les of white felt and one with pin!+ish felt. ,ut the pin! one in half. -a h half will be one eyelid. <ith blue embroidery floss, ma!e an embroidered ir le at the enter of the white felt ir les. Then ma!e a smaller bla ! ir le over the blue floss. ?lue the eyelid to the top of the eye and the whole eye to the head.