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Catnip Doobie Pattern

 Catnip Doobie Pattern


You may sell items made from this pattern, but please tag me as the pattern maker in any posts @loewenbeholdcrochet 


Materials

  • White 4 Weight Yarn (I used Bernat Premium for all yarn in this pattern)
  • Black 4 Weight Yarn
  • Orange 4 Weight Yarn
  • Red 4 Weight Yarn 
  • Catnip
  • Darting Needle
  • Stuffing (I use polyester stuffing)
  • Size 4mm or smaller hook 




Notes : Use slip stitch to join all rounds. Stitch marker is optional.


Abbreviations Used


Chain = Ch

Single Crochet = Sc

Single Crochet Increase = Sc Inc 

Single Crochet Decrease = Sc Dec

X Followed by a number means repeat that amount of times. Ex. “x6” means repeat 6 times.

Numbers in brackets at the end of a round are how many stitches there should be after you finish the round. Ex. (6) There should be 6 stitches once you finish that round.


Round 1 - Ch 2, 6 sc into ch1 (6)

Round 2 - Sc Inc x6 (12)

Round 3 - Sc, Sc Inc x6 (18)

Round 4-15 - Sc around (18)

Change to black yarn

Round 16 - Sc around (18)

*Add catnip & start stuffing*

Change to orange yarn

Round 17 - Sc around (18)

Change to red yarn

Round 18 - Sc around (18)

Round 19 - Sc, sc dec x6 (12)

*Add more catnip and finish stuffing*

Round 20 -  Dec x6 (6)

Finish off and weave in ends.


Last but not least, enjoy with your kitty!    

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