Star Stuffie "Twinkle Star"
By: AprilDraven
for personal use only
3.25mm hook
Yarn: 100% acrylic worsted 4 ply
Height: about 8 inches tall
Abbreviations:
Ch: chain
Rnd: round
Sc: single crochet
Ss: slip stitch
FO: Fasten off
work in the round until specified different
ch 1 or use magic circle
Rnd 1: Work 10 sc in circle
Rnd 2: 2 sc in each sc around (20)
Rnd 3: *sc 3, 2 sc in next sc* rep from * to * around (25)
Rnd 4: *sc 4, 2 sc in next sc* rep from * to * around (30)
Rnd 5: *sc 5, 2 sc in next sc* rep from * to * around (35)
Rnd 6: *sc 6, 2 sc in next sc* rep from * to * around (40)
Rnd 7: *sc 7, 2 sc in next sc* rep from * to * around (45)
Rnd 8: *sc 8, 2 sc in next sc* rep from * to * around (50)
no longer work in the round
Row 1: 10 sc, ch 1, turn
Row 2: sc in each sc across, ch 1, turn
Row 3: sc2tog, 6 sc, sc2tog, ch 1, turn
Row 4: sc in each sc across, ch 1, turn
Row 5: sc2tog, 4 sc, sc2tog, ch 1, turn
Row 6: sc in each sc across, ch 1, turn
Row 7: sc2tog, 2 sc, sc2tog, ch 1, turn
Row 8: sc in each sc across, ch 1, turn
Row 9: sc2tog 2 times, ch 1, turn
Row 10: sc2tog
Row 11: ss down the side
*the ss down the side in is Red* *the Green is where you start the next section*
(Repeat rows 1-11, 4 more times)
If you want smoother seams you can sc around the entire star when you are done.
When Star is complete make another one and whip stitch the two pieces together. Stop when you have a hole that is a couple inches. Stuff and then sew up the hole.
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This work by April Folts is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
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Any donations are welcome and appreciated.
Oh ADORABLE little girl :)
ReplyDeleteLove the star
LOVE it! Thanks for sharing your pattern!
ReplyDeleteYour mini-you is SOOO cute too! Great smile! :)
Look at that smile!!!
ReplyDeleteThat last picture is perfect!!!
Great stuffage and thanks again for another wonderful pattern!!
That is fabulous! Perfect for this time of year too.
ReplyDeletea wonderful project and your daughter is adorable- what a smile!
ReplyDeleteThanks Everyone! LOL my daughter is such a camera ham.
ReplyDeleteHey April, I just finished my very own star stuffie, thanks so much for the pattern, my daughter just loves it. I posted a link on my blog to your blog, hope that's okay, thanks again!
ReplyDeleteFeather.Wing: Awesome! It turned out great :) I love the cute face ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this pattern! I was looking for a star pattern to make for the top of our Christmas Tree and this is perfect!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I was thinking about doing the same thing :)
ReplyDeleteHi April, I left you a message on Raverly as well. I was in need of a star pattern for a project I will be posting at www.tangledhappy.blogspot.com in Jan. Yours was perfect except it was twice the size I needed. Would you mind if I post the changes I made to the pattern with a link back here for the original? You can email me if you would like at tangledhappy@gmail.com. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLove the star! And your daughter looks just like what I imagine my one year old granddaughter is going to look like in a few years! Same color hair! Same impish personality! :)
ReplyDeleteGoing to make this for my Little Nephew's Christening on Sunday. So Cute!! Thank you for posting. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks!
ReplyDeleteHave Fun! :)
I just made one of these! It's sooo cute! Thanks so much for the free pattern!
ReplyDeleteI'm excited for this pattern! My sis-in-law has asked me to make a Wish Star from Carebears for her niece, and this will be just perfect! Thank you :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for your sharing the pattern.
ReplyDeleteIt's so lovely star.
i am making it to my senior :D
The star is great! I do have a question though. At the end of each round, do we have to slip stitch before starting the new round? Thanks again, from Greece!
ReplyDeleteIoanna Valinou: No, do not ss before beginning a new round. You are working in a continuous round, if you do a ss at the beginning it would create a seam.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! i must try this when i finish my next project. Might as well make 6 colors for each of the colors of the rainbow lol
ReplyDeleteCan you tell me how to make this into a quilt?
ReplyDeleteHiya, How would I make this smaller? Plz
ReplyDeleteHi Jennylong (and Sara), simply using a thiner yarn can be a solution!
ReplyDeleteI don't know the commercial yarns available in your country, or their sizes, or even how to tell a yarn's size (or needles for that matter, as the ones I inherited from my grandma seems to follow a senseless numbering).
So I picked the pretty light blue yarn I had here (I think this one is usually used for making light clothes), and started doing this star. It came out at 8cm tall, which is less than half the size April said it would be.
Loved it! :D
I think it could be used to hang on a christmas tree (if you don't mind having smaller stars besides the one on top), and I have seen bigger keyring-things than this, so it probably could do too!
Or simply hanging anywhere in the house ^^
Thank's, April!
Hi April I made a link to Your wonderful pattern in my blog here: http://krawka.blogspot.com/2015/12/mario-star-for-top-of-christmas-tree.html.
ReplyDeleteI loved Your pattern and it inspired my Mario Star Christmas project :) Thank You!
Thanks for the pattern. I want to make a bigger version of this....maybe like a star cushion.can you pls tell how to go about it...how to increase the size.
ReplyDeleteThe easiest way would be to use much bigger hook ( like 6 mm) and appropriate yarn for this hook, this way the pattern could stay the same. Let me know if you will try it and how it's going :)
ReplyDeleteHow amazing. Do you have chart for a little bear please?
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