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Pattern of big crocheted monkey

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About the big monkey

I wanted to make plump and innocent monkeys like Curious George or Hamthe Chimp for a long time. Recently I received several e-mails which made

me happy and really encouraged me to make a new version. So here it is! Ihope you like my monkey:-)

This pattern is free of charge, however, I would appreciate it if you could

donate some money to any charity you would like to support.

Materials

DK yarn; Brown, Off-white :I used CYGNET Superwash DK (shade4315) 3skeins and JAEGER Matchmaker Merino DK (shade662) 1 skein.cotton wool

embroidery thread or yarnfelt or yarn or 2buttons for eyes

4mm crochet hook

needle and pins

Abbreviations US term


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ch chain stitch

sc single crochet2sc-inc (2-single crochet increase) :2 sc in one stitch

2sc-dec (2-single crochet cluster/decrease) :Insert hook into the 1st sc,

yoh and draw loop through, insert hook into the next sc, yoh and draw loop,yoh and draw through all 3 loops on hook

yoh yarn over hooksl st slip stitch

Note

It is easy to count rows if you finish each rows like this: Join with sl st inthe first sc of the row and chain 1 st. (Do not count these as proper sts! Do

not sc into these!) Then you start next row to insert hook into the first scof the last row (This is the first sc of each row).

Instructions

Ear x2

row instructiontotal

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1 With off-white yarn, make a loop with your finger. 6sc into theloop. Tighten the loop. Join with sl st in the first sc.

6

2 2sc-inc x6 12

3 (1sc, 2sc-inc) x6 18

4 (2sc, 2sc-inc) x6 24

5 (3sc, 2sc-inc) x6 30

6 (4sc, 2sc-inc) x6 36

7-8 36 sc 369 (4sc, 2sc-dec) x6 30

10 (3sc, 2sc-dec) x6 24

11 (2sc, 2sc-dec) x6 18

12(1sc, 2sc-dec) x6 Finally, cut the yarn. Make sure you leave

enough yarn to sew the ear onto the head.12


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Mouth


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1With off-white yarn, make a loop with your finger. 6sc into the

loop. Tighten the loop. Join with sl st in the first sc.6

2 2sc-inc x6 12

3 (2sc-inc x3, 3sc) x2 18

4 {(1sc, 2sc-inc) x3, 3sc} x2 24

5 {(2sc, 2sc-inc) x3, 3sc} x2 30

6 {(3sc, 2sc-inc) x3, 3sc} x2 36

7 {(4sc, 2sc-inc) x3, 3sc} x2 42

8 {(5sc, 2sc-inc) x3, 3sc} x2 489-

1748 sc 48

18{(5sc, 2sc-dec) x3, 3sc} x2 Finally, cut the yarn. Make sure youleave enough yarn to sew the ear onto the head.*

42

*The mouth part is oval. The longer side should be placed horizontally.

Head


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1With off-white yarn, make a loop with your finger. 6sc into the

loop. Tighten the loop. Join with sl st in the first sc.6

2 2sc-inc x6 12

3 (1sc, 2sc-inc) x6 18

4 1sc, 2sc-inc, (2sc, 2sc-inc) x5, 1sc 24


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5 (3sc, 2sc-inc) x6 30


7 (5sc, 2sc-inc) x6 42

8 3sc, 2sc-inc, (6sc, 2sc-inc) x5, 3sc 489 (7sc, 2sc-inc) x6 54


11 (9sc, 2sc-inc) x6 66


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Change the colour of the yarn to brown and work 72sc 72

25 (10sc, 2sc-dec) x6 6626 (9sc, 2sc-dec) x6 60

27 (8sc, 2sc-dec) x6 54

28 (7sc, 2sc-dec) x6 48

29 (6sc, 2sc-dec) x6 42

30

(5sc, 2sc-dec) x6 Then stop here and sew the mouth part onto

the head. NB: Don't forget to stuff enough cotton wool firmly

into the mouth part. The mouth part is oval. The longer side

should be placed horizontally on the face. Sew materials foreyes onto the face.* Embroider eyebrows, a nose and a mouth

with embroidery thread or yarn. Sew the ears onto the head.

Stuff enough cotton wool firmly into the head.

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31 (4sc, 2sc-dec) x6 30

32 (3sc, 2sc-dec) x6 24

33 (2sc, 2sc-dec) x6 18

34 (1sc, 2sc-dec) x6 12

35 2sc-dec x6 Fasten off and sew the end of the head naturally. 6

*For small children, buttons may not be suitable for eyes. I crocheted 1row with some black yarn and sewed them on as eyes.

Body


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1With brown yarn, make a loop with your finger. 6sc into theloop. Tighten the loop. Join with sl st in the first sc.

6

2 2sc-inc x6 12

3 (2sc-inc x3, 3sc) x2 184 {(1sc, 2sc-inc) x3, 3sc} x2 24

5 {(2sc, 2sc-inc) x3, 3sc} x2 30

6 {(3sc, 2sc-inc) x3, 3sc} x2 36

7 {(4sc, 2sc-inc) x3, 3sc} x2 42

8 {(5sc, 2sc-inc) x3, 3sc} x2 48

9 {(6sc, 2sc-inc) x3, 3sc} x2 54

10 {(7sc, 2sc-inc) x3, 3sc} x2 6011 {(8sc, 2sc-inc) x3, 3sc} x2 66

12 {(9sc, 2sc-inc) x3, 3sc} x2 72

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23Work 72sc 72

24 2sc-dec x3, work 60sc, 2sc-dec x3 66

25 2sc-dec x3, work 54sc, 2sc-dec x3 60

26-

36 Work 60sc* 60

37 (8sc, 2sc-dec) x6 54

38 (7sc, 2sc-dec) x6 48

39-41

Work 48sc 48

42 (6sc, 2sc-dec) x6 42

43 (5sc, 2sc-dec) x6 36

44-46

Work 36sc 36

47 (4sc, 2sc-dec) x6 30

48Work 30sc. Finally, cut the yarn. Make sure you leave enoughyarn to sew the body and the head together.

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*If you don't want any gaps on the hip, turn over and sew the gaps withbrown yarn.


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Leg x2

row instructiontotalno

1 With off-white yarn, make a loop with your finger. 6sc into theloop. Tighten the loop. Join with sl st in the first sc.

6

2 2sc-inc x6 12

3 (3sc, 2sc-inc x3) x2 18

4 {3sc, (1sc, 2sc-inc) x3} x2 24

5 {3sc, (2sc, 2sc-inc) x3} x2 30

6 {3sc, (3sc, 2sc-inc) x3} x2 36

7-8 Work 36sc 369 6sc, 2sc-dec x6, 6sc, (1sc, 2sc-dec) x4 26

10 6sc, 2sc-dec x3, 14sc 23

11 6sc, 2sc-dec x2, 13sc 21

12 6sc, 2sc-dec, 13sc 20

13Change the colour of the yarn to brown, work 20sc* and stuffenough cotton wool firmly into the foot. If you want to put

some stuffing in the leg, you can stuff lightly and evenly.

20

14-

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Work 20sc. Finally, cut the yarn. Make sure you leave enough

yarn to sew the leg onto the body.20

*If you don't want any gaps on the foot, turn over and sew the gaps with

off-white yarn.


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Arm x2


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With off-white yarn, make a loop with your finger. 6sc into the

loop. Tighten the loop. Join with sl st in the first sc. 6

2 2sc-inc x6 12

3 (1sc, 2sc-inc) x6 18

4 (2sc, 2sc-inc) x6 24

5-7 Work 24sc 24

8 (10sc, 2sc-dec) x2 22

9 (9sc, 2sc-dec) x2 20

10 (8sc, 2sc-dec) x2 18

11 (7sc, 2sc-dec) x2 16

12-

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Change the colour of the yarn to brown and work 16sc. Stuff

enough cotton wool firmly into the hand. If you want to put some

cotton wool in the arm, you can stuff lightly and evenly. Finally,cut the yarn. Make sure you leave enough yarn to sew the arm

onto the body.

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Tail

My monkey doesn't have a tail, however, yours may want a tail:-)


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1With brown yarn, make a loop with your finger. 6sc into the loop.Tighten the loop. Join with sl st in the first sc.

6

2 2sc-inc x6 123 (2sc, 2sc-inc) x4 16


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Work 16sc until your desired length. If you want to put somecotton wool in the tail, you can stuff lightly and evenly. Finally,cut the yarn. Make sure you leave enough yarn to sew the tail

onto the body.

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Finishing

*Stuff a lot of cotton wool into the body (this may need some shoving:-) tohold the heavy head properly.

*For health and safety reasons, this monkey is stuffed with only cotton

wool. If you want to stuff some plastic pellets or azuki beans into the hip

of the body to let your monkey sit properly, please do make sure pellets orbeans won't come out from the body.*Sew the body and the head together with the left over yarn from the

body.

*Sew the arms and the legs to the body.

*Sew the tail onto the body if she/he has one.

*My monkey's height is 42cm and his sitting height is 30cm. It would bebigger, perhaps 50cm height, if you make a monkey with aran yarn.


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Enjoy making!

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