We will need:

• The author used threads: Sirdar

Snuggly DK – white, grey, pink and green

• Hook 3 mm

• Filler

• Scissors, sewing needles.

Beak:

Gray thread and hook 3 mm

1 row. 4 ch, from 2 loops from the hook sc, sc, 3 sc in the last loop, on the other side of the chain we knit, sc, 2 sc in the last loop (8)

2-5 row. 8 sc (8)

6 row. sc, (inc)x4, 3 sc (12)

7 row. sc, (inc, 2 sc)x2, 3 sc (12)

Add filler only to the last two rows and leave a long thread for sewing.

Wings:

1 row. 6 sc into magic ring (6)

2 row. (inc) x6 (12)

3 row. (inc, sc) x6 18

4 row. (inc, 2 sc) x6 (24)

5 row. (3 sc, inc) x6 (30)

5-12 row. 30 sc (30)

13 row. dec, 26 sc, dec (28)

14 row. 28 sc (28)

15 row. dec, 24 sc, dec (26)

16 row. 26 sc (26)

17 row. dec, 22 sc, dec (24)

18 row. 24 sc (24)

Don’t cut the thread.

Feather 1:

1 row. 3 sc, skip 18 sts, 3 sc (6)

2-6 row. 6 sc (6)

Cut the yarn, use a needle, thread the needle through the front loops of all 6 loops and pull tight, then weave the end through the center from above to tuck in the pointed end of the part.

Feather 2:

1 row. Join 1 st skipped st, 18 sc

2 row. 18 sc

3 row. 3 sc, skip 12 sts, 3 sc

4-8 row. 6 sc

Cut the yarn, use a needle, thread the needle through the front loops of all 6 loops and pull tight, then weave the end through the center from above to tuck in the pointed end of the part.

Feather 3:

1 row. Join yarn in 1 st skipped st, 12 sc

2 row. 12 sc

3 row. 3 sc, skip 6 sts, 3 sc

4-8 row. 6 sc

Cut the yarn, use a needle, thread the needle through the front loops of all 6 loops and pull tight, then weave the end through the center from above to tuck in the pointed end details.

Feather 4:

1 row. Join yarn in 1 st skipped st, 6 sc

2 – 8 row. 6 sc

Cut the yarn, use a needle, thread the needle through the front loops of all 6 loops and pull tight, then weave the end through the center from above to tuck in the pointed end of the part.

Head:

1 row. 4 ch, from 2 loops from the hook sc, sc, 3 sc in the last loop, on the other side of the chain we knit, sc, 2 sc in the last loop (8)

2 row. inc, sc, (inc) x3, sc, (inc) x2 (14)

3 row. inc, 2 sc, (inc, sc) x3, sc, (inc, sc) x2 (20)

4 row. (3 sc, inc) x5 (25)

5 row. 2 sc, inc, (4 sc, inc) x4, 2 sc (30)

6 row. (5 sc, inc) x5 (35)

7 row. 3 sc, inc (6 sc, inc) x4, 3 sc (40)

8-12 row. 40 sc (40)

13 row. (6 sc, dec) x5 (35)

14 row. (5 sc, dec) x 5 (30)

15 row. (dec)x3, 18 sc, (dec)x3 (24)

Cut yarn, leaving a long tail for sewing on, sew up opening leaving 14 stitches intact. Stuff your head hard.

Head and neck:

Tip: Stuff the neck tightly while knitting.

1 row. (keep your head upside down so that the stitched part is to your right, attach the yarn to the first stitch, to the left of the stitched stitches) inc, 12 sc, inc (16)

2-7 row. inc, 5 sc, (dec)x2, 5 sc, inc (16)

8 row. 7 sc, dec, 7 sc (15)

9-13 row. 15 sc (15)

14 row. 8 sc, inc, sc, inc, 4 sc (17)

15 row. 10 sc, inc, 6 sc (18)

16 row. (2 sc, inc) x 6 (24)

17 row. 15 sc, 28 ch, 9 sc (52)

18 row. (3 sc, inc) x 3, 3 sc, [in chain stitch 13 sc, (inc)x2, 13 sc], inc, (3 sc, inc) x 2 (60)

19 row. 2 sc, inc, (4 sc, inc) x3, 11 sc, inc, 2 sc, (inc)x2, 2 sc, inc, 15 sc, inc, 4 sc, inc, 2 sc (70)

20 row. 35 sc, inc, 2 sc, (inc)×2, 2 sc, inc, 27 sc (74)

21 row. 74 sc (74)

22 row. 40 sc, (dec)x2, 30 sc (72)

23 row. 40 sc, dec, 30 sc (71)

24 row. 40 sc, dec, 29 sc (70)

Tip: Sew up the opening at the back for a more comfortable fit.

25-30 row. 70 sc (70)

31 row. (2 sc, dec)x4, 15 sc, (2 sc, dec)x5, 17 sc, dec (60)

32 row. (sc, dec)x4, 15 sc, (sc, dec)x5, 16 sc, dec (50)

33 row. (dec)x4, 15 sc, (dec)x5, 15 sc, dec (40)

34 row. sc, knit 3 loops together, 17 sc, knit 3 loops together, 15 sc (36)

Close knitting, stuff tightly and sew up the hole.

Roses:

(4 ch, dc in 4 sts from hook, 2 ch, sl-st in base dc)x5

When you have the last petal tied, wrap the remaining 4 petals around it, tie the two ends of the yarn in a knot, cut off the excess and sew to the head

Leaflets:

5 ch, sl-st in 2 sts from hook, 2 sc, hdc and sl-st in last st

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