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1. Funny Face Square
Carola Wijma
July 2010
All squares are made from the same pattern.
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My patterns are for personal use only and should not be used to crochet or knitUSA for sale.
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Chain (ch)
Chain (ch )
Halve vaste
Slip Stitch (sl st)
Slip Stitch (sl st )
Vaste (v)
Double Crochet (dc)
Single Crochet (sc)
Half stokje (h.stk)
Half Treble Crochet (htr)
Half Double Crochet (hdc)
Stokje (st)
Treble Crochet (tr)
Double Crochet (dc)
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2010

3. Used Materials: Hook 5,5 mm (I) and local yarn Saskia (WIBRA), a 8 ply DK yarn.
For the bears I used 2 strands of chenille and 3 strands of boucle. The cat is made from 3 strands of
soft `angora` acrylic.
Left over ribbon. You could also crochet, knit ore sew a bowtie.
When you make a bag instead of a blanket you could also use wobbly eyes or buttons.
When you don’t want to make
a Funny Face you can replace
round 1 and 2 by 12 tr(dc) in a
loop.
---------- end every round with a slip stitch ----------
Rnd. 1.
Red or noose color.
Crochet in loop: 6 dc(sc), close with a sl.st. Cut of thread leaving a tail (app. 12 inches to embroider a
puffy- noose).
Rnd.2.
Face color.
Chain 1, 2 dc(sc) in each stitch of rnd. 1. Result: 12 stitches.
Rnd. 3.
Chain 3 (=first tr(dc)), tr (dc) in same stitch. 2 tr(dc) in every next stitch. Result: 24 stitches.
Rnd 4.
Chain 3 (=first tr(dc)). * 2 tr(dc) in next stitch, 1 tr(dc) in next stitch* repeat from * Result: 36 stitches.
Rnd 5.
Change color.
Start in the second tr(dc) of round 4. Chain 3 (= first tr(dc)).
Corner: in next stitch: tr(dc)- chain 2- tr(dc).
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2010

4. Tr(dc), htr(hdc), 4x dc(sc), htr (hdc), tr (dc).
Corner: in next stitch: tr(dc)- chain 2- tr(dc).
Tr(dc), htr(hdc), 4x dc(sc), htr (hdc), tr (dc).
Corner: in next stitch: tr(dc)- chain 2- tr(dc).
Tr(dc), htr(hdc), 4x dc(sc), htr (hdc), tr (dc).
Corner: in next stitch: tr(dc)- chain 2- tr(dc).
Tr(dc), htr(hdc), 4x dc(sc), htr (hdc).
Rnd. 6.
Chain 3 = ( first tr(dc)), tr (dc).
Corner: in chain 2 loop: tr(dc)- chain 3- tr(dc).
10 tr(dc), Corner (as above), 10 tr(dc), Corner (as above), 10 tr(dc), Corner (as above), 8 tr(dc).
Rnd 7.
If you need a certain size, decide in this last round what you need. A round of dc(sc), htr(hdc) or
tr(dc)?
I needed a round of htr(hdc) to make a 6 inch square.
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2010

5. The Funny Face
Start with the mouth (black).
Begin and end with a long tail, you need these tails to make the eyes.
Begin between 2 tr(dc) of round 3. See the chart and the photo’s. This should be exactly half way the
right side of the square. Work 12 stitches to the left and end exactly half way the left side of the
square, don’t forget to leave a tail.
You make these stitches by holding the thread UNDER the square and pulling out the yarn at the
right side with your hook. You should get chain stitches that lay on the surface of the square.
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2010

6. EYES. See photo’s and chart. Skip two tr(dc) between the corners of the mouth and the eyes. Just
make 5 stitches over two tr(dc), all in the same place.
Wrong site,
hide thread.
NOOSE.
Make stitches from one center point down to create a puffy-noose. Make two chain stitches from
noose to mouth.
Make a twinkle in the eyes with a little piece of with yarn (French knot).
EARS.
Bear:
Chain 6. 5 Dc(sc), start in 2nd from hook, chain 1, turn.
Decrease, 1dc(sc), decrease, chain 1, turn. Make 1 stitch out
of last 3 stitches. Chain 1.
Go to start with 3 slip stitches. Leave a tail and attach the
ears to the “face”.
Cat:
Chain 5. 4 Dc(sc), start in 2nd from hook, chain 1, turn.
4 dc(sc), chain 1, turn. 2x Decrease chain 1, turn. Make 1
stitch out of last 2 stitches.
Leave a tail and attach the ears to the “face”.
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2010

7. Hope you have a lot of fun with this
pattern.
Let your imagination go and make
whatever Funny Face you want.
Please add pictures of your projects to
Ravelry.
I’m always curious to see what
becomes of my patterns.
-------------------Weave in ends.---------------------
Copyright © Carola Wijma 2010
My patterns are for personal use only and should not be used to crochet or knit items for sale.