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PATTERN BY
@crochetbyjayne
DIFFICULTY LEVEL
2
Table of Contents
Material and abbreviations.........................................3
The ring..................................................................................4
The fingers and thumb....................................................5
Sewing the fingers............................................................6
The hand.................................................................................7
Sewing the thumb to the hand...................................8
The hand (continued)........................................................9
Sewing the pieces together........................................10
Tester appreciation pictures........................................11
A word from the creator
Thank you so much for purchasing the Silly Hand Pattern! If you
have any questions, please contact @crochetbyjayne on Instagram
or Crochet by Jayne on Facebook. Please tag and credit me, the
artist. This pattern is copyrighted, please do not steal it and make
it your own.
Have fun and enjoy !
-Jayne Peppers
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Materials needed Abbreviations used
-6.5 or 7 mm hook (depending on the -MR: Magic ring
type of chenille yarn you use!) -R: Rounds
-Any chenille, plushy yarn size 6, -CH: Chain
300g, 220 yards. -SC: Single crochet
-Darning needle -DC: Double crochet
-Scissors -SL ST: Slip stitch
-INC: Single crochet increase
-Stuffing
(two SC in same stitch)
-Stitch markers
-DEC: Single crochet decrease
(two SC worked together)
-SM: Stitch markers
-* : Repeat
Important notes
This pattern is worked in
continuous rounds.
The yarn used in the examples of
this pattern is Bernat Size 6 yarn
with a 6.5 mm hook.
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The ring
LEAVE A LONG STARTING TAIL , WE WILL USE IT TO SEW LATER
R1: CH 10 (10)
SL ST in the first chain to connect.
R2- 33 : SC around, add stuffing as you go (10) (32 rounds)
SL ST to connect, fasten off and cut the yarn.
SL ST in the first chain to connect
Join the two ends of the tube together and sew until you have just a
few stitches left, then add more stuffing to even out the ring before
sewing the final stitches to close.
The fingers and thumb 5
Total of 3 fingers and 1 thumb
Finger A (Make 2) Finger B
Note : Add SM in the first stitch of each
Finger B is the longest finger that will go
round
between the two A fingers.
R1: 8 SC in MR (8)
R1: 8 SC in MR (8)
R2: *SC, INC*x4 (12)
R2: *SC, INC*x4 (12)
R3: *2 SC, INC* x4 (16)
R3: *2 SC, INC* x4 (16)
R4: *3 SC, INC* x4 (20)
R4: *3 SC, INC* x4 (20)
R5-7: SC around (20) (3 rounds)
R5-7: SC around (20) (3 rounds)
R8: *3 SC, DEC* x4 (16)
R8: *3 SC, DEC* x4 (16)
R9-15: SC around (16) (7 rounds)
R9-16: SC around (16) (8 rounds)
SL ST, cut the yarn and fasten off, but
SL ST, cut the yarn and fasten off.
leave a little tail that we will use to sew
the fingers later.
REPEAT ALL TO MAKE A SECOND FINGER
A B
Thumb A
R1: 8 SC in MR (8)
R2: *SC, INC*x4 (12)
R3: *2 SC, INC* x4 (16)
R4-11 : SC around (16) (8 rounds)
SL ST, cut the yarn and fasten off,
but leave a little tail that we will
use to sew the thumb later in the
pattern.
FINISH ALL BY ADDING STUFFING
Sewing the fingers 6
1. Place Finger B between the two Finger A's, ensuring it's
centered.
2. Connect (by sewing or SL ST) Finger B to both Finger A's
with 3 stitches, aligning them as evenly as possible.
3. Ensure Finger B has 5 stitches on each side after sewing.
4. Each Finger A should have 13 stitches remaining.
Refer to the graph below for stitch counts in each finger.
Optional: Place stitch markers before and after the 3 sewn
stitches to easily identify them in future rounds, when
connecting the hand to the fingers.
A B A
5 SC
3 SC 13 SC left
13 sc 13 SC left 3 SC 10 SC left
(sew together IN TOTAL
13
IN TOTAL (sew together) IN TOTAL
5 SC
The hand 7
Connect your yarn to the end of a finger you just made. We will
work in rounds. Make sure you are working in the same direction
as the stitches you made for the finger.
Connect
yarn
here
You will have a total of 36 stitches once the fingers are connected, keep
following the pattern bellow.
R1: *8 SC, INC* x4 (40)
R2: *INC, 19 SC* x2 (42)
R3-6: SC around (42) (4 rounds)
Do not cut the yarn, we will keep working in rounds once we attach the thumb on
the next page.
8
Sewing the thumb to the hand
To attach the thumb, sew 4 stitches
together, aligning them with the
corresponding finger. Ensure the
stitches on the thumb are oriented in
the same direction as the stitches on
the hand, as we will continue working
in the same rounds.
Optional: Place stitch markers before and after the 4 sewn stitches to
easily identify them in future rounds, when connecting the thumb to
the hand.
The hand 9
We are back to working on the hand, which is now at row 7. With the thumb
connected we now have 50 stitches in the entire round.
R7: SC around (50) (THIS INCLUDES WORKING AROUND THE ENTIRE THUMB YOU
JUST JOINED)
R8: *8 SC, DEC* x5 (45)
R9: SC around (45)
R10: 7 SC, DEC* x5 (40)
R11: 6 SC, DEC* x5 (35)
R12: SC around (35)
R13: *5 SC, DEC* x5 (30)
R14: *4 SC, DEC* x5 (25)
R15: SC around (25) ADD STUFFING
R16: *3 SC, DEC* x5 (20)
R17: *2 SC, DEC* x5 (15)
R18: *SC, DEC* x5 (10)
READ BELOW. There will be two options available to finish the arm.
R19-79: SC around and add stuffing as you go (10) (60 rounds) (You can make
this part longer or shorter!)
Option 1 (NO-SEW): keep working R19-79 SL ST, fasten off cut yarn and leave a tail
for sewing.
TIP: When working on the arm of the hand, the arm will naturally twist as you
complete more rounds, requiring frequent hand flipping. To minimize this, hold the
arm in place and twist it 3-5 times. If working clockwise, twist counterclockwise; if
working counterclockwise, twist clockwise.
Option 2: (SEW) Making a tube (arm) separately to minimise twisting while
crocheting.
If you wish, you can simply work on the arm separately from the hand. This will
require sewing the arm to the hand and the ring. To do so, SL ST cut the yarn of the
yarn and follow the pattern bellow :
R1: CH 10 (10)
SL ST in the first chain to connect.
R2- 34: SC around, add stuffing as you go (10) (32 rounds)
SL ST to connect, fasten off and cut the yarn but leave a tail for sewing.
10
Sewing the pieces together
Using the tail of yarn left from the arm, sew the ring to the end of
the arm, carefully aligning the seam where the ring was closed.
done! Goo
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job
You
!
Thank you for purchasing the Silly Hand
Pattern, I am looking forward to seeing all of
your fun creations!
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@crochetbyjayne
Crochet By Jayne
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