Spider! Materials:
F hook, worsted weight yarn, polyester stuffung wriggly eyes Work in continuous spiral; do not join rounds This pattern is worked form the bottom of the spiders body up to the head; in one piece. ch 2 rnd. 1- 6 sc into 2nd chain from hook rnd.2-2sc into each sc, repeat around (12sc) rnd.3-1sc then 2sc in next sc; repeat around(18sc) rnd.4-2sc then 2sc in next sc; repeat around(24sc) rnd.5-3sc then2sc in next sc; repeat around(30sc)
rnd.6-4 sc then 2sc in next sc; repeat around(36) rnds.7 thru 10-sc around(36sc) rnd.11- 4sc then dec. 1; repeat around(30sc) rnd.12- 3sc then dec 1; repeat around(24sc) rnd.13- 2sc then dec 1; repeat around (18sc) rnd. 14-1sc then dec.1; repeat around(12sc) shape neck: rnds.15 &16- sc around(12sc) stuff body rnd.17- 1sc then 2sc in next sc; repeat aound(18sc) rnd.18- 2sc then 2sc in next sc; repeat around(24sc) rnds. 19 thru 21- sc around(24sc) rnd.22- 2sc then dec. 1 in next sc; repeat around(18sc) rnd.23- 1sc then dec. 1 in next sc; repeat around(12sc) stuff head rnd. 24- dec. around(6 total decreases-6sc left at end of round) Fasten off; take a few small stitches to close hole; weave in ends. Here's what the body looks like completed 
legs(make 8) H Holding 2 strands of yarn together
ch. 25; sc 3 into 2nd chain from hook; repeat until end. fasten off. sew legs to body,embroider mouth,glue or emroider eyes
Do not hesitate to contact me for comments or corrections! All feedback is welcome!
Spider! Materials: F hook, worsted weight yarn, polyester stuffung wriggly eyes Work in continuous spiral; do not join rounds This pattern is worked form the bottom of the spiders body up to the head; in one piece. ch 2 rnd. 1- 6 sc into 2nd chain from hook rnd.2-2sc into each sc, repeat around (12sc) rnd.3-1sc then 2sc in next sc; repeat around(18sc) rnd.4-2sc then 2sc in next sc; repeat around(24sc) rnd.5-3sc then2sc in next sc; repeat around(30sc) rnd.6-4 sc then 2sc in next sc; repeat around(36) rnds.7 thru 10-sc around(36sc) rnd.11- 4sc then dec. 1; repeat around(30sc) rnd.12- 3sc then dec 1; repeat around(24sc) rnd.13- 2sc then dec 1; repeat around (18sc) rnd. 14-1sc then dec.1; repeat around(12sc) shape neck: rnds.15 &16- sc around(12sc) stuff body rnd.17- 1sc then 2sc in next sc; repeat aound(18sc) rnd.18- 2sc then 2sc in next sc; repeat around(24sc) rnds. 19 thru 21- sc around(24sc) rnd.22- 2sc then dec. 1 in next sc; repeat around(18sc) rnd.23- 1sc then dec. 1 in next sc; repeat around(12sc) stuff head rnd. 24- dec. around(6 total decreases-6sc left at end of round) Fasten off; take a few small stitches to close hole; weave in ends. Here's what the body looks like completed 
legs(make 8) H Holding 2 strands of yarn together ch. 25; sc 3 into 2nd chain from hook; repeat until end. fasten off. sew legs to body,embroider mouth,glue or emroider eyes
Do not hesitate to contact me for comments or corrections! All feedback is welcome!
11 comments:
Is the pattern worked in a spiral or do we join the last stitch to the beginning stitch when each round is complete?
Did that make sense?
You know, I bet it wouldn't matter, SmoothFox.
say, Kansas, if you make the legs thick enough, or make them rectangles and then roll them, you can put pipecleaners inside and then pose your spider!
On legs do the instructions sc 3 into 2nd chain from hook; repeat until end. fasten off mean to put three sc in the 2nd chain from hook and one in the remaining stitches or three stitches in remaining stitches
Anon- it means 3 sc in each ch space all the way down the chain; then just pull the yarn thru the last stitch. Let me know......
i keep trying to do the legs of the spider put it is not coming out can someone help
Anon-what is the specific problem? I'm happy to help...please describe your trials!!
when i do the legs it comes out curly after sc 3 into 2nd chain from hook what do i do
Anon-that's what its supposed to be doing. The legs are one big spiral. If you put 3sc in each chain all the way down the chain, you should end up with one big corkscrew-looking leg. Keep me posted.....
thanks for the help
I find it hard to read your pattern,
Can make it easier to read?
Oh goodness, he's a cutie too! Hope you get some hits from linking up!
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