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Tyrion the Lion A pattern by ChiquiPork

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Material You need Crochet hook size 3.25mm Acrylic worsted yarn (UK: Aran) (Saffron Yellow / Off-white / Dark brown / Black) Polyester Fiberfill stuffing (or similar) Ø 12mm safety eyes 15mm safety nose Yarn needle Scissors Stitch marker Pins

Tips and suggestions before starting Keep tension tight or use a smaller hook: Tyrion was made with 100% acrilyc yarn (KATIA PLANET). It is a worsted yarn recommended for 4,5-5mm crochet hooks. I used a crochet hook size 3.25m. Aproximated size of Tyrion: 25cm when seated / 35cm from head to toe.

You are going to work crocheting in a continuous spiral, do not join the rounds. Use a locking stitch marker or a piece of yarn to mark the beginning of the rounds. Stuff with polyester filling as you go and keep doing that as the hole becomes smaller. Add stuffing until the last moment: use small bits of stuffing and push them into with the back of your crochet hook (unless specified otherwise). If you don't have safety eyes and a nose, you can replace them with embroidery (it's recommended for children under 3 years old)

This pattern is written is US crochet terms

ABBREVIATIONS ch

Chain

sl

Slip stitch

sc

Single crochet

inc

2 single crochet stitches in the same stitch

dec

2 single crochet stitches together

[...] x

Repeat what is inside [ ] symbols the number of times specified in pattern

*...*

Crochet what is inside * * symbols in the same stitch

(...)

Total amount of stitches in the round

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CHEEKS With Off-White, you are going to crochet 2 cheeks and then you will join them.

FIRST CHEEK Round 1: 6 sc in a magic ring

(6)

R2: [1 inc] x 6

(12)

R3: [1 sc, 1 inc] x 6

(18)

R4: 18 sc

(18)

Finish with 1 sl. Cut the yarn leaving a tail to join to the second cheek later.

SECOND CHEEK (6)

Round 1: 6 sc in a magic ring R2: [1 inc] x 6

(12)

R3: [1 sc, 1 inc] x 6

(18)

R4: 18 sc

(18)

Cut the yarn, leaving a long tail for sewing, and pull the working loop all the way out until the end of the yarn has been pulled through the middle of the last stitch.

Now you are going to join both cheeks. Put the 2 nd cheek on top of the 1st cheek (right side of both cheeks facing out). With the yarn needle and the tail of the first cheek, sew through 4 stitches working into the loops of both cheeks (FIGURE A / PICTURE A). Secure with a double knot and hide loose end in the wrong side. Done! (PICTURE B). You will sew them onto the face later.

FIGURE A 1

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A

2nd CHEEK (right side)

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wrong sides

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2nd CHEEK

1st CHEEK

B

1st CHEEK (right side)

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HEAD With Saffron Yellow. Round 1: 6 sc in a magic ring

(6)

R2: [1 inc] x 6

(12)

R3: [1 sc, 1 inc] x 6

(18)

R4: 1 sc, [1 inc, 2 sc] x 5, 1 inc, 1 sc

(24)

R5: [3 sc, 1 inc] x 6

(30)

R6: 2 sc, [1 inc, 4 sc] x 5, 1 inc, 2 sc

(36)

R7: [5 sc, 1 inc] x 6

(42)

R8: 3 sc, [1 inc, 6 sc] x 5, 1 inc, 3 sc

(48)

R9-R12: 48 sc - 4 rounds

(48)

R13: [7 sc, 1 inc] x 6

(54)

R14-R21: 54 sc - 8 rounds

(54)

Before continuing with the head, stop here to sew the cheeks onto the face and attach safety eyes and nose.

Place safety eyes between rounds 10-11, with 15 sc between.

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Safety nose will be placed between rounds 3-4. Insert the nose centered to eyes but don't install the washer yet. Pull it out again, you only want the gap to be marked.

2

Place cheeks centered, the way the gap you left for the nose is in the edge of the vertex between cheeks. Use a pin to hold cheeks in place.

3

15 sc between

With a long piece of black yarn, embroidrer the detail between cheeks. Secure it in the back and repeat the process if necessary.

Sew the cheeks. Stuff them with polyester filling before finishing.

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5

Now it is time to install the nose in the gap you left before.

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B

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D

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Continue with the head: R22: [7 sc, 1 dec] x 6

(48)

R23: 3 sc, [1 dec, 6 sc] x 5, 1 dec, 3 sc

(42)

R24: [5 sc, 1 dec] x 6 - Stuff with fiberfill and keep doing it as you go

(36)

R25: 2 sc, [1 dec, 4 sc] x 5, 1 dec, 2 sc

(30)

R26: [3 sc, 1 dec] x 6

(24)

R27: 1 sc, [1 dec, 2 sc] x 5, 1 dec, 1 sc

(18)

R28: [1 sc, 1 dec] x 6

(12) (6)

R29: 6 dec

Cut the yarn, leaving a long tail, and pull the working loop all the way out until the end of the yarn has been pulled through the middle of the last stitch. Thread the yarn end into a yarn needle and bring your needle under the front loop of the next stitch. Repeat the last step for each of the remaining stitches in the last round. Pull the yarn end to tighten and close the hole. Secure it with a knot and insert the yarn needle back into the piece, through the center of the hole and hide the loose end inside the head.

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ADDING EXPRESSION TO TYRION'S EYES Once you have finished with the head, you are going to add some character to Tyrion creating an expression with the eyes: Cut a long piece of yarn in the same color you used for crocheting the head, thread the yarn needle and insert it above the top edge of the left eye, between rounds 10-11 (PICTURE A) and push it horizontally towards the same place in the right eye (PICTURE B), pull the needle and yarn out until you leave a tail coming out where you sarted. Wrap the yarn over one stitch down, between rounds 9-10 (PICTURE C) and push the needle horizontally towards the same place in the left side of the head, again above the top edge of the eye (PICTURE D), pull the yarn all the way out. Now wrap the yarn over one stitch and repeat what you did in pictures A and B (PICTURES E/F). Pull the yarn again all the way out and cut it leaving a tail similar to the one placed on the left side of the head (PICTURE G). Pull both tails out gently at the same time until you sculpt Tyrion's expression the way you want (PICTURE H). Once you got it secure each tail with a double knot and hide the loose ends inside the head.

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B

C

D

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G

H

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EARS (x 2) With Saffron Yellow. Make two. Round 1: 6 sc in a magic ring

(5)

R2: 5 sc

(5)

R3: [1 inc] x 5

(10)

R4: 10 sc

(10)

R5: [1 sc, 1 inc] x 5

(15)

R6: 15 sc

(15)

R7: [2 sc, 1 inc] x 5

(20)

R8-R10: 20 sc - 3 rounds

(20)

Finish with 1 sl and leave a long yarn tail for sewing. Do not stuff the ear.

SEWING THE EARS ONTO TYRION'S HEAD Place the ears above rounds 16 and 17 of the head, centered with the head and with 4 sc between them. Hold them with pins (PICTURES 1/2). Thread your yarn needle and sew each ear on the head using the front loops of the stitches (PICTURE 3). Fasten off and hide the loose ends inside the head. Done! (PICTURE 4).

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body With Saffron Yellow. Round 1: 6 sc in a magic ring

(6)

R2: [1 inc] x 6

(12)

R3: [1 sc, 1 inc] x 6

(18)

R4: 1 sc, [1 inc, 2 sc] x 5, 1 inc, 1 sc

(24)

R5: [3 sc, 1 inc] x 6

(30)

R6: 2 sc, [1 inc, 4 sc] x 5, 1 inc, 2 sc

(36)

R7: [5 sc, 1 inc] x 6

(42)

R8: 3 sc, [1 inc, 6 sc] x 5, 1 inc, 3 sc

(48)

R9-R14: 48 sc - 6 rounds

(48)

R15: 3 sc, [1 dec, 6 sc] x 5, 1 dec, 3 sc

(42)

R16-R17: 42 sc - 2 rounds

(42)

R18: [5 sc, 1 dec] x 6

(36)

R19-R20: 36 sc - 2 rounds

(36)

R21: 2 sc, [1 dec, 4 sc] x 5, 1 dec, 2 sc

(30)

R22-R23: 30 sc - 2 round / Stuff body and keep doing it as you go

(30)

R24: [3 sc, 1 dec] x 6

(24)

R25-R26: 24 sc - 2 rounds

(24)

R27: 1 sc, [1 dec, 2 sc] x 5, 1 dec, 1 sc

(18)

R28-R29: 18 sc - 2 rounds

(18)

Finish with 1 sl. Cut the yarn leaving a long tail for sewing..

ARMS (x 2) With Saffron Yellow. Make two. Round 1: 6 sc in a magic ring

(6)

R2: [1 inc] x 6

(12)

R3: [1 sc, 1 inc] x 6

(18)

R4: 2 sc, 6 inc, 10 sc

(24)

R5-R8: 24 sc - 4 rounds

(24)

R9: 6 sc, 6 dec, 6 sc

(18)

R10: 18 sc - Start filling and keep doing it until R23 aprox.

(18)

R11: 3 sc, 6 dec, 3 sc

(12)

R12-R27: 12 sc - 16 rounds / Stop filling in R23 aprox.

(12)

R28: [1 dec, 1 sc] x 4

Note: This is a front view of the position you will sew the arms onto the body. The white marked areas are where you will embroider the claws.

(8)

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Once here, you are going to close the arm, make sure you did not stuff the last rounds. To close the arm, fold it in half, and from where you stop, crochet 4 sc through the stitches of both parts (PICTURES A-B). Cut the yarn, leaving a long tail, and pull the working loop all the way out until the end of the yarn has been

A

Place the yarn to the back before start crocheting the 4 sc

B

pulled through the middle of the last stitch.

EMBROIDER THE CLAWS Cut a long black piece of yarn, thread your yarn needle and embroider the claws following the steps below:

Insert the yarn needle in the same place you did it in step 1 and pull it out on the left between R7-8 with 2 sc between the previous one.

Pull the yarn all the way and wrap the yarn to the botton again, between R3-4 and 2 sc separation. Pull it out on the right as in step 3.

Put the arm with the 'curved' side facing you. Insert the yarn needle in the bottom, centered, between rounds 3-4.

Pull it out vertically between rounds 7-8. Pull the yarn until you leave a tail coming out from where you started.

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2

3

4

Wrap the yarn to the bottom again and insert it, same rounds and separation as in step 4. This time pull it out through where you started.

You will have two yarn tails coming out from the beginning hole. Make 2/3 knots with them (Do not pull too tight the first knot).

Again thread your yarn needle with the both tails at the same time and insert your yarn needle again through the same hole.

Pull them out somewhere else in the top side. Pull gently until the knots you made disappear inside the arm. Cut the loose ends.

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6

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8

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LEGS (x 2) Start with Off-White. Make two. Make a foundation chain with 8 ch,

A

Round 1: Start in the second chain from the hook: 6 sc, *3 sc*, turn, 5 sc, 1 inc - (PICTURE A)

(16)

R2: 1 inc, 5 sc, 3 inc, 5 sc, 2 inc

(22)

3

sc

sc

1

1

sc

sc

X

R3: 1 sc, 1 inc, 6 sc, 1 inc, 3 sc, 1 inc. 7 sc,

1 1 1 1

sc sc sc

(26)

1 inc, 1 sc

1 1 1 1

sc sc sc

sc

1

1

sc

inc

R4: 1 sc, 2 inc, 7 sc, 1 inc, 3 sc, 1 inc, 7 sc 2 inc, 2 sc - Change color to Saffron Yellow before finishing the

5

last sc.

(32)

R6-R7: 32 sc - 2 rounds

14

13

12

11

10

9

X

(32)

the back loops of the stitches (PICTURE B)

15

16

R5: 32 sc - You are going to crochet this round working only on

1

(32)

8 2

3

4

5

6

7

R8: 1 sc, 1 dec, 9 sc, 1 dec, 2 sc, 1 dec, 9 sc, 1 dec, 1 sc, 1 dec

(27)

R9: 1 dec, 21 sc, 2 dec

(24)

R10: 2 dec, 16 sc, 2 dec - Start stuffing and keep doing it as you go (20) R11: 2 dec, 12 sc, 2 dec

(16)

R12-R27: 16 sc - 16 rounds / Stop stuffing at R22 aprox.

(16)

R28: [1 dec, 2 sc] x 4

(12)

B

Now you are going to close the leg the same way you did with

Back lo op you cr s where och on rou eted nd 5

Front loops you leave untouched

the arms, fold it in half and make 6 sc through the stitches of both parts. Make sure you did not stuff the last rounds. Cut the yarn, leaving a long tail, and pull the working loop all the way out until the end of the yarn has been pulled through the middle of the last stitch.

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EMBROIDER THE CLAWS ON THE FEET Cut a long black piece of yarn , thread the yarn needle and embroider the claws following the next steps:

Put the arm with the curved side facing you. Insert the yarn needle centered in the sole and push it horizontally torwars the instep.

1

Pull it out on the left, between R7-8 again, with 3 sc between the place you pulled out in step 2.

Pull it out between rounds 7-8.

2

Pull the yarn until you get the first claw.

Pull the yarn until you leave a tail coming out from the sole where you started.

Insert the yarn needle in the same place you started and pull it out on the left (continue on next picture)

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4

Wrap the yarn to the sole again. Insert the needle between the same rounds you did at the beginning, with 3 sc between holes.

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Wrap the yarn to the sole again and insert it (same rounds/separation than before) and pull it out through where you started to embroider

Pull the yarn all the way out and you will get the final claw and two tails coming out from the beginning hole. Tie them with 2/3 knots.

Thread the yarn needle, with both tails at the same time, and insert it through the same hole.

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10

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Pull it out through the instep again, same round and same separation than before. Pull the yarn until you get the second claw.

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Pull it out somewhere else in the instep and pull gently until the knots desappear inside the feet. Cut the loose ends.

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tail Start with Dark Brown. Do not stuff. (6)

Round 1: 6 sc in a magic ring R2: [1 sc, 1 inc] x 6

(12)

R3-R6: 12 sc - 4 rounds

(12)

R7: 6 dec - Change color to Saffron Yellow before finishing the

(6)

last dec.

R8-R23: 6 sc - 16 rounds

(6)

R24: [1 sc, 1 inc] x 3

(9)

R25: 9 sc

(9)

Finish with 1 sl. Cut the yarn leaving a long tail for sewing.

ASSEMBLY and how to attach the hair Let's start sewing the body onto the head. Place the body centered with the head (PICTURE A) and over round 13 towards the face (PICTURE B). Do not cover holes between rounds 13-14. Use pins to hold it.

A

B

R13

Do not cover!

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Now sew the arms onto the body. Follow the steps below:

2

1

Sew the arm over 4 stitches through the penultimate round of the body

From the ear, draw vertically an imaginary line down and it will be where the center of the arm should be approx.

3

Use pins to hold it

4

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Before continue with the assembly of the rest of parts, you are going to make Tyrion's mane. This process takes a lot of time, so be patient! :)

HOW TO CREATE HAIR FOR TYRION'S MANE Step 1) Cut out a piece of cardboard (or similar) about 5 cm high, so the hair will have the same size. Keep in mind that if you have used a different hook size or yarn weight, maybe you should adapt the hair size to your needs. Step 2) Make a small cut with the scissors on one top side of the cardboard (this will help us to hold the yarn, you will understand it on step 4). Step 3) Place the beginning of the yarn on the paperboard and hold it with your finger. Step 4) Wrap the yarn lengthwise around the cardboard towards where you did the small cut. Once you reach the cut part, insert the yarn inside to hold it. NOTE: Do not tighten the yarn too much when wrapping it around the cardboard. Step 5) Cut the yarn along the top edge of the cardboard. Step 6) Now you will have separate strands that are twice the length you need them to be. Don't worry; the hair will be the right length once you attach it. Repeat steps 3 to 6 when you need more hair.

1 5 cm

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6 4

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ATTACHING TYRION'S HAIR - Place Tyrion facing down, you are going to attach the hair in the same way you crochet. I'm Right-Handed, so I have explained it in a counterclockwise way. If you are Left-Handed you will be attaching the hair clockwise (PICTURE 1). You will start attaching hair in the holes between rounds 13-14 of the head (if you have doubts where is it check out PICTURE B on page 10 again). - Take one of your cut strands of yarn and fold it in half (PICTURE 2), insert your hook through the first stitch (the one closest to the body). Grab the yarn and slide the crochet hook back out of the stitch, pulling the yarn strand with it by about 1/2 cm (PICTURES 3/4). - Use your fingers to hold the tails ends of the yarn strand and with your hook grab and pull them through the small loop (PICTURES 5/6). - Gently tug on them to tighten the knot. You've just attached your first strand! (PICTURE 7). - Go for the next stitch. Use the same method you just did to attach more strands of yarn to Tyrions head (PICTURES 8/9). Note: As you are working in a continuos spiral, when you have reached the starting point you will see that you are one round higher (PICTURE 10). Keep going until you filled the entire head. Add extra strands at the top to cover it completely. (PICTURES 11/12).

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Now it's time to attach some hair over the shoulders and chest: - Using the same method, you are going to attach hair through the marked stitches on PICTURE 1. On the first and second rounds attach hair all the way around (also in the back). From the 3rd do it only in the stitches marked on the front side, in a V-shapped way. (It does not need to be exactly as in th picture) - You will get something like PICTURE 2, it seems that someone needs to go to the hairdresser! Use your fingers to brush the yarn hair how you want it to lay and cut it out a bit in a V-shapped way (PICTURE 3). Note: Check out both sides and back, keep brushing the hair and make some more cuts if it is necessary.

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1 d n 2 rd 3 th 4 th 5 th 6

We have not finished with the hair yet! Let's attach some in the tail: - Place the tail with the top facing up (PICTURE A). Starting where the color change is, use the same method again to attach the hair to the tail all the way around (PICTURE B). Pull the hair up firmly and cut a bit on the sides to get the right shape (PICTURES C/D).

A

B

C

D

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Time for sewing the legs onto the body. Place Tyrion facing up. Place legs centered with the body, 1 round above the bottom approx (PICTURES 1/2). Use pins to hold the legs. Turn Tyrion to sew them (PICTURE 3).

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Finally, sew the tail onto the body. Place it centered, over rounds 7 and 8 of the body (PICTURES A/B).

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B

You're done! Hope you enjoyed making Tyrion! www.chiquipork.etsy.com @chiquiporkworld ChiquiPorkWorld

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