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I want to thank my testers: Chakra Coach, Bex Prior, Peggy Spain, Theresa Sheehan! I could not publish this pattern without them! A couple of my testers added some smaller eyes to the snout.

#Pig calling sooey clip free#

If you don't join, you will miss out on fun crocheting experience with others, the opportunity to win a Free pattern of your choice, personalized support with me as the designer as you work on this project, and so much more! Thank you Testers I want you to join our CAL because it will be fun and bring joy to you in the middle of the summer. Week 5: Finishing and End of CAL Party - August 29 - September 1, 2022 Week 4: Arms and Legs - August 22-26, 2022 Week 2: Head, Snout, Ears, and Tail - August 8-12, 2022 Week 1: Gather Supplies - August 1-5, 2022

#Pig calling sooey clip code#

If you are a VIP in my Facebook Group or email list you will get a special coupon code for 50% off! By purchasing the pattern, you receive an easy print template of the pattern with step-by-step easy directions and photo tutorials, and it stays in your Ravelry library and your Etsy downloads to download as many times as you want to. The pattern will be available for sale starting August 1, 2022. I will pick 2 people from each the Facebook Group and Ravelry to win a Free pattern of your choice for participating in the CAL. You can post in one or both places each week in order to be eligible for the prizes. You can also add a Ravelry project with the tag #sooeythepigcal. Each Thursday, I will go live in the Facebook Group to answer questions.Įach week, please add a photo under the post for that week of your progress.

Īlternative to MC - Ch 2 work number of SC specified in the 2nd chain from the hook.īuy the Pattern today by clicking one of the buttons below! CAL Details:Įach Monday through August, you will find the updated CAL information here on the blog with the instructions for that week.

Sl st does not count as a stitch throughout the pattern. Use stitch markers to know where your first stitch in the round is. Pattern Key:Īll parts are done in continuous rounds except the ears and tail. My cute pig came out to be about 15.5" x 10.5" x 4". Safety eyes are optional in this pattern because if you are making this for children under 3, it is best to embroider the eyes on instead of using safety eyes. Also, if I repeat certain amount of stitches for several rounds, I use the stitch markers to count my rounds. A properly executed Hog Call is composed of. Just like any good tradition, there are lots of versions of the Hog Call (even spellings). I use my stitch markers to know where I began my round. A chant of Wooo Pig Sooie is known worldwide as a Hog Call.

Stitch markers come in very handy when crocheting amigurumi since we don't join our rounds throughout most of the pattern.

You will also need a yarn needle to sew parts together and weave in your ends. You will also need a G/6 4.0 crochet hook, scissors, and stuffing of your choice. It could be any yarn you have in your stash you want to use up. Any worsted weight size 4 yarn of your choice in any colors you want about 260-300 yards total.