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A friend of mine asked me to make them a Patrat. I ended up making my own pattern for it. Since so many other people have been so generous with uploading theirs for free, I decided to do the same. It's fairly simple to make. I'll upload a side view as well, so you'll have a reference for his tail.
Tail picture can be found here: www.deviantart.com/isabelpytho…

Note that this pattern has not been tested. You may keep a copy of this pattern for personal use, but please do not distribute it as your own. You may sell items made from this pattern as long as you give credit.

You will need: white, red, yellow, and black embroidery thread, brown and white yarn in worsted weight. Black, red, yellow, light tan, and white felt. Size F or size G crochet hook, and stitch markers, such as a paper clip.

Head

In brown

    1.       6 SC in MC

    2.       INC around

    3.       SC 1, INC around

    4.       SC 2, INC around

    5.       SC 3, INC around

    6.       SC 4, INC around

    7.       SC 5, INC around

    8.       SC around

    9.       SC around

    10.   SC around

    11.   SC 5, DEC around

    12.   SC 4, DEC around

    13.   SC 3, DEC around

    14.   SC 2, DEC around

    15.   SC 1, DEC around

    16.   DEC around

    17.   FO, leaving a long tail for sewing. Stuff and sew the opening closed.

Cheeks (make 2)

In brown

    1.       SC 6 in MC

    2.       INC around

    3.       SC 1, INC around

    4.       SC around

    5.       FO leaving a long tail for sewing. Once both cheeks are done, add some stuffing and sew to either side of the face.

Ears (make 2)

In brown

    1.       SC 3 in MC

    2.       INC Around

    3.       SC around

    4.       FO, leaving tail. Sew to head without stuffing

Body

In brown

    1.       SC 6 in MC

    2.       INC around

    3.       SC 1, INC around

    4.       SC 2, INC around

    5.       SC 3, INC around

    6.       SC around

    7.       SC around

    8.       SC around

    9.       SC around

    10.   SC around

    11.   SC around

    12.   SC around

    13.   SC around

    14.   SC around

    15.   SC around

    16.   SC around

    17.   SC around

    18.   SC around

    19.   SC 5, DEC around

    20.   SC 4, DEC around

    21.   SC 3, DEC around

    22.   FO, leaving a long tail for sewing. Stuff and sew to head.

Arms (Make 2)

In brown

    1.       SC 6 in MC

    2.       SC 1, INC around

    3.       SC around

    4.       SC around

    5.       SC around

    6.       SC around

    7.       SC around

    8.       SC around

    9.       SC around

    10.   FO, leaving a tail for sewing. Stuff, flatten open end and sew to body.

Tail

The tail will be worked in a spiral, remember to use a stitch marker to keep track of your rows. Start with white.

    1.       SC 6 in MC

    2.       INC around

    3.       SC 1, INC around

    4.       SC around

    5.       SC around

    6.       SC around

    7.       SC 3, DEC around

    8.       SC 2, DEC around

    9.       Switch to brown, SC around, stuff top of tail. Continue stuffing as you go.

    10.   SC around

    11.   SC around

    12.   SC around

    13.   SC around

    14.   SC around

    15.   SC around

    16.   SC around, turn, SC 5, FO, leaving tail. Sew to back of body.

Tail spikes (make 5)

In white

    1.       SC 3 in MC

    2.       INC around

    3.       FO, leave tail

Sew all five on the white part of the tail, with one on the top and two on either side.

Legs (Make 2)

In brown.

    1.       SC 6 in MC

    2.       INC around

    3.       SC 1, INC around

    4.       SC around

    5.       SC around

    6.       SC 6, CH 1, turn SC 6, FO, leaving tail. Stuff and sew to body.

At this point, everything you need to crochet is done. You will now need light tan felt, black felt and small amounts of red and yellow felt. Begin by cutting an oval out of the tan felt and sewing it to the stomach of the doll. Cut another oval out of the tan felt for the muzzle. Using black embroidery thread (I went with three strands) stitch a small triangle for the nose, a line directly under it and then a larger triangle under that for the mouth. Cut out a tiny diamond of white for the tooth and stitch it in the mouth. Sew the entire muzzle to the face.

Now comes the tricky part. This is when you really need the reference image to rely on. The black part of Patrat’s eyes is sort of a mask shape, so you’ll need to make sure it has straps. Fold a piece of black felt in half and cut out the base from that. Begin as if you’re cutting out a heart,

Hold the shape up to your doll to ensure it’s the right size. Ideally, they should look a bit like sunglasses. Next, cut out a pair of red circles for the eyes themselves. You’ll also need a set of small yellow pieces for the highlights and two very small black dots for the pupils. Sew the yellow parts and tiny black circles onto the red pieces then sew the red pieces to the black mask. Finally, sew the mask to the face of the doll. Be sure that it slightly overlaps with the muzzle. Congratulations, you now have your very own Patrat!

Description
A friend of mine asked me to make them a Patrat. I ended up making my own pattern for it. Since so many other people have been so generous with uploading theirs for free, I decided to do the same. It's fairly simple to make. I'll upload a side view as well, so you'll have a reference for his tail.
Tail picture can be found here: www.deviantart.com/isabelpytho…

Note that this pattern has not been tested. You may keep a copy of this pattern for personal use, but please do not distribute it as your own. You may sell items made from this pattern as long as you give credit.

You will need: white, red, yellow, and black embroidery thread, brown and white yarn in worsted weight. Black, red, yellow, light tan, and white felt. Size F or size G crochet hook, and stitch markers, such as a paper clip.

Head

In brown

    1.       6 SC in MC

    2.       INC around

    3.       SC 1, INC around

    4.       SC 2, INC around

    5.       SC 3, INC around

    6.       SC 4, INC around

    7.       SC 5, INC around

    8.       SC around

    9.       SC around

    10.   SC around

    11.   SC 5, DEC around

    12.   SC 4, DEC around

    13.   SC 3, DEC around

    14.   SC 2, DEC around

    15.   SC 1, DEC around

    16.   DEC around

    17.   FO, leaving a long tail for sewing. Stuff and sew the opening closed.

Cheeks (make 2)

In brown

    1.       SC 6 in MC

    2.       INC around

    3.       SC 1, INC around

    4.       SC around

    5.       FO leaving a long tail for sewing. Once both cheeks are done, add some stuffing and sew to either side of the face.

Ears (make 2)

In brown

    1.       SC 3 in MC

    2.       INC Around

    3.       SC around

    4.       FO, leaving tail. Sew to head without stuffing

Body

In brown

    1.       SC 6 in MC

    2.       INC around

    3.       SC 1, INC around

    4.       SC 2, INC around

    5.       SC 3, INC around

    6.       SC around

    7.       SC around

    8.       SC around

    9.       SC around

    10.   SC around

    11.   SC around

    12.   SC around

    13.   SC around

    14.   SC around

    15.   SC around

    16.   SC around

    17.   SC around

    18.   SC around

    19.   SC 5, DEC around

    20.   SC 4, DEC around

    21.   SC 3, DEC around

    22.   FO, leaving a long tail for sewing. Stuff and sew to head.

Arms (Make 2)

In brown

    1.       SC 6 in MC

    2.       SC 1, INC around

    3.       SC around

    4.       SC around

    5.       SC around

    6.       SC around

    7.       SC around

    8.       SC around

    9.       SC around

    10.   FO, leaving a tail for sewing. Stuff, flatten open end and sew to body.

Tail

The tail will be worked in a spiral, remember to use a stitch marker to keep track of your rows. Start with white.

    1.       SC 6 in MC

    2.       INC around

    3.       SC 1, INC around

    4.       SC around

    5.       SC around

    6.       SC around

    7.       SC 3, DEC around

    8.       SC 2, DEC around

    9.       Switch to brown, SC around, stuff top of tail. Continue stuffing as you go.

    10.   SC around

    11.   SC around

    12.   SC around

    13.   SC around

    14.   SC around

    15.   SC around

    16.   SC around, turn, SC 5, FO, leaving tail. Sew to back of body.

Tail spikes (make 5)

In white

    1.       SC 3 in MC

    2.       INC around

    3.       FO, leave tail

Sew all five on the white part of the tail, with one on the top and two on either side.

Legs (Make 2)

In brown.

    1.       SC 6 in MC

    2.       INC around

    3.       SC 1, INC around

    4.       SC around

    5.       SC around

    6.       SC 6, CH 1, turn SC 6, FO, leaving tail. Stuff and sew to body.

At this point, everything you need to crochet is done. You will now need light tan felt, black felt and small amounts of red and yellow felt. Begin by cutting an oval out of the tan felt and sewing it to the stomach of the doll. Cut another oval out of the tan felt for the muzzle. Using black embroidery thread (I went with three strands) stitch a small triangle for the nose, a line directly under it and then a larger triangle under that for the mouth. Cut out a tiny diamond of white for the tooth and stitch it in the mouth. Sew the entire muzzle to the face.

Now comes the tricky part. This is when you really need the reference image to rely on. The black part of Patrat’s eyes is sort of a mask shape, so you’ll need to make sure it has straps. Fold a piece of black felt in half and cut out the base from that. Begin as if you’re cutting out a heart,

Hold the shape up to your doll to ensure it’s the right size. Ideally, they should look a bit like sunglasses. Next, cut out a pair of red circles for the eyes themselves. You’ll also need a set of small yellow pieces for the highlights and two very small black dots for the pupils. Sew the yellow parts and tiny black circles onto the red pieces then sew the red pieces to the black mask. Finally, sew the mask to the face of the doll. Be sure that it slightly overlaps with the muzzle. Congratulations, you now have your very own Patrat!