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Published: 2011-04-12 14:37:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 34598; Favourites: 219; Downloads: 753
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little Mokona is done!Ok, he is definitely not little, he is as big as my Totoro.
The reason therefore is, I used Totoros body pattern for Mokona too.
The original pattern can be found here [link]
This cutie was made out of thick cotton yarn and a much to small hook so my arm/hand hurts now. To the inside of his ears, hands and feet a piece of fleece was glued. I could have used felt, but this is much more...fluffy
---------------Pattern---------------------
Mokona Pattern, made out of the basic form of the “Blue Totoro Crochet Pattern” from Lucyravenscar ([link] )
I’ve changed the ear pattern and invented new hands and feets. So I try to write my pattern down and use the original pattern as a reference for the correct form. (I’m from germany, we have other systems and abbreviations for writing them down...and even these I can’t read ^^)
Materials:
White yarn, I’ve used “8-yarn” cotton whool
Small amount of black yarn/embroidery thread for the face
Tiny amount of red yarn for the stone
Stuffing
Embroidery needle
3mm hook (a thicker one would have been easier on my hand/arm)
A small amout of pink felt or fleece
Abbreviations:
ch = chain
tch = turning chain
st = stitch or stitches
sc = single crochet (US), double crochet (UK)
hdc = half double crochet (US), half treble (UK)
ss = slip stitch
inc = increase
inc 2 = increase by working 2 sc into one st
dec = decrease
dec 2 = decrease 2 st down to one
FO = finish off
Instructions:
Work in continuous rounds. Most rounds are written in the format:
Round number: [work a number of sc, increase or decrease by one st] x however many times (leaving however many st that round).
Leave long tails of yarn on each part in order to sew to body. Leave an extra long one on one arm to sew upside-down V marks on tummy.
Work the body until the hole is still big enough to fit your hand inside (rnd 48 or so) then fit the eyes.
The ears and hands need no stuffing, but the feet.
Body:
1: 6sc into magic ring
2: 2sc into each st (12st)
3: [1sc, inc 2] x 6 (18st)
4: [2sc, inc 2] x 6 (24st)
5: [3sc, inc 2] x 6 (30st)
6: [4sc, inc 2] x 6 (36st)
7: [5sc, inc 2] x 6 (42st)
8: [6sc, inc 2] x 6 (48st)
9: [7sc, inc 2] x 6 (54st)
10: [8sc, inc 2] x 6 (60st)
11-20: Work 60sc for 10 rounds
21: [5sc, inc 2] x 10 (70st)
22: [6sc, inc 2] x 10 (80st)
23-38: Work 80sc for 16 rounds
39: [18sc, dec 2] x 4 (76st)
40: [17sc, dec 2] x 4 (72st)
41: [16sc, dec 2] x 4 (68st)
42: [15sc, dec 2] x 4 (64st)
43: [14sc, dec 2] x 4 (60st)
44: [13sc, dec 2] x 4 (56st)
45: [12sc, dec 2] x 4 (52st)
46: [11sc, dec 2] x 4 (48st)
47: [6sc, dec 2] x 6 (42st)
48: [5sc, dec 2] x 6 (36st)
49: In back loop only [4sc, dec 2] x 6 (30st)
50: [1sc, dec 2] x 10 (20st)
51: [dec 2] x 10 (10st)
52: [dec 2] until hole is small enough to be sewn closed
Ears (make 2):
1: Ch 2, 4sc into 1st ch, link to 1st sc with slip st.
2: [1sc, inc 2] x 2 (6st)
3: [2sc, inc 2] x 2 (8st)
4: [3sc, inc 2] x 2 (10st)
5: [4sc, inc 2] x 2 (12st)
6: [5sc, inc 2] x 2 (14st)
7: [6sc, inc 2] x 2 (16st)
8: [7sc, inc 2] x 2 (18st)
9: [8sc, inc 2] x 2 (20st)
10: [9sc, inc 2] x 2 (22st)
11: [10sc, inc 2] x 2 (24st)
12: [11sc, inc 2] x 2 (26st)
13 - 20: Work 26sc for 8 rounds
21: [24sc, dec 2] x 1 (25st) <- means leave out the last stich
22 - 29: Work 25sc for 8 rounds
30: [23sc, dec 2] x 1 (24st) <- means leave out the last stich
Now crochet only the half row (12st) = first row of 12st
Add a turning chain and crochet 12st back = second row of 12st
Make four more rows of 12st with tch = at the end you’ll have 6 rows of 12st, FO, leave a long tail to sev the ears to the body.
Glue the felt/fleece to the inside of the ears.
Stone:
1: 6sc into magic ring
2: 2sc into each st (12st)
3: [1sc, inc 2] x 6 (18st)
4: [2sc, inc 2] x 6 (24st)
Leave a long tail to sew the stone to the body.
If you like, you can sew a bit of white yarn to one side of the stone to make it look like a light reflex.
Hands (make 2):
1: Ch 2, 4sc into 1st ch
2: [1sc, inc 2] x 2 (6st)
3: [2sc, inc 2] x 2 (8st)
4: [3sc, inc 2] x 2 (10st)
5: [4sc, inc 2] x 2 (12st)
6: [5sc, inc 2] x 2 (14st)
7 - 8: Work 14st for 2 rounds
9: [5sc, dec 2] x 2 (12st)
Leave a long tail to sew the arms to the body. No stuffing required.
Glue a round piece of felt/yarn to the inside of the hands.
Feets (make 2):
1: 6sc into magic ring
2: 2sc into the first four st, 1sc to the next two st (10st)
3: 2sc into fourth and sixth st (12st)
4: 2sc into fifth and ninth st (14st)
5: 2sc into fourth and eighth st (16st)
6 -18: Work 16sc for 13 rounds
19: [2sc, dec 2] x 4 (12st)
20: [1sc, dec 2] x 4 (9st)
21: [dec 2] until hole is small enough to be sewn closed, but stuff before!
Leave a long tail to sew the feet “under” the body.
Glue a piece of felt/fleece to the underside of the feet.
---> If you use this pattern, don't forget to add this or Lucyravenscars link!!!
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Comments: 161
I always knew Mokona/Modoki could be made out of the same pattern as the Blue Totoro!
Well done!
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It's too cute!!!! Congratulations Yuki-chan! *-*
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I must learn to crochet immediately! Would this pattern be suitable for a beginner?
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I would say yes. I've stared crocheting with a japanese diagram and pattern I couldn't read 
These pattern here are very simple.
You will need to know:
- Who to da a magic ring (youtube)
- single crochets
- increase (two single crochets into one stich)
- decrease (leave out one stich)
- double crochet (google)
I think thats all. Nothing fancy. ^-^
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No no...Mokona WITH PATTERN 
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MOKONA!!!!!!?????? I WANT IT SO BAD!
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^-^
I think about taking comissions on Mokona too, but on the acrylic version. Cotton is too expensive since they had raised the prices for it, and it's pretty hard on my hands ^^
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;-; crotchet pattern... why can't it be knitted?!
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Try crocheting, it's easier than knitting. ^-^ At least for Amigurmi.
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I prefer knitting actually XD I can't crochet well.. Pull the yarn too tight all the time xP
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I've prefered knitting too, until I saw an amigurumi and crochetetd a seal.
If you want to give it a try, try acrylic yarn, it's easier to handle if you tend to pull the yarn too tight.
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this is so awesome and cute! I want one!
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I've postet the pattern dear ^-^ You can make one your own if you like. If you have questions, just ask.
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Awesome stuffs, you should post up the pattern.
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They are UP 
Have fun making him!!!
But please show me, yeah? *puppyeyes*
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omg, this is so cute! I knew from the thumbnail that it would be cute, but I didn't account for all the cuteness!
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I'll post the pattern for ears, hands and feet here, the body is from someone else. He is really easy to do...you could give it a try ^-^v I help you if you want.
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hehe maybe i might o-o;;
but i think i'm better at sewing
then doing stuffs with the wool o-o and yeah...haha
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I can't sew at all
But you could sew a Mokona 
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I'm curious to see it if you'll do.
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omg you finished him!! woohoo he looks perfect yuki!! (since i dont know ur name haha) great job he is the best mokona ive seen!
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I had a real fight with his hands
My name is Tanja, I leave it to you which you use
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^_^ im uploading panty and stocking in a few,check them out :/ haha
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