This is an intermediate-level Crochet pattern. Some prior experience is recommended before starting.

This pattern is available in English (US & UK terms).

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Adora the Mouse is an Intermediate Crochet pattern designed by foxfrogandfern for making an Amigurumi. Brighten your space or someone's day with this sweet Valentine's themed mouse!Adora is a small mouse with a big heart - LITERALLY, and they want to share it with you all! This mouse comes with several accessory options, so you can truly make it yo...

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The Adora the Mouse pattern makes a Amigurumi. It is a Intermediate Crochet pattern.

To make Adora the Mouse you will need: Optional, for embroidering eyes., Any color yarn, for the letter embroidery. May want to size down the yarn depending on the size of the pieces you@qre working with., Any color yarn in a weight (or two) smaller yarn for the heart garland. For example, if using Bulky yarn, use a Medium or DK weight yarn; if using Sport weight yarn, use a Fine or Lace weight yarn, etc., Main Color (body, head, limbs); I believe I used color #02 in the linked materials., Contrast Color (tail, feet, hands, nose - if embroidering); I believe I used color #37 in the linked materials., Accessory Color (heart accesories and envelope) ; I believe I used color #85 or #09 in the linked materials for the sport weight (smallest) Adora., Stem and leaf color for the rose option., Felt for the inner ear, nose, and any accessories. Soft, flexible or semi-flexible felt is best for this project as we want it to have some malleability. Pink: for the inner ears and nose.Optional: black, for eyes if you elect to use felt instead of embroidering eyes or using safety eyes., Poly-Fil stuffing or yarn scraps., Stitch markers., Safety eyes, if using. For the sport weight version of Adora I used 6mm safety eyes.. Tools required: For sport weight yarn version, I used a size 2.25 mm hook, but I always encourage people to use what works best for their particular yarn or tension. A good rule of thumb for amigurumi is to measure the width (mm) of your proposed yarn and use the corresponding hook size. (For reference, I typically use hook sizes: 3.25mm for worsted, 4mm for bulky (think Premier Parfait), and 6.5mm for super bulky (such as Bernat Blanket)., Tapestry/sewing needle., Optional: pins for holding pieces in place before sewing., Felt glue or hot glue to affix felt pieces., Wire cutters or heavy duty scissors, if making the wired tail option., Wire or pipe cleaner/chenille stems (with the chenille trimmed down) if you want to try a wired tail variation., Scissors..

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