Contains:
- PDF Crochet Pattern
- English (US terms), Inches
- Written Instructions, Clear Pictures
Materials you need at home:
- crochet hook size E (3.5 mm)
- multi colored yarn, white yarn (each approx. 100 gr, 322 yrd, 294 m), small amount of black yarn
- safety eyes 9 mm, fiberfill stuffing (preferably a sturdy kind)
- stitch marker, tapestry needle, pins
- the package of tissues from a square box of tissues, 2 white buttons diameter 0.9“ (1.2 cm)
- optional: white sewing thread, pvc pallets
This adorable creature won’t go anywhere, it will stay right at your side, providing you tissue after tissue, after tissue.
This pattern will guide you to crochet a snail tissue holder as shown in pictures, made using soft acrylic yarn (DK / 8 ply) and crochethook E (3.5 mm). The snail can also be made using wool or cotton yarn, as long as it’s suitable for crochet hook E (3.5 mm)
The holder has an opening at the top of the snail’s shell to insert a package of tissues, and closes with 2 buttons. Finished size will be approx. 9.3” x 9.9” (23 x 25 cm) (h x w) The snail in pictures was made using SMC Bravo, similar to Stylecraft Special DK.
The snail is crocheted in continuous rounds, amigurumi style.
Approx. gauge: 10 sc = 2” (5 cm), 10 dc = 2.4” (6 cm)
Skill level: advanced beginner / intermediate
Materials used:
crochet hook size E (3.5 mm)
multi colored yarn, white yarn (each approx. 100 gr, 322 yrd, 294 m), small amount of black yarn
safety eyes 9 mm, fiberfill stuffing (preferably a sturdy kind)
stitch marker, tapestry needle, pins
the package of tissues from a square box of tissues, 2 white buttons diameter 0.9“ (1.2 cm)
optional: white sewing thread, pvc pallets
Stitches used: slip stitches, single/half double/double crochet, increasing, decreasing.
This crochet pattern is an original ©Millionbells design, described in English, using US terminology.
• English version (US terms) of the pattern (PDF) is available as instant download after received payment.
Millionbells
Hello dear fellow crocheters. Thank you for visiting my pattern shop. My name is Marjan, I come from a family with creative genes, which I fortunately inherited. Besides designing new and contemporary crochet patterns, I have a creative side job as a florist, close to my hometown here in the Netherlands. I hope, that you like my designs and have as much fun crocheting as I do!