Materials:
- Red Heart Super Saver yarns:
o Main color: White: 1 skein (364 yrds)
o Comb and wattle color: cherry red: Less than 30 yds
o Leg color: pumpkin orange: less than 75 yds
o Beak color: gold: less than 10 yds
- Hooks:
o Size “I” (5.50 MM) hook
o Size “G” (4.25 MM) hook

• Fiberfill for stuffing head (optional: you can also fill it with plastic bags)
• Safety eyes
• Scissors
• Stitch markers
• Tapestry needle- for weaving in ends

Notes:

1. This pattern is written with the beginner in mind, however I do recommend you be a confident beginner and understand basic stitches, increases, and decreases for this pattern
2. This pattern includes lots of pictures to help you along the way
3. This pattern is written in US terminology for the right-handed crocheter
4. Numbers in parenthesis at end of round states how many stitches.
5. Stitches in brackets indicate stitch pattern followed by how many times to repeat what is in the brackets
6. Chain 1’s at beginning of rows do not count towards stitch count
7. Chain 3’s at beginning of rows do count in st counts
8. Part of this pattern is worked in the round while the majority is worked in rounds
9. This pattern is designed to be worked from top down
10. Guage: a. 9 SC sts X 8 SC rows= 2” b. 6 DC sts; 4 DC rows= 2”
11. Project measures approximately 26” tall by 16” wide
12. Graphics courtesy of yarnstandards.com
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