STORY

The Mini Kingdom is renowned for its vibrant flower fields and you’ll find flowers in full bloom all year round. The Knight is headed to the flower shop to get a bouquet for his secret crush. The Flower Girl and the Fairy are chattering away about the latest news of the realm. Oops, it looks like they were so busy talking, that the Flower Girl ended up watering the plants way too much. Look at how much they’ve grown! You won’t hear the Butterfly complain though, he’s as happy as can be!

Flower Garden – the flower-themed set of toys from the ‘Mini Kingdom’ collection. This pattern describes how to create the following five toys: Flower Girl, Bellflower, Narcissus, Gerbera and Butterfly.

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SIZES

– Flower Girl: 11.5 cm tall (4.4 inches tall)
– Bellflower: 12.5 cm tall (5 inches tall)
– Narcissus: 12.5 cm tall (5 inches tall)
– Gerbera: 11.5 cm tall (4.4 inches tall)
– Butterfly: 5.5 cm tall (2.2 inches tall)

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MATERIALS

Materials needed to create the toys with the given height:
– crochet hook size 2.00 mm (US: B, UK: 14)
– yarn: Schachenmayr Catania Originals, 100% cotton, 50g/125m (5 ply):
Flower Girl: milky white (105), sand (404), peach (401), pale red (427), light brown (437), leftover of light red (408)
Bellflower: milky white (105), blue (173), light green (392), green (418), nut brown (179), brown (438), leftover of light red (408)
Narcissus: milky white (105), yellow (403), bright yellow (208), light green (392), green (418), nut brown (179), brown (438), leftover of light red (408)
Gerbera: peach (401), pale red (427), light green (392), green (418), nut brown (179), brown (438), leftover of light red (408)
Butterfly: cream (130), pale yellow (206), pink (222), blue (173), leftover of light red
(408)
– black glass or safety eyes Ø 7 mm (3 pair)
– dark brown and black sewing thread
– tapestry needle
– stuffing material

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This pattern is for personal use only. Sharing information from this pattern is prohibited. If you publish the photos of the toys you made with this pattern, crediting the author is always welcome.

Photo(s) by Olka Novytska.

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