RISE mascot, this comprehensive crochet pattern allows you to create the most adventurous rover in the galaxy. Whether you’re a space enthusiast, a science teacher, or a parent looking for the perfect STEM-themed nursery decor, this amigurumi rover is a stellar project.

❤️PATTERN - English only

The pattern is easy to follow.

❤️ VIDEO
◊ How to Finish Amigurumi Perfectly! Invisible Decrease & Closing
◊ https://youtube.com/shorts/ZX2Z9GgIigY
◊ How to Crochet Cap
◊ https://youtu.be/7HuCdbKFrvM
◊ Embroidery Smile https://youtube.com/shorts/0_Y6HL4fYl4

❤️ FINISHED SIZE
◊ 6 cm (2 1/2”) height
◊ 6 cm (2 1/2”) width

❤️Attention!
◊ US Term
◊ Basic Stitches
◊ Crochet in spirals
◊ No-sew crochet

❤️ Materials and tools:
◊ Crochet hook #2 mm/Size B-1/Size 14
◊ Stuffing (fiberfill or polyester cluster filling)
◊ Scissors
◊ Tapestry needle
◊ Safety eyes 0.5cm diameter ( Optional: Instead of
beads, use black thread or yarn to embroidere eyes)
◊ YarnArt Jeans Yarn: 55% Cotton 45% Acrylic, 100g
(350 yds), Sport Weight
◊ COLORS: white, blue, green, black
◊ Any pink yarn for cheeks

❤️ The gauge doesn`t matter. My gauge - 1 inch/ 2.5cm = 6 sc x 7R

❤️Abbreviations in US terms:

◊ ch – chain
◊ sl st – slip stitch
◊ sc - simple crochet
◊ dec – decrease ( invisible decrease – Note1)
◊ inc – increase
◊ surface sl st - To add extra detail, work a Surface Slip Stitch directly onto the finished fabric.

❤️Pattern:
8 pages
very detailed instructions ( in US terms)
30+ Photos
3 Video

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