This is Oskar. You can crochet him in the technique of African Flowers.

Immerse yourself in the wonderful world of crochet art with my unique pattern for a captivating African Flowers Scorpio! If you have some crochet experience under your belt, this project will truly inspire you.
You’ll be amazed at how easy it is to crochet the individual elements of this scorpion. With my detailed step-by-step instructions and accompanying visuals, you’ll breeze through each part of the project. Whether you’re a fan of the suggested colors or prefer to unleash your own creative ideas, this pattern allows you to customize the scorpion in your own chosen hues.
Connecting the elements may pose a slight challenge, but fear not! In my pattern, I provide precise explanations on how to assemble the individual components. You’ll be guided through the process with clarity, and the end result will be a breathtakingly detailed figure.
This pattern is designed for intermediate-level crocheters who are ready to take their skills to the next level. You’ll learn new techniques and further enhance your crafting abilities. The joy and satisfaction you’ll feel when holding your own completed scorpion in your hands will make you proud.

The tutorial is written in English (US-terms). Mastery of chain, slip stitches, single crochets and double crochets is assumed. You will receive two ✔ PDF documents which can be downloaded immediately after payment.

✨ PDF 1: You will get detailed and illustrated instructions for making the Flowers. These are crocheted independently of each other.

✨ PDF 2: Then the joining of the 27 Flowers is described in detail and with pictures.

Size of the finished figure about 35 cm long.

You need:

• Cotton - crochet yarn 170 m / 50 g / Fingering (14 wpi) (of course you can use any other kind of yarn)

• Crochet hook 2,5 mm (C/2; 12)

• Approx. amount: Black 35 g, Red 15 g, Anthracite 40 g (in the pattern 3 colors are used, you can combine the colors as you like).

Stuffing material

2 safety eyes approx. 6mm big.

Scissors, pins, stitch markers, darning needle.

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