Hello! Thanks for your interest in my King Penguin wedding couple pattern. This pattern was designed for my dear friends who got married in 2021 and it was based on the King Penguin breed.

This design is also in my ‘I love You’ amigurumi collection where the amigurumi share the same ‘heart beat’.

You will receive a full PDF pattern with clearly written instructions and photo guide to show you how to crochet the penguins. The Bride and the Groom are based on the same pattern.

Pattern features
• Limited sewing, head to toe is one continuous piece
• Able to stand on their own
• Can be used as a wedding gift or home decor
• Care should be taken when letting toddlers play with these penguins for health and safety reasons

Materials
• Yarn: Cotton/ Cotton Blend DK weight
• Crochet hooks: 2.5mm (DK)
• Yarn needles, stitch markers
• Toy stuffing, sharp scissors
• Sewing pins
• Tulle fabric for the veil

Size:
The penguins are around 13cm tall if using Scheepjes Stonewashed

Help & support:
Email: Ellie@foxycrochet.com
Instagram: www.https://www.instagram.com/foxy.crochet

NOTE: This pattern will be delivered digitally via email or instant download after the purchase has been made. Please note that you are buying a digital PDF pattern and NOT a finished product.
This pattern has been tested and proofread by four crocheters.
Copyright © 2021 Foxy Crochet – Ellie Richards. All rights reserved. This pattern is a design of Ellie Richards @Foxy.Crochet. It is illegal to sell, distribute and/or translate into a different language this pattern or any part of it under a different designer’s name. You cannot sell or share freely this pattern and/or any translated version of this pattern (in print or digitally). You can make and sell products made using this pattern with credit to the designer, however we accept no liability whatsoever for the safety, durability and performance of the products you make. You may want to check the CE testing requirements if you are planning to sell these as toys in some countries.
Thank you for understanding the time and effort that went into creating this pattern.