Recipe - Swan

Crochet pattern swan - The pattern is for free download.

My grandmother had two swans standing on her TV table, which she is really happy about.
In her younger days, she was something of a shark for various needlework, and even though she wasn't the one who got me into this wonderful world of yarn and possibilities, she has been a huge role model for me.

So when she asked one day if I could make some swans like this for her, I threw away my other projects and immediately started to find out if there was a recipe or if I should start myself.

There are a few different variations, and I have been in dialogue with some regarding my version of the recipe, and fortunately I was allowed to make my version.
My grandmother really means a lot to me, so it means a lot to me to be able to give her something she will be happy with.

Info:

In general, for my recipes, the needle size can be changed to suit your own crochet strength.
With needles other than those specified, there may be size variation compared to my figures, but it doesn't matter much as long as you are consistent in your choices.

Materials:

• Crochet hook 6.0, or according to your own crochet tension
• Krabat acrylic yarn, white = 5 grams
• Thread of your choice (e.g. mohair), white = 2 grams 
• Sewing thread for beak, red = 40 cm 
• Pipe cleaner, 0.4 mm x 30 cm 
• White sewing thread = 40 cm 
• Needle for stapling the end
• Sewing needle
• Scissors

Abbreviations:

m = mask
mr = magic ring
dc = double crochet
km = chain stitch
(number) = the number of stitches that should be in the round
round = lap

I would be really happy to see your finished results after you have used one of my designs.
There are always one or more hashtags in my recipes, and if you use them and tag me in the pictures, I have the opportunity to see and possibly share your crochet creations. 

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I wish you a lot of crocheting fun.
Kind regards, Signe - Høvisch Design