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Tuffs the lynx

By Son's Popkes

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Tuffs the lynx
Tuffs the lynx
Tuffs the lynx
Tuffs the lynx
Tuffs the lynx
€5,65

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Product Description

Tuffs is a very rustic and unique crochet lynx. With this easy pattern you can make him in a day.

Size: 5.5 inch/ 14 cm sitting when made with Istex Lett Lopi and hook E / 3,5 mm.

The instructions are written in US crochet terms. The pattern contains a list of materials, tools and accessories needed. Brand and colour numbers of the needed yarn. A clear and colour coded description of how to crochet and assemble the animal. Pictures and illustrations to help getting everything right.

Materials For this lynx you need worsted weight yarn and an E US/3.5 mm crochet hook and three colours of yarn: beige (1/3 of a 100 yard skein), white (1/8) and a bit of brown black. The quantities are estimates. For the eyes I’ve used 8 mm animal eyes. You will also need fibrefill and pellets for a bit of extra weight in the body (I use Hama beads). You can use an animal safety nose, needle-felt a nose or embroider one. Lopi colour numbers: 0085, 0051 and 0052.

Tuffs the lynx
€5,65
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Tuffs the Lynx Crochet Amigurumi Pattern

What is Being Made

Tuffs is a crocheted lynx toy designed by Sonja van der Wijk (Son's Popkes). This is an amigurumi-style stuffed animal project that creates a small, finished lynx approximately 5.5 inches (14 centimeters) in sitting height when made with the recommended yarn. The pattern produces a three-dimensional plush toy suitable for display, play, or gift-giving.

Crochet Techniques Used

The Tuffs lynx pattern employs several fundamental amigurumi construction techniques. The doll is worked in the round using continuous spirals, which creates seamless cylindrical and spherical sections that form the body, head, and limbs. This spiral construction method eliminates the need for joining rounds with slip stitches, resulting in a smooth, continuous fabric. Crocheters are encouraged to use a stitch marker to track the beginning of each round and advance it with each new round to maintain pattern accuracy.

The pattern incorporates color changes throughout the design to create the distinctive markings and features of a lynx. Color transitions are managed strategically: more complex color changes are highlighted in color-coded instructions within the pattern text, while simpler changes are noted after the round description. All color changes are executed by changing yarn in the final loop of a stitch, ensuring the new color appears on the hook as the next round begins.

Crochet Stitches Used

While the pattern description provided focuses on construction methodology, standard American crochet terminology is used throughout. The pattern is written in American crochet terms, which is important for crocheters to note before beginning, as stitch abbreviations and names differ between American and other crochet conventions (such as British terminology).

Materials: Yarn and Tools

The pattern calls for worsted weight yarn. Sonja van der Wijk strongly recommends using a fuzzy yarn to achieve the characteristic soft, textured appearance of a lynx. The designer used Istex Lètt lopi, a 100% wool yarn, for the original sample. This wool yarn provides the ideal fuzzy texture and appropriate weight for the finished toy size.

Essential tools include a crochet hook appropriate for worsted weight yarn, a stitch marker for tracking rounds, and fiberfill or similar stuffing material for filling the completed amigurumi pieces before assembly (standard for stuffed toy construction).

Pattern Difficulty and Customization Notes

This pattern is rated as intermediate difficulty, indicating it is suitable for crocheters with foundational skills who are ready to tackle multi-part amigurumi construction and color changes. The finished size of the lynx is dependent on two variables: the yarn weight used and the individual crocheter's tension. Because of this variability, Sonja van der Wijk recommends experimenting with eye size despite the pattern recommendations, allowing crafters to customize the toy's proportions and expression to their preference.

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Specifications

Brand: Independent Designer
Yarn Weight: Worsted
Pages: 7
Designer: Son's Popkes
Craft: Crochet
Format: Downloadable PDF
Languages: English
Number of Patterns: 1
Skill Level: Intermediate

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