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Original pattern "The Sleepy Fox" (c) Eserehtanin (Nina)

I took this a while back (in March!) but wanted to wait until my brother had received the one I made for him (the giant blue one). Then I forgot to post it. >v>'

All of these, minus a few small details, are made with the Sleepy Fox pattern made by Nina. The only major things I changed were yarn weight (its thickness) and the hook size. They range from Rosette (the pink one) made with size 10 tatting thread (weight 0) up to the big blue fox made with weight 6 Bernat blanket yarn. the other two are made with weight 2 and 1 (the green and black one) and weight 4 (the gray and mint green one). For reference, most people use weight 4 yarn (usually the Red Heart brand) since it's easiest to work with.

Fun fact: the big blue fox weighed a lot and cost almost $60 to ship xD Nuts, right?

(I don't remember which fox pattern I used for the little one sitting off to the right side >_>' I didn't really like it as much since it felt unnecessarily complicated.)

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Original pattern "The Sleepy Fox" (c) Eserehtanin (Nina)

I took this a while back (in March!) but wanted to wait until my brother had received the one I made for him (the giant blue one). Then I forgot to post it. >v>'

All of these, minus a few small details, are made with the Sleepy Fox pattern made by Nina. The only major things I changed were yarn weight (its thickness) and the hook size. They range from Rosette (the pink one) made with size 10 tatting thread (weight 0) up to the big blue fox made with weight 6 Bernat blanket yarn. the other two are made with weight 2 and 1 (the green and black one) and weight 4 (the gray and mint green one). For reference, most people use weight 4 yarn (usually the Red Heart brand) since it's easiest to work with.

Fun fact: the big blue fox weighed a lot and cost almost $60 to ship xD Nuts, right?

(I don't remember which fox pattern I used for the little one sitting off to the right side >_>' I didn't really like it as much since it felt unnecessarily complicated.)