Thilda is a small pillow in the shape of a turtle. It is crocheted with 25 African Flowers in different sizes. You can also make it a heat pad by placing a grain pillow inside.

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 35 flowers is described in detail and with pictures.

Size of the finished figure about 25 cm.

You need:

Cotton - crochet yarn 155 m / 50 g / Fingering (14 wpi) (Schachenmayr Organic Cotton) of course you can use any other kind of yarn

crochet hook 2.5 mm; (C/2); (12)

Approx. amount: Olive Green (00070) 25 g, Pastel Green (00072) 45 g, Light Yellow (00021) 15 g (in the tutorial 3 colors are used, you can combine the colors as you like).

Stuffing material or a heat pillow (for heat pack something hot washable and dryable stuffing material e.g. Power Füll 95º washable)

2 safety eyes approx. 6-10 mm big (optional)

Scissors, stitch markers

If you want to make a heat pad, make sure all the materials you use are heat resistant and microwaveable.

For the errors in the tutorial can not be held responsible. But I am always helpful and would be grateful for your tips.

Due to taxes the price may vary.

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Tutorial as well as the design of the figure, is the intellectual property of Tatjana Beifus and is intended for private use only. Commercial use of these instructions and the figure described here is not permitted. When publishing the images on social networks and other sites, I ask to mention me as the designer of this figure. It is not allowed to reproduce, copy, publish (also in other languages) or produce photo and video tutorials of this tutorial in whole or in part.
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