Qiang the Horse
Qiang (强 – pronounced CHYAHNG, meaning “strong” or “energetic”) is a friendly little horse, a Guizhou pony from a mountain farm in the Guizhou province of Southwestern China. Like those born in the Year of the Horse, he is outgoing, enthusiastic and tenacious. He hopes he can encourage you to persevere towards your goals in the year to come!
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For this pattern you will need:
50g brown DK yarn
Around 11m black DK yarn
Around 850cm grey DK yarn
3.5 mm crochet hook (UK 9, US E/4)
15 mm safety eyes
Stuffing
Scissors
Darning needle
Any crochet hook smaller than 3.5 mm to weave in loose ends
Stitch markers to keep track of the end of your most recent round (and to help you place the safety eyes)
Size: about 28 cm long (from nose to tail), 11 cm wide (between outsides of front feet) and 19 cm tall (up to top of ears).
Difficulty: no complex stitches. Smaller components may be a little fiddly to sew.
(Note: Qiang the Horse cannot actually stand on its hind legs.)
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