Oscar Wilde

This pattern is part of a series of iconic LGBTQ+ characters and people I'm making to celebrate pride month.

Difficulty: 

Medium - difficult

You will need:

• A 2.5mm hook (use this if no hook specified)
• A 2mm hook
• A 1mm hook
• A 0.8mm hook (optional)
• dk yarn in beige and dark brown (or another suitable skin colour)
• 4ply yarn in medium brown, dark blue,and light blue
• #8 crochet cotton in white (optional)
• #10 crochet cotton in green and black
• Embroidery thread in light green, turquoise, light blue, black, white, dark brown, and beige (as closely matched to the dk yarn as possible). You will also need 2 skeins of cream, but this can be replaced with cream #8 crochet cotton if you prefer.
• 3 small dark blue beads (approx. 4-5mm in diameter)
• Dark brown sewing thread
• A small snap fastener
• A darning needle
• An embroidery needle
• A regular sewing needle
• A knitting needle
• cardboard
• PVA glue
• A large bowl or saucepan
• A pet brush
• Toy stuffing
• Scissors

Note:

• This pattern includes the back-to-front single crochet stitch (bfsc). A video to show you how to do this can be found here. It's pretty simple but if you can't work it out you can just use a regular single crochet stitch, but this will give it a slightly different look.

• 'fasten off neatly' refers to a special way of fastening off which is neater and makes it easier to see where you should be crocheting on the next round (also known as invisible fastening off). This involves pulling up your yarn through your stitch, threading the yarn underneath the second stitch from where you pulled your yarn up, then threading your yarn back through the top of this stitch and down through the back of the work. There is a very helpful site that explains it clearly found here.

For the body: 
With beige make a magic loop with 6sc
Round 1: 2sc in each st (12sc)
Round 2: sc in the first st, 2sc in the next st, rep  to end (18sc)
Round 3: sc in the first 2 sts, 2sc in the next st, rep to end(24sc)

Rounds 4 - 9: (6 rounds) sc in each st (24sc)

Round 10: sc in the first 2 sts, sc2tog, rep to end (18sc)
Round 11: sc in the first st, sc2tog, rep to end (12sc)
Round 12: (sc in the first 2sts, sc2tog) 3 times (9sc)
Rounds 13 - 14: (2 rounds) sc in each st
Round 15: slip1, sc, hdc3, sc, slip3
Round 16: slip1, sc, hdc3, sc, slip1
Fasten off
Stuff firmly

For the arms (make 2):
With beige make a magic loop with 6sc
Round 1: sc in the first st, 2sc in the next st, rep to end (9sc)
Rounds 2 - 3: (2 rounds) sc in each st (9sc)
Round 4: sc in the first st, sc2tog, rep to end (6sc)
Round 5: sc in each st
Fasten off black yarn and fasten on grey yarn.
Rounds 6 - 9: (4 rounds) sc in each st (6sc)
Fasten off

Lightly stuff these arms and sew them to the sides of the body

For the legs (make 2):
With beige make a magic loop with 6sc
Round 1: 2sc in each st (12sc)

Round 2: sc in the first 3 sts, 2cs in the next st, rep to end (15sc)
Rounds 3- 4: (2 rounds) sc in each st (15sc)
Round 5: sc2tog 3 times, sc in the last 9 sts (12sc)
Round 6: sc in the first 2 sts, sc2tog, rep to end (9sc)
Fasten off. Fasten on in grey yarn
Rounds 7 - 11: (5 rounds) sc in each st (9sc)

Fasten off
Stuff the legs and sew them to the underside of the body

For the head:
With beige make a magic loop with 6sc
Round 1: 2sc in each st (12sc)
Round 2: sc in the first st, 2sc in the next st, rep  to end (18sc)
Round 3: 2hdc, sc2, slip13, sc2
Round 4: sc in each st
Round 5: sc6, slip9, sc4
Rounds 6 - 11: (6 rounds) sc in each st
Round 12: (sc, sc2tog) 6 times, sc (13sc)
Stuff firmly
Round 13: sc2tog 6 times (7sc)
Round 14: sc2tog twice (5sc)
Fasten off

For the ears (make 2):
with beige ch3
Round 1: make 3sc in the 2nd chain st from hook, the make 3sc in the following chain st

Fasten off

Sew to the sides of the head

For the nose:
With beige make a magic loop with 1sc. ch1, turn
Row 1: sc in this st. ch1, turn
Roe 2: make 3sc in this st (3sc)
Fasten off

Sew this to the face, then use a strand of yarn to pull back the parts of the head either side of the top of the nose to make eye sockets (this can be done by making repeated stitches through the head and pulling tightly)

 For the eyes:
Embroiderer the whites with white embroidery thread, then add the irises in light blue, before adding the pupils using black.

Add eyelids using the beige embroidery thread.

For the hair:
cut a section of cardboard 8cm wide. Wrap the brown dk yarn repeatedly around the width of this, then cut along the yarn on one end so you have lots of 16cm long strands 

Tie the centre of these to a long pole such as a knitting needle, then brush the yarn repeatedly until it is smooth. Boil a kettle full of water, pour it into a saucepan or large bowl, and dip the yarn lengths into the water. Leave somewhere warm to dry out.

After this is done, apply PVA glue to the top of each the the strands, just underneath where they are ties around the needle. Leave to dry, then snip the yarn off just above where you applied the glue.

After this you will need to sew the hair to the head. Start from the top, making the central parting firts. Sew each strand of hair in place so that it it facing upwards, so that it can be folded down to hide the glued section (this is the section you should sew over)

After you've made the parting you should continue to sew the remainder of the hair onto the head in the same way. You may want to use the following image (or any other images you can find online) as a reference.

©Notwist

 

Once you have attached the hair you will need to shape and cut it. I used a few stitches to hold parts of the hair in place (such as around the ears to make it seem more wavy), then trimmed it to just below the ears.

For the remaining facial features:

Use brown embroidery thread to sew the eyebrows onto the face. I used a single stand and make repeated small stitches, to resemble the individual hairs.

You then need to embroider the mouth using black embroidery thread.

The final thing to do is to sew the head to the neck of the body

For the shirt:
This is optional since its not particularly visible underneath the jacket and coat

With a 0.8mm hook and #8 crochet cotton ch46
Row 1: sc in the 2nd chain st from hook, then sc in every following chain st. ch1, turn (45sc)
Rows 2 - 3: (2 rows) sc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 4: sc 42, ch2, skip2, sc. ch1, turn
Row 5: sc, make 2sc in the hole below the chains sts, sc in the next 42sts. ch1, turn
Rows 6 - 8: (3 rows) sc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 9: sc, ch2, skip2, sc42. ch1, turn
Row 10: sc42, make 2sc in the hole below the chain sts, sc in the final st. ch1, turn
Rows 11 - 13: (3 rows) sc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 14: sc42, ch2, skip2, sc. ch1, turn
Row 15: sc, make 2sc in the hole below the chain sts, sc in the next 42sts. ch1, turn
Row 16: sc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 17: sc8, ch1, turn (8sc)
Row 18: sc8, ch1, turn
Row 19: sc, ch2, skip2, sc2, hdc3. ch2, turn
Row 20: 2hdc, hdc2, turn (4sts)
Row 21: slip1, ch2, hdc3
Fasten off

Rejoin yarn to the 8th st from the other end of row 16

Row 17: sc in this st and the next 7 sts. ch1, turn (8sc)
Row 18: sc8. ch2, turn
Row 19: hdc3, sc5, turn
Row 20: slip5, ch2, hdc2, make 2hdc in the next st. ch2, turn
Row 21: hdc3
Fasten off

Rejoin yarn to row 16 to the 9th st from the first section you made.

Row 17: sc in this st and the next 14sts. ch1, turn (15sc)
Row 18: sc2tog, sc4, sc3tog, sc4, sc2tog. ch1, turn (11sc)
Row 19: make 2sc in the first st, sc9, make 2sc in the last st. ch2, turn (13sc)
Row 20: make 2hdc in the first st, hdc2, ch1, sc7, ch1, hdc2, make 2hdc in the last st. ch2,turn (17sts (including chain sts))
Row 21: hdc3, ch2, slip11, ch2, hdc3
Fasten off

Sew the shoulder seams together

For the collar:
Rejoin yarn to row 19 to the stitch before the buttonhole. 

Row 1: make 2sc in the hole below the chain sts, then sc a further 28sts around the edge of the neckline. ch1, turn (30sc)
Row 2: sc6, sc2tog, sc5, sc2tog, sc6, sc2tog, sc5, sc2tog. ch2, turn (26sc)
Row 3: make 2hdc in the first st, hdc, sc22, hdc, make 2hdc in the last st. ch2, turn (28sc)
Row 4: make 2hdc in the first st, hdc2, sc22, hdc2, make 2hdc in the last st (30sc)
Fasten off

Sew buttons to the front edge of the shirt opposite the buttonholes.


For the stockings (make 2):
with a 1mm hook and 3 strands of cream embroidery thread make a magic loop with 10dc
Row 1: slip the first st of the last round, ch2, turn, then make 2dc in each st (20dc)
Row 2: slip the first st of the last round, ch2, turn, (dc, make 2dc in the next st) 10 times (30dc)
Row 3: slip the first st of the last round, ch2, turn, (dc5, make 2dc in the next st) 5 times (35dc)
Row 4: slip the first st of the last round, ch2, turn, then dc in each st
Row 5: slip the first st of the last round, ch2, turn. dc15, dc3tog, dc2, dc3tog, dc13 (31dc)
Row 6: slip the first st of the last round, ch2, turn, dc13, dc3tog, dc2, dc3tog, dc10 (27dc)
Row 7: slip the first st of the last round, ch2, turn, then dc in each st
Row 8: slip the first st of the last round, ch2, turn. dc12, dc2tog, dc12 (26dc)
Rows 9 - 11: (3 rows) slip the first st of the last round, ch2, turn, then dc in each st
Fasten off

For the trousers:

For the trouser legs (make 2):

with black 4ply yarn and a 2mm crochet hook ch19

Round 1: sc in the first chain st, sc in every following chain st (this will create a loop)

Rounds 2 - 5: (4 rounds) sc in each st (20sc)

Fasten off neatly 

Rejoin yarn to one of the sts on this trouser leg you made

Round 6: sc in this st and the next 14sts of this trouser leg, then sc in 15 sts around the egde of the other trouser section (30sc)

Rounds 10 - 16: (7 rounds) sc in each of these 30 sts

Fasten off neatly

Sew up the crotch of these trousers

Place them on the body over the stockings and sew a length of shearing elastic around the lower hems to tighten them.



For the shoes (make 2):
With a 0.9mm hook and black #10 crochet cotton ch6
Round 1: sc in the 2nd chain st from hook, then sc in the following 3 chain sts. make 3sc in the last chain st, then sc in the back of each of the 3 chain sts you crocheted into in turn. Make 2sc in the  back of the first chain st you crocheted into (12sc)
Round 2: make 2sc in the first st, sc3, make 2sc in each of the next 3 sts, sc3, make 2sc in both of the last 2sts (18sc)
Round 3: sc, make 2sc in the next st, sc3, (sc, make 2sc in the following st) 3 times, sc3, (sc, make 2sc in the next st) twice (24sc)
Round 4: sc2, make 2sc in the next st, sc3, (sc2, make 2sc in the following st) 3 times, sc3, (sc2, make 2sc in the next st) twice (30sc)
Round 4: sc3, make 2sc in the next st, sc3, (sc3, make 2sc in the following st) 3 times, sc3, (sc3, make 2sc in the next st) twice (36sc)
Rounds 5 - 7: (3 rounds) sc in each st
Round 8: sc12, sc2tog, sc3tog, sc2tog, sc17 (32sc)
Round 9: sc10, sc2tog, sc3tog, sc2tog, sc15 (28sc)
Fasten off

For the bow:
With a 1mm hook and green embroidery thread ch4
Row 1: sc in the 2nd chain st from hook, then sc in the following 2 chain sts. ch1, turn (3sc)
Row 2: sc3tog. ch1, turn (1sc)
Rows 3 - 4: sc in this st. ch1, turn
Row 5: make 3sc in this st. ch1, turn (3sc)
Rows 6 - 7: (2 rows) sc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 8: sc3tog. ch1, turn (1sc)
Rows 9 - 10: (2 rows) sc in this st. ch1, turn
Row 11: make 3sc in this st. ch1, turn (3sc)
Rows 12 - 13: (2 rows) sc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 14: sc3tog. ch1, turn (1sc)
Rows 15 - 16: (2 rows) sc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 17: make 3sc in this st. ch1, turn (3sc)
Row 18: sc in each st
Fasten off

Sew rows 3/4 and 15/16 together, as shown in the 2nd image below, then sew this section to rows 9/10 to make a bow shape. Sew this to the front of the shoes. You may wish to secure the shoes to the feet by making a few stitches between these and the stockings, to ensure they don't fall off.

For the jacket:
This is made with the side that would conventionally be the right side on the inside, in order to achieve a more velvety feel.
With a 1mm hook and dark blue 4ply ch30
Row 1: make 2sc in the 2nd chain st from hook, sc27, make 2sc in the last chain st. ch1, turn (31sc)
Row 2: make 2bfsc in the first st, bfsc29, make 2bfsc inthe last st. ch1, turn (33bfsc)
Row 3: make 2sc in the first st, sc31, make 2sc in the last st. ch1, turn (35sc)
Row 4: bfsc35 in each st. ch1, turn
Row 5: make 2sc in the first st, sc33, make 2sc in the last st. ch1, turn (37sc)
Row 6: bfsc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 7: make 2sc in the first st, sc35, make 2sc in the last st. ch1, turn (39sc)
Row 8: bfsc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 9: make 2sc in the first st, sc37, make 2sc in the last st. ch1, turn (41sc)
Row 10: bfsc in each st, ch1, skip1, bfsc. ch1, turn
Row 11: sc in the first st, make 2sc in the hole made by the chain st, skip1, sc in the next 38sts. ch1, turn (41sts)
Row 12: bfsc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 13: sc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 14: bfsc in each st, ch1, skip1, bfsc. ch1, turn
Row 15: sc in the first st, make 2sc in the loop in the hole made by the chain st, skip1, sc in the next 38sts (41sts)
Row 16: bfsc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 17: sc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 18: bfsc6, bfsc2tog. ch1, turn (7bfsc)
Row 19: sc5, sc2tog. ch1, turn (6sc)
Row 20: bfsc2tog, bfsc4. ch2, turn (5bfsc)
Row 21: make 2hdc in the first st, hdc, hdc2tog. ch2, turn (4sts)
Row 22: bfsc in each of these 4sts. turn
Row 23: slip1, sc, hdc
Fasten off

Rejoin yarn to row 17 to the 6th st from the last st you crocheted into on this row.
Row 18: bfsc2tog between this st and the next, bfsc9, bfsc2tog. ch1,turn (11sts)
Row 19: sc5, sc2tog, sc4. ch1, turn (10sc)
Row 20: make 2bfsc in the first st, bfsc8, make 2bfsc in the last st. ch2, turn (12sts)
Row 21: hdc3, sc, slip4, sc, hdc3
Row 22: bfsc3, ch1, slip6, ch1, bfsc3
Fasten off

Rejoin yarn to  row 17 to the 6th st from the last st you crocheted into on this row
Row 18: bfsc2tog between this st and the next st, bfsc6, ch1, skip1, bfsc (9sts)
Row 19: sc2tog between the first st and the hole underneath the chain st. sc in the hole the chain st, skip1, sc in the next 6sts. ch1, turn
Row 20: bfsc5, bfsc2tog.ch1, turn (7sc)
Row 21: slip1, hdc2tog, hdc2, make 2hdc in the last st. ch2, turn
Row 22: bfsc4. turn (4sts)
Row 23: slip1, ch2, hdc, sc, slip1
Fasten off

sew the shoulder seams together

For the sleeves (make 2):
Join dark blue 4ply yarn to the armhole and sc18 around the outside of this armhole with a 1mm hook

Rounds 1 - 9: (9 rounds) sc in each of these 18sts
Fasten off



For the cuffs (make 2):
With a 1mm hook and dark blue 4ply ch21
Row 1: sc in the first chain st you made, then sc in every following chian s to make a loop (21sc)
Row 2: sc in each st
Fasten off neatly

rejoin yarn to the back of one of the chain sts you made when casting on.
Row 3: sc in the back of this chain st and every following chain st
Fasten off neatly

rejoin light blue yarn to one of the cast off edges, then slip 21 around the outside edge. Make sure that the  right side of the slip sts is on the 'wrong' side of the cuffs (i.e. not the smooth side) Fasten off neatly.
Repeat for the other cast-off edge.
Sew these to the ends of the sleeves, making sure that the 'wrong' side is facing outwards.

For the collar:
rejoin yarn to the first st you made on row 19 (above the buttonhole), then sc 25sts around the neckline round to the other side. ch1, turn

Row 1: In the front loop only of each st: sc2tog, sc, slip1, sc5, make 2sc in the next st, sc5, make 2sc in the next st, sc5, slip1, sc, sc2tog, ch1,turn (25sc)
Row 2: hdc2tog, ch1, slip1, ch2, make 2hdc in the next st, hdc2, bfsc, make 2bfsc in the next st, bfsc4, make 2bfsc in the following st, bfsc4, make 2bfsc in the next st, bfsc, hdc2, make 2hdc in the next st, ch2, slip1, ch1, hdc2tog. turn (34sts)
Row 3: slip5 (including the chain sts), ch2, make 2hdc in the next st, hdc4, make 2sc inteh following st, sc5, make 2sc in the next st, sc6, make 2sc in the next st, hdc4, make 2hdc in the following st, ch2, slip5
Fasten off

join blue yarn to the bottom right-hand corner of the jacket (as shown in the first image), then make slip sts along the bottom edge and up the left-hand side of the jacket (looking at it from the front).
Fasten off
Rejoin yarn to the top right-hand edge corner of the jacket, then slip down the right-hand edge. Fasten off neatly

Rejoin yarn to the right-hand side of the collar (as shown in the first image), then slip around the edge of the collar.

Embroider with light blue yarn around the outer edge of each of the 3 buttonholes.
Sew a bead to the left-hand side opposite the buttonholes.

For the bow tie:
With a 1mm hook and 3 strands of turquoise embroidery thread ch5
Row 1: sc in the 2nd chain st from hook, the sc in the next 3 chain sts. ch1, turn (4sc)
Rows 2 - 6: (5 rows) sc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 7: sc2tog twice. ch1, turn (2sc)
Rows 8 - 11: (4 rows) sc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 12: make 2sc in both sts. ch1, turn (4sc)
Rows 13 - 15: (3 rows) sc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 16: sc2tog twice. ch1, turn (2sc)
Rows 17 - 20: (4 rows) sc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 21: make 2sc in both sts. ch1, turn (4sc)
Rows 22 - 24: (3 rows) sc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 25: sc2tog twice. ch1, turn (2sc)
Rows 26 - 29: (4 rows) sc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 30: 2sc in both sts. ch1, turn (4sc)
Rows 31 - 35: (5 rows) sc in each st
Fasten off
Fold into a bow shape, as you did for the bows on the shoes

For the fastening:
With a 1mm hook and 3 strands of turquoise embroidery thread make a magic loop with 1sc. ch1, turn
continue crocheting in this st until the fastening is long enough to stretch round the neck (plus a bit extra to wrap around the centre of the bow, as shown below). If you have decided to make the shirt it will need to fit around the outside of the collar, and so should measure around 7.5cm.
Sew one end of this around the centre of the bow (as shown below), then sew snap fasteners to the back of the bow and to the other end of this fastening. (Alternatively you can just sew the ends together after tying it around the neck, if you're not bothered about being able to take it off.)

Fasten this around the shirt and sew down the edges of the collar over the top of it

For the coat:
with green #10 crochet cotton and a 1mm hook ch37
Row 1: sc in the 2nd chain st from hook, then sc in every following chain st. ch1, turn (36sc)
Rows 2  - 23: (22 rows) sc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 24: sc2tog, sc3. ch1, turn (4sc)
Row 25: sc4. ch1, turn
Row 26: sc2tog, sc2. ch1, turn (3sc)
Row 27: sc3. ch1, turn
Row 28: sc3
Fasten off

Rejoin yarn to row 23.to the 7th st from this section you just made

Row 24: sc in this st and then next 12sts. ch1, turn (13sc)
Row 25: sc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 26: sc in each st. ch2, turn
Row 27: make 2hdc in the first st, hdc2, sc7, hdc2, make 2hdc in the last st. ch2, turn (15sts)
Row 28: hdc3, ch1, sc9, ch1, hdc3. ch2, turn (17sts (including chain sts))
Row 29: hdc3, ch1, sc11, ch1, hdc3
Fasten off

rejoin yarn to row 23 to the 7th st from this section you just made
Row 24: sc in this st and the next 2sts, sc2tog. ch1, turn (4sc)
Row 25: sc4. ch1, turn
Row 26: sc2, sc2tog. ch1, turn (3sc)
Row 27: sc3. ch1, turn
Row 28: sc3
Fasten off

Sew the shoulder seams together

For the sleeves (make 2):
ch26
Round 1: sc in the first chain st you made, then sc in every following chain st to make a loop (26sc)
Rows 2 - 5: (4 rounds) slip the first st from the last round. ch1, turn, then sc in each st.
Row 6: slip the first st from the last round, ch1, turn, sc in the slipped st and the next 25sts.
Row 7: slip the first st from the last round, ch1, turn, (sc11, sc2tog) twice (24sc)
Row 8: slip the first st from the last round, ch1, turn, sc in each st
Row 9: slip the first st from the last round, ch1, turn, (sc10, sc2tog) twice (22sc)
Rows 10 - 12: (3 rows) slip the first st from the last round, ch1, turn, sc in each st. ch1, turn
Row 13: sc15. ch1, turn
Row 14: sc2tog, sc4, sc3tog, sc4, sc2tog. ch1, turn (11sc)
Row 15: sc2tog, sc7, sc2tog. ch1, turn (9sc)
Row 16: sc2tog, sc, sc3tog, sc, sc2tog. ch1, turn (5sc)
Row 17: sc2tog, sc, sc2tog. ch1, turn
Fasten off

Sew these to the armholes.


For the collar:
ch33
Row 1: sc in the 2nd loop from the hook, then sc in every following st. ch1, turn (32sc)
Row 2: sc10, (sc, make 2sc in the next st) 6 times, sc10. ch1, turn (38sc)
Row 3: sc2tog, sc8, (sc2, make 2sc in the next st) 6 times, sc8, sc2tog. ch1, turn (42sc)
Row 4: sc3tog, sc6, (sc3, make 2sc int he next st) 6 times, sc6, sc3tog. ch1, turn (44sc)
Row 5: sc3tog, sc, sc2tog, sc, (sc4, 2sc) 6 times, sc, sc2tog, sc, sc3tog (44sc)
Fasten off

You then need to add the fur to the collar and the sleeves. Wind the dark brown yarn around a section of cardboard approx. 2cm wide, then cut down one side of it, as you did for the hair. Attach these yarn lengths to the collar and the ends of the sleeve. This should be done by folding each strand in half in turn, pulling the looped end through a stitch in the head, then passing the loose ends through the loop you made to secure it. Photos demonstrating how to do this can be found on the hair section of my David Bowie pattern.

 


After the collar is covered it should be sewn to the neckline of the coat.

For the hat:
with 4ply yarn and a 2mm hook ch4
Round 1: make 2sc in the 2nd chain st from hook, sc in the next chain st, make 3sc in the final chain st, sc in the back loop of the previous st, then make 2sc in the back of the first st you crocheted into (9sc)
Round 2: sc, make 3hdc in the next st, sc in the same st, sc in the next 2sts, (sc, hdc, sc) in the same, st, sc2, sc, then make 3hdc in the same st, sc (18sts)
Round 3: sc2, make 3hdc in the next st, sc in the same st, sc5, make 2hdc in each of the next 2 sts, sc5, sc, make 3hdc in the same st, sc2 (26sts)
Rounds 4 - 9: (6 rounds) sc in each st
Fasten off neatly
rejoin yarn to the front loop of one of these sts
Round 10: In the front loop of each st: sc5, make 2sc in the next st, sc6, make 2sc in the following st, sc5, make 2sc in the next st, sc6, make 2sc in the last st (30sc)
Round 11: (sc4, make 2sc in the next st) 6 times (36sc)
Round 12: (sc5, make 2sc in the next st) 6 times (42sc)
Round 13: (sc6, make 2sc in the next st) 6 times (48sc)
Round 14: (sc7, make 2sc in the next st) 6 times (56sc)

Sew the hat to the hand (or place it on the head if you prefer)

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