Fishing Gnome

Make a Fishing Gnome amigurumi with/without a face or as a candy jar! Use different sizes of yarn to make them different sizes. This is a "Choose Your Adventure" pattern where you will be prompted to make choices as you make the gnome. Skill Level: Easy-Intermediate (not absolute beginner, but there is a lot of detailed support within the pattern for advanced beginners to learn new skills!) This is a deluxe, stylized crochet pattern including interactive, clickable navigation, tons of photos, extra tips, and video links. (I think of it as an e-book in PDF format.) Don't like the extra details? There's a shorthand only pattern at the end just for you! Your file includes: 1. Detailed pattern with fully-written out instructions (as if I'm reading a pattern to you) alongside shorthand instructions for learning support. This part of the pattern also has all photos and video links. 2. Printer-friendly, shorthand, text-ONLY pattern pages (use the table of contents for quick access) Materials: - Small Gnome: Finished Size: 6”/15cm; size 4 yarn (fish & fins 40yds, gnome body 35yds, beard 5-10yds,boots 10 yds, skin 6yds, bobber 3yds, worm 2 yds); E/3.5mm hook; 16mm eyes for fish/gnome - Medium Gnome: Finished Size: 8”/20cm; size 5 velvet yarn (fish & fins 44yds, gnome body 33yds, beard 6-11yds, boots 4.5yds, skin 7yds, bobber 3yds, worm 2yds); H/5mm hook; 19-20mm eyes for fish/gnome - Large Gnome: Finished Size: 12”/30cm; size 6 blanket yarn (fish & fins 55yds, gnome body 45yds, beard 20-30yds, boots 6yds, skin 10yds, bobber 3yds, worm 2yds); K/6.5mm hook; 23-24mm eyes for fish/gnome - Other Materials: tapestry needle; poly-fill and/or pellets; stitch markers, scissors - Optional Materials: stuffing stick; stick from the yard or craft pipe cleaner & thread for making fishing rod; *Poly-pellets for a weighted base; sheer stockings for pellets; pet brush for beard/hair; painters tape to protect eyes from pet brush; adhesive (hot glue or E-6000); craft felt in body color; *cork stoppers for mason jars Written using U.S. English terminology Pattern has been tested