Brego of the Quoll Folk

Meet Brego, a tiger quoll from the temperate rainforests of Tasmania. With sword and torch in hand, he travels where others don't dare, uncovering forgotten secrets. No cave too dark, no gully unsearched. Brego is brave and fearless, always quick to step up to a challenge. Designed with bold markings, expressive shaping, and plenty of little details to enjoy along the way, Brego is a rewarding project for crocheters who love creating lifelike woodland characters. His semi-poseable limbs allow you to bring his adventurous spirit to life, whether he's perched on a shelf, standing proudly, or setting off on an adventure with the rest of your handmade folk. This PDF crochet pattern is written in US crochet terms and includes clear step-by-step instructions, detailed photographs (38), and optional charts to guide you through each stage of construction. **Pattern Details** ➔ Finished Size: Approximately 21cm tall when made with the materials listed below. ➔ Hook: 2.75mm ➔ Yarn Weight: DK / 8ply ➔ Suggested Yarn: Bendigo Woollen Mills 8ply Classic and Rustic Tweed ➔ Gauge: Keep stitches tight enough that stuffing does not show between them. ➔ Skill Level: Intermediate to Advanced. Includes shaping, lots of colourwork, and careful assembly. Clear instructions and photos support you through each stage. ➔ Pattern Format: 35 page full colour PDF written in US crochet terms, plus a printer friendly black and white version. **Materials** ➔ DK / 8ply Yarn ◆ Colour A: Tan ( ~68m/75y ) ◆ Colour B: White ( ~21m/23y ) ◆ Colour C: Orange ( ~83m/90y ) ◆ Colour D: Red ( ~8m/9y ) ◆ Colour E: Brown ( ~5m/6y ) ◆ Colour F: Yellow/Light Orange ( ~4m/5y ) ◆ Colour G: Light Grey ( ~5m/6y ) ◆ Colour H: Medium Grey ( ~3m/4y ) ◆ Colour I: Dark Brown/Black ( ~4m/5y ) ➔ Stuffing ➔ Sewing pins to hold pieces in place during assembly. Not essential, but helpful for accuracy. ➔ Stitch marker to keep track of rounds. A short piece of yarn works well. ➔ Yarn needle ( or smaller if you prefer to attach pieces with thread ). If you’d like to attach the limbs so they’re semi-poseable, you’ll need a long tapestry needle or the like. ➔ Scissors