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catfindr · 6 months ago

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#petfinder #catfinder #cat #kitten #kitty #food mention #tator tot #black tuxedo #mo #missouri

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bumble-bee-anon · 1 year ago

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Bee? I kinda read back in the chat. You okay? (Neon)

*there is no answer other than the buzzing of bumblebees*

#tator tot #//bee is upsetti

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nii-chan-tamer · 1 year ago

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I tried to draw Tator Tot but it didn’t turn out to well. 😭

#Tator Tot #the kitten tator tot #cat #kitten #kitty #my drawing #tater tot the cat #tater tot

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mars-of-all-trades · 1 year ago

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Crotator-Tot Pattern

Pattern under the read more.

This Pattern does NOT have to be done in Half Double Crochet, that's just my personal preference because i don't like Single Crochet lawl. (I'm just poor artist so its also a cost saving management.

This is the first pattern i've ever written, so there will be mistakes because of that and because i've only been crocheting for 2 years ;))K

This Pattern Takes...about 4-5 Hours to complete.

This pattern may NOT be used for profit, there MUST be a donation to your local animal shelter.

For this Particular Tator Tot I used a 3.125mm hook and Impeccable yarn by loops and threads in color "Pumpkin" and Caron 1 Pound in "Off White"

Guide:

Hdc: Half Double Crochet

Hdc-dec: Half Double Crochet Decrease

Hdc-inc: Half Double Crochet Increase

sl st: Slipstitch

CC: Change Color ((the pattern isn't exact with this, take with grain of salt, change color when you feel like it makes sense <3))

Ear 2x: Chain 7 Sc 5hdc sc Leave tail to attach to head

Head: R1: Hdc 6 magic circle R2: *Hdc-inc* R3: *1 Hdc hdc-inc* R4: *2 Hdc hdc-inc* R5: *3 Hdc hdc-Inc* R6: Hdc ((2 Hdc change color, 2 Hdc change color) R7: Hdc CC 6 Hdc CC hdc R8: *3 Hdc Hdc-dec* R9: *2 Hdc Hdc-dec* ((Place eyes and nose on and start attaching ears and the bed head floof then stuff the head)) R10-end: Hdc-dec Leave long tail to attach

Body:

R1: 6 Hdc magic circle R2: Hdc-inc R3: 1 Hdc Hdc-inc R4: 2 Hdc Hdc-inc R5: 3 hdc hdc-Inc R6: CC Hdc 6 CC *4hdc hdcdec* R7: CC Hdc 8 CC *hdc* R8: CC Hdc 10 CC *5 Hdc Hdc-dec* R9: CC Hdc Hdcdec 3 Hdc Hdcdec CC 3 Hdc R10: *Hdc* R11: CC 10 Hdc CC 3 Hdc 2 Hdcdc Hdc 2 Hdcdec finish row ((Stuff body now)) R12: Hdcdec CC 4Hdc Hdcdec 3Hdc CC Hdc Hdcdec R13-end: Hdcdec until closed

Arms x2: R1: 6 Hdc in MC sl st into first Hdc R2: *Hdc* R3: 4 Hdc-Dec 4 Hdc R4-7: Hdc R8: sl st shut

Should be ~2 inches long Leave long tail to sew on

Leg x2 R1: 10 HDC in MC R2: *Sc * R3: 2 SC-dec SC Sc around until desired length ~5-6 rounds

Tail

6 hdc in mc

Hdc

Dec 1 each row until close

Bonkers: (using embroidery thread OR halving worsted weight (4 strand into 2 strands) ((Requires some finesse )) R1: 20 Hdc MC R2-4: hdc (repetitive testing on arms/legs to make sure they fit, increasing and decreasing as needed)

Constructing the Crotator-Tot

Attach each part of the body to its respective spot (I find it easier to put the tail on straight after the legs are on)

to add the fluff, wrap yarn around your fingers and cut, then tie around stitches. to make fluffy ((Carefully!)) Comb out the yarn