One Piece Denden Mushi- Transponder snail.
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One Piece Denden Mushi- Transponder snail.
One Piece Denden MushiTransponder snail. (Note: This is my first pattern so if you find any mistakes or it doesn’t make sense I apologize.) This is a pattern will show you how to make a simple transponder snail, in this case the one Buggy uses at the war at Marineford. From this pattern I went on to make 3 others: Law, Luffy and Doflamingo and each one came with their own challenges and I will NOT be posting the patterns for them, the rest is up to you. This pattern is FREE to use and all I ask is if you send me a picture of the denden, I really like to see other peoples work, you can send them via my facebook page- www.facebook.com/meemeesallsorts. DO NOT claim the pattern as your own. If you make the product please credit the pattern to me, and the usual copyrights to Echiiro oda. Materials: 4mm hook (US-G hook) Lemon yarn DK White yarn DK Blue yarn DK White and pink felt Needle PVA Glue Stuffing Pipe cleaner Wire cutters and needle nose pliers/ Scissors Cardboard Tension: Never really did one. Just enough so the stuffing doesn’t show. Pattern is written with USA terminology (despite me being English), blame youtube. SC- single crochet = DC- Double crochet (in English terms) Slst- Slip stitch Inc- Increase Dec- Decrease FO- Fasten off Pattern is worked in a continuous spiral and in rounds (R). Base: I do this in advance as it will give the glue time to dry. Work in rows. With yellow, Ch5 Row 1: Inc beg+end Row 2: Sc across Row 3: Inc beg+end Row 4: Sc across 5 times Row 5: Dec beg+end Row 6: Sc across 5 times Row 7: Dec beg+end Row 8: Sc across twice Row 9: Dec across Fo and leave an approx 30cm tail to sew later. Get a piece of cardboard and lay the piece on top. Draw around and cut it out so that the cardboard is just a little smaller than the piece you made. I put PVA glue about a cm or so from the edge in case it needs to be trimmed down a bit more later. Leave to dry. Body: With yellow, Ch 42 R1: Slst into first ch and place a marker. R2: Sc round. R3: [Sc 2, dec] 3 times, Sc 18, dec, [Sc 2, dec] 3 times. R3: Dec once beg+end. R4: Dec twice beg+end. FO- leave a tail to sew later. Where you have FO, count 6sc on both sides and pinch together or stick the hook through them. The 2sc you pinched together will count as 1sc, count 18sc for the head. Join yarn where you pinched or have your hook. I start attaching the base at this point, so sew the gap together on the back and sew the base on. Trim the cardboard if need be. R5: R6: R7: R8: R9: Sc round twice (18sc) [Sc, dec] around. Sc round twice. (I start stuffing here and continue as I go.) [Sc, dec] around. Sc round twice (8sc) Here it gets tricky and very fiddily. Line up the body and pinch the top together. You are going to make the stalks of the eyes so count 4sc either side to make two small circles. Use a marker or hook if need be to help. R10: Sc round 4 times (4sc) FO R11: Join yarn on other side. Sc round 4 times FO Eyes: (make 2) With yellow, make a magic circle and sc 4. R1: Sc, inc round twice R2: Sc round R3: Sc, dec round twice FO Here I put a tiny amount of stuffing in. Take your pipe cleaners and cut 3cm. I fold in the ends so it’s easier to insert into the stalks. Attach the eyes. Shell: (make 2) With white make a magic circle and sc 6. R1: Inc round R2: Sc, inc round R3: Sc2, inc round R4: Sc3, inc round R5: In back loops only, Sc round. R6: From marker, slst 8sc. R7: Change to blue. On the same round- Sc round to marker (or first slst) R8: Change to white. Join yarn. Following the blue, Sc round. You should end up with two identical pieces. When you sew them together there should be a hole in the bottom. That’s fine, because that’s going to sit nicely on the back. Choose one end and join a length of yarn to the centre of the notch where you sewn it together and line up to the tail where you began sewing that up. Then sew round evenly matching the other notch to where you sewn up to the base of the head, stuffing as you go. Arms/feelers/whatever: (make 4) With yellow, Ch 3 R1: Sc across R2: Dec. I made 4 (2 for each) so they wouldn’t curl. Sew 2 pieces together and from the base if the stalks count 3 sc rows down. Sew them on. Antenna: With White Ch 4, slst into first ch R1-5: Sc round Top of antenna: With white make a magic circle and sc 4 R1: Sc, inc round twice R2: Sc round R3: Sc, dec round twice Antenna band: With yellow ch 8. Grab your white felt and cut out two small circles for the eyes, and pink felt to cut out a shield for the open mouth. And there you have it. You should have one transponder snail. This isn’t set in stone, but after working with it a few times it got better. If you do go on and make others, please send me links to the address at the beginning I really would love to see what you made :D Happy making!