Materials:
- White yarn. (I think 1 skein of Red Heart Super Saver Solids should be enough.)
- Black yarn. (I used Red Heart again.)
- Red yarn. (Also Red Heart!)
- Size H crochet hook.
- Big yarn needle.
Note: This pattern is done in rounds. Do not join. Mark the first stitch of every row. Crochet in both loops, unless otherwise stated.
Pattern:
Nose
Using black yarn,
Sc 5 in a magic ring (or ch 2, 5 sc in second ch from hook).
R1: 2 sc in each sc around.
R2: 1 sc in each sc.
Finish off and leave a long tail to sew on.
Head (working from nose to back of the head)
Using white yarn,
Sc 8 in a magic ring (or ch 2, 8 sc in second ch from hook).
R1: 2 sc in each sc around
R2: *Sc 1, 2 sc in next sc*, repeat around
R3 - R11: 1 sc in each sc around.
R12: In the front loops only: *Sc 1 in next 3 sc, sc 2 in next sc*, repeat around.
R13: *Sc 1 in next 4 sc, 2 sc in next sc*, repeat around.
R14: 1 sc in each sc around.
R15: 1 dc in each of the next 12 sc, then 1 sc in each sc until the end of the row.
R16: *dc 4, dc2tog*, repeat 3 times.
R17: *Sc 4, sc2tog*, repeat around.
R18 - R20: Sc 1 in each sc around.
R21: *Sc 3, sc2tog*, repeat around.
Note: At this point, you might want to attach your nose. I prefer to work with an "open" head, so that I can hide all my knots, etc. The instructions for facial features are under the head section.
R22: Sc 1 in each sc around.
R23: *Sc 2, sc2tog*, repeat around.
R24: *Sc 1, sc2tog*, repeat around.
R25: Sc2tog around.
R26: Sc2tog around.
Finish off.
Facial features
Eyes
Using black yarn,
I sewed the eyes on right where crochet is in the front loops only. I just "eyed" the locations of the eyes by looking at reference pictures of Snoopy.
Here are my personal specifications (sorry for not using technical terms):
The eyes are 5 "holes" apart from each other.
The eyes are 3 holes long, which means I put the yarn in hole 1, skip a hole, and it comes out of hole 3.
Eyebrows
Using black yarn,
The eyebrows are 2 holes long.
The outside of the eyebrows should vertically match the outside of the eyes
The eyebrows are 2 rows above the eyes.
Nose
Using the nose that you previously crocheted, position it directly center of the face, which is where you first started crocheting, and sew it on with the tail you left on the nose!
Mouth
This is the hardest part of the whole Snoopy. I don't even know where to begin! It would be easier if you have completed the whole face before attempting the mouth.
In the next post, I will show you pictures of my Snoopy's mouth shape, because a picture is much easier than words. I will also post the rest of Snoopy's pattern. Stay tuned!
This is wonderful :) I can't wait to make this little guy. Thank you so much for the pattern, you are such a gem!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this lovely pattern, looking forward to part 2
ReplyDeleteOh, he's adorable. How tall is he?
ReplyDeleteAnn, he is about 6.5 inches tall.
ReplyDeleteDude this is so awesome! As soon as finals are over I'm so going to make this! You rock!
ReplyDeleteVery nice of you to give this away. I've been looking for a nice free Snoopy pattern I saw one for sale. I might have gone for it but it was almost $10 and all you get is an emailed pdf file. Screamed rip off to me, but yours looks just a cute and I loooooove Snoopy (if you had any idea :-D). I wish I could come up with patterns.
ReplyDeletewhen will you have the rest of snoopy pattern
ReplyDeleteHey bear just started ur snoopy I have a question Im doing the head part right now. IM on RW 16 the question I have is do I do the stuff in the * * first then 3 times and then when I get done with that part do i Place marker there and start RW 17. cause Rw 16 dosent go completly around just wondering.
ReplyDeleteSigned
Denise
So, I posted this at the bottom of the comments section, but thought it might be more useful up here.
DeleteROW 16 FIX
R16: *dc 4, dc2tog*, repeat 3 times. *sc 4, sc2tog*, repeat 3 times. (30)
Continue with row 18
hey what happen to snoopys tail lol
ReplyDeletewhere is the rest of the pattern?? for the arms and legs???
ReplyDeletethere are no instructions for the eyes, How do you do the eyes?
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteI am from Holland and am very glad with this snoopy-pattern. I have a question, though...
I am now at row 16 of snoopy's head. It says: *dc4,dc2tog* repeat 3 times. I think that means: crochet 4x a dc and than 2 dc together. Than is says: do this three times.
At that point I have 18 sc left on this row. What do I do wirh them? Do sc for the rest of the row, or do dc for the rest of the row? Or should I repeat the part between * * 6x instead of 3x???
Hope you can help with this.
Thank you and a greeting from Holland,
Nelleke
What is the answer to this comment please.
DeleteAnonymousOctober 3, 2014 at 4:33 AM
DeleteSo, I posted this at the bottom of the comments section, but thought it might be more useful up here.
ROW 16 FIX
R16: *dc 4, dc2tog*, repeat 3 times. *sc 4, sc2tog*, repeat 3 times. (30)
Continue with row 18
did anyone get an answer to the problem of row 16-I am stuck-please help
ReplyDeleteThanks
lilacfern
fernd@rochester.rr.com
double crochet the 1st 4 stitches then ur gonna dc dec the next 2 stitches together and u will do that 3 times hope that helps
DeleteAnonymousOctober 3, 2014 at 4:33 AM
DeleteSo, I posted this at the bottom of the comments section, but thought it might be more useful up here.
ROW 16 FIX
R16: *dc 4, dc2tog*, repeat 3 times. *sc 4, sc2tog*, repeat 3 times. (30)
Continue with row 18
Hello.. I am also at row 16 in the head... any idea?
ReplyDeleteSuper! Where is part 2?
ReplyDeleteDid Anyone get an answer back about row 16?
ReplyDeleteHELP!!! I'm making a birthday present for my 12 year old snoopy-obsessed niece!!! HELP!!!
Thanks!
pukpuk_2@yahoo.com
My 34 yr old daughter has been very unhappy about my giving her crocheted snoopy-like childhood toy to the dog. Thank you for publishing this pattern so I can make her a new one for her.
ReplyDeleteI made this Snoopy for my friend for her birthday and she loved it. It took awhile to make him but he turned out great.
ReplyDeleteHello. I did the snoopy and at the row 16 of the head, what I did was: I considered the row 16 finished after the instruction given by the author, then I started in the next point with the row 17. So the end point of the row changed for the rest of the head. I am not sure if this is the right thing to do, but it worked for me. regards. I also have a different pattern for a different snoopy, if someone is interested, please drop a note to svallejo05@yahoo.com Happy day
ReplyDeleteThanks! I made one for a friend who is using a Baby Snoopy theme in her baby's room. I altered the pattern a bit to make it look more like Baby Snoopy. Let me know if you are interested in seeing my alterations.
ReplyDeleteAlso, did you create a pattern for a Woodstock doll?
for row 16 I did something similar to row 15, after I got done with the 4dc, dc2tog I just sc the rest and it looks fine.
ReplyDeleteI want to say how much I have enjoyed this pattern! Thank you so much for developing it! I have made two of these little darlings for gifts, one for a nephew who is one year old and another for a grandson who is one month old. I can see this being a pattern that I will come back to time and time again for shower gifts, birthdays, hospital gifts, you name it. I am visioning him with a red heart for Valentines Day, a daisy for a get well gift, the list is endless on what you could do with him. I did add a red collar to mine, it just seemed to set off the white and black. Who doesn't love Snoopy? You did an excellent job writing this up, I found the pattern very easy to follow, and yes! are you thinking about creating a Woodstock??? hint hint hint, lol. Thank you again, for this, it is going in my "repeat offenders" notebook for patterns that I look at frequently.
ReplyDeleteOMG I love Snoopy! I'm going to have to make this! I have so many projects to do before Christmas so he might have to wait a while but, I will definitely do this one. Thank you so much for sharing!
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Thank you for this lovely Snoopy pattern. It is so nice of you to share it.
ReplyDeleteI can't find page 2, therefore there is no body to crochet. Where do I go to find this part of Snoopy?
ReplyDeletejudymellor50@hotmail.com
http://bearbunsstudio.blogspot.com/2009/04/snoopy-crochet-pattern-part-2.html
ReplyDeletei found part 1 and 2 but can't find the rest. anyone know where to find the arms and legs? help, please and thank you
ReplyDeletehttp://bearbunsstudio.blogspot.com/2009/04/snoopy-crochet-pattern-part-3.html
ReplyDeleteDo you mind putting the count number after each round. It gets a little confusing. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteYOU ARE AWESOME FOR SHARING THIS!! thanks so much!!
ReplyDeleteYOU"RE awesome for sharing, thanks!!
DeleteThank you for sharing. I am going to make Snoopy for a 80 year old mans birthday, he collects Snoopy's. I am sure he will love it.
ReplyDeleteI am so happy to read this. This is the kind of manual that needs to be given and not the accidental misinformation that's at the other blogs. Appreciate your sharing this best doc.
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Hi! I have doubts in rnd 16, I cannot finish the head..I hope you can reply me!
ReplyDeleteHi I love your pattern and have started making snoopy for my nephew but I too am stuck on row 16 please help.
ReplyDeleteA little girl want s me to make this wondeful Snoopy, but please explain why you suddenly change to double crochets in row 15 and 16. Is that a typo?
ReplyDeleteThanks in advance.
es lindo;pero,publica lo demás también,gracias
ReplyDeleteI am a big fan of Snoopy's, so I can't wait to try this pattern! Thanks so much for sharing it! ~tina
ReplyDeleteFor doing the nose, after round 12 do u keep on only in the front loops or do in both loops
ReplyDeleteWHERE DO I FIND PART 2
ReplyDeleteHello Everyone! first of all I would really like to thank you for sharing your pattern! I have always loved Snoopy and his friends and now I am making yours to my unborn baby girl!
ReplyDeleteA small note about the head pattern: Indeed, in Row 16 you do as indicated: "*dc 4, dc2tog*, repeat 3 times". Once you finish that, your Row 17 starts! Then, I had a problem following from there, the head was coming out very long, so I decided to skip Rows: 18-20 and 22 and it worked! you can see the final result here: www.yram22.tumblr.com
Thank you so much i did this and it worked as well! :)
DeleteGreat!! is it possible to see the final result somewhere?
DeleteI don't understand......i got something totally different for the head?!
ReplyDeleteAfter 3 attempts of this pattern, I just gave up, I don't believe the stitch counts are correct beginning at row 16. If someone could please help, I'd appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteI have been watching this pattern for a couple of weeks before i decide if i might attempt it... i'm not a clever crocheter.. Can any one tell me if the pattern has been corrected and if there is somewhere of someone that has a completly correct version ?
ReplyDeletethanks Karen
for row 17 just do crochet 4x a dc and than 2 dc together. for 3 times (or whatever the times the instructions call for) and then continue to row 18.
ReplyDeletethe legs seem to be as wide as the nose, so you can try using that for the beginning, then decreasing to make it a little skinnier and longer for the legs. You can pretty much crochet on the round while making adjustments until you see something the size you like for the legs. and if you don't like what comes out, just undo it.
Love the Snoopy! I'm snoopy obsessed! Long live Snoopy! When will you post the rest of the pattern? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSorry about the name from above, apostrophes do not work in names! :)
ReplyDeleteHi! Thanks for sharing this pattern!! I can't wait to see the rest of it? Please post it soon! ;-)
ReplyDeleteThe only crochet I have done in the past has been the simple granny squares... 1st attempt at the head. Phew! Restart, Legs, tick. Arms, tick. Body, tick. Head....read all comments, hints & variations, especially R16, tick. After starting the assembly I feel the legs are rather fat.. I will redo. A bit shorter and narrower... Otherwise very happy with both my project and the easy to read pattern.
ReplyDeletewhat is the meaning of "sc" and "ch"?? please i cant traslate
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing
SC: single crochet
Deletech: chain :)
How adorable. Thank you for sharing for free. That is very kind.
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Do recommend to your Friends.
Thank you & Happy Viewing!
I’m making this Snoopy now. For rows 16 and 17 of the head, I combined the two rows together. So I did the Dc 4, Dc2tog repeat (a total of 4 times overall… once for the original, then 3 more times as the pattern states). Since the directions don’t indicate what to do with the rest of the row, I did row 17 for the remainder of the row. By doing the sc 4, sc2tog to the end of row 16, my stitch count came out correct.
ReplyDeleteI also had issues with the head being a bit too long, so I did row 18 but skipped 19 and 20. It seemed to help.
wheres the other half of snoopy ??
ReplyDeleteI see part 1 then it skips to part 2. where is the pattern for his body?
ReplyDeletewhere is part 2 i only see part one
DeleteSorry Above part one then part three where is patter for his body?
ReplyDeleteThank you for the very cute pattern!! I can' wait to make him.
ReplyDeleteI am having trouble with row 16. Anyone have an idea on how to do that row?
ReplyDeleteI think you have to continue with 1 sc in each sc to end of the row in each of Rows 16 and 17. that is what I am doing.
DeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteyour snoopy is very cut. I have made one as a present for my friend. Now I habe a question. Am I allowed to sell some oft die ready dolls?
Great regards
ROW 16 FIX
ReplyDeleteR16: *dc 4, dc2tog*, repeat 3 times. *sc 4, sc2tog*, repeat 3 times. (30)
Continue with row 18
My head didn't work out, I guess I'll try one more time. :(
ReplyDeleteHi!
ReplyDeleteI think you should include whether rows 13-26 of the head are still in the front loops because i got confused and used both loops and now im repeating everything. Please help :(
Hello! I LOVE Snoopy and your pattern is awesome... it's so well explained that I think it isn't too difficult for my first amigurumi. Thank you very much for being so kind as to share it with 'poor' newbies like me ;)
ReplyDeleteR13 it says Front loop only does that mean front loop to the end ?
ReplyDeleteWhere is the rest of snoopy? I only can find part 1. Help!
ReplyDeleteNever learned to read a crochet pattern but using this and YouTube to figure out some of the names of stitches it's easy. Almost done with the head and I am impressed with what I did. Thank you
ReplyDeleteI have been trying to understand these abbreviations. Do you think you could make an instructional video?
ReplyDeleteAWESOME pattern!!! I just finished it today. Super easy to understand. I did 2 changes. Small ones. I crocheted the nose first then just started the head after the last row of nose. One less thing to sew on. :) And for the collar I did a chain of 12 FSC, so it came out a bit wider than a chain. Thank you for giving us this awesome pattern. :) I put mine on Ravelry. http://www.ravelry.com/projects/margieelisabeth/snoopy
ReplyDeleteGreat pattern. It would help if you could put the total stitches per round.
ReplyDeleteAlthough stitch counts are nice, if you use a stitch marker, which is pretty much a 'must' when doing amigurumi, stitch counts aren't really needed. Unless of course the pattern is incorrectly written then even stitch counts don't help. I'm just super thankful they shared this pattern with us for free. I didn't find any errors (other than needing a tail which wasn't a big deal). I would gladly have paid for this pattern. And I do test patterns for designers. It ranks up there with some of them!
ReplyDeleteI love how this snoopy has turned out, thankyou so much for sharing. However, I would like to make it on a larger scale, like 3x larger. Can anyone possibly help to resize the pattern, I'm useless with algebra. If anyone could help achieve this, it would be very much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteAgain, many thanks
I love how this snoopy has turned out, thankyou so much for sharing. However, I would like to make it on a larger scale, like 3x larger. Can anyone possibly help to resize the pattern, I'm useless with algebra. If anyone could help achieve this, it would be very much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteAgain, many thanks
The easist way to do that is to use thicker yarn, and bigger hook. The math stays the same.
DeleteI considered that but I don't think it would turn out as big as I'd like it too
DeleteHm, well then, I don't think there's an easy way. If it was a simple shape, then yes just add a few stitches between each increase or decrease. But other than writing a whole new pattern I think you're out of luck. :(
ReplyDeleteI am done with the head in part 1, but I need directions for the body. Do you have a part 2? Thank you, I am looking forward to finishing this adorable Snoopy for my grandchild��
ReplyDeleteIf you go to the HOME page of this website it lists where the other parts are. Here is part 2. http://bearbunsstudio.blogspot.com/2009/04/snoopy-crochet-pattern-part-2.html And part 3 is here : http://bearbunsstudio.blogspot.com/2009/04/snoopy-crochet-pattern-part-3.html
DeleteDid you ever post Snoopy Crochet Pattern, Part 4? I have found parts 1-3, which were posted on March and April 2009, but I can't find part 4. My email is ksells1414@gmail.com. Could you please send me the last part>
ReplyDeleteI saw your post on the page.
ReplyDeleteThere is no part 4. I've made him and he's super cute. Even part 3 says....'final part'.
Let me know if you're missing something. I have a vest pattern that fits him pretty good too.
Margie
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ReplyDeleteI am making this snoopy and the directions are very easy. However, I just want to make sure I am doing this correctly
DeleteRow 12 says to work in front loops only. Do I do the front rows only for row 12 or continue through the pattern. Haven't seen where is says to go back and use both loops
Hi Cheryl! It's FLO that round only, in almost all patterns, you only do FLO or BLO in the round it first says it, unless they say 'in this and remaining rows until told otherwise'. Not all designers do it the same but generally speaking they do. If you have any more questions just ask. I'm glad to help. :)
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