How to crochet a lemur! (with in depth sewing tutorial)

Hello, it's Thursday and this week I'm going to show you how to make a ring tailed lemur! You set me this challenge, so thank you to everyone who voted in the Knot My Idea poll! A second chance poll was launched for my patrons so subscribe to see what's picked.

You can access a written version of this pattern as a patron:
  / complicatedknots  

Or in my store:
https://complicatedknots.etsy.com

Ravelry: https://www.ravelry.com/designers/kyl...
Instagram:   / complicatedknots  

US terminology used
All pieces are worked in a continuous spiral unless otherwise indicated.

Stitch Glossary:
slst: "slipstitch" - insert hook, yarn over and pull through loop on hook.
ch: “Chain” - yarn over, pull through only loop.
sc: “Single crochet” - Insert hook, yarn over, pull up loop, yarn over, pull through both loops on hook.
inc: “Increase” - Complete two single crochets into the same stitch, one after the other.
3sc in 1: sc three times into the same stitch
dec: “Decrease over two stitches”- Insert hook into stitch, yarn over, pull up loop. Insert hook into next stitch, yarn over, pull up loop. Yarn over a third time, and pull through all three loops on hook.
sc3tog: "sc 3 together/decrease over three stitches"
Tr: "Treble crochet" - tutorial in video

Pattern notation
x[…] Repeat the instructions between the square brackets ‘x’ times.
(…) The total numbers of stitches in the row/round
{...} Used to indicate front or back post stitches, and colours.

00:00 Hello!
00:14 tools & materials
01:27 eyes
03:09 ears
06:29 face
08:11 head (joining piece)
14:30 body nugget
16:11 tail
19:30 arms
23:27 legs
24:08 feet
26:14 Adding face details
27:46 Pinning the face on
28:52 How to sew flat pieces to closed pieces (head)
33:52 Pinning on the limbs
40:27 How to sew open pieces to closed pieces (arms)
43:00 How to sew closed pieces to closed pieces (tail, haunches, feet)
46:54 Outro

#complicatedknots #freecrochetpattern #knotmyidea