Sweater: Make 2 arms: row 1: ch 28, hdc in 3rd st and across, ch 2 turn (26hdc) rows 2-5: *hdc* across, ch 2 turn at end of row 5, DO NOT ch 2, just turn body: row 6: sl st across 5sts, ch 2, hdc in next 16sts, leave remainding 5 sts unworked, ch turn (16hdc) rows 7-11: *hdc* across, ch 2 turn finish off and place your 2 pieces together sew both pieces together along the sides, leaving the armholes open sew across the top of the arm, leaving an opening for the head

Scarf: with an opening to weave the scarf through so it stays put on the toy row 1: ch 48, hdc in 3rd ch frm hk and across, ch 2, turn (46hdc) row 2: hdc in 12 sts, ch 2, skip 2 sts (this forms the opening), hdc in remaning sts, finish off and weave in ends

Turtleneck Sweater: make 2: row 1: ch 22, hdc cross, ch 2 turn (20hdc) rows 2-10: *hdc* across, ch 2 turn finish off holding both pieces together, sew the sweater closed along the sides, leaving a few stitches opened on each side for the arms sew across the top of the sweater, leaving an opening for the head for the neck piece: working around the hole you left open for the head, join yarn with sl st, ch 2 hdc around the neck opening, sl st to join you can work another round if you want the turtleneck to be higher finish off and weave in ends

Blankie: row 1: ch 36 dc in 3rd ch frm hk and across, ch 3 turn (34dc) rows 2-11: *dc* across, ch 3 turn for edging: at end of row 11, ch 3 but DO NOT turn rnd 1: 2dc in same st (corner st), working evenly across end of rows, dc across work 3 dc in next corner st, then work dc across row continue to work 3dc in each corner st and dc across the rows and end of row remaining sl st to first ch 3 to join, finish off join a contrasting color, *ch 3, sc in next st* around, join and finish off

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