Check this out:
It is neat!
But unfortunately I don't knit very well. So I wanted to find one for crothet.
They are out there, if you look hard, but somehow I didn't really like what I found. So I set out to make my own pattern, and I have published it below.
Owl pattern
- in dc circles from
top down (8 stitches wide, 9 rows)
Abbreviations
ch:
chain stitch
dc:
double crochet
tr:
treble crochet
fpdc:
front post double crochet
fptr:
front post treble crochet
fpdc-dec:
yarn over, pull up loop from front post in first stitch, pull up loop
from front post in second stitch, yarn over, and pull through three
loops, yarn over and pull through the remaining 2 loops
Pattern
Row 1: 8 dc (this
will be a part of the pattern, as you use the front posts in next
row)
Row 2: Skip 2, 2
tr, reach in
front of the trebles and fptr in each of the 2 you skipped,
skip 2, 2 fptr, reach
behind the trebles and tr in each of the 2 you skipped
Row 3: fpdc, 2 dc,
2 fpdc, 2 dc, fpdc (repeat this row once for large eyed owl - the one on the left)
Row 4: skip 2, tr,
fptr, reach in
front of the trebles and fptr in the first you skipped,
tr in the second, skip 2, tr, fptr, reach
behind the trebles and fptr in first you skipped, tr in
second
(This row is terribly
difficult I'm afraid. But you can do it, I know you can!)
Row 5: 2 fpdc, dc,
fpdc-dec, dc, 2 fpdc
Row 6: 2 fpdc, dc,
2 dc in same, dc, 2 fpdc
Row 7: 2 fpdc, 4
dc, 2 fpdc
Row 8: skip 2, 2
tr, reach in
front of the trebles and fptr in each of the 2 you skipped,
skip 2, 2 fptr, reach
behind the trebles and tr in each of the 2 you skipped
Row 9: 2 dc, fpdc,
2 dc, fpdc, 2 dc
