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• Step 1

  notes: when working sc2tog only work in the front loop of the stitches.

  body:
  1. 6sc in magic circle (6)
  2. 2sc in each stitch around (12)
  3. (2sc in 1, sc in 1) around (18)
  4. (2sc in 1, sc in 2) around (24)
  5. (2sc in 1, sc in 3) around (30)
  6-9 sc around (30)
  10. (sc2tog, sc in 3) around (24)
  11. (sc2tog, sc in 2) around (18)
  12-13 sc around (18)
  insert safety eyes and begin stuffing
  14. (2sc in 1, sc in 2) around (24)
  15. sc around (24)
  16. (2sc in 1, sc in 3) around (30)
  17. sc around (30)
  18. (2sc in 1, sc in 4) around (36)
  19-23 sc around (36)
  24. (sc2tog, sc in 4) around (30)
  25. (sc2tog, sc in 3) around (24)
  continue stuffing while working rounds.
  26. (sc2tog, sc in 2) around (18)
  27. (sc2tog, sc in 1) around (12)
  28. (sc2tog) around (6)
  29. close hole and finish off

  beak:
  1. 3sc in mc (3)
  2. 2sc in, 1sc in 1, 2sc in 1 (5)
  3. sc around (5)
  FO

• Step 2

  wings, make 2:
  ch7, sc in 2nd ch and next, 1hdc, dc, dc, 6tcin last
  working in back of stitches: dc, dc, hdc, sc, slst
  FO

  Tail:
  1. 6sc in magic circle (6)
  2. 2sc in each stitch around (12)
  3. (2sc in 1, sc in 1) around (18)
  4. (2sc in 1, sc in 2) around (24)
  5. (2sc in 1, sc in 3) around (30)
  continue in this manner until the circle fold in half is a size you are happy with.
  now scallop the edges by skipping a stitch, 5dc in1, skst, slst, 5dc in1, and so on around.
  Now fold the tail just off slightly from half so you have 2 rows of scallops showing and attach to the body.

  feet, make 2:
  1. 6sc in mc (6)
  2. (2sc in 1) around (12)
  3. popcorn, slst, popcorn, slst, popcorn, slst and FO

  attach all pieces to the body and add some yarn bits to the head.

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Rosena S. · Butte, Montana, US 9th January 2016

Is there a way to download the pattern? Really like this and my grandson has strongly requested a peacock.

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Colleen B. 3rd May 2012

What size hook did you use?

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Suzi P. · 12 projects 18th March 2010

this is so adorable!
i adore it. and the peacock is looking so funny^^

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Heather C. · Mt Holly, North Carolina, US · 56 projects 1st February 2010

thanks for the pattern i will put it on my growing to do list and post pics of him when he is done

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Lolly.Bot · Enfield, England, GB 31st January 2010

I don't crochet myself but I know someone who does and would love to this!!

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Boberry · La Cañada Flintridge, California, US · 2 projects 26th January 2010

pattern up, I would love if someone tries it and lets me know if it makes sense to you.

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Rocio N. · Stony Brook, New York, US · 4 projects 25th January 2010

really cute and creative!

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ridivog r. · 2 projects 25th January 2010

Your peacock is gorgeous! I have a friend who would LOVE this. If you make a pattern available I too would be very interested! Thanks!

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Boberry · La Cañada Flintridge, California, US · 2 projects 24th January 2010

I never wrote one out while making it, but i will see if i can work out a pattern in the next week for him.
Funny about the turkey meeshelle, i had seen a picture of one which is what gave me the idea for him in the first place.

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rachel. · U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado, US · 9 projects 23rd January 2010

adorablE!!

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