Black Panther - Granny Square #15

Here goes...

Black, white, dark grey, light grey and blue 8ply yarn, 4.00mm hook

Work in rounds

In black...
Ch2
1. 12 dc into second chain from hook 
(12) sl st to join ch 1
2. dc inc x 12 (24) sl st to join
3. (dc inc, dc) x12 (36) sl st to join ch 1
In blue ch1 to join...
4. (dc inc, 2 dc) x12 (48) sl st to join ch 1
In grey ch1 to join...
5. dc 3 inc (3in1), hdc, 8 sc (hdc, dc inc, ch 1, dc inc, hdc, 8sc)x3. hdc, dc (56). sl st to join ch 1
6. dc, ((2dc, ch, 2dc) in next stitch, 13 dc, )x3, (2dc, ch, 2dc) in next stitch, 12 dc (64) sl st to join.

Finish off. Weave in ends.


Eyes and ears appliques

Stitch ears in black.

Eyes.
Stitch eyes in white.

Face line details.

Stitch in light grey.
Necklace.

Stitch in light grey with double threaded yarn.

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