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The document contains a series of crochet patterns for various outfits for a character named Snoopy, including styles like Skater, Gardener, Chef, Music Geek, and Cowboy. Each section thanks testers and provides Instagram handles for them, alongside detailed instructions and materials needed for each outfit. The patterns include specific crochet terminology and techniques, ensuring that users can create the outfits accurately.

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Snoopywithoutfitspattern Compressed

The document contains a series of crochet patterns for various outfits for a character named Snoopy, including styles like Skater, Gardener, Chef, Music Geek, and Cowboy. Each section thanks testers and provides Instagram handles for them, alongside detailed instructions and materials needed for each outfit. The patterns include specific crochet terminology and techniques, ensuring that users can create the outfits accurately.

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skater testers

a special thank you to all my testers!!


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@mikismiski @bloom_studios0

@koriscrochets
gardener testers
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@crookynooks @em1crochets

@kacieshoneypot
chef testers
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@crochetbysus @[Link]

@coffee_cat_crochet
music geek testers
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@adoregurumi @yarnharvestco

@tinyminyyarn
cowboy testers
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@crochet_de_joana @[Link]

@heartful_crochet
Hello!
❗️This pattern is NOT to be altered,
claimed as yours, sold or published online.
You can sell the final product that you make
but make sure to tag me on
Instagram or TikTok @cortescrochets ❗️

Things to keep in mind..


This pattern is in English US crochet terminology.
I worked in joined rounds. Stitches for color change might have to
be adjusted for yours.
I recommend to size up 1 on the hook when making the clothes if
you have tight tension.
Final product will come out to approximately 4.5 inches tall with
acrylic yarn.
Final product will come out to approximately 6.5 inches tall with
chunky yarn.

pattern by @cortescrochets
Materials
materials needed:
yarn (chunky & size 4)
safety eye
hook (2 sizes for each yarn) what i specifically used:
stuffing 5mm & 3 mm hook
hot glue (optional) size 6 chunky yarn
size 4 yarn
tapestry needle
16mm safety eye
scissors
10mm safety eye (if using
stitch markers size 4 yarn for snoopy)

Abbreviations
mgr = magic ring inc = increase
ch = chain dec = decrease
st = stitch FO = fasten off
slst = slip-stitch BO = bobble stitch
sc = single crochet RDs = rounds
hdc = half double crochet Rs = Rounds/Rows
dc = double crochet fpdc = front post double crochet
cc = color change bpdc = back post double crochet

pattern by @cortescrochets
All the colors I used for each outfit!
Skater Boy Fit
chunky: yellow, red, brown,
thin: black

Chef Fit
chunky: white, red
thin: black, gray

Gardener Fit
chunky: blue, baby blue
thin: brown, yellow, green

Music Geek
chunky: pink
thin: gray

Cowboy Fit
chunky: black, brown, dark brown, red, beige

pattern by @cortescrochets
Outfits for Snoopy

music geek skater gardener

cowboy chef

pattern written & owned by Heidi Cortes


@cortescrochets
Skater Boi Fit 1/2
you’ll be working
into these chains

-Shirt-
1. ch 24, slst into 1st ch, 24 sc (24)
2. sc around (24)
3. 3 sc, ch 4, skip 4 sts, 10 sc, ch 4, skip 4 sts, 3 sc (24)
4. dec, sc, 4 sc on chs, dec, 6 sc, dec, 4 sc over chs, sc, dec (20)
FO, weave ends in

-Sleeves-
attach yarn into any st of the arm hole
1-2. sc around (10) *2 RDs*
FO, weave ends in. Repeat same steps for the other arm hole

-Shorts-
1. ch 12, slst into first ch, 12 sc
FO, repeat R1 but do not FO. Join both leg holes with a slst
2. 5 sc, inc x 2, 10 sc, inc x 2, 5 sc (28)
3-4. sc around (28) *2 RDs*
5. slst, 25 sc, ch 2, slst into first sc made (28) < this creates a hole for
tail

FO, weave ends in. Grab your thin black yarn & insert it in and out
through the last round of the shorts to create a belt.

pattern by @cortescrochets
Skater Boi Fit 2/2
-Hat-
1. 8 sc into mr
2. inc x 8 (16)
3. (sc, inc) x 8 (24)
4. (2 sc, inc) x 8 (32)
5-10. sc around (32) *5 RDs*
11. dc around (32)
FO, weave ends in
Fold dc row up

-Spikes-
attach yarn between RD 2 & 3,
ch 5, start in 2nd ch from hook, 4 sc, slst into next st
repeat step above 5 more times
Make sure you’re working down the middle of the hat
(black dots are where the spikes should be)

-Woodstocks eyes-

Grab your thin black yarn & needle.


Embroider eye onto Rs 5/6 under first
spike. Next eye should be on the other
side. Eyes are 8 sts apart.

pattern by @cortescrochets
Gardener Fit 1/3
-Overalls-
1. ch 13, slst into first ch, 12 sc
2-3. sc around (12) * 2 RDs*

FO, no need for long tail. Repeat the steps above but do not
FO. Join both leg holes with a slst.

4-7. sc around (24) *4 RDs*


8. slst, 22 sc, ch 2, slst into the 1st sc from this round (24) in this round you
9. sc around, 2 sc over the chs (24) are creating the
hole for his tail
10. sc around (24)

FO, weave ends in

Lay overalls flat, place 2 stitch markers on whichever stitch


lines up with the middle of the legs (see picture)
-------------

--
Stitch markers should be 3 sts apart (5 sts total)

- - ---
It'll help to find the middle if you put the pants on him!

--- - - -
Attach yarn into right stitch marker.

11. 5 sc (from one marker to the other) (5)


12. ch 1, turn, 5 sc, ch 6, slst into the back side of the
overalls (whichever stitch the strap would fall naturally) 5
sc, ch 6, slst into the other corner of the front of the
overalls.

FO, weave ends in

pattern by @cortescrochets
Gardener Fit 2/3
-Front pocket-
-----
1. ch 4, start in 2nd ch from hook, 3 sc

-----

-----
-----
2. ch 1, turn, 3 sc
FO, leave a tail long enough to sew the pocket onto overalls

-Bucket Hat-
1. 8 sc into mgr
2. inc x 8 (16)
3. (sc, inc) x 8 (24)
4. (2 sc, inc) x 8 (32)
5. sc around (32)
Next round is optional , you can just do sc around if you dont want the ear holes
6. 5 sc, ch 3, skip 3 sts, 16 sc, ch 3, skip 3 sts, 5 sc (32)
If you did sc around for the last round, follow this instead for R7 (dc-inc) x 32 (64)
7. (dc-inc) x 5, 9 dc into ch space, (dc-inc) x 16, 9 dc into the ch space, (dc-inc) x 5 , ss to
first dc (64)

FO, weave ends in

-Sunflower- (using your size 4 yarn & 3 mm hook)


start with brown
1. 6 sc into mgr
cc to yellow
2. (ch 5, slst into next st) x 6
cc to green
3. ch 6, start in 2nd ch from hook, 5 sc, slst back into flower
FO, weaves ends in

pattern by @cortescrochets
Gardener Fit 3/3
I made 2 versions of the basket.
Feel free to make whichever you'd like!

-Basket- VERSION 1 (using your size 4 yarn & 3 mm hook)


1. 6 sc into mgr
2. inc x 6 (12)
3. (sc, inc) x 6 (24)
4. in BLO, dc around (24)
5. (fpdc, bpdc) x 12 (24) *Explanation of these stitches on next page*
6. ch 13, slst into 12th st, sc back up the chs, slst into same st you started chs

FO, weave ends in

-Basket- VERSION 2 (using your size 4 yarn & 3 mm hook)


1. 6 sc into mgr
2. inc x 6 (12)
3. (sc, inc) x 6 (18)
4. in BLO, sc around (18)
5-6. sc around (18) *2 RDs*
7. in FLO, sc around (18)
8. ch 13, slst into 8th st, sc back up the chs, slst into same st you started chs

FO, weave ends in

pattern by @cortescrochets
For version 1 of the basket, you’ll be using front post
double crochets & back post double crochets... here's a
run down of what those are!

fpdc = front post double crochet


Instead working into the top loops of the previous
round , the fpdc is worked around the previous
dc’s. You insert your hook beweetn the space of
the dc’s from the last round (on the front side of
the basket), back up through the next space &
make a dc.

the outside

bpdc = back post double crochet


Instead working into the top loops of the previous
round , the bpdc is worked around the previous
dc’s. You insert your hook beweetn the space of
the dc’s from the last round (on the back side of
the basket), back up through the next space &
make a dc.

the inside

Click here for video example!


pattern by @cortescrochets
Chef Fit 1/3
-Apron-
1. ch 16, start in 2nd ch from hook, 15 sc
2-4. ch 1, turn, 15 sc *3 Rs*
5. ch 1, turn, 15 sc, ch 15

FO, weave ends in


Attach yarn on the other side of R5 (see picture #1) ch 15, FO

Attach yarn into 6th st (see picture #2)


6. 5 sc
7. ch 1, turn, 5 sc
8. ch 1, turn, 5 sc, ch 15, slst into the other corner of the bib (see picture #3)

Fo, weave ends in

attach yarn here ss here after

#1 & ch 15, FO chaining 15

#3
attach yarn here, then work 5 sc
(to other marker)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

#2

pattern by @cortescrochets
Chef Fit 2/3
-Front pockets- (make 2)
1. ch 4, start in 2nd ch from hook, 3 sc
2. ch 1, turn, 3 sc
FO, leave a tail long enough to sew the pocket onto apron between Rs 2/4 with 4 sts apart.

To put apron into body,


slide on through the
bottom. Feet first into the
neck hole.

-Spoon/Spatula- (using your size 4 yarn & 3mm hook, with gray)
1. 6 sc into mgr
2. inc x 6 (12)
3. ch 5, start in 2nd ch from hook, 4 sc

FO, weave ends in

pattern by @cortescrochets
Chef Fit 3/3
-Pan- (using your size 4 yarn & 3mm hook, start with gray)
1. 6 sc into mgr
2. inc x 6 (12)
3. (sc, inc) x 6 (18)
4. in FLO, sc around (18)
5. sc around (18)
cc to black
6. ch 6, start in 2nd ch from hook, 5 sc, slst back into pan

FO, weave ends in

-Chef hat-
1. 8 sc into mgr
2. inc x 8 (16)
3. (sc, inc) x 8 (24)
4. sc around (24)
5. (2 sc, inc) x 8 (32)
6-7. sc around (32) *2 RDs*
8. dec x 16 (16)
9-10. sc around (16)

Now we will be making the band that will support the hat to stay on the
head. Depending on your tension you might add more or take away ch’s.
Make sure to check if its a snug fit before fastening off!

11. ch 21, skip 8 sts, slst

FO, weave ends in

pattern by @cortescrochets
Cowboy Fit 1/2
-Cowboy Hat-
1. ch 5, start in 2nd ch from hook, 3 sc, 3 sc into the last ch, 2 sc, inc (10)
2. inc, 2 sc, (inc) x 3, 2 sc, (inc) x 2 (16)
3. sc, inc, 2 sc, (sc, inc) x 3, 2 sc, (sc, inc) x 2 (22)
4. 2 sc, inc, 2 sc, (2 sc, inc) x 3, 2 sc, (2 sc, inc) x 2 (28)
5. in BLO, sc around (28)
6-7. sc around (28) *2 RDs*
cc to black
8. sc around (28)
cc to brown
9. (hdc-inc) x 2, (dc-inc) x 9, (hdc-inc) x 6, (dc-inc) x 9, (hdc-inc) x 2 (56)

Fo, weave ends in

grab your yarn & needle


back side (where you FO)

weave yarn in direction shown


go through one side of the hat,
through the top of hat out
through other side of hat, then
go back through a different st

FO, lighty tie ends to scrunch hat


front side

-Lasso-
1. ch 40, slst into first ch

FO, tie ends together, weave then in. Create the number
8, hold the loops together and slide them onto his arm!

pattern by @cortescrochets
Cowboy Fit 2/2
-Vest-
Before you make your slip knot to start chs, leave out 4 fingers long of yarn.
Youll be using that end later

1. ch 21, start in 2nd ch from hook, 20 sc


2. ch 1, turn, 20 sc
3. ch 1, turn, 3 sc, ch 4, skip 4 sts, 6 sc, ch 4, skip 4 sts, 3 sc (20)
4. ch 1 turn, 3 sc, 4 sc onto chs, (sc, dec) x 2, 4 sc onto chs, 3 sc (18)

FO, leave a tail long (around 5 inches long)


W ith the ends left out, weave them towards the middle on the egde. You’ll be
using these to tie a loose knot to close the vest while its on snoopy!

-Bandana-
1. ch 31, start in 2nd ch from hook, 12 slst, 6 sc
2. ch 1, turn, skip st, 4 sc, slst
3. ch 1, turn, skip st, 2 sc, slst
4. ch 1, turn, skip st, sc, slst, turn
5. 4 slst down the trinagle towards the chs, 12 slst

FO, weave ends in


slst down the triangle

then 12 slst

pattern by @cortescrochets
Music Geek Fit 1/4
you’ll be working
into these chains

-Sweater-
1. ch 22, slst into 1st ch, 22 sc
2-4. sc around (22) *3 RDs*
5. 3 sc, ch 4, skip 4 sts, 8 sc, ch 4, skip 4 sts, 3 sc (22)
6. sc around (into the chs as well) (22)
FO, weave ends in.

-Sleeves-
attach yarn into any st of the arm hole
1-5. sc around (10) *5 RDs*
FO, weave ends in. Repeat same steps for the other arm hole

-Hood-
1. 8 sc into mgr
2. inc x 8 (16)
3. (sc, inc) x 8 (24)
4. (2 sc, inc) x 8 (32)
5. (3 sc, inc) x 8 (40)
6-7. sc around (40) *2 RDs*
8-11. 34 sc, ch 1, turn (34) *4 Rs*
12. dec, 30 sc, dec (32)

FO, no need for long tail

pattern by @cortescrochets
Music Geek Fit 2/4
Sewing instructions:

Line up the four rows of the hood


(R8-11) to the 4 stitches you made
over the chs that created the sleeve this side has 6 sc this side has 8 sc
hole (back) (front)

Grab your yarn and needle. Begin


sewing at whichever corner, making
sure the 14 stitches of the hood line
up with 14 stitches of the sweater

Before FO, make sure the ends of the


tails are long enough to tie a bow

this side has 8sc


this is consider the front

before sewing hood on, make sure you’re sewing it


on the side with 6 sc between the arms!

pattern by @cortescrochets
Music Geek Fit 3/4
-Head Phones-
1. 8 sc into mgr
2. inc x 8 (16)
when making the ch for
3. sc around (16)
R4, you might have to
4. ch 16, start in 2nd ch from hook, 15 sc, slst into add or take away chains
next st so it fits properly!

FO, weave ends in. Repeat steps 1-2 only.

-Second earmuff-
3. 8 sc, make a sc through strap & muff you’re
currently making, 7 sc (16)

FO, weave ends in

-Phone- (using your size 4 yarn & 3mm hook, start with gray)
1. ch 5, start in 2nd ch from hook, 4 sc
2-5. ch 1, turn, 4 sc *4 rows*

FO, weave ends in. Grab needle & yarn to sew phone to his hand.

Optional:
Grab your yarn used for sweater & make little bows on his headphones

pattern by @cortescrochets
Music Geek Fit 4/4

-Cord- (using your size 4 yarn & 3mm hook, start with gray)
Attach your thinner yarn on whichever earmuff as shown! Use
your smaller hook.

1. ch 30, slst into other earmuff

FO, weave ends in. Attach your thinner yarn into ch 15.

2. ch 15, slst into the bottom center of the phone

FO, weave all ends in

Optional:
Sew headphone onto head.

Grab your yarn used for


sweater & make little bows
on his headphones.

pattern by @cortescrochets
AND YOU’RE DONE!

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