Amigurumi Shooting Star Pattern!!

Yes, I noticed that I don't have any patterns up on my patterns page.  But I have decided to finally remedy that!  Please bear with me, and realize that I do not write my patterns in plain english that regular people understand.  I've tried my best to translate my clumsy shorthand into readable coherent human language, but I am sure I may have glossed over a few things.  So please feel free to contact me through the comments, or email, if you simply cannot understand something.  I will do my absolute darnedest to help you out!  And now, without further ado, get ready to make your very own adorable shooting star:

Amigurumi Shooting Star

3. 15 st in total.  Ready to start the next row

Materials needed
Worsted weight yarn
Hook (any size, but I prefer to use 'H')
Stitch markers (5)
Scissors
Tapestry needle
Fiberfill stuffing
Stuffing tool
Colored yarn for accents

Abbreviations used
Magic ring = mr
Chain = ch
Single crochet = sc
Double crochet = dc 
Slip stitch = sl st
Finish off = f/o 

4. first round of dc to make the first point of star

You will be making two sides to the star.  
 Note: you will need to leave a long tail on ONE of the star sides for sewing

1. Sc 5 into mr (5)

2. Sc 2 sc into each sc (10)

3. Sc in next sc, 2 sc in next sc. Repeat four more times (15)

4. Sc in next 2 sc, 4 dc in next sc
Repeat four more times 

F/o

the two completed sides of the star

Add eyes and blush marks to one of the star sides. 

Match the sides of the star up, and use the stitch markers to hold the pieces together at each point. 

Sew pieces together, careful to sew back loops ONLY. 

Make sure to stuff the star before the hole is closed. The stuffing tool makes it easier to get the stuffing into each point. 

Cut two short pieces of yarn, and use hook to loop each through on one side of bottom of finished star. 

using the stitch markers to hold the sides together at each point

sew the sides together, making sure to sew inside loops together ONLY

I hope this was pattern was helpful!
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-Britt ^_^.