# Navi Fairy from Zelda Ocarina of Time : FREE CROCHET PATTERN **Channel:** Willow & Wild **Source:** https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7NrVviY9Bg **Transcript page:** https://www.withtranscript.ai/video/H7NrVviY9Bg ## Chapters - 0:00 — Project Intro and Materials Overview - 1:57 — Crocheting the Large Wing Pieces - 19:16 — Crocheting the Small Wing Pieces - 29:00 — Making the Navi Body Shape - 39:05 — Stuffing and Closing the Body - 48:38 — Attaching Wings and Final Assembly - 58:44 — Finishing Tips and Farewell ## Transcript **[0:00] Speaker A:** Hey everybody. In this video, we are going to be making the adorable little Navi from Zelda Ocarina of Time. I don't know about you guys, but I'm super excited about the uh Nintendo remake for Zelda. And I mean, we just needed to make this cute little guy here. We're going to have two different options, so you can make it either in a blanket yarn. Or if you're feeling kind of brave, we can also make it in a fur yarn. And I'm going to show you guys how to make both of them in this tutorial. Okay? Let's get started. Here is everything that we're going to need to make this project. So starting off, we're going to need a white worsted weight yarn, and that is going to be for making the wings here. And with that yarn, we're going to need a 3.75 mm crochet hook. **[0:53] Speaker A:** Now you have two options for the body, so you can do it in a plush yarn like this. So this is a weight six um Bernat blanket yarn. Or I don't have my example yet cuz I'm making it in this tutorial, but um we can also do a fur yarn partnered up with another worsted weight in a similar color blue. This is honestly the closest I could find. I don't have a lot of blue yarn. Um but it'll be hidden anyways between the fur stitches. So if you're going to be going with a plush body, then you're going to need an 8 mm crochet hook. That's a weight six um blanket yarn. Or if you're going to be partnering up a fur yarn with a worsted weight, which basically means they're held together, the two strands, then you're going to need a 5 mm crochet hook. **[1:41] Speaker A:** Okay? And then we need our scissors, stitch marker, and needle. And let's get started. Oh, I just did my let's get started, but also we need fluff. Okay, that's it. Now let's get started. **[1:57] Speaker A:** So let's begin with our wings first because this is to be the same um no matter what style body you're going to be doing. So, grab your white worsted-weight yarn and your 3.75 millimeter crochet hook. And we'll get going with it. So, we're going to start with a magic ring. **[2:20] Speaker A:** Okay. **[2:24] Speaker A:** And we're going to start with six single crochet into the magic ring. **[2:38] Speaker A:** And pull that snug. Okay. Then we are going to do um single crochet around. So, that's six single crochet. **[2:50] Speaker A:** Just going to grab my marker here. **[3:13] Speaker A:** And before we go any further, I'm just going to go ahead and secure our magic ring. I'm actually going to grab my smaller needle for this one. So, we're going to secure it by grabbing your yarn tail. And you're going to just circle this yarn tail around the magic ring one more time. So, in the same direction that it's already going, we're basically going to be doubling up on itself through the ring. **[3:47] Speaker A:** I find it's easier just to go one stitch at a time cuz it gets really snug. **[4:03] Speaker A:** Okay. Perfect. So, that's secure. Now, my project is inside it right now. So, I'm going to just go ahead and put it right way out while it's still easy to do so. **[4:19] Speaker A:** There we go. Okay. And I'm just going to just for the purpose of the video cuz this yarn tail is quite long, I'm just going to trim it a little bit shorter so it's not always in the way while we're filming. **[4:33] Speaker A:** Okay. Perfect. Okay. So, round number three, we're going to do two single crochet. Oops. **[4:50] Speaker A:** Two increases. **[5:04] Speaker A:** And single crochet two. **[5:13] Speaker A:** Round number four, single crochet around. **[5:50] Speaker A:** Okay, round number five. We're going to single crochet three. **[6:09] Speaker B:** Increase twice. **[6:22] Speaker B:** And single crochet three. **[6:34] Speaker B:** I'm going to bring my yarn up here. It's actually I've got quite the mess going on here, so I'm hoping that it doesn't cause me trouble the entire time. Just One of my stuck on here. Just a silly little knot. There we go. Okay. Uh round number six, we're going to single crochet around. **[7:37] Speaker B:** Round number seven. We're going to single crochet five. **[7:59] Speaker B:** Increase twice. **[8:12] Speaker A:** And then single crochet three. **[8:23] Speaker A:** Round number eight, we're going to single crochet around. **[9:09] Speaker A:** Okay, round number nine. We're going to single crochet six. **[9:33] Speaker A:** Two increases. **[9:44] Speaker A:** And single crochet four. **[9:58] Speaker A:** Round number 10. Single crochet around. **[10:48] Speaker B:** Round 11 single crochet seven **[11:11] Speaker B:** two increases **[11:23] Speaker B:** single crochet five. **[11:37] Speaker B:** Now the next three rounds, so 12 to 14 are single crochet around. **[12:32] Speaker A:** Okay, I got another wicked knot going on here. We are at the end of round What did I say? 14 **[12:49] Speaker A:** Let me see if that works. Okay. Round number 15 is single crochet eight. **[13:17] Speaker A:** And then we're going to do two decreases now. **[13:33] Speaker A:** Okay, and then four single crochet. **[13:39] Speaker A:** I wouldn't normally use a skein that's so tangly for doing a YouTube tutorial, but this is actually the only worsted white that I own. I realized I don't buy white very often. I think I really like my bright colors. **[13:55] Speaker A:** Okay. Round 16 now. We are going to single crochet seven. **[14:26] Speaker B:** And then two decreases. **[14:47] Speaker B:** Okay, and then single crochet three. **[14:58] Speaker B:** Round 17 single crochet six. **[15:26] Speaker B:** Two decreases. **[15:48] Speaker B:** Okay, and single crochet two. You can see I've got a nice shape forming here now. **[16:01] Speaker B:** Okay, round number 18 single crochet five. **[16:43] Speaker A:** And then decrease two. And single crochet one. **[16:52] Speaker A:** Okay, round 19. **[16:57] Speaker A:** Single crochet four. **[17:15] Speaker A:** Decrease two. **[17:39] Speaker A:** Okay, and then in row 20 Just trying to see if I can like just get enough yarn to finish this. I think we can. Round 20 we're going to start with single crochet two. **[18:00] Speaker A:** Okay, and then we're going to stitch both edges together. So we're going to fold it in half, which just naturally wants to fall exactly where it needs to be. Starting into the next stitch. So go into the next stitch and also into the stitch where we're currently in. This part's a little bit awkward. There we go. Okay. Yarn over and pull through and complete that single crochet. Now, into the next two stitches. So, on this side and the other side, one more single crochet. And then our last one is going to go into the last or into the two decreases there. **[18:46] Speaker A:** Almost. There it is. Here we go. So, we've done three stitches across the top there and that's it. So, we'll go ahead and fasten off. Give yourself a little bit of a tail. We are going to be uh sewing this on after. Okay? And then we can just yarn over and pull through. So, that is our large wing. So, go ahead and make one more of those and then we'll come back and we'll start on the small wing. **[19:16] Speaker A:** All righty. So, starting with the small wing, we have our same materials again. So, the worsted weight white and our 3.75 mm hook. I've tried to detangle my yarn a little bit. So, hopefully we can make it to the end without any tangles. We'll see. All right. So, again, starting with a magic ring and we're going to single crochet six into the ring. **[19:53] Speaker A:** Okay. Pull that tight. Now, round two, we're going to do single crochet two. **[20:09] Speaker A:** And then increase two. **[20:24] Speaker A:** And single crochet too. **[20:28] Speaker A:** Now, same thing we did with the large wing. I'm going to go ahead and just secure the magic ring first before we go any further. **[20:47] Speaker A:** So just a reminder that we're going under all the loops one more time through the magic ring in the same direction that it was already going. So we're just doubling it up. **[21:03] Speaker A:** Okay. Good. And then my ring's inside out right now, so we're going to flip it the right way out. **[21:13] Speaker A:** And I'll just trim this off a little bit so it's not in the way for the video. Okay. Good. Now, round number three. We're going to single crochet three. **[21:37] Speaker A:** Increase two. **[21:50] Speaker A:** And single crochet three. **[22:07] Speaker A:** Okay. Round number four. We're going to start with single crochet five. **[22:28] Speaker B:** And then increase two times. **[22:41] Speaker B:** And then single crochet three. **[22:51] Speaker B:** Okay, round number five is single crochet six. **[23:16] Speaker B:** And then increase two times. **[23:28] Speaker B:** And single crochet four. **[23:43] Speaker B:** Round number six, we're going to single crochet around. **[24:34] Speaker A:** Round seven starts with single crochet six. **[24:57] Speaker A:** Decrease two. **[25:12] Speaker A:** Single crochet four. **[25:30] Speaker A:** Round number eight. Single crochet five. **[25:51] Speaker A:** Decrease two. **[26:09] Speaker A:** Single crochet three. **[26:17] Speaker A:** Okay, round number nine. We're going to single crochet five. **[26:43] Speaker B:** and then decrease two. **[27:04] Speaker B:** Single crochet one. **[27:09] Speaker B:** Round 10 is single crochet four. **[27:28] Speaker B:** And then two decreases. **[27:55] Speaker B:** And then for the final round, round 11, we are going to single crochet two. **[28:07] Speaker B:** Okay, we're going to fold it in half and we're going to stitch three across across just like we did with the large wing. So into the next stitch and the stitch that we're currently in. It's the awkward one to get into. Okay. There's the first one and then into the next two stitches. And the last two are the decreases. **[28:39] Speaker B:** Okay, 1 2 3. That's it. We can go ahead and fasten off. Give yourself a bit of a tail. And I'm so happy that I can put this aside. That was a mess. And now we have our small wings. So go ahead, make one more of these wings, and then we're going to go ahead and make the body together. **[29:00] Speaker B:** All right. So now we're going to make the body. Now this is kind of where maybe some of you might be doing half of what I'm suggesting, that they might be doing the other half. Um you can either grab your weight six yarn now for the body um if you're not comfortable using fur yarn. Or if you want to follow along and try fur yarn maybe for the first time, then you are absolutely welcome to do that. I'm going to give you a couple pointers on how to work it and make it look nice and all that kind of stuff. It's the simplest shape in the world, making a circle. So if you wanted to kind of jump in there and try something new, then this is probably the project to try it because it is such a small, simple little ball um and it's very forgiving. **[29:42] Speaker B:** Okay. So either way, uh 8 mm crochet hook and weight six, or your 5 mm crochet hook and a strand of fur and a strand of weight four worsted. Okay. Let's get started. So I'm going to go ahead and double up here. Give myself a bit of a tail. And work a magic ring. **[30:10] Speaker B:** Okay. Round one is going to be eight sing uh eight single crochet into the magic ring. **[30:38] Speaker B:** And you can see here right now why we add the extra strand of yarn. So much easier to see the stitches as you go. And you'll see that they'll be hidden from sight once we work a couple more rounds. Okay? So we're just pull this snug. Okay? And there we go. Now for our first stitch, sometimes can get a little bit hidden. You can either count back, okay? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 it is hidden in there. So we're going to go ahead and get into it. Okay? Round number two add my stitch marker there. Okay? Is going to be increased times eight. Now this is where you can go a little bit by feel, right? Some of the stitches will kind of disappear and you'll just can naturally feel where your hook falls into. The other half is that since this is fur yarn, you're not going to see a lot of you're not really going to see your stitch definition at all actually. **[31:42] Speaker B:** So if you notice that you are winding up with the wrong stitch count at the end or you think you've skipped a stitch along the way all you really have to do is add or take away stitches or whatever and just continue on. You don't need to you don't need to rip it apart, you don't need to frog it because fur yarn is so forgivable. You can kind of make those little mistakes and nobody will ever see it. **[32:09] Speaker B:** Cuz see some of these stitches now my orientation of the yarn has switched up a little bit so I can't see these stitches for the next round, but I'll be able to feel them as I go. So that's kind of what I'm talking about. So if you missed one by accident and maybe in the next round or maybe this is what yours looks like right now you can kind of just fudge it a little bit and it will be very forgiving. **[32:54] Speaker A:** Okay. Now, I couldn't see that last stitch, but I can feel that my stitch marker is right up against where I just finished off. So, I know that I came to the end. If you want to go back and try and count the stitches, you can. You should have 16. Okay? Round number three is single uh sorry, single crochet seven. So, before I take out my stitch marker, I'm going to put my hook into that stitch to start so I don't lose it when I take it out. Okay. So, that is stitch number one. **[33:32] Speaker A:** Okay. Now, the rest is going to be by feel. So, if I spread a little bit, I can see where my stitch is right here, and into the next one, my hook will just go into it. Okay. Two. Three. **[33:51] Speaker A:** Four. **[33:55] Speaker A:** Five. **[33:59] Speaker A:** Six. Seven. Now, what also helps with this extra strand is it basically gives the stitch all of the stitches a little bit of extra definition. So, it's much easier to find your stitches pulling into it um like with your hook kind of thing than if it were just this yarn on its own. Okay. I think we did seven. We haven't done the increase yet. **[34:35] Speaker A:** Okay. So, pulling apart here, I can see my stitches over here. **[34:46] Speaker A:** At least I think it is. We'll find out when we get to the end. Two **[34:53] Speaker A:** Three **[34:57] Speaker A:** Four **[35:01] Speaker A:** Five Six. Yep. Seven and the last increase. **[35:15] Speaker A:** Okay. If, for example, you're you hit seven, you haven't done your increase yet, but you are in the last stitch, just add your increase into that stitch. It's really not going to be noticeable at the end, okay? Okay. Good. Now, let's do round number four. It is single crochet around. Okay, so I'm going to insert into where my stitch marker is first before I take it out. **[35:47] Speaker A:** Okay, and I'm going to count my stitches as I go just to make sure I end off with the right amount. Okay, so that's one. Make sure I'm going into the right spot here. Okay. Two. This round looks like it's all going to be by feel. Three **[36:12] Speaker A:** Four Five Six Seven Eight Nine **[36:32] Speaker A:** Ten Oops. **[36:40] Speaker A:** Eleven Twelve Thirteen 14. **[36:54] Speaker A:** 16 17 18 is the last one. Perfect. Okay. Now, before we go any further, I just want to make a note here. Flip your loops. Okay, so normally the inside of your work looks like this. Okay. But you'll notice with the fur yarn, that is not the nice side of the stitches. The wrong side is actually the one that looks really pretty. So the wrong side of our work is actually going to be our outside with fur. So that means our yarn tails at the very beginning are on the wrong side. So let's go ahead and we are going to find my needle here, sink them into the middle of our work. Cuz we're getting close to the end here now. **[37:45] Speaker A:** Okay. Now, normally I would take this around the magic ring and wind it around another full circle to make sure it's nice and secure. And the magic ring is going to be very difficult to find right now. So all I'm going to do is make sure that my yarn tails come up in two different spots. Okay, there's at least some kind of stitch in between them. And I'm just going to tie them together. So they will be secure on the inside and we don't have to worry about it unraveling. Okay. I'm going to add a little knot extra security here. And then just because we don't want bunch yarn tails in the way during filming, I'm going to cut this, but you don't need to. That can just be sitting inside your project as extra fluff. Okay. So that's what we look like there. Okay. **[38:40] Speaker A:** Let's continue on. So now we're going to do two more rounds of single crochet around. Okay, so meet you back here when we're done those. **[39:05] Speaker A:** All righty. So we just finished **[39:11] Speaker A:** Okay, so sorry. I actually what I meant to say a second ago was one more round of single crochet around. So um we should have a total of five rounds right now. Okay? So round number six is not the same, not what I would what I just said a second ago. Round number six is single crochet one and then decrease. **[39:48] Speaker A:** And we are going to repeat that all the way around. So single crochet one and then decrease, one and then decrease. **[40:31] Speaker A:** Okay. And then for our final round is round number seven. You're welcome to start stuffing right now if you'd like to. I'm going to just stuff at the very end. Okay? Round number seven is decrease around. So of six decreases. **[40:52] Speaker A:** Now the decreases are I find personally are a little bit more difficult to locate, especially as we're kind of closing in here and not seeing the the top of the stitches anymore. So just go by feel. If you end up with five stitches at the end, it's totally fine. **[41:13] Speaker A:** Okay. So I can feel there's one here. **[41:27] Speaker A:** On camera this probably looks like a whole lot of nothing, just a bunch of fluff. **[41:44] Speaker A:** Okay. **[41:51] Speaker A:** This one is giving me trouble. Let me get this stitch marker out of here. It's completely sunken in there. Okay. Where is that stitch? So this one is around here. Basically I'm just feeling with my fingers to find a little hole **[42:11] Speaker A:** where it feels like my fingers are sliding into a stitch basically. Yeah. **[42:23] Speaker A:** Where's my last one? There it is. Okay. So like I like I said before, if you end up with five stitches at the end, totally fine. Even if with seven, just add another decrease. Okay. Here we go. We have our hole. So we are going to fasten off with a bit of a tail for sewing, sewing shut essentially. Let's yarn over and pull everything through and we will secure that knot. Done. Here we And you look and you see how it kind of stacks up with the other one. The 5 mm hook I guess made it a little bit smaller, but all in all it's basically the same size as the weight six. So it's kind of cool. And we are going to stuff it now. **[43:18] Speaker A:** And pat myself on the back a little bit cuz I I didn't actually test this out with the fur yarn and the hook size beforehand, so I'm glad that that worked out. **[43:30] Speaker A:** Let's get this out of here now. We don't really need that. Well, sorry. Yes, we do need that. I'm going to use that as my indicator for when we're sewing it shut for the first stitches. I won't get ahead of myself here. **[43:52] Speaker A:** Okay. You'll find with the fur yarn you really don't need as much stuffing as the blanket yarn cuz it's already so fluffy on the inside. **[44:07] Speaker A:** Okay. That's still pretty squishy. I'm going to add just like a little bit more. **[44:16] Speaker A:** I want it to hold its shape just a little bit better. **[44:23] Speaker A:** Okay. Perfect. Now I am going to sew this shut with the worsted yarn just because I find it easier to see what I'm doing and I I think it to be I don't know. I feel like it's stronger than the fur yarn, although this is actually really industrious. Um so I'm going to sew this shut with the worsted yarn cuz I could see it well and then I'm going to maybe run over it with the fur if I find that you can see these stitches really well. So for sewing shut um the fur yarn is not the best example of this, although it's definitely the most forgiving, is you're going to be going through the stitch from the top down. **[45:09] Speaker A:** Oh, sorry. I went Yeah. We are going backwards cuz it's inside out. So, from the top down through that first stitch and then through the bottom up of the next stitch. And the top down. Okay, on the next. We're just weaving back and forth. Bottom up. **[45:37] Speaker A:** Okay. Top down. I'm actually only working through the front loops of what I'm doing here. And the last one. Perfect. Okay. And pull it shut. So, that has shut that actually really nicely there. Okay. And then what I'm going to do is I'm just going to tie this off right now. So, I'm going to try and weave it through maybe one more time through the stitches so you can't see them. **[46:17] Speaker A:** Kind of just going by feel here now. **[46:26] Speaker A:** Okay. And I'm going to come up close next to the fur yarn so I can tie them off against each other as well. Actually, if I can come up through the exact same hole, that would be wonderful. We'll try it. **[46:42] Speaker A:** Close enough, I think. So, let's tie these off together so I can get rid of Oh. There's my fur yarn. So, the worst of the yarn was stronger than the fur. That's okay. I'm going do a triple knot. **[47:04] Speaker A:** And then since my fur broke, I'm going to sink that one first into the ball. **[47:19] Speaker A:** I'm glad I didn't learn that lesson by trying to weave it all the way through and close the hole with the fur and then have it break on me there. That would have really stunk. Okay. That's my strand there. So it is now sunk inside the ball. **[47:43] Speaker A:** Okay. And then we'll sink this one too. **[47:55] Speaker A:** And we will trim that as well. Being mindful of not to trim the fur by accident. Now a lot of this fur just got stuck while I was sewing. So I'm just going to kind of pick it out here. **[48:14] Speaker A:** If you find that it doesn't look nice, what's really nice about the fur is if you just kind of weave it in and out, like add another strand of yarn if you need to, weave it in and out, you can add fur to sections that don't look good and you would never even know. Then you just tie the knot together and sink it inside just like we did. Okay. Awesome. So our fur ball is done. **[48:38] Speaker A:** Now we'll grab our wings and we will attach those too. All right. So let's start with our large wings first. So with your needle, I'm going to find what feels like the bottom. So I can feel it feels kind of flat here. It naturally is going to want to sit just like that. So I'm going to make that my bottom. Okay. Which means on the other side is my top. And I'm just going to mark it just for myself so I can kind of keep track of what I'm doing here. So for the top wing, we are going to be sewing it onto it's technically round three. So you can see here. Here we go. Okay. Round one, two, three. And all three stitches actually fit right onto that round. Okay. So we're going to do the same thing. This is going to be all by feel though. **[49:30] Speaker A:** Fortunately, um because it's all covered in fur, if it ends up sewing on kind of like lopsided, you'll never even know because it's just a fur ball. So let's see if we can feel one two, three somewhere in here. Whoops. Like this. Okay. You want the dip in the wing to be facing down. And I'm just going to go ahead and get in there around one stitch. **[50:08] Speaker A:** And through each of these stitches, I'm going to weave through twice so that it's nice and secure. **[50:19] Speaker A:** Trying to get into the same stitch I did the first time if possible. **[50:28] Speaker A:** Okay, that looks good. **[50:33] Speaker A:** And for the next stitch, I'm going into the same spot on the fur ball again but into a different stitch on the wing. **[50:49] Speaker A:** Okay, same kind of spot on the fur ball **[50:57] Speaker A:** but same on the wing. And then the last one, third stitch here, same thing. If I can, get it into the same stitch on the fur ball. It's getting a little snug now. If it's not the same stitch, that's okay too. **[51:19] Speaker A:** Very forgiving. **[51:29] Speaker A:** Okay. Awesome. **[51:36] Speaker A:** Now, come through here. I'm just going to pull out some of this fur that got trapped while we were sewing. **[51:48] Speaker A:** It just kind of picks out nicely. **[52:00] Speaker A:** Okay, good. And then I'm going to leave this tail here for a second. I'm going to use it actually to sew together against the other side. Okay. So let's grab our other one. **[52:16] Speaker A:** If you weren't able to tell if that was round three or not, I mean I was kind of guessing I think it is. Um you should be able to feel where you've sewed on now and just kind of follow it around to the other side. If not, just kind of eyeball it too. We want it to be exactly on the other side. Okay, on the complete other side of the ball. **[52:40] Speaker A:** Okay. So we're going to do a little bit of eyeballing here. If it doesn't look good, we'll fix it. **[52:55] Speaker A:** That looks right to me. **[53:00] Speaker A:** That looks good. **[53:05] Speaker A:** Okay. So now I see it, I can see that I have actually one wing is a little bit lower than the other one. So that just means that my top now is just it's moved. That's okay. I'm not going to pull it out for something that's so minor. Okay. Oh, there we go. Okay. So now I'm going to go ahead and get these little wings in place too, and then we'll tie everything off. So technically speaking, our small wings are going to be sewn onto round six. So for anybody that's using plush yarn, it looks like this. So you get the big wing on round number three, and then the little wings on round number six, and they are directly underneath the large wings. Okay. So that's what it looks like there. In the fluff yarn, we're going to kind of guess guess a little bit more. **[54:06] Speaker A:** So since I think that I've spread these wings out a little bit too much, I think I'm probably closer to maybe four rounds down. I'm just going to bring these little ones in a little bit tighter, I think. So now for eyeballing these, it's really just making sure it's directly underneath the large wing. **[54:29] Speaker A:** So I'm going to get it right in here. **[54:47] Speaker A:** Okay. And again, the curve in the wing is pointing down. **[55:39] Speaker B:** This one doesn't want to stay in the same stitch. There we go. **[55:57] Speaker B:** Okay. Same thing. Loosen up all the fur. **[56:28] Speaker B:** There we go. Okay, looking cute. Our last one. So cute. Okay, let's tie off all these ends now. So to do that, we are going to sink your yarn into the ball and push it up through a stitch. **[56:57] Speaker B:** Okay. Same thing. I'm actually just going to use my larger needle if I can find perhaps where it is. **[57:09] Speaker B:** Nope. Okay, never mind. The larger one would have been easier to pop up through the same hole, but I'm not sure where it is right now. Okay. That's fine. Oh, right. I'm using it. It's right here. Silly me. You guys are probably watching going What's wrong with her? Okay, so we are going to try our best to pop this up into the same hole that the other strand is coming through. That looks like it right there. **[57:49] Speaker B:** Okay, pull that tight and if any fluff got sucked in, you can pull that through. Okay, so we tried to come up through the same stitch. I thought we did, although it looks like maybe I'm off by one. Yes, I think I was. There we go. Try your best to come up through the same stitch cuz what we're going to do is we're going to just tie a knot and then sink it right inside the ball. **[58:18] Speaker B:** If you would prefer to weave it back and forth, that's totally fine too. It's more just that it's trickier to do that with the fur yarn to make sure that you've got it nice and secure. So you'll know if you got it through properly into the same hole if your knot sinks inside, which it did. Awesome. **[58:44] Speaker B:** Okay. **[58:49] Speaker B:** Good. And then anything that got sucked down, we'll pull it back out. Great. And then we will just trim this down. **[59:13] Speaker B:** Okay, a little squish. sure that it all sinks inside. Okay. Next, the last two. **[59:22] Speaker B:** Okay, sink it back inside the body. Come up somewhere in between the two wings. **[59:34] Speaker B:** This actually feels like maybe the magic ring that I'm coming up through. **[59:49] Speaker B:** Okay. Perfect. I think it is the magic ring. **[59:59] Speaker B:** Okay, and then we will tie this in a knot. **[1:00:08] Speaker B:** I go three. **[1:00:12] Speaker B:** And then you can sink this into the body as well. **[1:00:33] Speaker B:** Okay, pull up anything that just got pushed down. **[1:00:38] Speaker B:** And trim it all the way. They came through the same hole, I think, actually. Okay, good. Now, if you find that while you're going through it, that you're finding some bare spots, maybe if you had missed some stitches along the way, all you need to do is grab a piece of yarn, your furry yarn, and you can easily insert in, weave over, add extra yarn to some of your bald spots and to completely cover it up, and then just, you know, tie the yarn ends together and sink them inside the body too. That would be um I think probably really good either if at your magic ring if it didn't close really well, at your fastening off, or if you noticed that you ended up sucking in a ton of um the fur yarn around the wings and maybe it doesn't look so pretty, you can do the same thing here and just add a little bit of yarn around it and completely cover up the sewing on stitches. **[1:01:41] Speaker B:** Okay? So yay! We finished it. So there we have it, friends. I hope you guys enjoyed making your own navi and I really hope that I was able to convince some of you guys to try fur yarn maybe for the first time too. Um if you guys enjoyed this video, feel free to subscribe and stay tuned for the next video. Make new videos every Thursday and normally they are pattern tutorials just like this one. All right, I'll see you at the next one. Bye.