Crochet kitty description. How to crochet Kitty: toy knitting pattern and step-by-step master class

Master class from Larisa (Rozetka).
This is a “translation” of the diagrams with some explanations. Because You can’t do detailed explanations on one piece of paper, but there are enough details here - it was decided to make a small master class on how to knit and assemble Hello Kitty.

So let's start...with Hello Kitty's head. We knit it, starting from the top of the head, according to the pattern, in a circle. We start each circular row with a VP (cable loop) lift and end with a SS (connecting post). The chain of air loops is the 0th row, we do not count it. The 1st row is the first row of sc (single crochet). Here he is in person.

The finished, unfilled head piece looks like this. Don't be confused by some of the unevenness of this part - we made the increases in a spiral, when we fill it, it will take the correct shape of Hello Kitty's head.

We knit all other parts, with the exception of the legs, starting with the amigurumi ring. We wrap the thread around the index finger twice, remove the resulting ring from the finger and knit the first 6 sc into it.

Then we pull the short end of the thread and tighten the sc into a tight ring. Thanks to this method of starting knitting, we will not have a hole. We knit the ears and tail, starting with this ring according to the pattern.

We start knitting the legs from the sole with red thread. We knit the 4th row with a sc, inserting the hook not into the braid of the previous row, but behind the sc itself, inserting the hook from the wrong side. This way, the braid that we didn't knit into will be on the outside, helping the shoe take shape.

We knit the 5th row in the usual way, and the 6th row in the same way as the 4th.
Starting from the 7th row, we knit the last three rows with a white thread. These are the details of the legs you should get.

We begin to knit the arms with 6 sc into an amigurumi ring with white thread. In the 6th row we introduce a red thread and continue to knit according to the pattern until the 12th row. Here we leave the knitting unfinished and proceed to tying the sleeve frill. We tie this part to the 7th row of the handle part (the second row with a red thread). The number of sc in the first row should be 15. The same number as in the 7th row of the handle parts. To do this, bend the part so that the 7th row becomes the fold line.

After the sleeve frill detail is completed, fill the detail with padding poly. This is where an ordinary pencil may come in handy.
When the part is filled, we finish it with the last two rows according to the pattern. Then we start knitting the body. Using a white thread we knit 10 rows of sc according to the pattern, making increases. In the 11th row we introduce a red thread. It is more convenient to immediately make a VP on a thread of a new color and insert it with a connecting column at the very end of the 10th row.

We continue knitting in the circle with a red thread, making decreases according to the pattern. It should look like this.

Now let's start knitting the skirt. This is important! We tie the skirt to the 12th row (this is the second red row), in this row the number of sc is 42. To do this, bend the body part so that the 12th row becomes the fold line. We begin to attach the skirt detail to this row. We continue knitting in the round, making even increases according to the pattern.

So, we have all the details ready. Let's start filling and stitching.

Let's start again with the head. When filling it, we shape it with our hands, slightly flattening and pressing it on top so that it takes the shape of Hello Kitty's head, and not a ball.

Then we fill the body and sew the head to it. We fill the legs and sew them from below to the body. Now that the legs are sewn, it will be easy for us to center the tail and place it in its rightful place.

The handles can simply be tightly sewn to the sides, or you can sew them using a hinge so that they move, spin...
We start by taking a double thread to match and tying a knot at the tip. We pass the thread through the handles so that the knot is on the side that will be adjacent to the body.
Now we thread the thread back through the body.

We thread the second handle with the same thread, continuing the maneuver. We, as it were, string our parts onto a thread - handle + body + handle.

Now we thread the thread back through all three parts. We repeat this procedure a couple more times, slightly pulling the parts together. We bring the thread under the skirt, where we cut the thread from the needle, tie a knot and use a hook to hide the knot inside. Let's start finishing the muzzle. The eyes and nose, of course, can be cut out and glued or sewn on from felt, but I couldn’t find one. Therefore, for the nose, I took hook No. 1, yellow floss threads in two layers and knitted it as follows:
0th row: 3VP + 1VP lifting, then we knit in a circle.
1st row: in the first two VPs, 1СБН each, in the third VP – 3СБН, in the next two VPs, 1СБН each, in the third VP – 2СБН, we finish the SS row.
2nd row: VP lifting, 2SC in the first loop, 1SC in the next loop, 2SC in the next three loops, then 1SC and in the last two loops 2SC, finishing the SS row.
Sew the nose to the muzzle.

It’s just that the sewn-on nose looks a little like a snout...because of its prominence or something...so I suggest putting satin stitches on top of it. If you want it not to be voluminous, you can embroider quite a bit. I like it to be more voluminous, so I make more stitches. At the end of the embroidery, I do not pass the stitches under the spout, but only over it, making small stitches on the sides. This results in smoother edges.

The eyes are knitted exactly the same as the nose. I used a thin woolen thread, so I didn’t embroider with satin stitch on top...and the eyes didn’t need extra volume.
Advice. To correctly position the eyes and nose, you can first sketch out their location on paper and, when you are satisfied with the final version, i.e. you will see that Hello Kitty is looking at you, you can sew on the eyes and nose, correlating their location with the pattern.
After this, we embroider the antennae with wide stitches. One tendril - one stitch.
We decorate Hello Kitty's dress, shoes and head with roses.
We will need medium and small sized roses.

I suggest not stopping at the decoration with roses
The dress can be knitted in a different color and with a completely different trim. In general, there is plenty of space for your imagination to fly. My Hello Kitty, for example, now has a friend like this.

Every time parents pay attention to the fact that their child plays with toys made from natural materials, for example, such as knitted Kitty. These products are safe for babies' skin.

You can make a toy yourself, this is also possible and acceptable in cases where you have enough time to do what you love - knitting.

Every kid has a favorite cartoon and a favorite character, which he will be simply happy to receive. Make a Kitty toy yourself or with the help of your child; it will become a fascinating mystery for him. If you don't know how to make this toy, try following the pattern below.

How to crochet Kitty: diagram

It's better to start with the head. First, cast on a strip of chain stitches, then knit in the round. After knitting the second row, we begin to add loops along the edges (on the narrow side). You should end up with an oval.

Once you have the desired head size, knit 2 rows with the same number of stitches. After that, start decreasing, just don’t decrease too sharply, decrease one on each side.

Leave a hole to fill your head with stuffing. Before doing this, remove the loops on the thread. After finishing stuffing, pull the loops together with thread and tie them.

We knit legs, arms, ears according to this principle. Wind the thread around your finger, then remove. You will get a ring, then knit 6 single crochets in a circle. Then we take the free end of the thread and tighten it. Thus, we get a circle, only without a hole in the middle.

Knit, following the shape of the arms and legs. At the end, you also remove the loops on the thread, stuff the parts and pull them together. Don't forget that the legs need to be marked with colors. Those. below you need to make a colored area. This is the basis of the Kitty knitting pattern.

You need to start knitting the body with a light thread, then add red so that the T-shirt-shaped area is highlighted with color. You also need to knit the bottom with a light thread. After finishing, the colored section of the body must be continued in the shape of a skirt, joining in the place where the two colors connect from below.

Attach the parts to the body in the right places.

Our head was left unadorned. Take black threads and embroider the antennae stripes characteristic of Kitty. Eyes can also be embroidered with thread, painted or replaced with buttons. Don't forget about the nose.

How to tie a bow? Take a thread of the color of the dress, knit a strip of air loops, fold it in the shape of a bow and secure with a thread of the same color.

You have got a wonderful toy for your child, with which he will play with great pleasure.

Video materials on the topic of the article

Kitty style baby hat:

Kitty style handbag:

Detailed master class on knitting Kitty toys:

How to tie a bow for Kitty:

The toy is ready (the process is in the article) and, of course, this is not the original Hello Kitty cat from the store for a considerable amount, but its close relative :)

Finally, I finished my work. It was not so much difficult as it was painstaking. This is my second experience in making a soft Amigurumi toy and will be a New Year's gift for my niece. I placed it a little unevenly and it looked like it was waving into the frame :)

I told you what Amigurumi is in the article Handmade crocheted bunny. Amigurumi art. In this article I will tell you how to crochet a stylized Hello Kitty amigurumi cat. With your own hands, according to a diagram with a description. What is important is that everything is in Russian and in Russian.

The main materials I used:
- white threads, slightly woolly in structure, smoother yellow, pink 50g/250m acrylic

Red and bright green 50g/275m acrylic for the flower and leaves behind the ear
- white threads with a little shine, a skein without identification marks on a large cardboard reel
- cotton threads red, yellow-orange, pale pink “Iris” produced by “K-t im. S.M. Kirov” skeins of 25g, length not specified
- padding polyester for stuffing

I sometimes used crochet hooks sizes 2 and 3, as well as thinner ones, to pull out threads in knots
- black thread for the mustache, preferably with glitter, and a thick long needle (we call this a gypsy needle)

Pieces of black leather to cut out the eyes and, if available, a piece of yellow felt for the nose (I knitted it, there was no felt)
- depending on the size, stuff ordinary coins (I have 2 of 5 rubles each) and stones into the legs so that it stands

I wanted to make the kitten larger, but I didn’t have thick threads, so I took a thread in 3 folds. In order not to sculpt any decorations on top (the toy is dense and compact), I made a kind of melange from threads of different colors. Initially, they were slightly different in thickness, but in total they turned out to be approximately equal working threads. I think the only important thing here is to maintain the thickness of the threads in order to get commensurate details, and it’s up to whoever likes the colors :)

The diagrams were taken and corrected by me (adapted for Russian) from some Japanese magazine, probably, a scan of which was found by Yandex without identification marks.

Knitting will take place in the round, without tearing off the thread until further instructions. Abbreviations will be used for abbreviation:
VP - air loop(on the diagram there is a white circle or more often an oval)
RLS - single crochet(on the diagram there is a cross or a plus sign)
СС - connecting post(in the diagram there is a black dot, usually knitted into the lifting air loop from which the row began)
+ or - adding or subtracting in the diagram it is an RLS with a bird/house on the outside. Those. on the diagram x and /\, and the table will indicate how many such elements are in the row in brackets. If you increase the sc, two pieces are knitted in one next position, if you decrease, one sc is knitted in 2 positions.
Perhaps I'm ranting too much, but in case it's useful to someone :)

Let's actually start knitting, starting our Kitty from the head. This is perhaps its largest part. I always rely on diagrams, so there will be a minimum of written explanations, and I post the diagrams in good quality.

For the white parts, I used 3 white threads (2 “woolen” and 1 on a large bobbin with glitter).

Head

In the diagram it is divided into 2 halves for easy viewing, but in reality it will be a single piece for the head. The contact points of the halves are shown by broken lines.

First we knit
10 chain stitches(horizontal line of ovals in the diagram)
1 air loop is added and we consider it as lifting (to bring the thread to the level of the next element)
These VPs are considered the zero row, the following rows according to the table (do not lose the lifting VPs and SS).
The first row of 22 RLS is formed by tying our chain of air loops in a circle, reminiscent of a pigtail, and in the first and last loops of the chain you need to knit not 1 RLS, but three.
The next rows are also further in the circle, starting the row with VP and ending with SS in this VP.
Always carefully count how many sc you get in each row so that the intended shape is preserved.

We tear off a longer thread from the finished head part, because We will need it to sew the head to the body.
We stuff the part tightly with padding polyester, while trying to give the correct shape to the head, slightly oval, similar to the original Hello Kitty.

I got something like this taken from https://www.site

Ears (2 parts)

The next step was knitting the ears. They start with an amigurumi ring. To create it, we wrap a thread around the index finger and into the resulting ring we knit 1 VP of lifting 6 RLS (this will be the first row). There will be a free tip of the thread left; if everything is done correctly, pull it and the loop with 6 sc will be pulled into a tight ring without a hole (do not lose the SS at the end).

At the end of the 6th last row, we tear off a longer thread and sew the eyelet on it. You need 2 of these ears.

There is no need to stuff them. My ears for Kitty turned out like this

We also continue to work with white thread, but now there is 1 detail, perhaps the smallest and funniest.

Tail

The tail is a thimble-like detail. It starts similarly to the ears with an amigurumi ring (1st row).

At the end of the row we leave a long thread for further sewing. Fill with padding polyester and set aside.

The result is a small tail for a not-so-small cat.

Handles or feet (2 parts)

We start with white threads. Amigurumi ring with 6 sc (1st row) and then from the 2nd to the 6th row according to the pattern. We start the 6th row with a colored thread. I took 2 pink acrylic threads and 1 red cotton Iris.
On the last 13th row we should have a small hole left to stuff the handle, but if you are knitting a small copy of Kitty, it will be too small. In this case, we slow down the work after the 11th row and leave a thread of sufficient length to knit 2 more rows and leave a long tip for sewing to the body (you can leave the thread that has not yet been torn off).

Frill/sleeve

I took 2 yellow acrylic and 1 yellow-orange cotton thread.
We tie the frill to the 7th row of our handle. Let me remind you that the 7th row is the second color row (in my case, pink-red). The SBP icon with a hook in the diagram means that this RLS is knitted into the base of the RLS of another part (handle/foot).

I got some interesting ideas from Larisa’s blog. For example, in an article about the Hello Kitty bead (https://rosetka.blogspot.com/2009/09/hello-kitty-businka.html) Larisa suggested tying the frill additionally using the “crawfish step” method, I followed her advice, it turned out very cute .

So, to the last yellow row from the RLS we add a crab step. Master class on this issue.

We tear off, fix and hide the yellow thread. Let's return to the main part of the handle. We stuff it with padding polyester (this is convenient to do, for example, with the blunt side of a hook or needle) and knit the 12th and 13th rows, if you haven’t done this before, tear off the thread with a long tip. You can immediately sew up the hole in the ends of the handles (the shoulder area, so to speak) with a couple of stitches so that the padding polyester does not fall out.

The finished handles for the cat upside down are very reminiscent of ice cream :)

Torso (body with skirt)

You can take a break from small details on the torso, which rivals the head in size.

We also start with white threads from the amigurumi ring (aka 1st row 6 RLS) and then according to the pattern with additions in the indicated places we knit 10 rows.
Row 11 we already switch to colored threads (mine are pink-red), and we tear off the white one with the traditional long tip. At the end we also break off the colored thread. taken from https://www.site

Skirt

The skirt is tied in colors (pink-red for me) to the 12th row of the body, this is the second color row. The method of tying is similar to the ruffle for the sleeves, for the columns themselves of the 12th row of the body and then continue circular knitting according to our own pattern. I made the last two rows of the skirt yellow-orange (like the frill of the sleeves) and also added another row using the crab step method.

We tear off all the threads, immediately fix all the threads from the skirt and hide them. We fill the resulting part with padding polyester. The body is ready taken from https://www.site

Legs/paws (2 parts)

For the colored part, where the knitting of the legs begins, I took yellow, pink acrylic and red cotton thread (Iris).

The RLS underlined in the diagram (4th and 6th rows) mean that they need to be knitted at the base of the columns of the previous row (behind the columns themselves, on the wrong side), and not in a traditional braid. Thus, the braid should remain outside, helping the boot/shoe maintain the shape of the sole and transition to the foot itself, giving greater believability.

From the 7th row we return to the usual white thread (as we used for the head), and we break off the colored thread, fasten it and hide it inside the legs. We tear off the white thread after the 9th row and leave a long end for sewing.

You get two shod feet like this

We put a coin on the bottom of the legs and lay them on top with pebbles wrapped in synthetic padding.

Assembling the toy

Sewing ears to head

Sewing the legs

Sewing on the tailtaken from https://www.site

Sewing the head and arms to the body

I sewed the head with white thread from the head, catching the top color row by the pigtail.

I pulled colored threads by hand through the body with a needle (for better fastening) in such a way that the thread of the right foot went to sewing the left one and vice versa from the left foot went to the right one.

Eyes

Roses (3 pieces, 2 medium and 1 large)

Bright green leaves, 2 parts

The process of making the elements of this bouquet is described in the article Flowers and leaves for Hello Kitty or decorating other items.

I thought for a long time about how to secure the flowers and leaves and decided that it would be easier to first tie them together using the ends of the threads. This is how the order of their location and the distance between them was preserved. taken from https://www.site

Spout You can sew it from yellow felt or knit an oval with yellow threads. For example, like this:
1st row - amigurumi ring with 6 RLS
2nd row - 10 sc, of which three into one sc from the previous row (3rd and 6th of the first row).
In general, the element is small and you can experiment, even embroider :)

Collar I made an Iris from light pink cotton threads, instead you could hang a ribbon, bow or beads.

For the collar, I collected a chain of air loops of such length that it was enough to exactly fit around the cat’s neck with a little tension. Then I knitted a series of single crochets and connected the ends of the resulting rope around the neck. I lightly fixed it on the hanger and hid the ends of the threads inside the toy.

I secured the flowers, prepared earlier, near the ear.

It was in such company that the ready-made Kitty was waiting for her mistress, until she was placed in a gift box and under the Christmas tree.

The gift was received with joyful interest, demonstrated to everyone present, to everyone’s surprise, and was accompanied by praises addressed to me:)

In the process of playing and pampering, she is measured by the new mistress. The toy's height was approximately 17 centimeters. taken from https://www.site

Readers' works:

From Gadyak, the toy came out 30 centimeters tall! A playful and very attractive little animal with a red bow.

And Lesenok (Lesya) sent such a charming young lady in flowers. The cat was made from white Hawaii threads, 55% cotton/45% acrylic and cotton red Rose from Vita. It turned out a little smaller, about 13-14 centimeters.

Olesya sent me Kitty in a bright pink dress, I can’t even believe that this is my first experience, great job! According to the author, the threads used in the work were Iris, and the hook was 1.25, in finished form 11 centimeters.

Natalya from Nikolaev showed an elegant cat, which she knitted as a gift for a little girl. White parts - Yarn art violet plus kid mohair, colored parts - Himalaya yakamoz 100% wool, trim - grass. The entire product is crocheted No. 3. Height is 17 cm. Decoration with purchased ribbon flowers. The eyes and nose are embroidered with acrylic for embroidery.

For some reason I want to call it New Year's :)

Varvara shows Kitty in a delicate pink outfit, about 25-30 centimeters tall. The poor cat was captured in kindergarten :) Knitted from Egyptian cotton with crochet number 3.

A beauty played by Olga Erdnieva has also been invited to Kitty’s family. A classic fluffy dress and a big matching bow, you just want to send her to the ball :) Crocheted from acrylic yarn No. 2.

Another cat was demonstrated by Anna. The magical look of the green-eyed beauty is simply mesmerizing:)

Thank you, dear visitors, for the photos you provided! taken from https://www.site

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from: Natalia - a*@site

Thank you for your feedback, I tried my best :) And thank you for your photo too!

from: Olesya - o*@yandex.ru

Wonderful and clear diagram, thank you very much, my Kitty turned out to be 11 cm tall. This is my first knitted toy.
I wanted to insert a photo of what happened, but I don’t know how(((

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from: Natalia - a*@site

Thanks for your feedback! I will be very glad to add your cat to the company. I'm waiting for her photo by email!

from: Svetlana

thank you very much, everything is perfectly visible to grandmothers like me, well done, good person

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Hello Svetlana! It’s very nice to “hear” kind words, thank you.

from: Anna - a*@mail.ru

Thanks for the diagram and detailed description, this is my first amigurimi :-)
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Thank you very much, Anna! I added your photo to the family. You really surprised me with the design of the muzzle, it looks incredible!

from: Hristolyubova Galina

Thank you very much for your description of Ketty. It turned out funny. All the best to you

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Hello, Galina! I am very glad to receive such news, thank you! I wish you success in your creativity and more :)

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And here is my kitty!!!

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Thank you so much for the diagrams. I scoured almost the entire Internet to find them so clear! And for the detailed description of the work!!!

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I am very glad that you liked my cat. Good luck and ease of work, send yours, we’ll move you into a family :)

from: Irina - n*@bk.ru

Natalya, thanks for the MK, I’m finishing up knitting my first kitty. But for some reason I ended up with an incredibly huge head)))... and if I knit the third row in the lower paws, then the sole of the paw is not flat, but convex. I tied it up, ignored the third row , I knitted the extra white one instead. And I’ll bandage my head.

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Hello Irina. I cannot give any comments on the topic of your work, because... didn't see her. As you can see, my foot is practically flat and my head is suitable, and I drew the diagrams at the same time as I was working. Probably it all depends on the individual knitting density or possible reading errors. However, the final shape also largely depends on the stuffing, because with excessive zeal you can stretch and deform anything.

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Thank you very much for Kitty!

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So let's start...with Hello Kitty's head. We knit it, starting from the top of the head, according to the pattern, in a circle. We start each circular row with a VP (cable loop) lift and end with a SS (connecting post). The chain of air loops is the 0th row, we do not count it. The 1st row is the first row of sc (single crochet).

The finished, unfilled head piece looks like this. Don't be confused by some of the unevenness of this part - we made the increases in a spiral, when we fill it, it will take the correct shape of Hello Kitty's head.

We knit all other parts, with the exception of the legs, starting with the amigurumi ring. We wrap the thread around the index finger twice, remove the resulting ring from the finger and knit the first 6 sc into it.

Then we pull the short end of the thread and tighten the sc into a tight ring. Thanks to this method of starting knitting, we will not have a hole.

We knit the ears and tail, starting with this ring according to the pattern.

We start knitting the legs from the sole with red thread. We knit the 4th row with a sc, inserting the hook not into the braid of the previous row, but behind the sc itself, inserting the hook from the wrong side. This way, the braid that we didn't knit into will be on the outside, helping the shoe take shape.

We knit the 5th row in the usual way, and the 6th row in the same way as the 4th.
Starting from the 7th row, we knit the last three rows with a white thread. These are the details of the legs you should get.

We begin to knit the arms with 6 sc into an amigurumi ring with white thread. In the 6th row we introduce a red thread and continue to knit according to the pattern until the 12th row. Here we leave the knitting unfinished and proceed to tying the sleeve frill. We tie this part to the 7th row of the handle part (the second row with a red thread). The number of sc in the first row should be 15. The same number as in the 7th row of the handle parts. To do this, bend the part so that the 7th row becomes the fold line.

After the sleeve frill detail is completed, fill the detail with padding poly. This is where an ordinary pencil may come in handy.
When the part is filled, we finish it with the last two rows according to the pattern.

Then we start knitting the body. Using a white thread we knit 10 rows of sc according to the pattern, making increases. In the 11th row we introduce a red thread. It is more convenient to immediately make a VP on a thread of a new color and insert it with a connecting column at the very end of the 10th row.

We continue knitting in a circle with a red thread, making decreases according to the pattern. It should look like this.

Now let's start knitting the skirt. This is important! We tie the skirt to the 12th row (this is the second red row), in this row the number of sc is 42. To do this, bend the body part so that the 12th row becomes the fold line. We begin to attach the skirt detail to this row.

We continue knitting in the round, making even increases according to the pattern.

So, we have all the details ready. Let's start filling and stitching.

Let's start again with the head. When filling it, we shape it with our hands, slightly flattening and pressing it on top so that it takes the shape of Hello Kitty's head, and not a ball.

Now we sew on the ears. We don't fill our ears. We try to place them so that already at this stage the shape of Hello Kitty’s head can be guessed. The top of the head can serve as a guide here - the beginning of knitting the head. Ears begin to grow right along the edges of it.

Then we fill the body and sew the head to it. We fill the legs and sew them from below to the body. Now that the legs are sewn, it will be easy for us to center the tail and place it in its rightful place.

The handles can simply be tightly sewn to the sides, or you can sew them using a hinge so that they move, spin...
We start by taking a double thread to match and tying a knot at the tip. We pass the thread through the handles so that the knot is on the side that will be adjacent to the body.
Now we thread the thread back through the body.

We thread the second handle with the same thread, continuing the maneuver. We, as it were, string our parts onto a thread - handle + body + handle.

Now we thread the thread back through all three parts. We repeat this procedure a couple more times, slightly pulling the parts together. We bring the thread under the skirt, where we cut the thread from the needle, tie a knot and use a hook to hide the knot inside.

Let's start finishing the muzzle. For the nose, I took hook No. 1, yellow floss threads in two layers and knitted it as follows:
0th row: 3VP + 1VP lifting, then we knit in a circle.
1st row: in the first two VPs, 1СБН each, in the third VP – 3СБН, in the next two VPs, 1СБН each, in the third VP – 2СБН, we finish the SS row.
2nd row: VP lifting, 2SC in the first loop, 1SC in the next loop, 2SC in the next three loops, then 1SC and in the last two loops 2SC, finishing the SS row.
Sew the nose to the muzzle.

It’s just that the sewn-on nose looks a little like a snout...because of its prominence or something...so I suggest putting satin stitches on top of it. If you want it not to be voluminous, you can embroider quite a bit. I like it to be more voluminous, so I make more stitches. At the end of the embroidery, I do not pass the stitches under the spout, but only over it, making small stitches on the sides. This results in smoother edges.

The eyes are knitted exactly the same as the nose. I used a thin woolen thread, so I didn’t embroider with satin stitch on top...and the eyes didn’t need extra volume.
Advice. To correctly position the eyes and nose, you can first sketch out their location on paper and, when you are satisfied with the final version, i.e. you will see that Hello Kitty is looking at you, you can sew on the eyes and nose, correlating their location with the pattern.
After this, we embroider the antennae with wide stitches. One tendril - one stitch.
Decorate Hello Kitty's dress and head with roses.