We weave the following rows from the head on a wire (70 cm) down:
1st: string 4 yellow beads, lowering them to the middle;
2nd: string 5 yellow beads and fix them by threading the other end towards them;
3rd: we collect yellow, 1 black, 2 yellow, black, yellow beads, then fix them with the end of the wire, threading them towards each other;
4th – 10th: string and fix according to the diagram;
11th: put 4 yellow beads on one end and lower them down. We string 2 yellow beads onto the second end and fix them;
Making the 1st leg:
string and secure the 1st row of the foot - 2 orange beads, then string and secure the 2nd row - 3 orange beads.
2nd foot:
We bring out the ends of the wire on the other side of the last row of the body. To do this, return both ends of the wire to the 1st row of the foot, where there are 2 orange beads. Then we thread the end of the wire that goes to the end of the product into 6 yellow beads of the last row of the body, and the second end of the wire into 2 yellow middle beads of the last row of the body.
1st row of foot – string and fix 2 orange beads;
2nd: string and fix 3 orange beads. Then we fix it, i.e. We thread one of the ends of the wire into the 1st row of the foot, twist the wire tightly and cut off the excess.
We weave wings on a 35 cm wire.
1st row: 2 yellow beads;
2nd – 3rd: 3 yellow beads (fix);
4th: 2 yellow beads (fix);
5th: 1 yellow bead (we fix it by threading one edge of the wire into the 6th row of the duck body, and the second into the 7th row).
We weave the second wing in the same way as the first, only starting with 1 bead, i.e. from the 5th row of the previous wing. At the end, we bring both ends of the wire to one side, twist them and cut off the excess.
The end result is a baby like this.
