Free Devil Duckie Pattern. Introduction Here is a PixieKitten Free Pattern for this very cute and naughty Devil Duckie.
This demonic bathtub playmate is reproduced in detailed crochet. It stands four and a half inches long by two and a half inches wide by four inches tall. In the last few years, the “Duckie’s” have become very collectible. Start a collection of your very own. This is a twist on the classic bath time buddy will allow you to create many naughty memories. Materials List 3.0mm and 4.5mm Crochet HookColor A: Bernat Softee Chunky in Berry Red (CA)Color B: Bernat Satin in Sunset (CB)Color C: Paton’s Astra in Black (CC)PixieKitten Sparkle Animal Eyes (6.0mm) - Solid Black (Safety Eyes)Stitch Marker or contrasting yarn to mark rowsStuffing: Fiberfill or desired stuffing materialHemostat or other stuffing toolWool Needle or Large Tapestry Needle for sewing and embroidery.Scissors. PATTERNFISH - the online pattern store.
Crochet an Android Robot. I love the Android logo guy.
He’s adorable. So I thought I’d make a stuffed one! I improvised the entire pattern as I went, so this is a bit of a rough how-to, and can be adapted to make robots of all shapes and sizes. You know that little flash widget thing Google gives devs that generates infinite random robots? It’s like a (much slower) version of that. To make your own cuddly little robot, you will need: Crochet hook: Size K (6.5mm)Tapestry needleYarn: 1 skein (170 yards) Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice in Fern or other worsted weight yarn, and a small amount of scrap white yarnStuffing of your choice. He’s basically all single crochet, and intentionally a little asymmetrical and off-center, as I wanted to add a bit of softness to a very geometric design (also, not having to count stitches is quite satisfying). Step 1: Body Chain 20, or as many stitches as you’d like his body to be tall. Step 2: Neck and Head The neck and head are crocheted in the round directly on top of the body tube.
Granny Spiral. Author PKOlson Introduction Spiraling Granny Square Pattern.
Materials List Yarn - any, appropriate sized hook for chosen yarn. Finished Size Varies based on yarn & hook size chosen. Gauge Notes.
Circles. Hats. Jacket/ Shawl. Nature. Washcloths. Absolutely Easy Soap Saver. By Rachel Choi – 38 Comments For more soap saver patterns, check out the Crochet Pattern: 5 Simple Soap Savers.
Finished Size: 4 1/4″ (11 cm) tall, 2 3/4″ (7 cm) wide, when flat Size may be adjusted using the instructions within the pattern. Remember, soap saver will stretch when being used. Gauge: not that important for this pattern. Follow the instructions in the pattern to adjust the size of your soap saver, as you see fit. Crochet - Discover Free Crochet Patterns and Learn How to Crochet p1. With A Tangled Skein. ¡The AntiCraft! Hat of Horns Things with horns: the minotaur, goats, triceratopses, rhinoceroses, devils, jackalopes, unicorns, and kittens.
Wait, not kittens. But you get the point. All of the most ferocious predators in the animal kingdom come equipped to gore you to death. Now you, too, can don horns, rip through a crowd, and leave nothing but blood and carnage in your wake. By Woolly Wormhead Difficulty Coquette Click here for definitions of difficulty levels. Finished Measurements Smaller size will fit a teenager (aprox. 18-20"); larger size will fit an average adult (aprox. 20-22"). Materials 4.5mm hook or size required for correct gauge 100g/220yds/200m Aran or Worsted weight yarn Contrast yarn if required for joining – approximately 15g Tapestry needle Gauge 4dc (US sc) to an inch (I used a 4.5mm hook) Design Notes: The Hat is constructed from 5 squares – one at the centre forms the top of the Hat, with the other 4 placed & joined at each edge of the centre square, forming the 4 sides of the Hat. About. BeginningCrochetKidsPatterns.