Hatching easter chicks - Amigurumi Patterns.net. Here is a very cute crochet pattern for Easter chicks hatching out of their egg shells.
They would also make adorable baby shower gifts! Enjoy! Hatching Easter Chicks Skill level Beginner Supplies Size 4 mm and 3.5 mm crochet hooks Worsted weight yarn in your choice of colors (Eggs and chickies pictured were crocheted using 100% cotton Lily Sugar ‘n Cream yarn) Fiber/poly-fil Yarn needle Orange felt for beak Sewing needle and thread to match beak Stitch marker Plastic eyesCrochet terms Ch - Chain Sc - Single crochet Scinc - Single crochet increase Rnd - Round Skills Ch - Chain Sc - Single crochet Scinc - Single crochet increase Scdec - Single crochet decrease Sts - stitches Rnd - Round Instructions Egg Shell Bottom Using 4 mm crochet hook Ch 2 Rnd 1: 5 sc into second ch from hook Rnd 2: Scinc in each sc around - 10 sts. Egg Shell Top Using 4 mm crochet hook Ch 2 Rnd 1: 5 sc into second ch from hook Rnd 2: Scinc in each sc around - 10 sts.
Chick Finishing Attach eyes to chickie. Love Nest - Amigurumi Patterns.net. PDF version Two cute and very loving robins, sitting in their nest – feeling blessed.
A heart-shaped tail and a loving look in their eyes. Yarn – Double knitting oddments in tweedy brown, red and dark brown for the robins and a selection of 3 browns /beiges /greens for the nest Hooks – 3 mm (C/D) and 5.5 mm (I). Notions – toy stuffing. Star Wars Mini Amigurumi - lots of images! I've been working on these little Star Wars guys on and off for a couple of years, and now I've finshed writing up the patterns for all of them.
Partly inspired by my and my children's love of Star Wars, and the way Star Wars Lego looks so cute, I realised that I wanted to crochet mini versions of all my favourite characters. It's taken so long because of wanting to keep them stylistically similar even though the characters are very varied. I also wanted them to be different sizes, so that Leia is taller than R2-D2, and Vader is taller than Han, for example, but not perfectly proportionally, or Chewie ends up being too tall. As it is, Yoda is 2.5" tall and Chewbacca is 4.5" tall, with the rest fitting in between them.
I made Yoda first, he's pretty simple and easily identifiable, then Leia (my favourite character, the one I identify with) whose iconic hairstyle is perfectly suited to be reproduced in crochet. Some of them took longer than others to perfect. Kokeshi Doll - Amigurumi Patterns.net. Valentine Teddy - Amigurumi Patterns.net. I’ve written out the pattern for my Valentine Teddy, so if you’re feeling crafty and adventurous, do give it a try!
He’d make anybody’s heart melt with his fuzziness and adorable bowtie :) Let’s begin! Materials: Two different shades of brown yarn, red yarn, and black yarn; the following are the exact brands I used: Dark brown: “Bernat Roving” yarn in “Bark”; Bulky (5), 80% acrylic/20% wool; Lighter brown: “Red Heart Eco-Ways recycled blend” yarn in “Mushroom”; Worsted, Medium (4), 70% acrylic/30% recycled polyester; Red: “Patons Grace” yarn; Light (3), 100% mercerized cotton; Any black yarn (for the nose) 2.00 mm crochet hook (used with lighter brown yarn and red yarn) and 3.50 mm crochet hook (used with dark brown yarn) Yarn needle Fiberfill Brown felt (for the nose and paws) 12 mm safety eyes Black embroidery floss (for the paws) Dog slicker brush Glue gun Note: I worked in continuous rounds (vs. joined rounds).
Heavens_hellcat: Pattern for a slightly fierce but friendly really Dragon. *I've now written this pattern out in a more standard way, and changed a few minor things.
In particular I've made the wings stronger so they will stick out better. The new version is too long to post here, but you can download the pattern from Ravelry: You can also see photos of the new Fierce Little Dragon at my Flickr: Of course, you can still follow the pattern below if you find that easier, but do check out the new wings, you may prefer them. Edited May 2011* I'm going to assume that anyone who tries to make this has a reasonable knowledge of crochet & making amigurumi, and that you know how to increase and decrease. Use a 3.5mm (E) hook.Use any yarn you like, you may need to increase the hook size if you use a very chunky yarn. Start at the dragon’s nose: Nostrils:8 sc in ring, FO leaving a bit of a tail.8 sc in ring, then sc into any stitch on the first ring and go all the way around both of them, ending up with 16 st. You make the spikes continuously. Bride and Groom Lovebirds - Amigurumi Patterns.net. Free animals amigurumi patterns.