Umbreon Plushie. Well, after many *many* requests, I finally did an Umbreon. I know this will bring about an onslaught of requests for the other 'Eevee-lutions' and yes I'll get to them all... eventually :D It just depends on my yarn stash, my time and well --- motivation. LOL. Squirtle Plushie. This is a little squirtle I recently finished for the girls.
It took me longer than usual, due to the fact I have a bad infection in my eye, which causes my eye to water constantly, making everything blurry all the time. It should clear up in a few days but it's been really a pain trying to work with blurry eyes. LOL (if you click on the picture, it should give you the full sized image) Snorlax Plushie. Well, after many requests, I finally made Snorlax.
(I know he's not blue, but in my fire-red game he's a deep olive green, and I didn't have the right blue for him LOL). You of course, can make him any color you like :D I posted only this one picture of him, because frankly, that's pretty much everything there is. The pattern is pretty straightforward, with maybe a little fancy footwork on the face part, but it's very easy really. I made mine in the sitting position because he fits on the shelf better that way (and I couldn't see his little face if he was laying down up there). Pokeball Plushie. I made a bunch of these pokeballs for the kids starting way back in the mid 90's ... when they were little.
They'd lose one (or the dogs would chew them up) so I'd make more. Even at their ages they still love to play with these things :) As always, if something isn't right please let me know so that I can fix it as soon as possible. Materials: Plusle and Minun Plushies. Featured Crochet Pattern of the Day June 29, 2009 Plusle and Minun are two of the 'helping pokemon'.
They're very cute and energetic and make very sweet little dolls. The girls really enjoy playing with them :) The patterns are below and as always if you find any problems, please don't hesitate to let me know, I'll fix it as soon as possible. WW yarn in off-white (or a light beige), medium blue and medium red F Hook Scraps of felt in white, black, red and light orange or yellow Yarn Needle Sewing thread to match felt colors Fiberfill The pattern has only one set of 'body part' instructions, because the two dolls are identical in their basic forms. Pikachu Plushie. This is a Pikachu doll I made for my daughter.
Even though I've been crocheting for 35 years, this is the first time I've ever tried to write out a pattern for someone other than myself to follow, so if anything is confusing, please let me know I'll do my best to fix it :) About 4 oz. WW yarn in Yellow About 1 oz. WW yarn in Black Small amount of brown WW yarn Either small bits of red felt or red yarn for cheeks two black eyes or black buttons (half inch) fiberfill stuffing Yarn needle F hook Gauge isn't really of a concern here. In my work I tend to prefer joining rounds with a slip stich, if you prefer to use the 'amigurumi' style of continuous rounds with stitch markers, that also works well. Number in () at the end of each rnd indicates the total number of stitches that should be in that round (or rounds). When working dec (decrease) stitch, it is helpful to use the 'invisible' decrease by working the decrease in the FRONT LOOPS ONLY. Using Yellow. Pichu Plush. July 08, 2009 This is the Pichu doll I just finished up for my youngest daughter who is probably the world's biggest Pichu fan.
I must admit, Pichu has become one of my favorites as well. Pichu MATERIALS:WW yarn in light yellow and a medium blackG HookFiberfillYarn needleScraps of felt in black, red, pink and a very tiny bit of whitesewing threads to match the felt colors I tend to prefer to join my rounds, but if you prefer continuous rounds and using stitch markers, that's just as good.
Pachirisu Plushie. This guy has been hard to get good pictures of because of his colors, and this is the best I can do for right now.
Pachirisu is my middle daughter's very favorite pokemon, so I made this for her.I hope you can see the details well enough. This third pic was just purely for fun. It seems that Pachirisu is something of a camera hound, and decided to ham it up just a little for us. :) The pattern is below, as always, if you find anything missing or wrong in the pattern, please let me know and I will fix it promptly :) MATERIALS:WW yarn in white and a medium blueG HookFiberfillYarn needleScraps of felt in black, red and yellow (or orange)sewing threads to match the colors.
Meowth Plushie. I had to do Meowth eventually.
I put it off forever because I have the worst problems with mouths... and I have at least a dozen 'Meowth mouths' on my worktable that didn't make the cut. I'm still not very happy with that one, but maybe one of you talented crafters will be able to make a better one :D. I adore Meowth because he's scrappy and intelligent and just generally fun to watch in action. Jigglypuff Plushie. This is the Jigglypuff I made for the kids.
Azumarill Plushie. I made this doll right now for several reasons.
First off, it's coming up to Easter, and what more perfect of a pokemon for the Easter Baskets? Part Easter Egg, part Bunny -- and in it's shiny form, it's a Yellow-Gold color - so both forms are perfect. Won't he be adorable nestled down in that obnoxious fake grass snuggled up next to the Jelly-Bellies and the little yellow marshmallow peeps? The other reason I wanted to make this one, is that I felt like making a slightly easier pattern.
The last pattern (Michaelangelo) was fairly complex - and I wanted a pattern that would be quick enough to make up a few for the kids' easter baskets :D As always, if you find any typos, mistakes or just get confused, give me a holler.... WW yarn in blue, white and small amount of black (for tail) Fiberfill Small bits of felt for eyes, mouth, ear insets and spots G Hook Tapestry/Yarn Needle Sewing thread to match yarn and felt pieces Beginning with white yarn: BALL of TAIL: Using blue: Charmander Plushie. Ok, well. After many requests I finally managed to get around to making a Charmander. Cyndaquil Plushie. I finally decided to make a Cyndaquil. It's my starter pokemon in HeartGold, and I really do love it :D The flames on the back are made a little differently, but it's not hard to do. If you have any questions or find any problems with the pattern, please let me know and I'll get back to you as soon as possible.
Cyndaquil Materials. Horsea Plushie. The newest addition to the pokemon plushies is Horsea. This little guy was surprisingly difficult to figure out the head/body size ratio, and I'm not entirely certain I got it just right, but it's close enough that my girls think he's awesome LOL I know my pictures here aren't the best, but the weather outside is frightful ... and I waited four days to get better weather to get some pics outside, but it wasn't happening. SO... we ended up taking pictures inside again. I think though that they're at least good enough to help you when you're making the pattern.
As always, if you find a problem in the pattern, or just get confused, you can post here, email me, or post on my FaceBook Fan Page. WW yarn in blue and cream G Hook Fiberfill Small pieces of felt in light red, white and black Sewing thread and needle to match felt Yarn Needle Gauge isn't terribly important, as long as your hook and yarn choices result in a tight even stitch so that the stuffing won't come through. Using cream: F/O. Lugia Plushie. Ok y'all. Here he is. Lugia. I'm sorry that my pics are always crummy, but hey, I'm not a photographer LOL and I'm stuck with really old cameras that don't work unless they feel like it. This doll ain't for the faint of heart. It's better suited to experienced crocheters with a few serious dolls under their belts!