Little Yoda Crochet Tutorial. There were some more boys in the family having birthdays and they happen to all be Star Wars fans! I wanted to crochet a Star Wars character and I decided to come up with the pattern myself to be able to share with you in case you wanted to make this as well. Meet Yoda. He’s little, but he can still do great things! My daughter told me she wants one in purple after meeting him lol. Remember, these instructions can be adjusted to what you have. What you will need:-Green, brown, and off white medium worsted yarn-Size G and H crochet hooks-Optional: safety eyes (you could use yarn to make them or felt circles; mine were size 12mm)-Yarn Needle-Polyfill or some kind of stuffing Head/Body: With green yarn and size H hook,1.
Switch to brown color for the body. 1. Ears (make 2) with green yarn and size H hook1. ch 62. sc in 2nd ch from hook3. hdc in next ch4. dc in each of the next two ch’s5. tr in next ch*Leave long tail and sew onto head 1. 2. 3. 4 &5. Row 1: Chain 19. Row 3 – 6: Ch 1 turn. Free Amigurumi Crochet Patterns with love for the Nerdy » » Amigurumi Kirby with Pattern and Bonus Smash Brothers hats!
Kirby Amigurumi Pattern My Kirby pattern has been a long time coming, mainly because I got too ambitious with Super Smash Brothers versions to finish and post it. Initially, in honour of the recent release of Kirby’s epic yarn, the project was going to include patterns for 10 or so Kirby hats, so that he could be more epic and morph into his various SSB versions and be Link Kirby, Mario Kirby, Wario Kirby, you get the idea.
As with most things I do though, I got distracted and started working on other stuff and finished up the Mario and Peach hats only, so these will have to do for now. I might make more later, but if my fabulous readers make a Kirby and decide to make him a SSMB hat, email me photos and the pattern if you are kind enough to share and I will post it with credit. As with all my patterns, Kirby is free. Mario Kirby Peach Kirby Kirby haz a happy! Kirby was made with a 3.5mm hook going through both loops. Yarn Colours Used Mod Pink Red Gold Hook this up! CRAFT Pattern: Crochet Spring Bunny. By Stephanie Jessica Lau Nothing says spring like a kawaii amigurumi bunny!
Make them floppy-eared, and complete their look with a carrot or flower. These bunnies are the perfect addition to a handmade Easter basket or a special gift. Materials Beige or white yarn for the body – I used medium-weight yarn Pink yarn for the flower – I used lightweight yarn 2.00 mm crochet hook, for the bunny and the flower 1.25 mm crochet hook, for the carrot Yarn needle Fiberfill Brown or pink felt, for the feet Patterned fabric, for lining of the ears 12 mm safety eyes Brown or beige embroidery floss, for the nose and to attach the felt for the feet Orange and green embroidery floss, for the carrot The Spring Bunny nose step-by-step tutorial is after the jump!
Spring Bunny Nose Tutorial Visit All About Ami for more detailed photos and tips on this pattern. About the Author: Stephanie has been crocheting ever since she was a little girl. Related. Plush Cube Monster. Vampire Bunny Plushie How-to! Daniella Dahlia Flower Pillow and BONUS Envelope by SewYouCanToo. Craftster tutorial. (Tutorial) Tree Circles Pillow. I was inspired by this picture (Etsy), that I saw in a magazine, and I thought that I probably needed to make something like that.
I actually saw this idea done as a coaster in Martha Stewart Living a year or two ago and I loved it! Anyway, I made this felt pillow out of it! (Sorry about the blurry photo, night time!) I used a platter for a guide, cutting a little over two inches outside of the edge to make two 16" circles out of brown felt. Then I cut one 13" circle of ivory felt.... I sewed the ivory circle to one of the brown circles, and used fabric glue to stick on rows of circles in brown yarn.
Once it was mostly dry, I hand stitched several spots here and there to help it stay better. Then I laid the other brown circle on top of the first two (with the ivory sandwiched in between) and pinned it, and sewed almost all the way around, leaving a 5" opening for stuffing. I stuffed the pillow with polyfill, and hand stitched the opening shut.
Hmm, almost done.... P.S. Little Lamb Pillows. Several years ago I drove through Europe in the Springtime and I will never forget seeing all the adorable lambs frolicking in the fields. They were unbelievably, utterly cute. I wanted to get out of the car and pet each one we came across. Recently when I was thinking of a project to add some springtime cheer to my apartment I kept thinking of the little lambs and decided to try my hand at making a lamb inspired throw pillow. This project turned out to be even quicker and cuter than I imagined so I sewed my first little lamb a friend to play with. Materials To make a set of two pillows: One 18-inch square piece of Wool Felt in TanOne 18-inch square piece of Wool Felt in EcruOne piece of Wool Felt in ChocolateSweet Dreams Cotton Stuffing100% cotton thread to match each wool color.One Little Lamb Pillow Template (available to download for free here) printed and cut out Cutting Choose either the tan or the ecru felt as the body color of your first sheep.
Sewing Stuffing and Finishing.