Web Design Schools Guide Amigurumi is the Japanese art of crafting stuffed crochet or knit toys that are usually made into animals, dolls and inanimate objects. These stuffed dolls are known for having oversized spherical heads on an undersized body and expressional faces. Whether you’re a beginner or an expert at amigurumi, you always need a pattern to reference and guide you along the way. Thankfully, the Web has tons of free patterns and instructions on how to make these darling toys for less. Animals Animals are the most common type of amigurumi made, and these are the cutest of the creatures. Video Game Characters Even your favorite video game characters have amigurumi patterns like these. Holiday/Celebration Use these amigurumi patterns to decorate for the holidays and for gift giving. Food These adorable amigurumi foods look good enough to eat, but I don’t recommend trying. Nature These amigurumi patterns add an adorable twist to nature’s finest. Random Easy
Free Patterns by H Nerdigurumi - Free Amigurumi Crochet Patterns with love for the Nerdy » Crochet Pattern Central - Free, Online Crochet Patterns - Beginner Crochet Instructions - Crochet Tips, Tricks, Testimonials and More! LucyRavenscar - Crochet Creatures Ami List One Skein Crochet Gifts for Men Can you believe how close the holidays are already?! Time to give thanks for quick projects! Crafting for the men in our lives can be tough, and investing the time and money to make a sweater isn’t always realistic. Men’s Crochet Hat Pattern on JJ Crochet’s Blog: (90-100 yds) This quick beanie is dressed up with a ribbed style brim, great for guy who prefer their style simple. Looking for even more ideas? Crochet gifts for men don’t have to be a cause for stress! Crochet Rainbow Hat Pattern This week’s hat variation is super fun and I am so excited to share it! I have really enjoyed coming up with different variations of my free Versatile Earflap Hat Pattern and I hope you have enjoyed them too. The idea for this rainbow hat actually came to me when I was thinking of St. Patrick’s Day hat ideas, but I wish I would have thought of it way back in December for my rainbow-loving niece’s Christmas present. My favorite part – the fluffy cloud pom poms on the earflaps. To make this hat, follow the instructions in my free hat pattern available for download here, changing colors as noted below. 0-3 Months Work rounds 1 through 3 in redSwitch to orange for rounds 4 & 5Switch to yellow for rounds 6 & 7Switch to green for rounds 8 & 9Switch to blue for rounds 10 & 11Switch to purple for earflaps and both edgings 3-6 Months 6-12 Months Toddler Child Teen/Adult Have a great week (make sure you get some time to have fun crocheting)!
Free Pattern Roundup Archives | moogly Today has been an exciting day – my new washer and dryer have finally arrived! Since we moved over a week ago, we haven’t had laundry equipment, and have had to run back and forth between houses, doing one load at a time. But no more! To celebrate, here are pics of my new laundry room… and a few free patterns to help you clean up at your house! But first the before… actually, the half way – when we moved in, there was a torn up cement patch and the walls were a mess. We were up late last night painting, putting down sticky tile, and putting coving around the base of the wall.