Pattern: Yogi Bear Yogi Bear. Yet another adorable cartoon made during the golden age of cartoons that people can't seem to get enough of. I love Yogi, so I was extremely shocked not to find a single pattern for him anywhere. So being the designer that I am, I made one. And as always it's here for all of you to use for free. Notions: G hook F hook Light Brown and Tan and light Green yarn Small amount of Black yarn Black and White felt Tapestry needle Stitch marker Fiber fill (I always forget to put that on the list) Hot glue gun Body: With LB yarn and G hook, ch 2, sc 6 in second ch from hook. Nose: With black yarn and F hook, ch 2, sc 6 in second ch from hook. Legs: (Make 2) With LB and G hook, ch 2, sc 5 in second ch from hook. Now you should have something that looks like this (Lower right) . Arms: (Make 2) With LB yarn and G hook, ch, sc 5 in second ch from hook Rnds 1-5: Sc around Rnd 6: Sc, inc around. Ears: (Make 2) With LB and G hook Ch 2, sc, dc 2, sc in second ch from hook.
Finished Minion +Pattern! | Create Crochet Here is the pattern for my (renamed) Big Baby Minion! Yarns Used: Caron One Pound “Sunflower”Caron One Pound “Black”Red Heart Super Saver “Soft Navy”White scraps for the eye With a US G6/4.00 mm hook, start a magic ring. Start with yellow: Round 1: 7 sc in magic ring. (7) Round 2: 2sc in each stitch around. (14) Round 3: 1 sc, 2 sc in next stitch. Round 4: 2 sc, 2 sc in next stitch. Round 5: 3 sc, 2 sc in next stitch. Round 6: 4 sc, 2 sc in next stitch. Round 7: 5 sc, 2 sc in next stitch. Round 8: 6 sc, 2 sc in next stitch. Round 9: 7 sc, 2 sc in next stitch. Round 10: 8 sc, 2 sc in next stitch. Rounds 11-21: 1 sc in each stitch around. (70) Rounds 22 and 23: Switch to black and 1 sc in each stitch around. Round 23-32: 1 sc in each stitch around (70) Round 33: Join blue for the last 10 stitches of round 33. (70) Rounds 34-37: 10 sc in blue, 16 sc in yellow, 18 sc in blue, 16 sc in yellow, 10 sc in blue. (70) Rounds 38-41: Finish off yellow, continue in blue. Round 43: 7 sc, 1 dec. With black.
New Pattern – Crochet Christmas Bells « Crafts Crocheters, knitters or crafters in general are very lucky people.Why? I’ll tell you!Mostly because they have this special right to start thinking about Christmas quite early in the year.They are allowed to do so because working on their projects will take some time. Some sweet and lovely time! If you like crocheting and want to bring some Christmas spirit in your life already, then I have a new pattern for you. It’s bells.Christmas bells.Loved designing them! Frankly, they are very easy to make, nothing to be afraid of. Can’t wait to see them on my Christmas tree this year! I just wonder how many more I need to make… have ten already. And here’s a sneak peek into the pattern.
katherineg: Adipose Amigurumi This is from the new Dr Who episode, I shall say nothing about him except that he's sooooooooooooooo cute! ;o) I created this myself this evening and here's the pattern for anyone interested: Body6sc in ring2inc 1sc * 2 - 10inc 1sc inc 2sc * 2 - 14inc 2sc inc 3sc *2 - 18inc 3sc 2inc 2sc inc * 2 - 266rows around2inc 5sc 2inc 17sc - 306rows around4sc dec * 6 - 243sc dec * 6 - 182sc dec * 6 - 121sc dec * 6 - 6 Update: for slightly more of a tummy on them I have been adding a stitch right in the middle at the front on the first row after the increase to 30 (so 6sc inc sc to end of round) and then decrease in same place on the last of the rows before the decreasing starts. ArmsChain 8, slip stich into a circle3rowsch3 8scch3 2 sc on opp side, repeat for 4 fingers slst last one Feet6sc in ringinc 2sc * 2 - 8inc 3sc * 2 - 103rowsdec 2sc dec 4sc - 81rowch3 2 sc on opp side, repeat for 4 toes slst last one Then attach limbs in sensible places!
3 Pretty Washcloths in Single Crochet Finished Size: Approximately 8″ (20 cm) wide, 8″ (20 cm) tall Gauge: Gauge is not important for this project. If you’d like a larger or smaller cloth, increase or decrease number of stitches in beginning chain (see instructions). Need help understanding the abbreviations and symbols? Crochet Pattern: 3 Pretty Washcloths Washcloth #1 Ch 32 (or a chain that is the width of your desired washcloth. Washcloth #2 Ch 32 (or a chain that is the width of your desired washcloth. Washcloth #3 Ch 31 (or a chain that is the width of your desired washcloth. Border (for all washcloths) Single crochet evenly around the washcloth. Remember, you will single crochet along each side of the washcloth. Need help while crocheting? April Draven: FREE crochet GIR pattern Doom Doom Doom Doomok I know other people have made a crochet Gir but I haven't been able to find a pattern. Plus I'm never happy unless I do it myself. DIY all the way. so here are some pics. I didn't have the lighter grey that is why he looks a bit dark. This is the 2nd Gir I made. ok you want the pattern?? ok here ya go: Free GIR crochet patternBy: April FoltsFor personal use only Hook size: 3.25mmGauge: 17 sc = 4 inchesYarn: Acrylic STITCH EXPLANATION:sc2tog (sc dec) (Insert hook into next st and draw up a loop) twice, yarn over and draw through all 3 loops on hook – 1 sc decreased.ss = slip stitchsc = single crochetch = chainRnd = roundYO = yarn overFO = Fasten off Materials:Acrylic Yarn colors:Grey and Blue Notes:Pattern is worked in rounds except when specified different. Head & Body FEET (make 2) ARM (make 2) Square on stomach With BlueRow 1: ch 4, sc in second ch from hook, sc in each sc across, ch 1, turnRow 2&3: sc in each sc across, ch 1, turnFO Sew to body Eyes (make 2) Antenna
Little Muggles | Baby Owl Free Pattern! This green owl was made using Vanna’s Choice yarn in Fern, Sapphire Blue, Terracotta, Linen, and Mustard My baby owls are all made with Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice worsted weight yarns. They are approximately 4.5 inches high. Regarding the instructions for the body, I have indicated where the color change should start (should you wish to follow my example), but I will leave it up to you as to how you want to do your stripes. If you prefer my example, you can view my pictures and follow the color scheme accordingly. I like to change colors in every row but it sure can be tricky getting the color transition seam to look neat. Size USD3/3.25mm crochet hook Medium/worsted weight yarn Sport weight yarn in White (for eye circles) 12mm safety eyes Blunt end tapestry needle Polyester pellets Polyester fiber fill Stitch marker Rnd 1 – Start 4sc into magic ring Rnd 2 – sc around [4] Rnd 3 – (sc, inc) repeat twice Fasten off and leave a tail Rnd 1 – Start 6sc into magic ring Assembly is fairly simple.
Ugly bunny pincushion and bag charm (with patterns) Making a pincushion is a delicate task. Ofcourse, you don't want to make it so cute that you don't want to jab your collection of pointy things in it. On the other hand, you'll also want to make it look cool enough, otherwise you're reminded of your failed project every time you go crafting! My last pincushion suffered from the latter problem, so it was time to make a new one. So without much further ado, I bring you... The Ugly Bunny! And if you want to make your own ugly bunny, just grab a skein of obnoxiously colored yarn and get started! Ugly bunny pincushion Materials: - One skein of brightly colored yarn for the body.- Scrap of yarn in a contrasting color for the nose.- Scraps of yarn in black and white for the face.- A hook appropriate to the weight of the yarn. EyeR1: With white yarn, make 6 sc into a ring, sl st 1 and fasten off.Embroider on a pupil with black yarn. Reattach yarn in the 14th stitch of R25.R26: sc in next 12 st. Sew up the holes in the feet. Ugly bunny bag charm
Snoopy Crochet Pattern, Part 1. **Update 5/5/19** This pattern has been re-written and updated. For a much better version, please visit my new website Oh Darn Yarn! See you there! Ever since I made a crocheted Snoopy doll, many have asked me for the pattern. I have decided to give it away for free. Note: This pattern is done in rounds. Pattern: Nose Using black yarn, Sc 5 in a magic ring (or ch 2, 5 sc in second ch from hook). Head (working from nose to back of the head) Using white yarn, Sc 8 in a magic ring (or ch 2, 8 sc in second ch from hook). Note: At this point, you might want to attach your nose. R22: Sc 1 in each sc around. Facial features Eyes Using black yarn, I sewed the eyes on right where crochet is in the front loops only. Eyebrows Using black yarn, The eyebrows are 2 holes long. Nose Using the nose that you previously crocheted, position it directly center of the face, which is where you first started crocheting, and sew it on with the tail you left on the nose! Note: This pattern is done in rounds.
Crochet Baby Turban Pattern & Tutorial This quick and easy crocheted hat makes a great handmade baby shower gift. The hardest part might be choosing the color. A faux rib pattern gives the little turban added interest. Have fun! Crochet Baby Turban Pattern – size 0-3 months Supplies: Martha Stewart Extra Soft Wool Blend or similar worsted-weight baby yarn (you can get two hats from one skein). Stitches: ch- chain, dc-double crochet, hdc-half double crochet, sl st- slip stitch The first 5 rounds are crocheted in the round and joined with a slip stitch in the starting chain. Repeat pattern inside the asterisks. Gauge: Rounds 1-4 = 2 3/4″ height Start with a Magic ring ( com/forums/t/28917.aspx) Finish off. Thread yarn through yarn needle. Don’t crochet? Terms of use: This tutorial/pattern is free for personal use and should not be distributed/republished without my consent.