Amigurumi Penguin pattern | the ageing young rebel Amigurumi penguin will be a happy friend for yourself or a perfect gift for someone you love! This small cutie is now available as a free pattern in two languages, English and Finnish. The pattern requires intermediate crafting skills (I assume you know how to crochet and knit, the basic techniques are not explained there). It contains a plenty of pictures to help you with the details. You can download the pattern as pdf here: amigurumi penguin (in English)amigurumi-pingviini (in Finnish) Feel free to use these patterns under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. More images:
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Silly little Angel! Hope you all remember little angry Angel I posted photo of few weeks ago. Dear Debi B. asked to try the pattern out. And am glad she has helped me with it. Thank you Debi! I came out with an Angel pattern after Bonnie B. asked me to create and Angel she could make and donate to cancer ill patients in local hospital, to cheer them up and brighten their day. That is how silly little attitude Angel came to life. Here is a photo of two of them. Wing pattern is not mine. Think I better get on with pattern, as I have one (two) more patterns to share today. Angel is made in No.10 thread and 1,50 mm crochet hook. Debi has made her angel in worsted wight yarn and F hook and her angel measures 11″. From materials you will need to make angle is thread or yarn in flash color of your choice, white yarn or thread, little bit of black embroidery thread for the eyes, stuffing, and fabric starch to block and model wings. Abbreviations: st(s) – stitches Sc – single crochet dc – double crochet ch – chain Head Ch7
How To Amigurumi | Pattern | Tutorial I heard friends and readers asking me how to do amigurumi, including patterns, materials, tools & tips etc…. you will find all the answers in this post: How-To Amigurumi!!! Frankly speaking, just like all other crafts, to make a decent looking amigurumi is not easy but it is not hard as you thought too. You need skill, skill comes from knowledge and practice…. and to success in crafting, you need patience and the “never-give-up” attitude – do it again and again until you are satisfied with the result. Amigurumi (編みぐるみ? {CLICK HERE to get the introduction on How-To Amigurumi.} Pages: 1 2 Print / Download PDF
knitty.com Frog pond edition In Japan, the kajika goes kerokero. In Spain the rana sings cruá-cruá. In the knitting world, however, frogs say "rip it, rip it." The term frogging gives the impression of a rather exuberant ripping out of knitted stitches. insert the left hand needle into the stitch just below the stitch on the right hand needle.... ...then slide the stitch onto the left hand needle while pulling on the yarn to release. To unravel your work from a purl side, do the exact same thing, keeping the yarn in front. The real challenge to your nerves comes when you need to undo your knitting for a few rows, but not back to bare yarn. Use either a knitting needle [a smaller size might be a good idea here] or a tapestry needle threaded with a spare length of yarn... insert under the first loop of the stitches all along the row below the error. ...and on a purl side :: The row that you've inserted the needle [or thread] into will be the one you'll start knitting on after you unravel the yarn.
Yarn Yoshi Amigurumi Pattern » Yoshi has always been cute, but he’s super-duper cute in his yarn yoshi form! Here’s a chibi yoshi amigurumi that I designed using Yoshi’s Wooly World as my inspiration. I hope you enjoy making him! SKILL LEVEL: EasyCROCHET HOOK: Size H-8 (5 mm)YARN: Red Heart Super Saver – worsted weight, acrylic yarn #672 Spring Green #311 White #319 Cherry Red #235 Lemon #256 CarrotNOTIONS: Polyester Fiberfill, Black Felt, Yarn Needle, Stitch Marker, Fabri-tac GlueABBREVIATIONS: ch – chain dc – double crochet hdc – half double crochet sc – single crochet sl st – slip stitch sc2tog – single crochet 2 together (sc dec) st – stitchAPPROXIMATE SIZE: Sits at 6in/15cm Stands at 7in/18cm tall from head to feet HEADRound 1: With green 5 sc into adjustable ring.Round 2: 2 sc in each st around – 10 sc.Round 3-5: Sc in each st around. You should now have 12 st around. BODYNote: Pay attention to the increases and decreases in this section! ASSEMBLY 1. Be sure to let me know how yours turned out! Connect With Me
Kristieskids - patterns#1 Mushroom pattern Mushroom Supplies:Small amounts of WW yarnF HookButton for lid closingExtra buttons, sequence, ect for decorating (optional) Terms usedSc = single crochetSc-dec = single crochet decrease over 2 stitchesCh = chainFO = Finish off, or Fasten offSlp st = slip stitchBLO = Back Loops Only StemStem is done in one continous spiral.Ch 21) 6 sc in 2nd chain from hook. (6 sc)2) 2 sc in each sc around (12 sc)3) (2 sc in first sc, sc in next sc) repeat around (18 sc)4) (2 sc in first sc, sc in next 2 sc) repeat around (24 sc)5) (2 sc in first sc, sc in next 3 sc) repeat around (30 sc)6) In BLO, sc in each sc around.7) Working in both loops, sc in each sc around8) (sc-dec, sc in next 2 sc) repeat around, ending with sc-dec in last 2 sc (22 sc)9-10) sc in each sc around11) (sc-dec, sc in next 2 sc) repeat around, ending with sc-dec in last 2 sc, (16 sc)12-14) sc in each sc aroundSlp st to next sc,FO leaving long enough tail to sew to mushroom body The CH 5 is your button hole. Happy Hippo
Elann Fibre Facts Fibre content is one of the most important considerations in choosing the best yarn for your project. Every yarn listed at the elann.com website shows fibre content information, and using our Yarn Search Engine , you can search for yarns by fibre. A yarn's fibre content determines not just its care, but its appearance, its drape, and its feel - commonly referred to by knitters and crocheters as the yarn's 'hand'. Although all yarns are spun from fibre, the fibre content alone does not determine how the yarn will look. Animal Fibres Alpaca, Llama, and Camel Alpaca, llama, and camel-hair yarns are all spun from the fleeces of animals which are members of the camel family. is an extremely soft, fluffy, and warm fiber that comes from the Angora rabbit. While somewhat weaker than wool, cashmere is luxurious--extraordinarily soft, resilient, and receptive to dyes. Mohair Mohair, spun from the fleece of the angora goat, shares wool's insulating properties and is extremely lightweight.
Olaf from Frozen Crochet Amigurumi Pattern The idea for an Olaf stuffie came from a quick random survey I asked on Facebook (Like my page if you want to participate in the randomness!), but really, after the initial idea came out, the whole thing just snowballed. Yup, pun intended of course! * one too many times, I’m pretty dang proud of my Frozen’s Olaf crochet amigurumi so I hope you like it too! ***Because so much work went into this, I really do ask that you do not distribute or share this pattern in its entirety and please do not sell it! The hardest part about this project was the head. Supplies: worsted weight yarn in white, orange and brown. Olaf Frozen Crochet Pattern Abbreviations: ch: chain stitchsc: single crochethdc: half double crochetdc: double crochetyo: yarn oversc2tog: single crochet two together – a decreasing stitch -> insert hook into stitch, pull up a loop, insert hook into next stitch, pull up a loop, yo, pull yarn through all loops on hook. A few notes: Head: Round 1. Upper Body: Round 1. Lower Body: Round 1.
Pattern: Crochet turtle pin cushion - Good Day CrochetGood Day Crochet Welcome to my pattern for this lovely little crochet turtle pin cushion (or just a miniature creature for your desk!?). It is super easy to make. The central pin cushion is about 2 inches in diameter. I hope to produce more of these pin cushion animals in the future. Made by Good Day Crochet June 2013. DOWNLOAD THE PDF BY clicking here. This pattern will be free to view and download until 1 July, after which there will be a £1 charge. Please note that this pattern is written using US crochet terminology. Tools and materials 4mm hook* I crochet tightly with a 4mm hook – you may find it easier to crochet with a 3.5mm if you aren’t used to doing small creatures or if you crochet loosely) 3 ply wool* – one green for the body, one contrast green for the extremities, and one black for the eyes Darning needle Polyfiber stuffing *Note – for the turtle shown in the illustrative pictures I have used a 3.5mm hook with doubled up 4 ply wool for the body because I wanted to use that specific yarn.
Free knitting patterns I knit this stocking flat A) because I don't enjoy knitting in the round andB) because I think it gives greater flexibility in working fairisle and other intarsia designs. I tend to work it on double pointed needles because during heel shaping you need to switch from working one side to the other. Materials:oddments of yarn. Cast on 25 sts, **(27 if knitting one of the stranded designs charted below)rows 1 - 3: knitrow 4: (right side) begin pattern from charts below (if required)work a total of 14 rows of pattern ending with a wrong side row. Start at the bottom of the chart for the pattern charts Heel shaping:I like to use different coloured yarn to accentuate heel. row 48: K3, K2tog through the back, k4, k2tog, k1, k2tog through the back, k4, k2tog, k3row 49: purlrow 50: K3, K2tog through the back, k2, k2tog, k1, k2tog through the back, k2, k2tog, k3 (15 stitches) (see photo step 6) row 51: purl Making Up: Cut work from the ball leaving a long end for sewing up.
Christmas Elves Pattern Presenting you the Christmas Elves pattern! My intention was to make elf on the shelf but after some research I’ve done I didn’t really like them being mischief elves. I am more of happy and fun kind of person and having elves that might shave my eyebrows during the night are not the kind of elves I would keep around :D Furthermore, there really are some wonderful free Elf on the shelf crochet patterns available, and if you are really looking for one of them I am sure you have already started making some of them. If not, check the Raverly or Pinterest and get your free pattern soon. For those that prefer nice house elves, that will bring you smiles and cheer your holiday season try making one of these little guys. Less talking and more working! Pattern is pretty long so I better start on with it. I tried to write as detailed as possible. If I missed anything I apologize in advance, as well I am sorry for any flaws or mistakes that might got on the way. Christmas Elves Materials needed: note:
Pattern: Crochet swan - Good Day CrochetGood Day Crochet Welcome to my pattern for this majestic swan. This free crochet swan pattern can be as difficult as you would like to make it, with the chance to create your own detail and patterns in the wings. Please feel free to message me if you have any questions: gooddaycrochet@gmail.com Read more about this creation by clicking here. Made by Good Day Crochet March 2013. DOWNLOAD THIS PATTERN AS PDF BY clicking here. Please note that this pattern is written using US crochet terminology. Tools and materials 4mm hook 3 ply wool – 1 black, 1 white, 1 orange Yarn needle Do I look majestic? 9mm eyes with safety backs Abbreviations sc = single crochet ch = chain inc = increase (stitch two sc in one sc) dec = decrease (stitch next two sc together) x = repeat (followed by number indicating how many times i.e. Body Use a foundation chain to make an oval base rather than a circular one!. Close the top of the body neatly – you will be able to see it! Aim for this lovely ‘s’ shaped curve