Mario Plushie. This pattern has been a long time in the posting. I've argued with myself over whether or not I should sell this one, but I just couldn't do it. I know it would sell well, and I surely do need the money, but the whole reason I began making these FAN ART plushes was because I know very well how hard it is to find good patterns to make things like these for the kids. I started out looking for patterns to make for my kids, and I found none that I could afford and so started making them myself. I will mention though that if anyone feels inclined to make a donation for the patterns I offer for free here, I have a donation button on the right hand side of the page, the amount is up to you and every donation is deeply appreciated.
I do have an Etsy shop where I sell some of my original designs, but I do not sell FAN ART patterns there, those patterns I always offer for free here, because I don't believe FAN ART should be shared on condition of payment, it's a labor of love. Ok... the pattern. Baby Lightsabers by Michael Snow (eBook) Dragomir the Dragon pattern by Liz Wray. Pattern: Snuggles the Penguin. Who can resist Snuggles the Penguin with his sweet face all bundled up in his removable scarf?
Crochet your very own and he’ll make a great friend every season of the year! Materials: turquoise (Loops & Threads Impeccable worsted in “Aqua”), white (Red Heart Super Saver Regular in “White”) , yellow (Red Heart Super Saver) and red yarn (Vanna’s Choice in “Antique Rose”) [all 4-ply medium weight]2.00 mm crochet hookyarn needlefiberfillpink felt (for cheeks)12 mm safety eyesglue gun Note: I worked in continuous rounds (vs. joined rounds).
***PLEASE follow along with my blog post here to see step-by-step photos. Using white yarn, Chain 3 R1: Starting from second chain from hook, Sc 2. R2: 2 sc in each sc around (8 sts) R3: *Sc 1, 2 sc in next sc*, rep 4 times (12 sts) R4: *Sc 2, 2 sc in next sc*, rep 4 times (16 sts) R5: *Sc 3, 2 sc in next sc*, rep 4 times (20 sts) R6: *Sc 3, 2 sc in next sc*, rep 5 times (25 sts) R7: *Sc 4, 2 sc in next sc*, rep 5 times (30 sts) R12-13: Sc 80 Using turquoise yarn, Bronto and Steggy the Dino-Rawrs Applique pattern by Patricia Eggen. Meet Steggy and Bronto, the newest Dino-Rawrs to join my crochet applique pattern family. Appliques are great for adding embellishment to many crafts including hats, key chains, blankets, clothing, hair accessories, and more.
Finished sizes using size H/5mm hook and worsted weight yarn:Bronto – approx 3 inches across and tall Steggy – approx 4 inches across and 2 inches tall Pattern is ranked beginner to intermediate and uses the following stitches: single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, slip stitch, and an adjustable ring or magic loop. There are several detailed pictures in this pattern to help those who need to see examples. I am a visual learner and just have to see it sometimes to understand. If you have any questions about the pattern, you can always email me.
My patterns are copyright protected, but you are welcome to sell items you make from them. “Laugh as much as you breathe and love as long as you live.” Esbelotta (D) Pony Amigurumi Doll - March 2012. Materials: W.W. Yarn and E Hook, pipe cleaners (4) Notes: MC = Magic Circle, SC2TOG = Sing Crochet Two Together (Decreasing using SC), BLO = Back Loop Only, all rows worked in rounds, unless otherwise noted in instructions.
Head: 8SC in MC.2SC in each ST around (16).SC1, 2SC in next ST around (24).SC around (24)Repeat 4.Repeat 4.Repeat 4.SC1, SC2TOG (16).SC around. (16) If you are adding safety eyes, now is the time to place them.SC2TOG x8 (8). Nose: 8SC in MC. Body: 8SC in MC.2SC in each ST around (16).SC1, 2SC in each ST around (24).SC around (24)SC around (24)SC around (24)SC around (24)SC around (24)SC4, SC2TOG around (20).SC around (20)SC around (20)SC around (20)SC3, SC2TOG around (16). Neck: 6SC in MC.2SC in each ST around (12).In BLO, SC around (12).SC around (12). Legs (Make Four): 8SC in MCIn BLO sc around. 3-10.
Ears (Make Two): Hair: You can attach the hair any way you like, I just sewed mine on with thread to the head and behind of the doll. Terriko | Small Penguin Ball. Gemini, The Two-Headed Dragon - Amigurumi Pattern pattern by Paola Navarro. Amigurumi Tiny Turtle. Free Turtle Toy Knitting Pattern by Raynor Gellatly. I love amigurumi toys, but its extremely hard to find knitting patterns as most amigurumi patterns are for crochet. So being inspired by these tiny striped turtles on crochetville I have come up with my very own little knitted amigurumi turtle. I think he turned out rather cute, unfortunately I stuffed his head a little too much so he is a little head heavy but other than that very cute! He measures a tiny 3.5" long and 2" tall however you can knit him on a larger needle size for a slightly larger turtle, but i always think the smaller the toy the cuter it gets.
If you knit him please show off your work and join my flickr group i'd love to see a little army of turtles, in all different colors. Spanish pattern translation available hereMaterials· Set of 3mm needles (UK size 11, US size 3) · Yarn needle · Toy stuffing · 5mm black toy safety eyes (optional as eyes can be embroidered on with black thread/yarn) HeadCO 6st Legs (make 4)CO 3st. Knitted ‘shrooms with eyes | beewee.net. Travelling Gnome. Free Travelling Gnome Toy Knitting Pattern by Raynor Gellatly. If anyone has ever seen the magically whimsical film Amelie then they will know about the story of the travelling gnome. If you haven't seen it then basically it tells the tale of a gnome who was stolen from her fathers garden and only to be returned with pictures of him at famous landmarks around the world!
So when I seen the Simply a gnome! Pattern by Else Tennessen I knew I had to make a knitted version, just like the little Amalie gnome. Here's pictures of my very own little gnome on his travels. Materials • Set of 3.25mm needles (UK size 10, US size 3) • Yarn needle • Toy stuffing • 5mm black safety eyes Yarn colours • Red • Skin • Blue Yarn weight: Double knitting/ worsted weight Gauge: not important but make it tight so stuffing doesn’t show through Finished measurements: approx 3.5" tall and 2.5" wide Please click here for my copyright info Gnome Body:CO 6 in red yarn 1. purl 2. Cut yarn, leaving a long tail. Free Pattern – Grumpasaurus. Matt & I have a saying around our house that if one of us is grumpy then we are a Grumpasaurus. I’d been batting around the idea for awhile of knitting him up a toy version of the Grumpasaur & came up with this little guy. I thought he was cute enough to share with all of you. This was supposed to be a stocking stuffer for Christmas & then a Valentine’s Day gift but I actually just finished it yesterday.
I had to keep starting over to get the shapes I wanted for the body & the tail. Of, course you don’t have to make your dinosaur grumpy, have fun embroidering any expression you want. He’s also pretty darn cute without the comb. Grumpasaurus Four size 3 double pointed needles Jo Sharp Classic DK Wool in Pistachio & Moss (less than one ball of each) Black Yarn for embroidery Tapestry Needle polyfil or other stuffing Gauge 6 stitches per inch (gauge is not super important as this doesn’t need to fit anyone. Body:(You are knitting the Grump’s body from the bottom up.) Tail: Arms: (make 2) Comb: Jerry the Musical Monkey pattern by Rebecca Danger. Daphne and Delilah the Momma and Baby Monster pattern by Rebecca Danger. Page 18 Elefante. The pattern for Elefante is finally here for the taking. This pattern came to be when a knitter emailed me after spying a tiny striped elephant on a shelf in Itty-Bitty Hats on page 18. She wanted to know where to get the pattern.
I had no idea where that elephant came from until a friend (thanks Renee) told me about this . I am sure the original is a crocheted toy from this site and boy oh boy, are the other toys available here ever cute. I decided to make a pattern for a knitted version of this little guy and share it with you here. Have fun and please let me see your finished Elefante! ElefanteMaterials:Set of 5 double-pointed needles US size 4Size E crochet hookFiber-fillPoly-pelletsYarn needleScissorsStitch markerYarn:Cascade 220 in Red, Pink, Orange and LimeJulia by Kristin Nicholas in Dark Blue and Light BlueSmall amount of black to embroider eyes**Any worsted weight yarn will do and this is a perfect project to use up your stash. Legs: (make 4) In Pink only continue as follows: Fingerstaches are pretty cool. (}: (NOW WITH 15% MORE PATTERN!) - KNITTING. I knitted this today. I'm quite obsessed with moustaches.
It's just an intarsia moustache on a rectangle of stocking stitch sew up one side. Very simple, very quick, very moustachy. I want to make a couple of different styles, so I'm gonna post them in this thread too. The toothbrush moustache. EDIT: Pattern of sorts: Needles and yarn:3mm needles. 8ply in black and another colour. Difficulty: So very simple. Size: 5.5cm long by 6.5cm circumference. Tension: 5.5 stitches = 2cm8 rows = 2cmThis doesn't need to be perfect. Actual pattern:Cast on 17st.Work 9 rows in stocking stitch.Do the colourwork using The Chart(TM)Work 9 rows in stocking stitch.Cast off. The Chart(TM): The walrus. The toothbrush Sew your cast on to your cast off, weave in the ends. Additional notes: You can cast on with a provisional cast on and graft the ends together if you're keen.And you can duplicate stitch on the pattern, just work 4 rows where it should be and add it later.Feel free to add or remove rows if you need to. Mario Brothers Mushrooms. June 27, 2009 These little plushies were requested.
They're really quite simple to make, but I have to admit, I had so much fun, I ended up making all those in one day. I love it when something simple and so much fun comes out looking so very cute :) Mario Mushrooms Materials: WW yarn in white, the colors you need for the tops (varies with the type of mushroom) and a tiny amount of blackG HookFiberfillYarn Needle for weaving in ends Notes: Gauge isn't important. Numbers in ( ) at the end of each round or row indicate the total number of stitches that should be in that round or row. Mushroom: Beginning at the base with white: Begin stuffing here if you haven't already. Rnd 18: sc in next 2 sc, dec over next 2 sc around (30)Rnd 19: sc in next sc, dec over next 2 sc around (20)Rnd 20: dec over next 2 sc around (10) F/O leaving long tail.
Spots (make 5): Using white (or alternate color): Rnd 1: 8 sc in magic ringRnd 2: 2 sc in each sc around (16) F/O and weave ends in on backside of disk. Big Snowy Owl. There’s something about owls. Is it their baby-wide eyes? Their mysterious nighttime habits? Or their totemic gumdrop shape? I’m not sure, but owls somehow manage to be simultaneously enigmatic and totally lovable. This one is heavy on the lovable! Making the Big Snowy Owl was probably the most fun knitting I’ve done all year. Materials For the Main Yarn: 4 skeins of Blue Sky’s Bulky, 50% Alpaca and 50% Wool. Gauge 2 1/2 stitches = 1 inch in stockinette Size From Ground to Top of Ear: 17 inchesCircumference: 38 inches Pattern The Bottom With the Main Yarn and the double pointed needles, cast on 8 stitches. Place a stitch marker and join for working in the round, being careful to not twist your stitches.
Round 1: Knit into the front and back (kfb) 8 times. (16 stitches) Round 2: Purl. Round 3: *P1, kfb, repeat from * to end of round. (24 stitches) Round 4: Purl. Round 5: *P2, kfb, repeat from * to end of round. (32 stitches) Round 6: Purl. Round 8: Purl. Round 10: Purl. Round 12: Purl. Purl 6 rounds.