Angry Birds Red Cardinal and Green Pig Amigrumi Pattern The pig never saw it coming... Angry Bird is one of my mom’s favorite games and since I have made her seventy three billion NobyNoby Boys, it seemed a good idea to go with something different for her xmas gift this year, so Angry Birds it was. Things were down to the wire (it’s been nuts this year), so two amis were all I could put together, but I do believe they were a hit. I realize there are already several patterns for these available online but between the significant portion of them that were pay (tsk tsk!) Red Cardinal and Green Pig Red Cardinal of Doom! Red Cardinal - Side View Herp Derp! Oink Oink! Pattern Details These were made using a 3.5 mm crochet hook and my stash of 100% cotton worsted weight yarn, colours listed below. Christmas Red Off White Gold Apple Green Hot Green Black White Pig Head Apple Green CH 2 or Magic Ring or start however you like. Pig Nose Start off in the lighter Hot Green colour CH 2 or Magic Ring or start however you like. Feather Hair Tops Red Hook this up!
Sackboy en crochet... Quirimbombolas Hello!Here is the tutorial for the sackboy in crochet who came to visit México ... Para el cuerpo: Algodón mercerizado "Sinfonía" no. 8, de la marca Omega, en color café oscuro. Para bordar los detalles: estambre acrílico de 3 hebras. Ojos: ojitos locos pintados con marcador permanente negro. Gancho de acero #4. For the body: Cotton mercerized "Symphony" no. 8, Omega, in dark brown.To embroider the details: 3-threads acrylic yarn .Eyes: crazy eyes painted with black permanent marker.# 4 steel hook (2.00 mm). Instrucciones: Instructions: Para la cabeza: vuelta 1: Tejer dos cadenas. vuelta 2: (2 puntos bajos (p.b)- 1 aumento en los extremos) para un total de 8 puntos. vuelta 3: Todos aumentos, para un total de 16 puntos bajos. vuelta 4: (1 pb-1 aum.), total 24 puntos. vuelta 5: (2 pb-1 aum.), total 32 puntos. vuelta 6, 7, 8 y 9: Tejer los puntos resultantes de la vuelta 5 ( 32 pb.). vuelta 10: (1 aum- 3 pb.), total 40 puntos. vuelta 11: Tejer puntos resultantes (40 pb.). Continuamos...
Tails Plushie I guess I couldn't make sonic without Tails to travel with him. I have to say that even though the pattern seems complex when you're reading the instructions, it's really not that difficult once you get going. I've been extremely busy recently, and it's likely I won't be working on any dolls for a couple of weeks. Spring has sprung (well at least here in Texas) and I have my vegetable garden to plant, and spring cleaning to attend to...and quite frankly I just need to get up off my carcass and do some stuff that I've neglected over the winter. LOL I'm also working on some other projects which I've been putting off ... some of which you'll see on here, others are baby shower gifts and one wedding gift. I'll post though when I have more stuff to share! As always, if you are confused with the pattern, or find something wrong with it, please let me know, I'll help ya out or fix the problem asap :) Happy Hookin' y'all! Miles *Tails* Prower BELLY FRONT PANEL: (using white) (using white) (using black)
Mario Mushroom Introduction Here's a quick and easy crochet pattern for my fellow crafters. Materials List Worsted weight yarn Poly fill stuffing yarn needle size H or 5MM crochet hook Black felt for eyes, or black yarn can be used. Notes Get creative and enjoy! The Pattern 1. 2. 3. ch 1, 2 sc in each stitch until end of the row, slip stitch to join 4. ch 1, 1 sc in first stitch, 2 sc in second stitch, repeat until end of row, slip stitch to join 5. ch 1, 1 sc in first stitch, 1 sc in second stitch, 2 sc in third stitch, repeat until end of row, slip stitch to join, 6. ch 1, 1 sc in st until 4th st, 2 sc in 4th stch, repeat until end of row, slip stitch to join 7. ch 1, 1 sc in st until 5th st, 2 sc in 5th stch, repeat until end of row, slip stitch to join 8. ch 1, 1 sc in st until 6th st, 2 sc in 6th stch, repeat until end of row, slip stitch to join 9. ch 1, 1 sc in every stitch until end, slip stitch to join 10. continue step 9 for rounds 10-18, slip stitch to join 22. 1. Enjoy!!!!
Sonic Plushie This is the latest of the plushies I've been working on. Sonic came out better than I had thought it would at first, and for *once* I'm really kinda pleased with how his face came out. I'm really not very good at the faces, but I think Sonic's turned out pretty spiffy for a change :D I've tried to include pictures that will help you as you're putting him together, the hair/spikes look alot more difficult than they are, just take your time and pin them all on before you sew them down to make sure you're pleased with the overall look first, and it comes together pretty easily. I've had a really ugly cold all week, so I hope there aren't any mistakes or typoes in the pattern, I've checked it through several times and I *think* it's all there and in order, but if you run into a problem or typo, or just get confused, let me know and I'll fix it as quickly as I can :) Materials: Numbers in ( ) at the end of each round or row indicate the total number of stitches in that round or row. *using tan*
Super Mario Bowser I have seen some amazing Bowsers out there like LizTough’s and cuteamigurumi.com but no patterns, so here’s what I came up with based on their photos Bowser Materials yarns gold, green, tan, white, orange, yellow and a small amount of black Black, white, and orange felt stuffing H Hook Needle and thread Mouth and nose pieces in tan Balls (make 5) Rnd 1: 6 sc in magic ring (6) Rnd 2: sc in next sc, 2 sc in next sc around (9) Rnd 3: sc in next 2 sc, 2 sc in next sc around (12) Rnd 4: sc in each sc around (12) Rnd 5: sc in next 2 sc, dec over next 2 sc around (9) Stuff firmly Rnd 6: sc in next sc, dec over next 2 sc around (6) F/O leaving long tail, add any stuffing needed, weaving in end and pull tight. Spikes in yellow (make 11) Round 1: 6 sc into magic ring (6) Rounds 2-3: sc around (6) Round 4: sc in next sc, 2 sc in next sc around (9) F/O leaving long tail to sew 9 onto shell and 2 onto the tail, I recommend stuffing the spikes so they don't squish.
Moogle Pattern DIFFICULTYThis is an Beginner pattern ABBREVIATIONSch - chainsl st - slip stitchsc - single crochet US (same as double crochet UK)hdc - half double crochet US (same as half treble UK)dc - double crochet US (same as treble UK)sc - 2tog decrease one stitch with single crochet() - indicates section to be repeated MATERIALSSize E/4 ( 3.5 mm ) Crochet HookTapestry NeedleSmall NeedlePoly-beans and Poly-Fill for stuffingWhite yarn for bodyRed yarn for bauble and nosePurple yarn for wingsBlack yarn for eyes6" long piece of small gage wireNeedle Nose Pliers for bending wire GAGE6 stitches and 6 rows per inch HEADWith White yarn , MAKE ONER1 - 6 sc in the ring and pull the ring tight. BODYWith White yarn, MAKE ONER1 - 6 sc in the ring and pull the ring tight. ARMS AND LEGSWith White yarn. EARSWith White yarn, MAKE TWOR1 - 4 sc in the ring and pull the ring tight. NOSEWith Red yarn, MAKE ONER1 - 6 sc in the ring and pull the ring tight. - Flatten the wings and sew the open ends shut.
Yoshi Pattern Here is a free amigurumi Yoshi pattern I made.I was inspired to make this after making an amigurumi super mario for my brother.This amigurmi Yoshi took me a few days to complete, mainly because I was trying to keep track of my pattern so I could post it here for everyone. I used a turquoise color only because I had no green, but remember that Yoshies come in different colors and yours can be any color of your choice. The finished product should measure approximately 10 1/2 – 11 inches tall. Materials needed: Yarns- Yoshi color of your choice (mine was turquoise)Boot color of your choice (mine was purple)WhiteRed Materials- Black feltWhite FeltEmbroidery thread to stitch certain pieces together (optional)Fiberfill of your choice Tools- Size G hookWide eyed needleScissorsStitch markerGlue gun (optional) Things you will need to know: What a magic ring isHow to decreaseHow to Front Post Single Crochet Abbreviations used: Head: (make one in your Yoshi Color) Round 1: 6 sc into magic ring (6) Snout: Body:
Bofur Inspired Hat Pattern (Check out this handy dandy Pinterest ready graphic I made!) In The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, one of the dwarves (Bofur) wore this really, really awesome hat. I fell in love with it, and decided to see if I could crochet my own version of it. Well, first I scoured the internet, hoping for a pattern, and when I didn't find one THEN I decided to make my own. And since I know there are others out there who would love to have this pattern, I'm posting it here! PLEASE NOTE: You may make items and sell them using this pattern, but PLEASE link back to the pattern and credit me as the source. The Bofur Inspired Hat Pattern You will need: Red Heart Super Saver (I forgot the actual color name, but it’s brown, okay?) Finish off. For the second earflap: going across the front of the hat ( the seam from your joins will be in back, use that as your guide if needed) count off 17 st. Ch 2, DC in same st as join and in next 14 st. Ch 2, DC in same st as join and across. Enjoy your brand new Bofur hat!
Mario Brothers Goomba Well, after many requests for this fella, here he is. Goomba from Mario Brothers. He's kinda cute for a grumpy guy. My girls have already laid claim to him, altho now they're arguing over who gets to keep him in their room. As always, the pattern is here, and if you have any questions or problems, let me know I'll try to answer as quickly as I can. Goomba WW yarn in warm (medium) brown and light brownG hookFelt pieces in white and blackYarn NeedleFiberfillmaterial for weighting down the plush, like unpopped popcorn or the plastic pellets they sell at craft stores This doll really needs weight in the base due to it's naturally top-heavy design. Numbers at the end of each round/row indicate the total number of stitches that should be in each round or row. Using warm brown: Begin stuffing and shaping the mushroom body here and continue stuffing and shaping as you progress. F/O leaving long tail. Using light brown: F/O leaving long tail. Using warm brown, make 2: F/O leaving long tail.
The Beholder Pattern Leah B. (photo) Shoulder Beholder Beholders are one of the best known monsters from Dungeons and Dragons. They pop up everywhere. I had been promising The AntiCraft a Beholder hat for a while, but since I am an Angstylvanian by nature I decided that a hat was too much effort, so I crocheted a miniature version that turned into an amigurumi which can sit on your shoulder if you're a chaotic retarded pirate. by Leah B. Suggested Reading Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Monster Manual by E. Suggested Viewing Dungeons & Dragons (1983 rated TV-Y7) animated series on DVD, some episodes of which were written by Dave Arneson and E. Difficulty Coquette Click here for definitions of difficulty levels. Finished Measurements 11" (27.9cm) around body just under the first set of eyestalks; about 6" (15.2cm) H from bottom to tip of top-center eyestalk (slightly bent) and 7" (17.7cm) W from tip of leftmost eyestalk to tip of rightmost eyestalk (also slightly bent). Materials Gauge N/A for amigurumi. Design Notes Body: