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I made a little frenchie! It is much smaller than it looks, maybe about 2 inches tall? My cousin wanted a key chain for Christmas, and she loves French bulldogs! Like my other small things, I have split embroidery thread in half! It takes a lot of patience, but it pays off. This one probably took me about 10 hours to make, (maybe longer?) But was done over the course of a month or so.
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I have been gone for quite a while, and Im finally back! I figured I would share some of what I have made in the last year! Here I have pictures of a bunny, small kittens, a mallard duck, two dogs, a little flamingo, as well as the giraffe I finished earlier today! I have made many many more things in the last year, but I think these are my most notable!
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I recently crocheted a collar for my sister's dog, Hudson. He doesn't mind wearing it at all! Next, I'll crochet a collar for her other dog, Harlow. Harlow is a girl so I'll make something lacy and feminine.
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Link to pattern http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/freddy-puppy-the-ami The amigurumi is fast and easy to make and will make any children happy. The pattern is written in English, using American crochet terminology and includes US/UK conversion charts for both stitches and hook sizes. It is full of hints, tips and photos that help you along the way. For beginners instructions of basic crochet stitches are provided. Difficulty Level: beginner Skills required are sl st, sc and increase/decrease sts. Finished Size: if done with cotton fingering-weight yarn (4 ply) in the selected colours for all items, 3mm hook, it is 14cm (5.5”) w/o ears. This may vary depending on the yarn and hook size you decide to use. If you happen to have any questions during the execution of this pattern please feel free to contact me through this website or through the contact details included in the pattern. Thanks for looking at my pattern! Mary
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I love making stuffed toys crochet patterns There are several of my favorites
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Thanks for the replies! I have enough testers now :-) Pattern Description: This is a carefully designed basset hound (amigurumi dog), intended to be a kid's toy or just a fun thing to have at home. The finished size is about 15" long and 9" tall. It's meant to look more realistic than typical amigurumi....with fat folds on the legs and jowls on the face to show off some basset hound features :-) Pattern Style: Detailed written instructions for all parts and how to assemble (sew and stuff). Skill Level: intermediate to advanced. some of the more unusual stitches include chainless foundation sc, and linked dtr and linked tr. Everything else is done in sc. I can help you with learning any stitches that are unfamiliar. The hardest part is probably assembling it at the end. Yarn/Material/Tools Required: I'm not providing any materials. All you need is acrylic 4-ply yarn such as red heart super saver, in 3 colors (white, brown, black) and a size F crochet hook. I used safety eyes on mine but you can just embroider them on, use buttons, etc...that's up to you. Tester Information Number of Testers Needed: 2 or 3 Approximate Time Required to Complete Project: less than a week Deadline: Dec 31, 2014 Tester Experience: oh I don't care...you don't need previous experience with pattern testing. Tester Responsibilities: Please complete the pattern in a timely manner, and give me any feedback you have. I'm looking for typos and written errors, suggestions for improving the pattern (e.g. actual changes in how the final product looks), review of the ease of following the instructions as written, etc. I do plan to add more step-by-step photos, which are NOT currently in the pattern that you will be sent (but you can ask me for any help as needed)....so keep in mind those are coming, and if you have suggestions on which parts you feel definitely need photos for clarification, that would help me, too. Any Special Software Requirements: PDF reader Compensation There is no monetary compensation, but here's what I can do: you will receive a free copy of the final pattern (the version that will be posted to Etsy for sale), and of course you get to keep the cute dog you make :-). I will also send you a promo code for half off another pattern in my Etsy store. You CAN sell the finished product, and make as many as you like to sell! That's fine with me, and I always include that disclaimer in my copyright info on the pattern. So that's your chance to make some profit from this. I do ask however that you give credit to me as the designer by mentioning my name or Etsy store when describing the item for sale. -
These are my crochet patterns with the African Flower! What I love most about them is that you can make a few flowers without needing to look at the pattern all the time. They are so easy and fund to make and after you have done a few you put them together and create magic! Etsy: Owl: https://www.etsy.com/listing/153654228/crochet-pattern-maggie-the-african?ref=listing-shop-header-1 Dog: https://www.etsy.com/listing/160079111/crochet-pattern-mia-the-african-flower?ref=shop_home_feat Skull: https://www.etsy.com/listing/158469308/crochet-pattern-lucy-the-african-flower?ref=shop_home_feat Butterfly: https://www.etsy.com/listing/154920384/crochet-pattern-tess-the-african-flower?ref=related-5 Heart: https://www.etsy.com/listing/159318990/crochet-pattern-african-flower-heart?ref=related-7 Ravelry: Owl: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/maggie-the-african-flower-owl-pillow-pattern Dog: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/mia-the-african-flower-dog-pillow Skull: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/lucy-the-african-flower-skull---crochet-pattern Butterfly: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/tess-the-african-flower-butterfly-pillow---crochet-pattern Heart: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/african-flower-heart-pillow Here is the link to my craftsy homepage: http://www.craftsy.com/user/1580275/pattern-store?_ct=fhevybu-ikrdql-fqjjuhdijehu Please tell me what you think of my patterns! I would love to pick your brain:) Have a great day all Crochet Nerds like me! -
Kibbles is my hook's interpretation of a Boston Terrier mix dripping all the eager sweetness of a happy pup from the Local Pound who's ready to jump all over you and lick your face with joy because you adopted him into a loving home. You will find the free pattern here: http://funmigurumiandkidsstuff.blogspot.com/2013/01/funmigurumi-mookie-tookie-kibbles-dog.html#.UO0It-Thot0 Enjoy!
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I really love vintage cars and bikes, actually I like anything vintage. I think my love really started when I moved some years ago to south of England and then I was introduced to the world of Goodwood Revival. Goodwood Revival is an event that takes place every year and celebrates the world of motor sport of years past. The cars there are amazing and what I truly like is the fact that many people come dressed in character in their lovely classic cars making it into an amazing atmosphere. If you have a chance, do take part! So inspired by all the loveliness of the classic motorbikes, Marlon, the Rumble Dog was born! Ready to roll? You can find this pattern on Ravelry! http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/amigurumi-pattern-motorcycle---crochet-pdf-pattern-sidecar-dog-amigurumi
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Sharing my free dog leggings pattern for anyone who may need these for their dog to stop licking their legs. Kinda like dog socks without the foot part.
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Hi, I have a new pattern inspired by a real life pet dog, Dachshund Amigurumi This makes a nice little gift that can be finished in a few hours. Samples shown are 3 inches tall.
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Just finished another one of my pup patterns. Meet Alfie the Sheepdog. http://www.nattypatcrochet.com/Pup%20Series/alfie.html
