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Keroppi Keychain

 Hey! Just back with a little quick pattern. Keroppi as a keychain! This was made with DK weight yarn and a 4.00 hook and ended up being about 3inch by 3inc (7.5cmm ball). I usd 7.5mm flat black eyes.  Eyes White Make 2 Round 1: In a magic circle, SCx6 (6) Round 2: INCx6 (12) Round 3: [INC, SC]x6 (18) Sew to the head and then attach the eyes when you get to about round 10 of the below. Also take this moment to use the tail left from the first eye to sew up the gap between the eyes. If you want a hanger, also make a loop before finishing off.  Eyes Lime Green Make 2 Round 1: In a magic circle, SCx6 (6) Round 2: INCx6 (12) Round 3 - 4: SCx12 (12) For the first eye, leave a tail and finish off. This will be used to sew up a small gap later. For the second eye, continue with next round without finishing off. Round 5: Insert the hook into the next stitch of the first eye. SCx12. Insert the hook into the next stitch of the second eye SCx12 (24) Round 6: [INC, SCx3]x6 (30) Round 7: [INC, SCx4
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Keroppi Pattern

  If you like my pattern please consider buying me a Kofi Or purchase the pattern here with pictures for each step! Keroppi is 9 inches (23cm) tall when made with the below yarn and hook sizes.                   Materials Used Y DK (8 ply) weight yarn (I used 4 seasons Marvel in black, red, lime, pink and white) Y 12 mm safety eyes Y 4.00 hook Y Stuffing Abbreviations This is written in US crochet terms. Y  CH – Chain Y SC – Single Crochet Y DC – Double Crochet Y TC – Treble crochet Y BBL – Treble crochet 3 - stitch bobble  : 3 treble crochets turned into a bobble. The slip stitch used to hold the trebles together doesn’t count as a stitch. Y INC – 2 Single Crochet (in the same stitch) Increase Y DEC – Single Crochet 2 together (Decrease) Y [instructions]x# - Crochet the instructions in the brackets # times Y SCx# - Single crochet once each in the next # stitches Y (xx) – amount of stitches in that round Y (AA, BB) – AA is the amount
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#744 Rockruff

 Hello! I am here with a new pattern for you all! This is the shiny version of rockruff that I had made for a competition that I ran earlier this year. Rockruff is about 20cm (8 inches) from nose to tail and 30cm (11 and a half inches) from foot to top of the ear when made with DK weight yarn. And I used a 4.00 hook. But you are welcome to use which ever size yarn and hook you are most comfortable with. If you would like to purchase the pattern with step by step photos you are very welcome to!  Or if you would like to support me. You are welcome to do so here.    Now without further ado, here is the pattern! Head (Blue) Round 1: In a magic circle SCx6 (6) Round 2: INCx6 (12) 1 Round 3: [INC, SC]x6 (18) Round 4: [INC, SCx2]x6 (24) Round 5: [INC, SCx3]x6 (30) Round 6: [INC, SCx4]x6 (36) Round 7: [INC, SCx5]x6 (42) Round 8: [INC, SCx6]x6 (48) Round 9 - 16: SCx48 (48, 8 rounds) Round 17: [DEC, SCx6]x6 (42) Round 18: [DEC, SCx5]x6 (36) Round 19: [DEC, SCx4]x6 (30) Round 20: [DEC, SCx3]x6
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Quick Plush - Combat Wombat

I have a friend that plays dodgeball and recently there was a post on Facebook showing his team logo and I just could not resist. How do you resist making that? Really how? So here we go. This pattern was very quickly worked up using the yarn I have in my stash so the yarn sizes were different unfortunately. It just means though that if you follow this pattern using uniform sizes, the little rocket launcher on his back will be a tad bigger coz I designed the wombat with a worsted weight yarn and the rocket launcher with a DK weight. Supplies Worsted weight yarn - light brown DK weight yarn - black and light blue 12mm pair of eyes Crochet hooks to match your crochet style with this weight of yarn Stuffing Head Light Brown Round 1: In a magic circle, SCx6 (6) Round 2: INCx6 (12) Round 3: [INC, SC]x6 (18) Round 4: [INC, SCx2]x6 (24) Round 5: [INC, SCx3]x6 (30) Round 6: [INC, SCx4]x6 (36) Round 7: [INC, SCx11]x3 (39) Round 8: [INC, SCx12]x3 (42) Round 9: [INC, SCx13]x3 (45) Round 10: [INC,
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Yoshi Security Blanket

 Hello!~ I have been slowly working on things. Right now I've made a cute little Yoshi security blanket for a friend of mine who's due to have baby number 2 soon! The blanket part was made following a pattern that I have found here . All except round 13. The rest of it is my design for the yoshi head as follows. If you'd like to support me please:  Head Green Round 1: In a magic circle, SCx6 (6) Round 2: INCx6 (12) Round 3: [INC, SC]x6 (18) Round 4: [INC, SCx2]x6 (24) Round 5: [INC, SCx3]x6 (30) Round 6 - 10: SCx30 (30, 5 rounds) Round 11: [DEC, SCx3]x6 (24) Round 12: [DEC, SCx2]x6 (18) Stuff firmly. Round 13: [DEC, SC]x6 (12) Round 14: DECx6 (6) Finish off and weave in the end. Mouth White Round 1: In a magic circle, SCx6 (6) Round 2: INCx6 (12) Round 3: [INC, SC]x6 (18) Round 4 - 10:  SCx18 (18, 7 rounds) Leave a tail for sewing later. Flatten and felt black into the mouth and then red on top of the black for a tongue. Sew onto the green ball through both sides of the op
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#750 Mudsdale

Hey all! Been working at it and have finally finished up a new pattern which was also a commission. So grateful for people who think that my work is worth paying for. Mudsdale works up to be about 25cm long and 18cm tall when worked with DK weight yarn. This pattern can get quite difficult to work with as I wanted to get all the little details in. The black on the hooves and the nostrils are all indented in so when you poke them, there's a gap there. The tail is also made with the crack. The eyes are felted on after the eye pieces are sewn on so placement is easier.  The legs are a little difficult as the increase/decreases are crocheted into the piece and you'll need to squash it down and then eyeball to sew it down so that it remains in place.  The text instructions are included here. If you would like the full pattern including all of the step by step images please click the button to purchase from my Ravelry: This is one of the patterns I've written that would really
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