Showing posts with label pattern. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pattern. Show all posts

Sunday, April 10, 2011

All Abuzz

Whether you love the creepy crawlies or run, flailing and screaming from them in terror, it is indisputable that they are super-cute in crochet form!
Though I should have been tackling my to-do list today, I was overwhelmed with the urge to create a caterpillar.  And so, Bobbles found his way into existence!




He's now available in my shops (and comes with a bonus flower & two leaf patterns):
Yarnington on Etsy
Yarnington on Ravelry


I'm thinking that I'll have to add some more friends to this little garden party!  To be continued...
So, of course, once I got on the theme, I had to see what else was out there.  Here are some cute patterns for you to try:


This is my favorite
Kabuto Mushi Beetle from Omura
(please forgive me if I wrote this incorrectly - the site is in Japanese)


Firefly from Planet M Files


Bazzil from Amy's Odyssey


Snail by Tamara Bower-Snow on Roxycraft from For the Love of Yarn


Ladybug from Lion Brand


Spider from Lion Brand



Thank you to the artists that provided these patterns!
Happy crocheting!

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

The Little Misses

I am pleased to announce that the collection is finally complete!
Meet the girls: 
Little Miss Clara Belle (cow)
Little Miss Ewenice (lamb)
Little Miss Hattie (chick)
Little Miss Rosalie (pig)
Little Miss Sumi (kitten)
Little Miss Ferdi (duck)
Little Miss Maisy (bunny)



Friday, March 25, 2011

Meet Gritty Kitty



My favorite yarn of the day is Vanna's Choice, Linen.  Such a cool color!  When I saw it, I just knew I had to make it into something special.  And thus, Gritty Kitty was born.  
I'd been wanting to try out a new technique - using mesh to make flat pieces for amigurumi.  This was the purr-fect project!  Mesh was used here, sewn on to the bottom of the head and the body.  The plastic mesh (I used Darice Clear Ultra Stiff 7) is sewn onto the inside of the crocheted piece, preventing it from bowing out when stuffed.  The outcome, I think, is very nice.  This is definitely a technique I'm going to keep in the mental file cabinet!
My daughter took one look at Gritty Kitty and fell in love, so I guess this feline's found a loving new home!








Thursday, March 24, 2011

Yarnigan on Etsy