October 12, 2015

Poro :P

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Sup humans

So again this is another birthday gift for a friend. [sigh, all the birthday gifts are so over  due ;-;]  Anyway she loves League of Legends and asked if I could make a poro for her. I't so cuuuttteee. I kinda wanted to keep it for myself ^~^ This was a really cool project to work on because I got to use my fluffy yarn! It's so soft and was the perfect thing for this, but the only downside is that it tends to get dirty easily.....but you can always hand wash it. 

So heres the Poro Pattern [oo alliteration]

MATERIALS:
YARN {type:I used acrylic and a special fluffy one but any should be fine}:
White [fluffy]
Brown
Light Pink

Black Beads/safety eyes
Stuffing
Tapestry Needle
Scissors
3.5mm {Japan:6/0, U.K.:9} AND a 6mm {Japan: 10/0, U.K.:4} crochet hook
Stitch marker {A Paper Clip is fine}
White cotton thread [or anything to sew the parts together]

Your inner crooked meowzel ^~^



TONGUE: Light pink [3.5mm hook]

R1: Ch 1, inc around (12 sc)
R2-R6: sc around (12 sc)

Slp st in first sc
Finish off

HORNS: Brown [3.5mm hook]

Magic circle, 4 sc, slp st in first sc

R1: [sc, inc] around (6sc)
R2-3: sc around (6sc)
R4: [sc, inc] around (9 sc)
R5: sc around (9sc)


Slp st in first sc
Finish off

BODY: White [fluffy if you have] [6mm hook]
R1: Ch 1, inc around (12 sc)
R2: [sc, inc] around (18 sc)
R3: [2 sc, inc] around (24 sc)
R4-R7: sc around (24 sc)
R8: [2sc, dec] around (18 sc)

Begin Stuffing, sew eyes and tongue on with white cotton thread

R9: [sc, dec] around (12 sc)
R10: dec around, slp st into first sc (6 sc)

Finish off, stitch opening closed.

ASSEMBLY:

Tongue goes in between 2 eyes 
Horns go diagonally from the eyes, if not curved bend and squish a bit till they are [DO NOT STUFF THE HORNS AND TONGUE]

September 24, 2015

POLAND BALL XD

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Sup humans,

I finally finished this Poland ball, which comes from a webcomic series on reddit.
This is actually a birthday gift for my friend, however it is long overdue [his birthday was in July] I guess I was procrastinating a lot.....sigh
Anyway my friend loves Poland ball and he showed me the webcomics, they are hilarious. XD

Anyway, heres the pattern:


Polandball Pattern:

MATERIALS:

YARN {type:I used acrylic but any should be fine}:
Red
White

White felt
Stuffing
White and black embroidery thread
Tapestry Needle
Scissors
4mm {Japan:7/0, U.K.:8} size crochet hook
Stitch marker {A Paper Clip is fine}

Your inner crooked meowzel ^~^

BODY HALF: Red and white [Make 2, one in each colour]

Magic Circle, 6sc, slp st in first sc

R1: Ch 1, inc around (12 sc)
R2: [sc, inc] around (18 sc)
R3: [2 sc, inc] around (24 sc)
R4: [3 sc, inc] around (30 sc)
R5: [4sc, inc] around (36sc)
R6: [5sc, inc] around (42sc)
R7: [6sc, inc] around (48sc)
R8: [7sc, inc] around (54sc)

R9-R13: sc around (54sc)
R14: sc around, slp st in first sc


Finish off, leave end long tail on one of the halves to sew together.

ASSEMBLEY:
Sew 2 halves together, leave a gap to insert stuffing
Put stuffing in
Sew with blanket stitch, 2 white semi-circle like eyes
Back stitch in black [6 strands] around the eye

September 19, 2015

Purple Monkey ^o^

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Sup humans,

Sorry it's been a while since the last post... I've been really busy with school work these days...
Anyway, my friend asked me to make her a purple monkey [she has always liked purple monkeys] She also has a purple monkey phone case which looks like this:
Image from polyvore.com
This case is like really squishy and rubbery and protected her phone well. She dropped it down the elevator crack [20 floors] and it's unscratched! The only damage is that her home button doesn't work. XD

Now heres the purple monkey pattern

YARN {type:I used acrylic but any should be fine}:
Purple
Light Yellow

Black Beads/safety eyes
Stuffing
Tapestry Needle
Scissors
3.5mm {Japan:6/0, U.K.:9} size crochet hook
Stitch marker {A Paper Clip is fine}

Your inner crooked meowzel ^~^

MOUTH: Light yellow

Ch 5
R1: 2 Sc into 2nd chain from hook, sc in next 2 ch, 3 sc in next ch, 
turn,
sc in next 3 ch (10 sc)
R2: inc in 1st sc, sc in next 4 sc, inc in sc, 4 sc (12 sc)
R3: inc in first 2 sc, 4 sc, inc in next 2 sc, 4 sc (16 sc)
R4: Sc around, slp stitch in first sc (16 sc)

Finish off, leave end tail for sewing on.

EYES: Light Yellow [Make 2}

Magic Circle, 6sc, slp st in first sc

R1: Ch1, inc around, slp st in first sc (12 sc)

Finish off, leave end tail for sewing on.

HEAD: Purple

Magic Circle, 6sc, slp st in first sc

R1: Ch1, inc around (12 sc)
R2: [sc, inc] around (18 sc)
R3: [2 sc, inc] around (24 sc)
R4: [3 sc, inc] around (30 sc)
R5: [4 sc, inc] around (36 sc)
R6-R12: sc around (36 sc)
R13: [4 sc, dec] around (30 sc)
R14: [3 sc, dec] around (24 sc)
Begin Stuffing
R15: [2 sc, dec] around (18 sc)
R16: [sc, dec] around (12 sc)
R17: dec around, slp st in first sc (6 sc)

Finish off, stitch opening closed, leave end tail for sewing on.

EAR: Light Yellow [Make 2}

Magic Circle, 6sc, slp st in first sc

R1: Ch1, inc in 3 sc, slp st in next sc (6 sc)

Finish off, leave end tail for sewing on.

BODY: Purple

Magic Circle, 6sc, slp st in first sc

R1: Ch1, inc around (12 sc)
R2: [sc, inc] around (18 sc)
R3: [2 sc, inc] around (24 sc)
R4: [3 sc, inc] around (30 sc)
R5-R8: sc around (30sc)
R9: [3 sc, dec] around (24 sc)
Begin Stuffing
R10: [2 sc, dec] around (18 sc)
R11: [sc, dec] around (12 sc)
R12: dec around, slp st in first sc (6 sc)

Finish off, stitch opening closed, leave end tail for sewing on.

ARMS: Purple and light yellow [Make 2]

Start with purple
Ch 7, slp st in first ch, ch 1
R1-R4: Sc around (7sc)
Change to light yellow
R5: Ch1, sc around (7 sc)
R6: [sc, inc] 3 times, sc
R7: Sc around (10 sc)
R8: Dec around (5 sc)

Finish off, stitch opening closed.

LEGS: Light yellow and purple [Make 2]

Start with yellow
Magic Circle, 6sc, slp st in first sc

R1: Ch1, inc around (12 sc)
R2: Sc around (12 sc)
R3: [sc, dec] around, slp st in first sc (8 sc)
Change to purple
R4-R6: Sc around slp st in first sc (8sc)

Finish off, leave end tail for sewing on.

TAIL: Purple

Magic circle, 6 sc, slp st in first sc (6sc)

R1: Ch1, sc around (6 sc)
R2-R6: sc around (6sc)
R7: sc around, slp st in first sc (6sc)

ASSENMBLY:
Look at pictures for reference

Sew the mouth and eye parts together like a Mickey mouse shape but keep the eyes connected to each other.
Sew safety eyes into centre of each eye.
Sew the mouth and eye parts onto the face, add a bit of stuffing in the mouth.
Cut a little tongue shape out of red felt and stitch onto the mouth.
Sew ears on to the sides of the head.
Sew the body under the head.
Sew arms onto the body, in between the head and the body.
Sew on legs in a sitting position.
Sew on tail at the bottom, centre of the back.

August 15, 2015

Pichu Keychain ^~^

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Sup humans,

Sorry I've been away for a while... We just had summer break and I went around Europe XD. However I couldn't bring any of my crochet stuff :(
Anyway I'm back now, school has started and I'm entering my final year of Middle School.
So I started this school year off by making a Pichu keychain. Its so cute XD
I was thinking it could also make a cool christmas decoration, it's the perfect size for baubles too. Now I'm imagining a whole christmas tree decorated in tiny Pichu heads...wow.
Well heres the pattern:



Materials:

YARN {type:I used acrylic but any should be fine}:
Yellow
Black

Black and light pink cotton
Black and light pink felt
Thin ribbon [colour of your choice]
Black Beads/safety eyes
Stuffing
Tapestry Needle
Sewing needle
Scissors
3mm {Japan:5/0, U.K.:11} size crochet hook
Stitch marker {A Paper Clip is fine}


Your inner crooked meowzel ^~^


HEAD: Yellow

Magic Circle, 6 sc, slp st in first sc (6 sc)

R1: Ch 1, inc around (12 sc)
R2: [sc, inc] around (18 sc)
R3: [2 sc, inc] around (24 sc)
R4-R7: sc around (24 sc)
R8: [2sc, dec] around (18 sc)

Cut ribbon to desired length and leave 5cm [2 inches] and tie knot.
Insert ribbon through the magic circle, and stitch knot to the inside of the head.

Sew eyes and mouth on [see picture for reference]
Begin Stuffing

R9: [sc, dec] around (12 sc)
R10: dec around, slp st into first sc (6 sc)

Finish off, stitch opening closed. 

EARS:Yellow [make 2]

[leave long enough tail to stick ear onto head]
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Magic Circle, 6 sc, slp st in first sc (6 sc)

R1: Ch 1, inc in 3sc (6 sc)

Finish off, thread through

Cut black felt to shape as shown in the picture and blanket stitch [double layer of felt] on to the outer round of the ear with black cotton.

CHEEKS: Light pink [make 2]


Using light pink felt cut a small circle and blanket stitch with similar colour cotton on to cheek [see picture for reference]

ASSEMBLY:

Sew ears onto head, diagonally from each eye on opposite sides of the head.



June 10, 2015

Panda Amigurumi

Sup humans,

So It's summer break and I've just been crocheting and watching anime all day! I'm so productive........nah. Anyway inspired by the panda beanie with some leftover yarn I made a cute little panda. For some reason to me it looks kinda like a mouse... Anyway, hope this finds you well XD

This pattern is available as a PDF download at Ravelry and Deviant-art

Panda Pattern:


Materials:

YARN {type:I used acrylic but any should be fine}:
White Black
Tapestry Needle
Scissors
Stitch marker {A Paper Clip is fine}

Black Beads/safety eyes Stuffing
3mm {Japan:5/0, U.K.:11} size crochet hook
Your inner crooked meowzel


HEAD: White

Magic Circle, 6sc, slp st in first sc

R1: Ch1, inc around (12 sc)
R2: [sc, inc] around (18 sc)
R3: [2 sc, inc] around (24 sc)
R4: [3 sc, inc] around (30 sc)
R5-R8: sc around (30sc)
R9: [3 sc, dec] around (24 sc)
Begin Stuffing
R10: [2 sc, dec] around (18 sc)
R11: [sc, dec] around (12 sc)
R12: dec around, slp st in first sc (6 sc)

Finish off, stitch opening closed, leave end tail for sewing on.

BODY: White

Magic Circle, 6 sc, slp st in first sc (6 sc)

R1: Ch 1, inc around (12 sc)
R2: [sc, inc] around (18 sc)
R3: [2 sc, inc] around (24 sc)
R4-R7: sc around (24 sc)
R8: [2sc, dec] around (18 sc)
Begin Stuffing
R9: [sc, dec] around (12 sc)
R10: dec around, slp st into first sc (6 sc)

Finish off, stitch opening closed. 

ARMS AND LEGS: Black (Make 4)

Magic Circle, 6 sc, slp st in first sc (6 sc)

R1: Ch 1, inc around (12 sc)
R2-R3: Sc around (12 sc)
R4: dec around, slp st in first sc (6 sc)

Finish off, leave end tail for sewing on.


EARS [make 2]: Black


Magic Circle, 6sc, slp st in first sc

R1: Ch1, inc around (12 sc)
R2: Sc around (12 sc)
R3: sc around, slp st in first sc (18 sc)


Finish off, leave end tail for sewing on.

Assembly:
Look at the picture for guidance
  • Sew head to body, stacked
  • Sew the ears across from
    each other starting at the
    end of round 1
  • Sew on arms and limbs, 2
    coming out at the front, 2
    coming out from the sides
  • Sew on black beads/safety
    eyes for eyes
  • Use black yarn for mouth in
    a “v” shape 

June 08, 2015

Rose Bookmark

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Sup humans,

A friend needed a new book mark so I went searching for a pattern, and yet I couldn't find a nice free one so I made my own.
I couldn't figure out how to make a traditional tassel so I used a similar technique to the charmander tail. It turned out quite well. XD


Rose Book Mark Pattern:

Materials:

YARN {type: fingering 4ply, cotton, as shown in the picture}:
Light green
Red

Tapestry Needle
Scissors
2.5mm {Japan:4/0, U.K.:12} size crochet hook
Stitch marker {A Paper Clip is fine}

Your inner crooked meowzel 


Petals: Red

Ch 26

Row 1: Ch 3, 4 tc into 4th chain from hook, skip 2 ch [5 tc into same ch, skip 2 ch] 7 times, in last ch, 5 tc, ch 2,turn

Row 2: 2 dc in second tc, [2dc in each tc]  2 times, ch 2, slp st in open space. [ch 2, skip 1 tc, 2 dc for the next 3 tc, ch 2, slp st in open space] 7 times, Ch 2, 2 dc for the next 3 tc, ch 2, slp st in ch.

Finish off, leave end tail for sewing all together.

Stem: light green

Leave a tail for sewing on to rose.
Ch 50

Make tassel at end

Leaf: Light green [make 2]

Ch 5

Ch 3, 3 tc in same ch
2 dc in next ch
1 hdc in next 2 ch
sc, ch, sc, ch, sc in next ch
1 hdc in next 2 ch
2 dc in next ch
3 tc in next ch, ch 3, slp st in ch

Finish off, leave end tail for sewing on to stem.

Assembly:

Roll the petal strip and sew tightly
Sew stem to the centre of the bottom of the rose
Sew leaves 2.5cm or 1 inch apart onto stem

June 03, 2015

Panda Beanie Success?


Sup humans,
So A friend asked me to make her a panda beanie, and since I have never made a beanie I went searching for a pattern. I stumbled across this one by Little Yarn Friends. In the end I modified this pattern a bit because it just wasn't working for me. I had to start this project 3 times due to some errors from me as well as the pattern.

1. I used half the ply, so of course the hat seemed too small. However I didn't want to waste my supplies so I just used 2 strands of the 4ply for take 2.







2. I used the 5.0mm hook with the 8ply acrylic yarn but still the beanie seemed too small and way too tight...

So I modified the pattern to this:

Panda Beanie:
White Yarn, 6.0mm hook.
R1: MR, Ch 2, 9 dc in MR, join to first dc, ch 2. (9)
R2: 2 dc in each dc around, join to first dc, ch 2. (18)
R3: [2 dc in first stitch, dc 1], repeat around, join, ch 2. (27)
R4: [2 dc in first stitch, dc 2], repeat around, join, ch 2. (36)
R5: [2 dc in first stitch, dc 3], repeat around, join, ch 2. (45)
R6: [2 dc in first stitch, dc 4], repeat around, join, ch 2. (54)
R7: dc around, join, ch 2. (54)
R8: [2 dc in first stitch, dc 8], repeat around, join, ch 2. (60)
R9: [2 dc in first stitch, dc 9], repeat around, join, ch 2. (66)
R10: [2 dc in first stitch, dc 10], repeat around, join, ch 2. (72)
R11-13: dc around, join, ch 2. (72)
Begin with first earflap, do not finish off.
1st Earflap:
White Yarn, 6.0mm Hook.
Row 1: Chain 1, sc in next 12, chain 1 and turn. (12)
Row 2: dec 1, sc 8, dec 1, chain 1 and turn. (10)
Row 3-4: sc across, ch 1 and turn. (10)
Row 5: dec 1, sc 6, dec 1, chain 1 and turn. (8)
Row 6: sc across, ch 1 and turn. (8)
Row 7: dec 1, sc 4, dec 1, chain 1 and turn. (6)
Row 8: sc across, ch1 and turn. (6)
Row 9: dec 1, sc 2, dec 1, chain 1 and turn. (4)
Row 10: sc across, ch 1 and turn. (4)
Row 11: dec 2, chain 1 and turn. (2)
Row 12: dec 1. (1) Finish off.
2nd Earflap:
White Yarn, 6.0mm Hook.
Leave 26 stitches between 1st and 2nd earflaps.
Row 1: Chain 1, sc in next 12, chain 1 and turn. (12)
Row 2: dec 1, sc 8, dec 1, chain 1 and turn. (10)
Row 3-4: sc across, ch 1 and turn. (10)
Row 5: dec 1, sc 6, dec 1, chain 1 and turn. (8)
Row 6: sc across, ch 1 and turn. (8)
Row 7: dec 1, sc 4, dec 1, chain 1 and turn. (6)
Row 8: sc across, ch1 and turn. (6)
Row 9: dec 1, sc 2, dec 1, chain 1 and turn. (4)
Row 10: sc across, ch 1 and turn. (4)
Row 11: dec 2, chain 1 and turn. (2)
Row 12: dec 1. (1) Finish off.
With White Yarn, sc around hat and earflaps, finish off and weave in the ends.
Braided Tails:
Cut 9 (90cm) strands of White Yarn and 9 (90cm) strands of Black Yarn, separate them into 9 strands for each sides respectively (one side with 4 strands of white yarn, 5 strands of black yarn and the other side with 5 strands of white yarn and 4 strands of black yarn). Pass through last space on earflap. You should now have 18 strands to braid with. Make a knot and braid to desired length, knot again and trim the ends.
Panda Ears: (make 2)
Black Yarn, 6.0mm hook.
R1: MR, Ch 2, 8 dc in MR, join to first dc, ch 2. (8)
R2: 2 dc in each dc around, join to first dc, ch 2. (16)
R3: [2 dc in first stitch, dc 1], repeat around, join, ch 2. (24)
R4: dc around. (24)
Finish off.

I didn't add the facial features because first of all I was short for time also, personally, I think it looks better. XD

Not allowed to put my face on the internet, so I had to make do...
Hope this helps. XD

March 26, 2015

Bulbasaur XD

Sup humans,

Yus! I finished the bulbasaur! XD
Doing the bulb was my favourite part. I had a little trouble with the eyes, I just can't seem to fit them into the crocheted shapes nicely.
Anyway,...
Hope this finds you well.

This pattern is available as a PDF for FREE on Ravelry and Deviant Art!

Bulbasaur Pattern

Materials:

YARN {type:I used acrylic but any should be fine}:
Mint Green
Black
Parrot Green

Black Beads/safety eyes
Stuffing
Tapestry Needle
Scissors
3mm {Japan:5/0, U.K.:11} size crochet hook
Stitch marker {A Paper Clip is fine}

Your inner crooked meowzel ^~^

Difficulty: 

2/5 Crooked Meowzels
{Easy, but not for beginners}

Stitches are tightly worked in
Need to know:
Chain Stitch
Single Crochet
Slip Stitch
Increase
Decrease
Work Round
Sewing on parts
Embroider a mouth

HEAD: Mint Green

Magic Circle, 6 sc, slp st in first sc

R1: Ch 1, inc around (12 sc)
R2: [sc, inc] around (18 sc)
R3: [2 sc, inc] around (24 sc)
R4: [3 sc, inc] around (30 sc)
R5-R8: sc around (30sc)
R9: [3 sc, dec] around (24 sc)
Begin Stuffing
R10: [2 sc, dec] around (18 sc)
R11: [sc, dec] around (12 sc)
R12: dec around, slp st in first sc (6 sc)

Finish off, stitch opening closed, leave end tail for sewing on.

BODY: Mint Green

Magic Circle, 6 sc, slp st in first sc (6 sc)

R1: Ch 1, inc around (12 sc)
R2: [sc, inc] around (18 sc)
R3: [2 sc, inc] around (24 sc)
R4-R7: sc around (24 sc)
R8: [2sc, dec] around (18 sc)
Begin Stuffing
R9: [sc, dec] around (12 sc)
R10: dec around, slp st into first sc (6 sc)

Finish off, stitch opening closed. 

ARMS AND LEGS: Mint Green (Make 4)

Magic Circle, 6 sc, slp st in first sc (6 sc)

R1: Ch 1, inc around (12 sc)
R2-R3: Sc around (12 sc)
R4: dec around, slp st in first sc (6 sc)

Finish off, leave end tail for sewing on.

Ears: Mint green (Make 2)

Magic Circle, 4 sc, slp st in first sc (4 sc)

R1: Ch1, [sc, inc] around (6 sc)
R2: [2 sc, inc] around (8 sc)
R3: [3 sc, inc] around, slp st in first sc (10 sc)

Finish off, leave end tail for sewing on.

BULB: PARROT GREEN

Magic Circle, 6 sc, slp st in first sc (6 sc)

R1: Ch 1, inc around (12 sc)
R2: [sc, inc] around (18 sc)
R3: [2 sc, inc] around (24 sc)
R4-R5: Sc around (24 sc)
R6: [Sc, dec] (16 sc)
R7: [Sc, dec] around then sc (11 sc)
R8: Sc around (11 sc)
R9: Dec around and then sc, slp st in first sc (6 sc)

Finish off, weave in all ends

Assembly:

Look at the pictures for guidance

Sew head to body, both parts up right, head diagonally attached
Sew on arms and limbs, to the under belly side of the body
Sew on bulb on the back next to the head
Sew on ears a little bit towards the back from the centre of the head, evenly spaced out
Sew on black beads/safety eyes for eyes
Use black yarn for mouth in a “v” shape