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

Charmader Amigurumi :P

Sup humans,

Just adding to my Pokémon collection XD

It was fun trying to figure out how to do the flame, and it turned out quite well. Next on my list will be a bulbasaur! 

PDF version of this pattern is available for FREE at Ravelry and Deviant Art

Hope this finds you well.

Charmander Pattern

Materials:

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

Orange

Black

Multicoloured warm colours 

{red, orange, yellow}

Black Beads/safety eyes

Bit of white felt

White Embroidery Floss

Embroidery Needle

A Comb

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

Blanket Stitch

Embroider a mouth

HEAD: Orange

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: Orange

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: Orange (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.

TAIL: Orange

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

R1: Ch1, inc around (8 sc)

R2-R3: Sc around (8 sc)

R4: [3 sc, inc] around (10 sc)

R5-8: sc around, slp st in first sc (10 sc)

Finish off, leave end tail for sewing on.

TAIL FLAME: WARM MULTICOLOUR
Thread the yarn trough the tip of the tail {up to 4cm}, tie double knot.

Cut off, so 2 equal bits of yarn stick up from the tail.

Do this about 4 times.

Comb out all the segments.

Assembly:

Look at the pictures for guidance

Sew head to body, both parts up right, side bSew head to body, both parts up right, head slightly forward

Sew on arms and limbs, sitting position Sew on tail at the back of the body and fold it to make it look curled

Sew on black beads/safety eyes for eyes

Use black yarn for mouth in a “v” shape

Cut white felt in an oval, blanket stitch it in-between all limbs

Bringing your Creations to "Life"

Sup humans,
So I have this weird thing where I feel like I need to bring my creations to life. This is not only when I crochet, but when I make anything that is meant to represent something "alive", something that would move and I could befriend. So to make them "alive", I crochet little hearts and put them in with the stuffing. If you cut open any of my creations, you will find little crocheted hearts. I choose the colour carefully to determine their personality and what-not. 

Heres a quick pattern:

Magic Circle {don't pull the magic circle closed until the end}

R1: Ch 3
2 tc into the magic circle
3 dc into the magic circle
Ch 1, tc into the magic circle, ch 1
3 dc into the magic circle
2 tc into the magic circle
Ch 3, slp st into the magic circle
Pull magic circle closed

Weave in all loose ends

Meowzel ^~^

Sup humans,

So to clarify a Meowzel is a creature from my world it is a cat-dragon and they come in many different element types. This one here is a flame Meowzel! XD Pretty simple pattern, it's very similar to the Squirtle pattern I made. Hope this finds you well! ^~^

You can download a PDF version on deviant art and ravelry.

Meowzel Pattern

Materials:

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

Ginger

Black

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}

3 pipe cleaners

Bits of coloured felt

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

Change Colours

Sewing on parts

Embroider a mouth

Blanket Stitch

HEAD: Ginger

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: Ginger

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: Ginger (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: Ginger (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.

TAIL: Ginger

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)

Fold end of a pipe cleaner put it in tail-tube, cut 1/2cm away from end of tail-tube, fold the 1/2cm in.

Finish off, leave end tail for sewing on.

Assembly:

Look at the pictures for guidance

Sew head to body, both parts up right, side by side, head a bit higher than body

Sew on limbs on the “belly"

Sew on tail at the back of the body and fold it to make it look curled

Sew on ears on the top opposite sides of the head

Sew on balk beads/safety eyes for eyes

Use black yarn for mouth in a upside down “∆” shape

Thread pipe cleaner through back and fold

Cut a pipe cleaner in half, fold each half in half and wrap the half way mark on the bend of the back threaded pipe cleaner.

Cut another pipe cleaner in half, thread pipe cleaner through backs of ears and curl into horn shape

Cut felt triangles, matching the back threaded pipe cleaner’s shape.

Blanket stitch felt along each pipe

Cut jaggedly at the base of the felt wing.

[Note: All ends of pipe cleaners folded in]

Squirtle Amigurumi XD

Sup humans,

So this is my first original pattern! ^~^ I made this because i couldn't find any free online patterns for a squirtle that I liked, so I made my own using different simple shapes and it turned out quite well. Hope you guys like it! XD

You can download a PDF version on deviant art and ravelry

Squrtle Pattern

Materials:

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

Light Blue

Light Yellow

Brown

White

Black

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

Change Colours

Front Loops

Sewing on parts

Embroider a mouth

HEAD: Light Blue

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: Light 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)

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: Light Blue (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.

SHELL: Brown and White

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

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, slp st in first sc (30 sc)

Finish off, leave end tail for sewing on.

R5 {using white}: fl sc around, slp st in first sc (30 sc)

Finish off

TAIL: Blue

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

R1: Ch 1, inc around (12 sc)

R2: [sc, inc] around (18 sc)

R3: [sc, dec] around (12 sc)

R4-R9: sc around (12)

R10: dec around, slp st in first sc (6 sc)

Finish off, leave end tail for sewing on.

Assembly:

Look at the pictures for guidance

Sew head to body, both parts up right, side by side

Sew the shell with the brown yarn (end tail), underneath the white onto the body

Sew on arms and limbs, a row under the shell

Sew on tail at the back of the body and fold it to make it look curled

Sew on balk beads/safety eyes for eyes

Use black yarn for mouth in a “v” shape