FREE PATTERN: Rattle mosters
These small monsters are crocheted around a rattle made of a plastic egg from a Kinder Surprise chocolate egg filled with small glass beads. But you can always use fiberfill...
FREE PATTERN: Rattle mosters
These small monsters are crocheted around a rattle made of a plastic egg from a Kinder Surprise chocolate egg filled with small glass beads. But you can always use fiberfill...
TUTORIAL: Finishing a Closed Piece
When making a closed amigurumi piece there will be a little hole left after finishing the last round. Today I will show how to close up that hole nice and...
TUTORIAL: Finishing a Closed Piece
When making a closed amigurumi piece there will be a little hole left after finishing the last round. Today I will show how to close up that hole nice and...
TUTORIAL: Sewing a Flat Piece to a Closed Piece
In this post I will show how to sew flat pieces to a closed piece, depending on whether you want them to stand up, like teddy ears or straight bunny ears,...
TUTORIAL: Sewing a Flat Piece to a Closed Piece
In this post I will show how to sew flat pieces to a closed piece, depending on whether you want them to stand up, like teddy ears or straight bunny ears,...
Crocheting and Finishing Flat Details
In this post I will show you how to make flat details and two ways to finish them, depending on whether you want them to stick out, like straight bunny...
Crocheting and Finishing Flat Details
In this post I will show you how to make flat details and two ways to finish them, depending on whether you want them to stick out, like straight bunny...
TUTORIAL: Sewing an Open Piece to a Closed Piece
In this post I will show you two different ways to sew an open piece to a closed piece.
TUTORIAL: Sewing an Open Piece to a Closed Piece
In this post I will show you two different ways to sew an open piece to a closed piece.
TUTORIAL: Leaving Holes for Safety Eyes
Have you ever finished your crochet piece just to discover your stitches are just too tight to push the safety eyes or joints through? Here's a quick fix.
TUTORIAL: Leaving Holes for Safety Eyes
Have you ever finished your crochet piece just to discover your stitches are just too tight to push the safety eyes or joints through? Here's a quick fix.