This is my first amigurumi pattern. I'm crocheting for many years but I called myself a late bloomer because for that many years of being a crocheter I didn't had any interest on Amigurumi not until last week. The storm cause me to try to make some amigurumi just to treat me from being bored.
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Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Jake the Dog Amigurumi
This is my first amigurumi pattern. I'm crocheting for many years but I called myself a late bloomer because for that many years of being a crocheter I didn't had any interest on Amigurumi not until last week. The storm cause me to try to make some amigurumi just to treat me from being bored.
Sunday, January 19, 2014
Amigurumi Owl and Sheep
After days of having heavy rain, no internet connection and no television I came up with the idea to made my days productive and somehow to enjoy myself of being so bored. So I grabbed some yarns and my crochet hook on my big bag that is full of yarns. I looked for some ideas and inspirations on books, movies and magazines but later I realized that I've got this huge collection of stuffed animals from Timezone ( a gaming place at the mall) they we're prizes exchanged from tickets that my Dad won on the shooting game. There, I got my idea to made my own stuffed animals so I came up with an Amigurumi Owl and Sheep.
Speaking of Amigurumi. It's a Japanese term. Ami means crocheted or knitted and nuigurumi means stuffed doll or animal.
I don't have idea for their names yet.
Ami Owl
Speaking of Amigurumi. It's a Japanese term. Ami means crocheted or knitted and nuigurumi means stuffed doll or animal.
I don't have idea for their names yet.
Ami Owl
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Pooh and Friends
I was thinking about Winnie the Pooh and his friends so I decided to make hat. Here is a crocheted Pooh and his friend Eeyore. I just crochet them and don't know the pattern coz' I didn't take down notes when I was making them.
a gloomy donkey of the Winnie the Pooh book series but in my hat version Eeyore is now smiling.
”If you live to be a hundred, I want to live to be a hundred minus one day, so I never have to live without you.”
― Winnie the Pooh
"A little Consideration, a little Thought for Others, makes all the difference. Or so the say."
-Eeyore
a gloomy donkey of the Winnie the Pooh book series but in my hat version Eeyore is now smiling.
Monday, August 5, 2013
Rapunzel Crochet Hat
This hat is inspired by the Disney movie entitled "Tangled". The movie was amazing and yet the characters are cute and awesome. That is why I decided and also I was really inspire to make a hat that would look like the character. This hat will fit on a 4-7 year old girl.
I'm not really good in crochet cause' sometimes it's difficult for me to understand a written pattern that's why I crochet using my imagination.
Here is the finish product. I am really impressed with the result of my experiment.
I am on the process of writing the pattern of this hat. I will post it here soon
Friday, July 27, 2012
INSPIRED HAT
A hat that suitable in all seasons and for bad hair days but you will remain stylish. This fashionable and cool hat together with its detachable flower design is perfect for every lady who wants to be unique in her fashion. Using seed stitch, k2p2 rib and stockinet stitch this hat look great and girlie. So, pick up your yarn and needles and start a project! Enjoy and have a good time!!!
MATERIALS
Yarn: Any DK yarns
4 mm 16” circular needle
4 mm double pointed needles
4 mm straight needles
Tapestry needle
Hair clip
Glue gun
ABBREVIATIONS
K- Knit
P- Purl
K2tog- knit two stitches together
K3tog- Knit 3 stitches together
P2tog- purl 2 stitches together
START PATTERN
BRIM
Cast on 130 stitches using circular
needles (join round be careful not to
twist).
Round 1-4: work on seed stitch
Round 5: k1, p1 (5x), k3tog continue till
the end (110 stitches remaining)
Round 6-10: work seed stitch
Round 11: k1, p1 (4x), k3tog continue till
the end (90 stitches remaining)
Round 12-16- work seed stitch
MAIN HAT BODY
Round 17: K2, p2 (3x), knit to the end
Continue until you reach 6 inches
DECREASE
Change to double pointed needles as the
number of stitches decrease to the point
where it becomes uncomfortable to knit
with your circular needle.
Round 1: K2, p2 (3x), k18, k2tog
Round 2: K2, p2 (3x), k17, k2tog
Round 3: K2, p2 (3x), k16, k2tog
Round 5: K2, p2 (3x), k15, k2tog
Round 6: K2, p2 (3x), k14, k2tog
Round 7: K2, p2 (3x), k13, k2tog
Round 8: K2, p2 (3x), k12, k2tog
Round 9: K2, p2tog (3x), k11, k2tog
Round 10: K2, p1 (3x), k10, k2tog
Round 11: K2, p1 (3x), k9, k2tog
Round 12: K2, p1 (3x), k8, k2tog
Round 13: K2, p1 (3x), k7, k2tog
Round14: K2tog, p1 (3x), k6, k2tog
Round 15: K1, p1 (3x), k5, k2tog
Round 16: K1, p1 (3x), k4, k2tog
Round 17: K1, p1 (3x), k3, k2tog
Round 18: K1, p1 (3x), K2, k2tog
Round 19: K2tog (3x), k1, k2tog
Round 20: k2tog
FINISHING
When 6 stitches remain, break yarn,
leaving 6” of a tail of yarn to use to
thread through remaining stitches, &
draw tightly to secure. Flip the other side
of the hat’s brim and stitch it.
K- Knit
P- Purl
K2tog- knit two stitches together
K3tog- Knit 3 stitches together
P2tog- purl 2 stitches together
START PATTERN
BRIM
Cast on 130 stitches using circular
needles (join round be careful not to
twist).
Round 1-4: work on seed stitch
Round 5: k1, p1 (5x), k3tog continue till
the end (110 stitches remaining)
Round 6-10: work seed stitch
Round 11: k1, p1 (4x), k3tog continue till
the end (90 stitches remaining)
Round 12-16- work seed stitch
MAIN HAT BODY
Round 17: K2, p2 (3x), knit to the end
Continue until you reach 6 inches
DECREASE
Change to double pointed needles as the
number of stitches decrease to the point
where it becomes uncomfortable to knit
with your circular needle.
Round 1: K2, p2 (3x), k18, k2tog
Round 2: K2, p2 (3x), k17, k2tog
Round 3: K2, p2 (3x), k16, k2tog
Round 5: K2, p2 (3x), k15, k2tog
Round 6: K2, p2 (3x), k14, k2tog
Round 7: K2, p2 (3x), k13, k2tog
Round 8: K2, p2 (3x), k12, k2tog
Round 9: K2, p2tog (3x), k11, k2tog
Round 10: K2, p1 (3x), k10, k2tog
Round 11: K2, p1 (3x), k9, k2tog
Round 12: K2, p1 (3x), k8, k2tog
Round 13: K2, p1 (3x), k7, k2tog
Round14: K2tog, p1 (3x), k6, k2tog
Round 15: K1, p1 (3x), k5, k2tog
Round 16: K1, p1 (3x), k4, k2tog
Round 17: K1, p1 (3x), k3, k2tog
Round 18: K1, p1 (3x), K2, k2tog
Round 19: K2tog (3x), k1, k2tog
Round 20: k2tog
FINISHING
When 6 stitches remain, break yarn,
leaving 6” of a tail of yarn to use to
thread through remaining stitches, &
draw tightly to secure. Flip the other side
of the hat’s brim and stitch it.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
WHITE Columbia Beret
Sunday, October 9, 2011
2nd Meret
I'm quite addicted to this pattern so I made another one. Now it's blue and I really love it. This pattern is one of my favorite because it is so girly and fashionable. I'm going to make another one of this pattern soon.
It is so adorable and nice
gray meret
I saw this pattern on Ravelry by Wolly wormhead. I really like the pattern so I decided to make one. It's easy and pretty.
Saturday, September 3, 2011
ribbed watchman hat
i made this hat for my friend Earl. it was really nice.
I'm enjoying my hobby right now and I'm going to post new items soon.
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
knitted strawberry hat
I made this strawberry hat for my self....i like it so much...this is my second project since i started knitting two weeks ago..
I use 4mm straight needles and red heart yarn...yeah...i love it...
i'm gonna add more project of me soon...
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