Hey guys!! Been awhile since I posted, I know. So this time no crochet, but I am making this super easy candy bag for the company I am working for. I hope you like it! Only takes ten minutes to make 🙂
Here is the full tutorial, in two language version:
This time as promised, we will start making a bear. Part one is of course the head. I named it Kuma because well, I am obsessed with Rilakkuma and this one has a resemblance 🙂
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Hey guys…Sorry for disappearing for awhile. As I have mentioned in instagram, I have a lot on my plate (like this curry, haha).
Anyway, I am still in progress on a collab project and a new pattern for you. I am hoping to finish them as soon as I can. Honestly starting this Monday I will most probably have more workload in the office so crossing fingers that I could manage that well. I will do my best!
Thank you very much for sticking around, I really didn’t expect the traffic to stay stable even during my absence. I will try to make up to it. See you soon! 🙂
This little project is a good reminder to us all (including me) that not all that looks simple are actually that easy to make ^^; Well it’s not that he is that hard to make, but come on – when you saw this round fella with five pieces of sprouts and two stubble feet, you’re gonna be like “Everyone can make that. Piece of cake.” Ummm nope.
The pokemon craze is still around the corner! The pikachu pattern I posted last week was seriously the biggest hit, it has 500 views in a few first hours of publishing. Thank you so much guys, I was really surprised and happy. Therefore, here is a little gift for you! 🙂 He is absolutely tiny (barely 6 cm long) yet so squishy! Also, since I got an input that not everyone could crochet I will make this guy available in my etsy shop (button on the right side of the page).
Heya! Sorry for being absent last week but I most likely will be really busy until next month. I will try my best to keep up! 😀 This pikachu project will be the first part, so keep an eye out and some other time (hopefully soon) you will found the rest of the pattern (fullbody) posted!
Hope you enjoy it!
Not everything cute is hard to make. This is what I had in mind when creating this project. In Making Sense of Amigurumi #1 and #2 we mostly use the round concept, however this time I am going to show you the basics of making an oval shape, which is used to make this cute mint fox pouch.
Awhile ago I stumbled upon this tutorial on how to crochet an oval written by Louie from Louie’s Loops (check his page out he has TONS of awesome tutorials including crochet basics, basic shapes, geekery amigurumi, etc). I am posting the oval pattern he made (contacted him for permission and he immediately said yes!) then decided to use it to make a very simple and easy pouch. Often, the cutest things are actually simple (just look at all those Japanese characters!). When creating my own designs, the thing that I always try to keep in mind is keeping things simple and not think too much or try too hard.
Marine creatures has been my favorite thing to make the past few weeks. Maybe cause they swim around in my head (oh the bad pun, lol). Anyway I do realize I need to start making other DIYs other than toys and perhaps even non-crochet ones, so I already prepared a few projects. The bad news is, the supplies came from overseas so it would take awhile before they get here and I can get started, but I’ll see if I could come up with something fun beforehand ^^;
I got heaps of questions regarding the fluffy yarns I used, so here in this project I’m gonna use the chance to answer most of the frequently asked ones, while adding tips and trick as bonus.
Yes fellas, we are dissecting pusheen! No, we are nut cutting down that chubby adorable cat. Rather, we are using the pusheen crochet pattern I have posted few weeks back to learn a little more, on how to make sense of crocheting cute critters. Please do keep in mind that the technique for crocheting animals and others like doilies quite differs.
I believe there is a theory for everything. Therefore I believe there is a theory to understand the basics of amigurumi in order to find a logical way to design items (although it might not work all the time, but for me it does work most of the time).
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