Amigurumis and those cute little cuddly things that you can knit or crochet. They serve no practical purpose. They are just cute and possibly fun to make. They are also a challenge for me to spell, every single time. There are patterns for thousands of
Amigurumi on Ravelry. Daughter wants to make some for a friend. This is a good place to brush up on her crochet skills, which have been rather dormant. The
crocheted sandwich that I showed a few weeks back and the
ice cream cones from a few years ago, fall into this category.
This time we are making a herd of cthulhu. Well, I don't know what you call a group of cthulhu, but it will be fun making them. So far we have completed one body each. I chose the variegated as I thought it might be easier to show daughter the stitches.
Her aunt has given her and assortment of yarns to work with. Should keep her busy for a while.
We are using a pattern from the book
Creepy Cute Crochet by
Christen Haden , published by Quirk Books.
Pretty slim stitching to report this week. This past weekend hubby and I were camping, not a place to take the light coloured projects I am working on. can you imagine me sitting in my lawn chair with a ball of that almost white yarn, working on the afghan, I move and ball rolls onto the dust at my feet. eeks.
I do have more ambitious plans for this week, but they are just plans and subject to change. Hope that you all had a wonderful weekend of sun and fun and maybe even a little stitching. Be sure to leave a comment and better yet a link to your current needlework post.
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This time we are making a herd of cthulhu. Well, I don't know what you call a group of cthulhu, but it will be fun making them. So far we have completed one body each. I chose the variegated as I thought it might be easier to show daughter the stitches.
1 comment:
Never heard of these Japanese sounding critters but as you said a good way to practice crochet skills!
I was at Joann's the other day to pick up a couple of notions and I noticed they have kits to knit with crochet hooks, have you ever heard of that?
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