Mrs Claus

Isn't she lovely?

I can just see one of these on our table at Christmas!

Or even a collection hanging by loops on the tree :D

Medium difficulty.

{free pattern here}

Crochet a Scarecrow

I love this happy little scarecrow!

From the patch on his shirt to the ruffle around his neck, the detail is fantastic.

{free pattern here}

Beginners Amigurumi - Crochet Monsters

This is a fantastic project for anyone starting out with amigurumi.

In fact, Allison Hoffman created this pattern for use in her "basic amigurumi" class, and I'll bet they were a huge hit!

{free pattern & fantastic photo tutorial here}

Crochet Ninja Chick Pattern

A cute crochet bird dressed up in a ninja suit!

Looks pretty easy to make :D

{free pattern here}

Sackboy finally updated, and more on the way

Whew!  It's been a tough year for me, and I haven't been around much to update here.

My email inbox is overflowing and I apologise most sincerely to those who've tried to reach me and have received a great big nothing in reply!

Hopefully things are on the improve now and we can begin to get this show back on the road again.

Sorry everyone, I'll try extra hard to keep up with things here and on my other blogs from now on!

Ood Creature

The Ood, also known as Oodkind, were a race of telepathic humanoids in the Dr Who series.

{free pattern here}

note: you'll need to register at the ravelry site (it's free) in order to download this pattern.

A different Sackboy pattern

Danielka was nice enough to send me a link to another Sackboy pattern online, and it looks pretty cute!

{free pattern here}

I've also updated the link to the other pattern, with much thanks to Tom :)

Bumblebee

A really neat looking bumblebee pattern, easy to follow and easy to crochet.   

{free pattern here}

Tony Tony Chopper

I have just fallen in love with the pure cuteness of this creature!
I think it's a reindeer...


Apparently he's a character from a story, but not one I've heard of.

{pattern chart here}
link updated: 20/02/2013

Note: this pattern is hard to follow because it's not a standard chart.
Maybe it's a type that is only used in Russia?
I can tell you that each "x" stands for one single crochet stitch.

Hopefully the photos will be enough to see you through!

Balloon Amigurumi

Fun balloons to make for a birthday gift or just for the heck of it.

Clever photo!

{free pattern here}