These little teddy bears were one of the very first toys I ever made, now over six years ago, and I still love them. So I thought I would share the pattern with all of you as well.
I love making these little guys as keychains or bag charms, using very fine cotton yarn (I will write a blog post about it in a couple of weeks), but they also make really cute little gifts or stocking fillers.
The second, and final, part of the mouse's pattern is now up on furlscrochet.com. If you are just joining us, you'll want to start with part one. And if you haven't already, join us at our exclusive Facebook group, Fun with Furls.
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The first part of the mouse's pattern is now up on furlscrochet.com. The second, and final, part will be coming next Thursday, Dec 22nd.
I have something really exciting to share with you today - I am working with an amazing crochet hook manufacturer Furls, to host this month's amigurumi crochet-a-long for this Christmas mouse.
So, pop over to Furls' blog for the supplies list, gather your materials and tools and get excited, the first part of the pattern will be coming on December 15th and the second part on December 22nd, just in time for Christmas.
And do join us at our exclusive Facebook group, Fun with Furls.
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I love making these tiny bunny rabbits, they make such cute keychains or little gifts, equally appreciated by kids and adults alike.
This chubby little bumble bee is is 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 to stuff the body.
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