I made my little teddy bears a bunny cousin. Both the bears and bunnies are so quick and easy to make, the patterns turned out to be quite addictive, I've already made a whole army, which I will show you next week.
For more info, full materials list and a little preview, take a look at the first four pages. You can get the pattern on Etsy, Ravelry or kristitullus.com.
I have a new pattern to share with you today! My little zebra is finally finished and I must say I am really happy with how he turned out.
I'm still in love the little bear pattern - it's so quick and easy to make. And if using DK or even fingering weight yarn, the result is so adorably tiny. But this time I went for a chunky wool and acrylic blend, Lanagold Plus from Alize, for a more huggable size.
When I first wrote the fox pattern almost three years ago, I really wanted to use worsted weight yarn, but couldn't find a yarn thick enough in the right colors, so decided to crochet my fox holding two strands of yarn together. Which made the photos a bit confusing for some crocheters. Also, I wasn't really happy with the colors, I thought the photos could be better, pattern just a tad more clear and concise in places. Plus the neck joint was causing a bit of trouble for some of you. And we can't have that, now can we.
Have you seen those teddy bears with jointed arms and legs that can be moved back and forth and wondered how to do that? Then keep reading, in this post I will show a few different ways to attach the limbs to make them movable.
Thank you so much for another great year! I hope you are having a great time, wherever you are.
I will be taking a much needed break starting today and will be back on January 5th. My toy store will be closed for the duration, but pattern stores will remain open, should you feel like making some crocheted cuteness over the holidays.
Have a very merry Christmas and a happy new year!
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