Amigurumi Otter pattern.

Hello everyone! can you believe we are already halfway through the year? How's your year been so far? With lockdowns and online classes for kid, it's difficult to find time for crochet. Hoping for better days ahead. Meanwhile, enjoy this cute little otter pattern. 

Amigurumi Baby Octopus

Hello everyone! how are you guys faring during this lock down period? Some days I'm super productive, some days I'm so lazy to do anything. I managed to make some baby Octopus for my little girl. It's the same pattern as my Octopus cupcake but with a little bow. It's super simple and doesn't require a lot of time. It's a beginner friendly project and i have included lots of step by step pictures in this post. Read below for instructions on how to make these adorable Octo babies.

Amigurumi potato free pattern!

Most of my inspirations to make amigurumis come from Pinterest and Instagram. Recently, i've been seeing kawaii potatoes everywhere and can't seem to get it off my mind. I tried making an ami version of them with different expressions and happy with the way they turned out. It's a perfect project for beginners as you don't have to attach any pieces and very less sewing involved. 

Axolotl Pattern

Hello all. I'm very happy to say that i've published my first ever paid amigurumi pattern. It's a digital pattern on how to make your own little axolotl. You can purchase the pattern from my Etsy shop at 10% off. The pattern is suitable for beginners/ intermediate and you can make it in few hours..

Writing a pattern is not as easy as i assumed. It involves lots of trial and errors not to mention taking photos of the process in each step. But i'm very happy that i was able to publish it. I have planned to publish more patterns in the future.

The happiness you get when someone makes a doll with your pattern is priceless! Will see you soon with a new post. Have a fantastic day! Cheers:)

Amigurumi Narwhal free pattern

Hello all! as promised i'm here with a free amigurumi pattern for Narwhals. They are tiny, cute and very easy to make. You can skip the tusk and you'll get a whale. Serves as a two in one pattern!!

So let's dive into the tutorial without further ado..

Materials needed:
Some acrylic yarn (in your preferred shade and white)
Crochet hook ( according to the size of your yarn)
Poly fiber fill
Tapestry needle
6 mm safety eyes or flatback black beads

The pattern is worked on continuous rounds unless stated otherwise
sc - single crochet
sl st - slip stitch
dc - double crochet
hdc - half double crochet

Pattern Instruction

Body:
with the main color yarn,
R1: 6 sc in magic ring (6)  
R2: 2sc in each st (12)
R3:  *sc in next st, 2 sc in next st* rep **(18)
R4: *sc in next 2 st, 2sc in next st*, rep ** (24) 
R5: *sc in next 3 st, 2sc in next st*, rep ** (30)
R6-9: sc around (30)
switch to white color
R10: in back loops only, sc around (30)
R11: *sc in next 3 st, dec 1*, rep ** (24)
R12: *sc in next 2 st, dec 1*, rep ** (18)
attach safety eyes between row 9 and 10 at this point
R13: *sc in next st, dec 1*, rep ** (12)
stuff firmly,
R14: dec 6 times (6)

Fins (make 2):
4 sc in magic ring

Tail:
chain 5, *dc in 3rd chain from hook, half double crochet in next chain and sl st in the last chain space*,  continue again with chain 5 and rep **

Tusk:
R1: 5sc in magic ring (5)
R2: sc in next 4 st, 2sc in last st (6)
R3: sc in next 5 st, 2sc in last st (7)
R4-6: sc around (7)

Assembling:
Attach tail to the Narwhal's body. I attach them where the color change happens.
Add in fins on either side of Narwhal with 2 or 3 stitches away from eyes.
Finally add in the tusk at row 5 or 6 from top. Attach them at the centre.

You can make this little Narwhal in a few hours and they make lovely key chain or bag charms.
If you wish, you can buy them from my Etsy shop too :)

Hope you like the pattern. I would love to see your works too. Tag your makes to my instagram profile and i'll feature them in my stories :) Happy crafting!