With kind thanks to the talented Claire, the free Moomin crochet pattern has been translated into French and is available to download on her blog.
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Free Moomin pattern – new improved recipe!
This new Moomin amigurumi crochet pattern is much simpler, but just as brilliant – and still free!
Additions include accessories for you to make for Moominmama and Moominpappa.
Moomin
Moominmama
head
body
body
foot
leg
arm
ear
tail
Moominpappa’s hat
Moominpappa’s hat
Your Moomins
I LOVE seeing your finished Moomins from my pattern – please do send me a photo and I’ll stick it in the gallery… Here are just a few and if you follow the link to ravelry.com, there are even more!
Moomin by Terka
Moomin by Terka
Moomin by @GerardineTweets
Moomin by Ninevoltheart
PsychoMoomin by Teskedsmamman
PsychoMoomin by Teskedsmamman
PsychoMoomin by Teskedsmamman
Moomin by Christine Needham
Moomin by Sawsan Awak
And here are loads more on ravelry.com!
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Look what you’ve done!
Here are some of your Woolly Spiders! I think they’re pretty awesome.
Please send me your photos and I will post them in the gallery.
You can get the crochet pattern for Woolly the Spider here
by Laura Sutcliffe
Woolly by Katie Young
Woolly by Samigurumi
Posted in Amigurumi, Crochet, Toys, Uncategorized
Woolly the Spider crochet pattern
Woolly by Samigurumi
Woolly’s good at standing
Woolly stands on all-eights
Verrrry huggable
Oh so fluffy!
Make your very own Woolly the Spider style toy from the popular children’s tv show Woolly and Tig!
Official toys from the show won’t be available until later in the year, so last Christmas I was asked if I could make one for my cousin’s daughter and I happily obliged. It took quite a few weeks and a lot of unraveling, but finally I designed a pattern that I’m happy with and by all accounts a lot of children are happy with too! I posted pictures on Facebook and the requests are rolling in! I might have to make one for myself, as it really hurts to give him away, he’s so cute and huggable!
He’ll even free stand on all-eights unsupported – no wires, just stuffing.
The height is approx. 17cm head-to-toe when standing, body diameter approx. 15cm.
I’ve listed all the yarns I used in the pattern.
The pattern is illustrated with photos and is suitable for intermediate crocheters. I’ll be happy to help with any questions you might have.
You can buy a digital copy (PDF) from Etsy and I will email it to you once I receive a notification by Etsy – which is usually quite quickly as I’m never far from my iPad. Or you can buy a printed copy from eBay and I will post it to you within a couple of days. For all eBay purchases I will donate 15% of the proceeds to Sense, the deaf-blind charity.
“I just wanted to let you know that I finished Woolly and I am really pleased with the way it turned out. The pattern was great and easy to follow. I hope my niece will be as pleased with Woolly as I am.” – Katie Y
“Thank you for the pattern… I can’t wait to give him to my daughter!” – Laura S
Woolly the Spider
I just finished making Woolly the spider from cbeebies Woolly & Tig for my cousin’s daughter and I DON’T WANT TO GIVE HIM AWAY!
Pattern available here soon…
Jake the Dog free amigurumi pattern
Adventure Time’s Jake the Dog is everyone’s favourite (but mostly Finn’s) magical canine companion. Make your own cuddly, posable yellow doggy bro’ right here with this truly mathematical free pattern…
“I’m not cute. I’ll mess you up.”
Pipecleaner skeleton for shape-shifting
Don’t forget to send me photos of your Jakes!
Crochet EDF Zingy FREE PATTERN
I’m normally quite headstrong when it comes to advertising gimmicks but I’ve fallen for the anti-depressant Zingy in a big way, he has excellent music taste and any ad company who parodies ‘The Big Lebowski’ gets a thumbs up from me.
Scroll down to download my free (FREEEEEEE!) pattern and make your own to start hanging out with and listening to the Human League.
You only need <50g DK yarn with a 2.75mm (2.5mm or 3mm will do) hook.
You’ll also need: some white felt, a couple of small black buttons, glue, needle and black/clear thread for the eyes; some black yarn and yarn needle for the nose; and some toy stuffing.
I laugh in the face of long train journeys
The head (or stop here if you just want a turnip)
A 2p makes a good eye template, or a £2 coin if you’re feeling flash
Stuff him with squishable goodness
Let him loose in the garden
Please send me photos of your finished Zingy, I love to see them.
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