Sunday, June 6, 2010
Simple Shroom House
A simple little house in the shape of a mushroom. Complete with a door and two windows. Perfect to compliment little dolls or animals. This is a free pattern available at Gnathalie "Maddie's Shroom House."
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Little Not-so Nurse

A tiny little doll with a green dress, blond hair, and blue eyes. I'm starting to embroider the eyes on animals and dolls since these are going to go in Nana's Toy Box. The pattern for this cutie is from K and J Dolls "Little Nurse."
Friday, June 4, 2010
Toy Bunnies

I love this sack-shaped rabbit with his classic and plain look. I used ribbon around his neck instead of the suggested strand of yarn and worked the rounds continuously like amigurumi without joining. This pattern is found at Bernat "Toy Bunnies."
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Square Bear

This small square bear was very quick to make. I'm starting to try out some of these animal and doll patterns I've collected. This bear pattern can be found at Lion Brand "Amigurumi Bear."
Monday, April 12, 2010
Proto-Zoe


I created this doll basic myself. I studied a lot of amigurumi patterns and video and even just the pictures of dolls to see how the proportions should look. There are many prototype failures laying in my crochet box. I finally came up with this design. I wanted a semi-formed hand, shoe-shaped feet, and swinging arms and legs that can dangle and pose. I kept my round-marking threads in each piece so when I make more it will help me figure out where to change colors. She turned out really cute and exactly what I wanted. Her name is Proto-Zoe.
Monday, March 29, 2010
Little Princess
This Little Princess has everything: the perfect party dress, cute curly hair, and her very important crown. This pattern is available here: Red Heart "Little Princess and Frog."
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Magdalena

She doesn't really resemble her name, but that's my fault. I've altered the original pattern into a completely different-looking doll. With the hair and the clothes she looks more like a Cindy. The original pattern is provided at Saturday Evening Post "Magdalena."
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