Apr 6
Crochet Mamoswine
*gently holds* π₯Ή a friend..
oh this is so shaped
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mamoswine
Voting ended onApr 13
Total time: 3h22! Mamoswine! Lumpy and large, yet small.
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Crochet Mamoswine
*gently holds* π₯Ή a friend..
oh this is so shaped
π€π€ππ
mamoswine
Total time: 3h22! Mamoswine! Lumpy and large, yet small.
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#364 Sealeo
Total time: 2h25
#473 Mamoswine
Total time: 3h22
#362 Glalie
Total time: 3h4! Surprisingly catlike because of the horns. Also skeletal looking but that's ice.
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Crochet Glalie
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wielding it like a deadly snowball
glalie
Total time: 3h4! The who's that pokemon posts for this were funny because it definitely starts off looking like some weird "guess that weird peeled pokemon". Also I made it with the mouth openable which makes it look a bit odder than it had to so it could be like this: π¬
Here's my art challenges for the year! My overarching goal is just to crochet a different Pokemon every day, but these monthly challenges will help narrow down my choices.
Jan-New-Ary for Pokemon from Paldea, Fae-bruary for fairy types, Maw-rch for Pokemon with big jaws or teeth, Ape-ril for ape-like Pokemon, Mer-may for water types, Junebug for bug types, Jewel-ly for rock types, Smaugust for dragon types, September for fire types, Ectober for ghost types, Dinovember for fossil and dinosaur-like Pokemon, and Decem-brr for ice types. Blank calendar pages under the cut: