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One of my favorite plushies!! Scorbunny pattern by Crochet Tor [link] Except the ears' part was mixed with 1UpCrochet's pattern [link] And the inner ear pieces were made by me.
More pics!
That last one has a pokeball I made to try out some color change technique and I ended up with an oval capsule instead...
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Two Pokémon characters of mine! Squirtle pattern by Supergurumi ! Sadly it isn't available anymore... Torchic pattern by me! B) Other pics!!
I saw the biscuit pattern on my recomended videos and saved for later. Turns out mini-food is pretty addictive to crochet!!
Patterns videos below!!
Oreo biscuit: [link] Strawberry: [link] Mini-macaron: [link] Macaron: [link]
Blue Bat
I wanted to have a fancy blog, with nicely taken pics and consistent formating. But that just made me postpone actual posting! lol So I’ll just try to start already and get better as I go. Just like with crochet! I’ll start with this blue bat I made to gift a friend!
This bat pattern is one of the 20 charming creatures from the Animal Friends of PicaPau book series. I bought kinda by impulse, as amigurumi books are kinda rare to find in physical stores, and while I studied it, I never got to crochet anything from it. Boo! So I showed my friend the pattern list and asked her to choose one so I could make for her. She chose this one!
I’m used to making smaller pieces, so it was a nice experience to try my hand on a bigger pattern again. I couldn’t help but notice that most of time - due to the yarn weight, probably - pieces come out thinner and longer than they were supposed to. (compare the wing sticks to see what I mean!) I also changed the inner ears more to my liking (the book author do incentive giving your own spin to the patterns and experiment as much as we want~) Still, I was happy with the outcome!! I want to try other patterns from the book eventually.
