A fairy stuck in a lamp.

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Minecraft Collab:

* Creeper

* The Warden

Hello Kitty Collab:

* Hello Kitty

Harry Potter Collab:

* Albus Dumbledore

* Harry Potter

Powerpuff Collab:

* Blossom

* Bubbles

* Buttercup

Due to the limit on picture content here, the wand is the same process as Dumbledore's (the post below)!

Creeper Crochet Pattern:

You will need:

4mm crochet hook

Green medium-weight variegated yarn (47 yds)

14mm safety eyes

And

Stuffing, Scissors, and a Tapestry needle

Abbreviations:

BLO – Back Loop Only

Ch – chain

DC – Double Crochet

Dec – invisible Decrease

HDC – Half Double Crochet

Inc – increase

Rnd – round

SC – Single Crochet

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Body

Rnd 1: Magic Loop (SC 6) Rnd 2: 6 Inc (12) Rnd 3: [SC, Inc] x6 (18) Rnd 4: [SC, HDC, {3 DC in the same St), HDC, SC, HDC (3 DC in the same St). HDC, SC] x2 (26) Rnd 5: 26 SC BLO (26) Rnd 6-15: 26 SC (26) Rnd 16: 26 SC BLO (26) Rnd 17: Dec, [SC, Dec, DC, Dec]x2, 2 SC, Dec, DC, Dec, SC, Dec, DC, SC (18)

Attach the eyes between rounds 7-8 with a 4-stitch space between them. Place the mouth between rounds 9-10.

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Legs Rnd 1: Ch 3 (3) Rnd 2: Inc in the 2nd Ch from the hook, then 4 SC in the last stitch. Rotate the piece to work on the other side of the foundation chain, Inc (8) Rnd 3: 8 SC BLO (8) Rnd 4-5: 8 SC (8)

At this point DO NOT STUFF. Instead, fasten off to leave a long tail.

Sew close the legs through the inner loops with a whip stitch.

To Attach:

Thread your tapestry needle, flatten the leg, and line up the edges, ridge side facing out.

Whip-stitch the edges together but only through the inner loops that meet each other.

Sew on (between rounds 4-5) the first leg in the front of the body spanning rounds 14-15 with a 2-stitch space between them. Try to work inwards to the center so the tails of the legs can be tied together and secured in the center. You’ll be hiding the tails later in the body.