Ami Amour » your place for cute crochet plushies! » Page 2. I was in Artist Alley at San Diego’s 2nd Anime Conji. Having been my first time there, I wasn’t sure what to expect, but it blew my expectations away. What I like about smaller cons is that it’s a lot more intimate so I get to know a lot of people better, especially my fellow artists around me. I got to see some familiar faces again and make some new awesome friends as well! Friday was a little slow, but Saturday and Sunday definitely picked up for me. The day before the con I didn’t get any sleep at all because I was frantically trying to finish up some of my crochet plushies. Maybe it’s because I was tired or what not, but I forgot several things at home (my cubes and my eyes for my plushies). You can see my setup on the first day here: On the second day I remembered to bring my cube box and I think setup began to look a little nicer.
I had the most awesome table partner. I had a great time meeting all the fabulous people who came through. One was a poisonous Mario Mushroom for John. Free Amigurumi Crochet Patterns with love for the Nerdy » » Alien Hominid, Chibi Kawaii Cat, Bunny and Bear Amigurumi Patterns. The gang is all here. I was working on a new pattern for a flexible pattern that could be made into various cute, chibi-style animals or humanoid forms, when my husband pointed out how well suited the head shape was to make the pattern into an Alien Hominid. Not content with just a kitty, bear and bunny rabbit, and eager to implement any aspect of nerdery possible, I endeavored to make his dreams come true and set about crafting him his very own Alien Hominid, which he adores. This pattern is a flexible chibi-style pattern that can be modified to make any cute chibi style animal or humanoid. The oversize head, disproportionate limbs and tiny pot bellied body seal the pattern in the genre of chibi-deformed cuties.
Like the three musketeers... only awwwwwww! So yellow... so cute... Cuties! It`s a pile up! This pattern was made with a 3.5mm hook going through both loops and worked in continuous rounds (spiral) out joining. Yarn Used Apple Green Hot Pink Hot Blue Sunshine Cat Tail CH 8 1. Glow in the Dark Kodama Pattern | Ami Amour. One day I discovered something special and unexpected.
I found out that Glow-in-the-dark yarn existed! I thought it would be really fun to experiment with the yarn, and so I really racked my head to find something special to make from it. I am a huge fan of Hayao Miyazaki. In Princess Mononoke, the Kodamas (tree spirits) appear looking ghostly yet cute at the same time. I went into my studio and I began making 2 different versions of the Kodamas: a sitting one, and a standing one. If you don’t have Glow-in-the-dark yarn, you can still make them using any sort of yarn and it will still turn out quite spooky cute! Check out the video here to see the Glow in the Dark Kodama in action: Glow in the Dark Kodama Pattern is copyrighted under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 License. Kodama #1 – Sitting Kodama SKILL LEVEL: Easy CROCHET HOOK: Size H (5 mm) Size G (4 mm) YARN: Nightlights Glow in the Dark Yarn HEAD Round 1: 6 sc into adjustable ring.
Heavens_hellcat: My first posted pattern! *I have rewritten and updated this pattern, and you can download it from Craftster ( or Ravelry ( You can also download a pattern to make the larger grey Totoro, based on the same pattern, at the same post on Craftster or on Ravelry ( )* Well, this was what I set up this LJ for. I'll post the pattern for the white totoro next, then some of the very easy and quick things I have made. Check out my Flickr pages for more photos: Blue Totoro Crochet Pattern Materials:Blue & white yarn, double knitting (US sport or worsted?)
Instructions:Work in continuous rounds. Work the body until the hole is still big enough to fit your hand inside (rnd 48 or so) then fit the eyes. ***This is a free pattern of my design, so please do not sell it. The Art of Crochet by Teresa - How to Do the Magic Circle Crochet Loop.