Hey everyone, my husband (Beau, my felter and maker of sculpey things) is in need of your help. He is trying to collect some data for a paper in one of his creative writing classes. The more people that complete it, the better. It is a 7 question survey and will take about 5 minutes to complete. Your help would be appreciated. Here is the link: http://ah-creations.weebly.com
It’s been a while since I posted a pattern and since I’m on summer break I’ve been getting back into crocheting again. As usual a certain somebody in my life had a re-quest. For a long time I avoided filling this request, but finally gave in. He’s not 6’ 7″ but this little venusaur is just as awesome in Beau’s opinion. He measures 7 inches tall and took about 4-5 hours to finish.
Here is the new pattern: venusaur
I have to first apologize for waiting so long to post this pattern. He has been ready for about a year now. I started teaching in September, prepared for my wedding in February, and have been house hunting. We think we have found “the one” hopefully. But anyways, Beau has been asking for Vileplume, but I didn’t really want to make him, so it took me awhile to do it for him. He is a cutie, and very simple to make. I hope you enjoy making your own.
Here is the new pattern you have been waiting for: vileplume
By popular demand I’m starting to make PDFs for all my patterns. I’ll still have write ups posted on my blog but in the event you want to download the pattern, all you have to do is click on the link. This should make things alot easier for those of you who like to print things out or save them to your computer. So first pattern: Feraligatr
There are quite a few pokemon that I get requests for from my fiancé and others. The ones with the greatest frequency are always those that are part of my party from the games. Ever since I got SoulSilver and added Toto to my party he’s been at the top of the request list. Unfortunately, he’s also been at the top of the list of those pokemon that scared me senseless. I just couldn’t see how to make him. So, now, years after getting the game (our Feraligatr is level 75 now), I got it in my head to try him out. Where urges like these come from no one knows, my fiancé is trying to come up with some kind of formula to figure it out. Regardless, this little guy really worked me for a while, but now that he’s done I just want to hug him!
I hope you like the pattern and that your Feraligatr turns out as endearing as mine did!
Round 1: sc 7 in MR
Round 2: *2 sc in each sc* around (14)
Round 3: *sc, 2 sc in each sc* around (21)
Round 4: *sc 2, 2 sc in each sc* around (28)
Round 5-6: *sc in each sc* around (28)
F/o.
Row 1: ch 9, sc in 2nd chain from hook and each remaining sc (8) turn
Row 2: dec across first 2 sc, sc 4, dec across last 2 sc (6) turn
Row 3: dec across first 2 sc, sc 2, dec across last 2 sc (4) turn
Row 4: sc, dec across next 2 sc, sc (3) turn
Row 5: *sc in each sc* across (3)
F/o.
Row 1: ch 11, sc in 2nd chain from hook and remaining chains (10)
F/o.
Round 1: sc 4 in MR
Round 2: *2 sc in each sc* around (8)
Round 3: *dec across next 2 sc* around (4)
F/o.
Row 1: ch 25, sc in 2nd chain from hook and each remaining sc (24)
Row 2: *sc in each sc* across (24)
Row 3: dec across first 2 sc, sc 20, dec across last 2 sc (22)
Row 4: dec across first 2 sc, sc 18, dec across last 2 sc (20)
F/o. Row 1 will eventually attach to the body and connect farthest back on the head.
Round 1: sc 8 in MR
Round 2: 2 sc in first 2 sc, sc 2, 2 sc in next 2 sc, sc 2 (12)
Round 3: sc, 2 sc in next 2 sc, sc 4, 2 sc in next 2 sc, sc 3 (16)
Round 4: sc 2, 2 sc in next 2 sc, sc 6, 2 sc in next 2 sc, sc 4 (20)
Round 5: sc 3, 2 sc in next 2 sc, sc 8, 2 sc in next 2 sc, sc 5 (24)
Round 6: *sc in each sc* around (24)
Round 7: *sc 4, dec across next 2 sc* around (20)
Round 8: *sc 3, dec across next 2 sc* around (16)
F/o. Stuff and sew hole closed by sewing 8 sc to 8 sc.
Round 1: sc 6 in MR
Round 2: *sc, 2 sc in next sc* around (9)
Round 3-6: *sc in each sc* around (9)
F/o.
Round 1: sc 8 in MR
Round 2-13: *sc in each sc* around (8)
F/o.
Round 1: sc 8 in magic ring
Round 2: *2 sc in each sc* around (16)
Round 3: *sc, 2 sc in next sc* around (24)
Round 4: *sc 2, 2 sc in next sc* around (32)
Round 5 -15: *sc in each sc* around (32)
Round 16: *sc 5, dec in next 2 sc* (28)
Round 17: *sc 5, dec in next 2 sc*(24)
Round 18: *sc in each sc* around (24)
Round 19: *sc 4, dec in ne next 2 sc* around (20)
Begin to stuff
Round 20: sc 10, ch 1, turn (10)
Round 21: sc 8, ch 1, turn (8)
F/o.
Round 1: sc 4 in MR
Round 2: *sc, 2 sc in next sc* around (6)
Round 3: *sc 2, 2 sc in next sc* around (8)
Round 4: *sc 3, 2 sc in next sc* around (10)
Round 5: *sc 4, 2 sc in next sc* around (12)
Round 6: *sc 5, 2 sc in next sc* around (14)
Round 7: *sc in each sc* around (14)
Round 8: *sc 6, 2 sc in next sc* around (16)
Round 9: *sc in each sc* around (16)
Round 10: *sc 7, 2 sc in next sc* around (18)
Round 11: *sc in each sc* around (18)
Round 12: *sc 8, 2 sc in next sc* around (20)
Round 13: *sc in each sc* around (20)
Round 14: *sc 9, 2 sc in next sc* around (22)
Round 15: *sc in each sc* around (22)
Round 16: *sc 10, 2 sc in next sc* around (24)
Round 17: *sc in each sc* around (24)
F/o.
Round 1: sc 8 in MR
Round 2: *sc in each sc* around (8)
Round 3: *sc 4, 2 sc in next sc* around (10)
Round 4: *sc, 2 sc in next sc* around (15)
Round 5: *sc 2, 2 sc in next sc* around (20)
Round 6: *sc 4, 2 sc in next sc* around (24)
F/o.
Row 1: ch 11, sc in 2nd chain from hook and remaining chains (10)
Row 2: *sc in each sc* across (10)
First part of 3 part spike
Row 3: sc 3, leave remaining unworked, turn (3)
Row 4: sc 3, turn (3)
Row 5: dec, sc, turn (2)
Row 6: dec (1)
F/o.
Middle part of spike
working in 1st unworked sc from row 3
Row 7: sc 4, leave remaining 3 sc unworked, turn
Row 8: sc 4, turn (4)
Row 9: dec, dec, turn (2)
Row 10: sc 2, turn (2)
Row 11: dec (2)
F/o.
Last part of spike
attach yarn to 1st unworked sc from row 7
Row 12: sc 3, turn
Row 13: sc 3
F/o.
Row 1: ch 11, sc in 2nd chain from hook and each remaining chain (10)
Row 2-3: *sc in each sc* across (10)
F/o. When sewing on, create a v shape, just by bending in the middle.
Row 1: chain 5, sc in 2nd chain from hook, and each remaining chain (4)
F/o.
Row 1: chain 5, sc in 2nd chain from hook, and each remaining chain (4)
Row 2: * sc in each sc* across (8)
F/o.
Row 1: chain 9, sc in 2nd chain from hook, and each remaining chain (8)
Row 2: *sc in each sc* across (8)
F/o.
Assembly:
Attach Row 1 of snout to Round 6 of head. Sew nose on to Row 5 of snout. Sew sides of snout from the nose to the head, creating a curve on the snout, helping to form the mouth.
Attach Round 6 of Feet to Legs. Round 13 of arms attaches to body. Finger nails and teeth were made by creating three overlapping knots in the yarn and sewing them in place.
Attach body to Head and mouth piece.
Row 17 of tail attaches to body. The hump should be sewed on near the top of the body, right below the head. Look at pictures for placement of spikes and patches.
Feraligatr copyright Nintendo.
This pattern is an original pattern by Shelly Hedko. Please do not claim it as your own. If you are the creator of this character, and wish for me to remove the pattern, just leave a comment or send an email. Feel free to print off a copy of the pattern for personal use but do not post it on your site. Sharing is allowed, just please link to my site. Also, do not sell items made by these patterns, the character is copyright Nintendo.
https://www.youtube.com/v/5iDBHVMF9cE?version=3&hl=en_US&rel=0
Here’s the link to the video I made explaining the process of putting Yoda’s head together. Hope it helps! 🙂
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