Finse posing with the Teddy bear I made for my mum a while ago. Mums Teddy is a bit shy, he’s not used to having crochet animals around him.
More info about the crochet rabbit pattern here and about the crochet teddy bear pattern here.
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The ferret (polecat) is finished. I took him with me on holiday and made this fairytale picture, isn’t it magical?! A little creature in a fantasy word. I tried to get everything ready so I could publish the pattern this week but I couldn’t get it finished. It won’t be published this week but the week after. For now enjoy this enchanting picture 💚 Happy Summer my friends!
Still working on the ferret aka polecat. Look at the changes, much better isn’t it? Do you have suggestions for things that need some adjusting? Tell me anything you think, I would love to hear from you!
Not at all perfect but I’m so glad I’ve reached this point! Now I have a basic shape which I can start to adjust. First of all, the body is way too short! The chest needs to be longer and a bit more bended, the front paws a bit shorter. I also need to adjust the thickness of the body at the front. I’m not sure what to do with the backpaws but I’ll figure that out. But for now, here’s something for you to look forward to.
It looks almost real doesn’t it? 🥰
Available now! Munchie the fawn pattern. This pattern took me a while to design, but still ‘on time’, because this time of the year baby roe deers are just born and if you are lucky you can see a mother with fawns in the evening. Yesterday when I cycled home from a meeting I was that lucky! What a coincidence in the evening before Publishing the pattern. Oh and I almost forgot, get this pattern soon because it has an included one dollar discount only till next Thursday.
This is slowly beginning to take shape, finally! Just a few more spots on the neck, shoulders and hips and I can wrap up the pattern.
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Wow!!! I just happened across the design for this rabbit and it is absolutely beautiful! I do not know how to crochet but these beautiful designs have inspired me to learn! I was just wondering if you had any advice on how long you think it might take to learn how to make this rabbit? This is really a goal of mine now! What a beautiful creation! Thanks so much!
Thanks Jolie,
Well, I don’t think it’ll take too long to learn. It’s really quite easy. As soon as you know the basic things like how to make a chain and single crochet etc. you can practice by making a round shape (like a ball). If you have your stitches nice and tidy, than you can try and make Finse!
These are adorable. All your animals are.
Hey, thanks Timethief.
And thanks for visiting my blog 🙂