Out of This World Alien Dog is my latest free pattern.
As you can see from the photos he has a slinky that connects the two halves of the dog and are on his legs as well.
Eyelish yarn maks up his features.
Enjoy!
Showing posts with label dog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog. Show all posts
July 24, 2013
March 20, 2012
Free Crochet Pattern Toy Dog
Free Crochet Pattern:Toy Dog!
It is only 6-1/2" tall and was made with baby weight yarn. As you can see from the picture I did all the accents--ears, paws, nose and mouth--in a contrasting color yarn.
Enjoy!
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PS all of my free patterns, including this one, is now offered in a printer friendly version!
March 10, 2012
Wyatt and Crochet Thread
This is Wyatt. He's wanting something as usual.
When he was a puppy he could take an unopened ball of crochet thread, open it and have it all off the cardboard insert in 5 minutes!
Now he just stares until I put down my hook and pay attention to him.
April 21, 2007
Changing Faces on Baby Stackers Crochet Pattern
What are the differences between these crochet animal heads?
Lets take them one by one.
The Dog head versas the Bunny head.
Both have the same eyes, same muzzle and nose. The size of the head is the same, only the colors used and the ears are different.
The Dog head versas the Bear head.
Both use the same eyes and nose. The muzzles are different. The dog has two small muzzles sewn next to each other while the bear only has one large one. Again the only real differences are the colors of yarn used and the ears, but if you look closely to the bear's ears you will notice how simular they are to the shape of the eyes and are really one in the same.
Last is the Dog head versas the Cat head. Again same eyes and nose, but different ears and the cat has a few stitches of embroidary of its muzzle instead of the sewn on one of the dog.
Can you tell where I am going with this?
Use your imaginations! Just because you see an item being used in one way doesn't mean you can't change it to suit your needs. Don't like dogs? So change it into a cat. The person you are making this for has their nursey done in bunnys, so change it into a bunny.
Nothing is ever written in stone.
Change the colors you use.
Change the type and weight of yarns.
Take it and put it to a totally different use. How about sewing one of the heads onto a body you've sewn and stuffed. Or use them as soft balls for a baby to play with. Or get really bold and string a bunch of the heads together and use it as a scarf this winter.
My point is take it and run with it!
Somethimes running with scissors is okay.
Just don't mistake getting crative with someone's pattern and then calling it your own or you could end up with a lot of problems leagelly.
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