Crochet Chinchilla pattern

For various reasons I had surplus grey chenille yarn and decided to make a chinchilla. After a few attempts, I got to something which looks a like a chinchilla! Feel free to use this pattern to make your own chinchilla. I believe it’s correct, but let me know if there are any mistakes or weird

Crochet Sunflower

Notes Pattern is written in US terms You may use this pattern without charge, but you may not sell the pattern or use it to make a product which you sell. If you like this pattern, and if you are able to, please consider donating to a charity that is focused on helping those suffering

Small crochet heart pattern

For a while now I’ve quite fancied making a few little crochet hearts to give away as gifts or just to hang around the house, so I’ve finally gotten round to working up a pattern for them. This pattern is nice and simple – suitable for a confident beginner. Terms All the terms in this

Crochet hot water bottle cover pattern

This pattern should, in theory, make a Foxy hot water bottle cover. I’ve only done this pattern once (crocheting and writing up at the same time) so there might will be mistakes. Corrections to mistakes greatly appreciated! You may use this pattern without charge, but you may not sell the pattern or use it to make a

Felted handbag

Yet another attempt at making something out of felted crochet. This time, a useful sized bag. YarnDrops Eskimo wool in grey (about 6 x 50g), green (about 1/2 a 50g ball) and yellow (about 1/2 a 50g ball). Hook7mm NB: This pattern is more for my own notes, and could do with tidying up –

Mini microbes

A parting gift for my team.  I’m going to give them Chlamydia, Herpes, Botulism, Gonorrhoea and Salmonella! Merry Christmas!

Poppy brooch

With remembrance day coming up soon I wanted to find a pattern for a poppy that I could wear as a brooch (not that I won’t be donating to the poppy appeal, I will be). After a little bit of time on google and Pinterest, I found this lovely little pattern.  It’s written in UK

Doll

Pattern adapted from this post to give the basic doll body.  This patten is worked in continuous rounds – no turning. Yarn and hook size is up to you.  I used aran weight with a 5mm hook.  Probably MUCH better in cotton, but acrylic was al I had to hand at the time. First leg Row