Who's ready for more Crochet Cute Critters merch?! These adorable custom Enamel Pins were created for me by a company called WizardPins. The image on the pin is from the cover of my book "Crochet Cute Critters" featuring Ginger the Giraffe and Callie the Cat. If you love crocheting my alphabet amigurumi friends, you will
Add a Dash of Whimsy to Your Ride with Our Calico Critter-Inspired Bumper Magnet: 'Don't Honk at Me or My Family' 🐾🚗 Join the enchanting world of Calico Critters and let your vehicle speak volumes with our adorable bumper magnet! Featuring the endearing critter family, this sticker sends a clear message: 'Don't Honk at Me or My Family.' As you cruise the streets, you'll spread a touch of cuteness and a gentle reminder for patience on the road. Whether you're a Calico Critter enthusiast or simply adore charming, family-centric vibes, this sticker is the perfect accessory for your car. Show the world that you're all about love, togetherness, and furry friends. Embrace the whimsy and make your commute a little brighter. Get your 'Don't Honk at Me or My Family' Calico Critter bumper magnet today and let the road know you're traveling with love and charm! Add a custom flair to your car with these personalized car magnets. Available in a rectangular shape, they can stick to any metal surface thanks to the magnetic back. The front side is made with highly durable and weatherproof vinyl so that your magnet stays pristine even when left under direct sunlight. .: Materials: white vinyl with black magnetic backing .: Available in 3 different sizes .: White base and matte finish .: All-weather durable .: Please note: white base might show through design (especially dark designs)
-on hold- edit 2: generator not being worked on currently. edit: hey guys! i've received word that people have been selling designs from this. i don't mind this, but please read through the link below first! http://fav.me/ddd0c0a as always, i'd love a tag if you post any cats you make to twitter, deviantart, or whatever else! additionally, my username on TH is also parcidinonyx. look @ colors for more stuff (SIDENOTE: white body base is now found in the white spotting category!) TBA: -more tabby types -more white spotting -tortie/calico -scars -collars, maybe FINISHED: -SOME BACKGROUNDS -base colors (black, chocolate, cinnamon, red, dilutes) -broken mackerel (all colors) -classic tabby (all colors) -ticked and agouti tabby (all colors) -eye colors (hazel, green, yellow, light blue, dark blue, copper, aqua, amber, brown, pink, black) -dominant white -colorpoint
This Leaf Man digital book companion is formatted for both PowerPoint and Google Slides™. The included activities have students respond to literature, identify words that denote place (prepositions), create their own leaf critter digitally, and write a story about the critter they create. I fell in love with the book Leaf Man by Lois Ehlert. I wanted to try to make my own leaf critters immediately, but I had difficulty finding the diversity of leaves I needed in my backyard. That got me thinking, what if you lived where there weren’t a lot of trees, or in the South where there isn’t a real fall? Thus, the idea of making an interactive activity that provided a diverse selection of fall leaves and other natural elements came into being. Students drag and drop leaves and other natural elements onto the page. They can resize, flip, rotate, layer the images to create their own unique critter. Be sure to look at the preview to see an example of animals they can create. In addition to developing creative thinking, this product helps develop fine motor skills as students manipulate the leaves and other objects to create their critter. I have included sheets with instructions on manipulating objects in PowerPoint and Google Slides™ on both a PC and an IPAD. I have made the smaller objects larger, so the kids will find them easier to move. These objects can be resized once they have been placed in the picture. You must have access to either PowerPoint or Google Classroom for you to use this product with your students. When you download the file, you will receive a PowerPoint version of the product and a PDF file with directions and a link to the file on Google Drive. Click on the link to make a copy of the file to save on your own Google Drive. Please Note: Students who have never manipulated objects in PowerPoint or Google Slides Slides™ will probably not have any difficulties with this product. The greatest challenge will be for them to layer the objects behind and on top of each other. I recommend you demonstrate how to manipulate the objects with the students by making your own critter. I tried out this product with 3rd graders, and they quickly caught on to how to manipulate the objects. If you have any questions, you can email me at Keep ‘em Thinking.
Ever since the first appearance of Baby Yoda in The Mandalorian series on Disney+, the internet was buzzing as a very busy beehive. It seems Baby Yoda have even put aside the adorable cats and dogs of the Internet and took all of the possible attention for himself. After seeing the show, some people showed off their sense of humor and meme making skills by creating various jokes, some turned to arts and crafts to express their love for the adorable character.
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During the cool days of autumn, as you wander through the forest, keep an eye out for this little autumn sprite. With wings made of oak leaves and an acorn cap on his head, he walks through the golden foliage carpeting the forest floor. This sprite carries an important responsibility. With great care, he gently places each discovered acorn into the soil, ensuring their peaceful rest throughout the winter months. And when spring finally arrives, the places where the acorn sprite once tread will come alive with the sight of new sprouts emerging from the earth *Suitable for intermediate crocheters* This digital PDF pattern includes: - 13 pages - Mini tutorials for tricky areas - Lots of photos to help you along the way - Assistance whenever you need help in making him (just need to message me) This pattern is in US terms (in English and French only). Oliver is about 18 cm (7 inches) tall, but can be bigger or smaller depending on the yarn you choose to make him. What you will need for this tutorial: Crochet hook 2.00mm Cotton fingering (4 ply) yarn (up to 6 colours) Stuffing Black safety eyes (5mm) Buttons x 1 (wooden) Stitch markers/scrap yarn for stitch count Pointy wool needle Scissors Sewing pins © September 2021, Critter Stitch – Stephanie Buckner. This pattern/design is copyrighted and is for personal use only. This pattern/design cannot be copied, shared, or sold in any way. Products made from this pattern can be sold only if they give credit to the author.
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I know that Crochet Cute Critters comes with 26 Easy Amigurumi Patterns but you can absolutely make MORE than 26 designs just by changing the yarn colors! I wanted to show you how to create an adorable crochet horse using the pattern for Unique the Unicorn found on page 105. Get your copy of Crochet
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Are anyone else's kids Animal Crossing mad at the moment? Ellie is obssessed.....she's been cramming in all of her school work so that she can get as much Animal Crossing time in as possible! And she'll appear in the kitchen whilst I'm making dinner, telling me about all of these people and what
How To Make Your Own Fabric-Covered Mats This video tutorial is simple and can be done in about 20 mins. Let's get started!
During the cool days of autumn, as you wander through the forest, keep an eye out for this little autumn sprite. With wings made of oak leaves and an acorn cap on his head, he walks through the golden foliage carpeting the forest floor. This sprite carries an important responsibility. With great care, he gently places each discovered acorn into the soil, ensuring their peaceful rest throughout the winter months. And when spring finally arrives, the places where the acorn sprite once tread will come alive with the sight of new sprouts emerging from the earth *Suitable for intermediate crocheters* This digital PDF pattern includes: - 13 pages - Mini tutorials for tricky areas - Lots of photos to help you along the way - Assistance whenever you need help in making him (just need to message me) This pattern is in US terms (in English and French only). Oliver is about 18 cm (7 inches) tall, but can be bigger or smaller depending on the yarn you choose to make him. What you will need for this tutorial: Crochet hook 2.00mm Cotton fingering (4 ply) yarn (up to 6 colours) Stuffing Black safety eyes (5mm) Buttons x 1 (wooden) Stitch markers/scrap yarn for stitch count Pointy wool needle Scissors Sewing pins © September 2021, Critter Stitch – Stephanie Buckner. This pattern/design is copyrighted and is for personal use only. This pattern/design cannot be copied, shared, or sold in any way. Products made from this pattern can be sold only if they give credit to the author.
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A few months ago superdad Joel introduced me to the world of sock monsters and I've been hooked ever since. I wrote about it briefly here. Now, I shall attempt to teach you how to turn a baby sock into a sock monster. First, cut the sock as shown. Turn the sock inside out and stitch the ears. Then stitch one foot. Leave the other one open so that you can stuff through it.Turn the sock right side out and stuff through the open leg. After stuffing, stitch the foot closed. Then position the needle like so, so that your needle ends up under the middle of the bottom lip. Place a stitch at the center bottom of the lip. Then stitch through the lips to the top. Then back down. Up Down and up again, pulling the thread tight to pucker the lips. He should look like this now. Now it's time to sew on the eyes. Now we need to work on the arms. Turn the arms inside out to stitch. Then turn it right side out and stuff just a little. I then kinda tuck the raw edges inward 'cause it makes it easier to sew on. Stitch the arms on and . . . voila! Here's what's left of my sock monster family. I always try to keep some on hand to give away as birthday gifts to my co-workers. You can find buttons, stuffing and socks at WalMart. A lot of these socks were just $1 per pair (cheap, yeah).
Free amigurumi patterns... On our blog, you can find great ideas, crochet step-by-step tutorial about amigurumi Hamster. You will not have a hard time crocheting Amigurumi free crochet patterns. Feel free to customize it with different colors or embellishments to make it your own. Enjoy your crafting!
IMPORTANT: This is a PDF Sewing Pattern. This is not a finished product, a kit, or any kind of physical item. No physical items will be sent to you. There are no refunds, so please purchase accordingly. Under no circumstances may you redistribute, sell, or otherwise claim these patterns as your own. The PDF does not provide a tutorial or material list on how to make it, just the pattern! I figured I would provide my pattern that I use to make my plushies of him, since they take me a while to make and there are very limited amounts. If you like to sew, feel free to have fun with it ^^ The file includes: -A printable sewing pattern for you to cut out and trace onto fabric Language: English Thank you for supporting small businesses!
