Isn’t this the cutest! For those of you who love making amigurumi but hate sewing the parts together, Sweet Potato 3 has designed the perfect pattern for you.
This pattern was originally designed for Christmas, but I thought it would make a great gift bag for Father’s Day for Dads and Grandpas who are hunters.
Finished Deer bag measures approximately 4” tall by 3” wide (not including antlers)
Materials:
Small amounts of worsted yarn – rust and ivory
Crochet hook size H
Oval google eyes, small red pompom, brown chenille stems
Directions:
Rnd 1: With brown yarn, ch 2. Sc 6 in second ch from hook. Do not join.
Rnd 2: 2 sc in each sc (12 sc).
Rnd 3: *1 sc in next sc, 2 sc in next sc,* repeat around (18 sc).
Rnd 4: *1 sc in next 2 sc, 2 sc in next sc,* repeat around (24 sc).
Rnd 5: *1 sc in next 3 sc, 2 sc in next sc,* repeat around (30 sc).
Rnd 6: *1 sc in next 4 sc, 2 sc in next sc,* repeat around (36 sc).
Rnd 7-18: Work even in brown on 36 sc.
Rnd 19: *Dec, sc in next 4 sc,* repeat around (30 sc).
Rnds 20-21: Work even on 30 sc.
Rnd 22:*Dec, sc in next 3 sc,* repeat around
(24 sc).
Rnd 23-24: Work even. Join.
Rnd 25: *Sc, ch 1, skip 1 sc,* repeat around. Join with sl st. Fasten off.
Drawstring: Using rust yarn, make a chain 12″ long and knot both ends. Pull through loops made in Rnd 25.
SNOUT: With ivory yarn, repeat Rnds 1-3 of head.
Rnds 4-5: Work even on 24 sc. Join with sl st at end of Rnd 5. Fasten off leaving length for sewing. Stuff and sew to face.
EARS: (Make 2)
With ivory yarn, ch 5. Sc in 2nd ch from hook and next 2 ch, 3 sc in last ch. Working on opposite side of chain, sc in each of next 3 ch. Repeat these steps with rust yarn. Holding both pieces together, sc through both pieces with rust yarn. Sc in each of 1st 4 sc, 3 sc in next sc, sc in each of next 4 sc. Fasten off leaving length for sewing. Sew an ear to each side of head at Rnds 21-22. Weave in all ends.
Glue on google eyes above snout. Glue red pompom for nose to end of snout. On each side of head, twist a chenille stem through the stitch just above the ear and twist into shape of antler.
Bunnies, bunnies everywhere! They’re multiplying like rabbits! Today is our busiest day yet – 9 different bunny rabbit patterns, each one as cute as it can be. Which one will you make first?
Plus there is a bonus Addi knitting machine pattern for an Easter Bunny hot rod.
The alligator is the largest reptile in the United States, and people have long been fascinated by it. Today we have two different alligator amigurumi crochet patterns.
The featured design on Jo’s Crafty Hook Free Crochet Flower Roundup is the Bloom Necklace by Natali’s Crochet Designs. Visit her blog daily through June 15 for a new flower design every day. https://joscraftyhook.com/
The Summer Crochet Bundle is here!
I’m so excited! I’ll tell you why:
It’s finally June and the Summer Season is in full swing.
The Summer Crochet Pattern Bundle sale just opened!
I am so excited for you to see these patterns, and even more excited for you to make them. This bundle is packed full of 40 designer crochet patterns hand picked for your summer season at over 90% off…
We’ve also worked hard to provide you with awesome crochet patterns from amazing designers! To name a few…
Crochet 365 Knit Too
Heart Hook Home
Hooked on Homemade Happiness
A Crocheted Simplicity
Nicki’s Homemade Crafts
My Fingers Fly
This bundle has every premium summer pattern you could ever need. I know I’ll be making several of these patterns for my gift list this year, and I think you’re going to love them! Plus some of them are simply amazing for myself as selfish crochet makes.
I love this bundle because it’s functional and amazing. It has so many gorgeous, trendy patterns that are quick work ups and just perfect for gifts, to donate and even sell in your craft shop.
From garments and shawls and bags to amigurumi, this bundle has every pattern you could ever need for this summer season including my Child’s Unicorn Hoodie for your back-to-school crocheting.
Children’s Unicorn Hoodie Crochet Pattern, Sizes 4, 6, and 8
This bundle has so many gorgeous patterns, you’ll have no shortage of new crochet projects to keep you busy all summer long!
In the Middle Ages, Europeans believed that the unicorn was a creature of great intelligence. Merely touching the unicorn’s horn could heal your wounds. Only a pure person could see a unicorn for more than a moment. Over time, the myth of the unicorn evolved to represent magic, hope, and radiance. Today we have three different types of unicorns in crochet – plush toy, fanny pack, and blanket.
