Showing posts with label crochet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crochet. Show all posts
Hello my crafty friends!



Hello my crafty friends!


Do you love Totoro? I do!! This is my second Totoro tutorial and this time I'll be showing you how to crochet a Totoro phone case cover. This is a perfect amigurumi for beginners tutorial, so if some of you are just starting hooking then this is the perfect project for you. I'm really satisfied with how it turned out, in fact this amigurumi phone case is one of my current favorites. It's so cute! >.<

I actually wanted to add a zipper to it, but didn't have one, so I just left it open as many phone cases are. If some of you tries recreating this phone case adding a zipper to it, then please share some pictures with me on Instagram or Twitter using the hashtag #madiunnie, I would love to see them. :)

Scroll down for the crochet pattern.



MATERIALS:
gray yarn
light brown yarn
black, white, green felt
black yarn (for the nose)

ABBREVIATIONS:

ch = chain
sc = single crochet
sl = slip stitch

INSTRUCTIONS:

COVER
1. 50 ch (in base of your phone's lenght)
2. sl into the 1st ch
3. 1 ch, 49 sc, sl into the 1st sc
4. Repeat STEP 3 about 20 times (in base of your phone's width)

POCKET
1. 25 ch
2. 24 sc starting from 2nd ch from hook, 1 ch, flip your work
3. Repeat STEP 2 about 10 times (until you have half the height of your cover)
4. Change yarn color making a simple knot
5. Repeat STEP 2 about 10 times (until you have the same height of your cover)
6. sl and tie off

TOTORO'S EARS
1. 2 ch
2. 5 sc into 2nd ch from hook (round 1 = 5 sc)
3. 2 sc into each stitch x 5 (round 2 = 10 sc)
4. 1 sc into each stitch x 10 (round 3 = 10 sc)
5. Repeat STEP 4 about 10 times (round 4 - 14 = 10 sc)
6. sl and tie off

Attach all the parts together with glue or thread.


Hello my crafty friends!




Here's another crochet tutorial for you guys. I have been wanting to make this cute kawaii bubble tea drink for a long time. Finally here it is! I think it is a very easy amigurumi project and can be perfect gifts for bubble tea lovers. I hope you guys find my crochet pattern easy to recreate. I tried to keep it simple especially for new hookers.

Scroll down for the crochet pattern.



MATERIALS:
light brown yarn (or any color you prefer for the body)
white yarn
peach yarn (for the cheeks)
black felt
straw
2 eye beads

ABBREVIATIONS:

ch =  chain
sc = single corchet
sl = slip stitch

INSTRUCTIONS:

BODY:
1. 2 ch
2. 8 sc into the 2nd chain from hook (round 1 = 8 sc)
3. 2 sc in each loop x 8 (round 2 = 16 sc)
4. 1 sc, 2 sc in each loop x 8 (round 3 = 24 sc)
5. 1sc, 1sc, 2sc in each loop x 8 (round 4 = 32 sc)
6. sc in back loops only x 32 (round 5 = 32 sc)
7. sc in each loop x 32 (round 6 to 9 = 32 sc)
8. sc in each loop x 33 (round 10 = 33 sc) (only 1 increase)
9. sc in each loop x 34 (round 11 = 34 sc) (only 1 increase)
10. sc in each loop x 35 (round 12 = 35 sc) (only 1 increase)
11. sc in each loop x 36 (round 13 = 36 sc) (only 1 increase)
12. sc in each loop x 37 (round 14 = 37 sc) (only 1 increase)
13. sc in each loop x 38 (round 15 = 38 sc) (only 1 increase)
14. sc in each loop x 39 (round 16 = 39 sc) (only 1 increase)
15. sc in each loop x 40 (round 17 = 40 sc) (only 1 increase)
16. sl and tie off
17. Attach the eyes
18. Fill up the body with some stuffing

LID:
1. 2 ch
2. 8 sc into the 2nd chain from hook (round 1 = 8 sc)
3. 2 sc in each loop x 8 (round 2 = 16 sc)
4. 1 sc, 2sc in each loop x 8 (round 3 = 24 sc)
5. 1 sc, 1 sc, 2 sc in each loop x 8 (round 4 = 32 sc)
6. 1 sc, 1 sc, 1 sc, 2 sc in each loop x 8 (round 5 = 40 sc)
7. sl and tie off

ASSEMBLE:

1. Attach the lid to the body with some thread or yarn.
2. Sew on the lips
3. Glue or sew the bobas using the black felt
4. Attach the cheeks with some glue or thread
5. Add the straw.



Hello everyone!


Hello my friends!


A new tutorial for you guys and this time it is a cozy mug, but not just a normal. It is a Totoro cozy mug! Not only does it keep your mug warm but it stops you from burning your hands on your hot tea/coffee cup. Plus it's super cute! I'm already in love with my new cozy mug. ♥

Hello my crafty friends!



Today I just wanted to share with you this cute little "Crobot" I recreated. I just saw a picture of him in the internet and then found out that it is from the book of Nelly Pailloux. I tried recreating it because I thought he was so cute and this is the final look. What do you guys think? Isn't he adorable?!? Yeahhh, I know, I know... I have fallen in love with it!

Much love
Madi


Hello my crafty friends!


I personally love marshmallows. I remember my childhood being filled with lots of packets of marshmallows. I have been working on this very easy project for the past days and I couldn't wait to share it with you guys! Finally I was able to film it and post it on my Channel and now also on my blog! I really love how cute these marshmallows turned out *.*

If some of you want to recreate them here's the tutorial step by step! Just click the play button below and watch the video.

   Hello my crafty friends!


For my very first post I wanted to show you this very easy Amigurumi project on which I have been working for the past days. I was googling for some easy crochet project, since I have just started crocheting a few months ago and I found a picture of some Amigurumi little monsters. I found them so cute and adorable that I decided to recreate them.


I actually used different colors of yarn. I also made a Mr. Moustache little monster and a little monster with ears. I had so much fun making them and they're sooooooooo cute! I highly recommend this as an super easy project for crochet beginners.