Finger Sloths

After a few days of sickness in our house I was finally well enough to finish these 2 cute little sloths 😍

And I was also blessed with a beautiful day so I could take them outside for a little photo shoot lol.

These cuties were made using the Amigurumi Baby Sloth pattern by The Twisted Crocheter and can be found here >>>>>> Amigurumi Baby Sloth

I made a couple of small modifications, I used 5mm safety eyes instead of embroidering the eyes and I sewed the arms one on top of the other so that they can hug your thumb.

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Aussie Koala Keyring

           
This little Koala Keyring is a brand new pattern I tested for Carrie Andersen. I decided to make mine very Aussie and went with green and gold for his hat as well as added a gum leaf to his keychain.

It's a quick fun little pattern and I highly recommend anyone give it a go. I know I will be making more. Grab your copy here >>>> Mini Koala Bear Charm

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Mini Cap Pattern

I popped this Mini Cap pattern up in my Ravelry store for FREE. I made this little cap to go with Carrie Anderson's Pirate Fox which I decided to make into a boyish fox instead of a pirate. But I have found it fits most ny medium to medium large ami.

You can grab your FREE copy here >>>>> Mini Cap
Enjoy and happy hooking.

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Unicorn Keyring Pattern

At the start of the year I created these cute little Unicorn Keyrings as my daughter started school and needed a way to tell her bag apart from another little girl in her class who had the same bag.

Since then I have made another 9 of them. I have just uploaded the FREE pattern for them to my Ravelry store today... They are fairly easy, quick and fun to make, so be sure to grab your FREE copy here >>> Unicorn Keyring Pattern

Products made from this pattern may be sold, but please do not redistribute this pattern or claim it as your own. 

Happy hooking xxx

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Nate's Foxy

This amazing fox was part of a Crochet Along over at Crochet Calendar Dolls (Amigurumi). A lot of people are still making him even though the CAL has finished, so jump on over there and join in.

Alternatively you can find the pattern in Carrie's Ravelry Store

I made him for my 10month old baby boy Nate, as his nursery is fox themed, so as soon as Carrie (the creator of the pattern) revealed what she was creating I knew I just had to make it to go with his other foxes 😍🦊

I altered the pattern a bit as the original is a pirate. I also made him a little cap, which I will add to my Ravelry store once I get the chance to write it up 🖒

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Sweater Puppy

I have been working on this little puppy for a few days now. He sure is cute and fun to make. Pattern can be found here: Amigurumi Dogs In Sweaters

I made him for a very special little boy, who when my baby boy lost his comfort bunny, he gave him his, which is exactly the same. His comfort toy is a puppy, so I made him this puppy to say thank you.

I did have to make 1 slight modification to the pattern as the snood around his neck was knitted in the pattern but I don't knit. So instead I chained long enough to fit around him (arms included), chained 3, turned, then done a row of trebles, and repeated another 4 times.

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2 Little Rainbow Unicorn Keyrings

So my latest project has been these 2 little rainbow unicorn keyrings. These are made from my own pattern which I will be making available on Ravelry very soon, so stay tuned.

These are super quick to make and make great back pack dangles. In fact that's why I made the pattern in the first place, it is my daughter's first year at school and her friend has the same bag as her, Mummy to the rescue with her very own personalized unicorn keyring to dangle off her backpack zip.

Little Guinea Pigs

I always enjoy making this cute little Newborn Guinea Pig pattern by Kati Galusz. Not only are they adorable, but it is such an easy and fun pattern to make. Plus an added bonus is the pattern is free and can be found here on Ravelry: Newborn Guinea Pig

I crocheted these 2 little cuties using a 3.5mm hook and Aus 8ply acrylic yarn. I also used 8mm saftey eyes.

The pattern calls for the use of bobble stitch for the front paws. If you are unfamiliar with bobble stitch Kati also has a great written tutorial for free on Ravelry too it can be found in with the Newborn Guinea Pig download: Newborn Guinea Pig

These 2 are looking forward to going to their new home. And now I have a new project to start. Thanks for stopping by.
Teegs xxx

Welcome to my new blog

So I thought seeing as I am right into making amigurumi (crochet toys) at the moment, I needed to start a new blog to keep track of it all... Plus all the extra crafty stuff I do in between 😉 So welcome and I hope you enjoy seeing everything I make as much as I have enjoyed making it 🤗