This is a little amigurumi crochet I have been working on. It wasn't particularly difficult, and I 'used the force' (that's a proper crochet term, right?) when it came to creating the pattern: made in two pieces, filled with rice in the bottom to give it some weight and decorated with crochet, felt and beads.
Hope you like. X
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That is one of the cutest things i've ever seen, absolutely gorgeous. I reckon the force will catch on now:)
Karenx
soo sweet - love the decorations. they make the difference - and nice kitchen too, well done.
:-D
eva
great idea to fill the bottom with rice, it would be a fun pincushion. I just found you via a comment on myrtle & lloyd, :) I think we both started up blogging at the same time. Pop over and say hi any time, I'm loving your blog :)
oh how lovely. What size is it? I expect very small if it is amagarumi. I gave up trying to do that, too fiddly forme but you do some lovely work Pauline xx
Love it!
Thanks for your kind comments, everyone!
I enjoyed making this.
It stands about 17cms tall, so not too tiny.
X
very very cute, in fact gorgeous!
(I genuinely thought 'use the force was a crochet term...doh)
pop over and over use the word 'gorgeous' as often as you want!!!
fee ♥
So cute! Wish I had half of your talent!
Hi
So love this blog. Thanks for stopping over at mine too! Your house is so lush! I Know I just could not do this type of crochet.... I love the basic granny crochet only because I can do it ( not a master of it at all)Off to have a morning read of your blog take care Heather xx
Thanks for all your comments on my blog. I adore your crocheted toadstool it's amazing I particulary love the door what a cute house it makes.
How do I follow you? Or am I being dim and it's right there in front of me!!
OOH Annaboo,I love it! thankyou for stopping over at my blog, yes I am crazy about toadstools,ever since childhood!!:)It is a great make and I d love to have a go at one.....Do you have a pattern at all?best wishes,juliex
Love your toadstool. It makes me want to learn to crochet.
Wow! I love your toadstool! Thanks for popping over to my blog & your lovely, kind comment :) Loving having a read over here!!! Nice to meet you in blog land :)
Jo x
P.S. I'm off to follow & read some more :)
OMG...do you believe in coincidence or do you think that's rubbish and that all things in life are "planned"? You're asking where I'm going with this, right? Well, I just finished making a crocheted cupcake this morning. This is not my first, nor will it be my last, but it's sitting here in front of me in limbo because I'm trying to puzzle out how to fill it. I've used fiberfill on the others, but they don't have enough wait and tend to want to lurch to one side or t'other. And I happen to open up this post and read through it. Gah! Rice! Genius! Thank you!!!! And I also LOVE the toadstool and will need to try to do one of those too! Off to hustle up some rice...why didn't I think of that????? x&o, Annette
Hi there - I've just stumbled across your blog, and it's great, so I'm a new follower!
I love this toadstool - so cute! I'll have to try to make one myself - although it looks very tricky to me! :o)
Oh I adore this! I had a smurf house that looked exactly the same when I was little :-)
Dearest Annaboo,
I wanted to share with you the toadstool I made from your pattern. I wanted to finish it but it was past midnite and I didn't have the adornments I wanted so I used what I had on hand. I think it turned out so cute. Please let me know what you think. Thanks ever so much.
http://theharriedlifeofacrocheterandcrafter.blogspot.com
Blessings,
Misty and Pets.
i see your photo on pinterest, and i discover your blog, your work are just lovely. I love this champignon, in french, or in english mushroom.
Gros bisous de la france, Choubidoune
OOH Annaboo,I love it! thankyou for stopping over at my blog, yes I am crazy about toadstools,ever since childhood!!:)It is a great make and I d love to have a go at one.....Do you have a pattern at all?best wishes,juliex
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