Materials:
2,5 crochet hook
Yarn: Katia Bamboo, DK/8ply
yarn needle
stuffing
Abbreaviations used:
magic ring: crochet over an adjustable loop wih 6 single crochet, then pulling on the yarn tail until there is no hole left
Neat finish- one method to finish a toy piece in amigurumi. See the photos below.
SC - single crochet
Inc - Increase
Invdec - invisible decrease
Pusheen made the whole internet obsessed, because he's such a cutie pie! This lovely kitty loves to eat, and this ice cream cone looks so decadent, you might get hungry while crocheting it! In other words, this amigurumi is a must have for every pusheen fan.
Photo is by Roxy Crochet / Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on roxycrochet.blogspot.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Zero Ghost Dog crochet pattern
he measures 7 tall when using a D hook
You will need
Approx. 100g of red heart yarn/Light worsted
A pair of safety eyes
Stuffing
3.25 mm hook
Tapestry needle
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