Introduction: Cthulhu Amigurumi
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About: Hello! I've been portrayed as a witty know it all who recognizes faces in movies, voices in songs, can beat my boyfriend in Call of Duty, Is a polygamist crocheter (meaning I never just work on project at a ti…
Okay, here's the skivvies for the "Great Old One"
-He stands tall at a little over five inches
-Made with a lime green Worsted weight yarn
- I used a size G crochet hook
-He was crocheted in the round using a 4 sts magic ring for the head, and each arm
-the head, body, and feet were crocheted as one piece, the arms
and wings were made separately and sewn on.
-buttons were used for the eyes
-I made my little Cthulhu freehanded, But I have been informed that for the sake of not being called a cheat or liar, there is a written pattern available which is similar to what I have whipped up HERE
Again I did not use that pattern, this was freehanded.
Why I made him: I love mythical creatures, and had a friend that begged me to make her one. and it took me two weeks of messing up, but it was worth frogging every time!
-He stands tall at a little over five inches
-Made with a lime green Worsted weight yarn
- I used a size G crochet hook
-He was crocheted in the round using a 4 sts magic ring for the head, and each arm
-the head, body, and feet were crocheted as one piece, the arms
and wings were made separately and sewn on.
-buttons were used for the eyes
-I made my little Cthulhu freehanded, But I have been informed that for the sake of not being called a cheat or liar, there is a written pattern available which is similar to what I have whipped up HERE
Again I did not use that pattern, this was freehanded.
Why I made him: I love mythical creatures, and had a friend that begged me to make her one. and it took me two weeks of messing up, but it was worth frogging every time!