To make this chihuahua dog amigurumi, you will need:

• Size D/3 (3.25 mm) crochet hook
• Worsted weight yarn
• 1 pair plastic safety eyes
• Felt
• Black crochet thread
• Sharp needle for crochet thread
• Tapestry needle
• Craft glue
• Stuffing

Story:

This crochet was inspired by all the Beverly Hills chihuahuas getting pampered all day long at the local pet groomers. Knit your own glamorous chihuahua and put her in your designer purse the next time you go shopping. You’ll feel fabulous, just like a celebrity!

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Dimensions:

The cup stands firmly at about 5″, but with the straw it becomes about 7″ tall. The diameter at the top is 3″ and at the bottom is 2″. Dimensions may vary depending on what yarn is used.

To make this milkshake amigurumi, you will need:

• Size F/5 (3.75 mm) crochet hook
• Worsted weight yarn
• Felt
• Gold seed beads
• Pipe cleaner
• Cardboard
• Stuffing
• Tapestry needle
• Sharp needle
• Sewing thread

Story:

On my ride back home from In n Out, full of regret because I had resisted my temptation to order a strawberry milkshake, I decided the only way to make it up to myself was to crochet my own milkshake. But it couldn’t just be any ol’ milkshake… it had to be an elegant one, with a strawberry on top!

Now, I fondly drool over its cuteness everyday and get major kicks out of posing with it – it never gets old!

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Dimensions:

The cup stands about 4″ tall. With the boba straw it stands about 6″ tall. Diameter at top is 3.5″ and at bottom is 2″.

To make this boba amigurumi, you will need:

• Size F/5 (3.75 mm) crochet hook
• Worsted weight yarn
• Brown felt
• Pipe cleaner
• Cardboard
• Stuffing
• Tapestry needle
• Glue

Not only is it easy to make, life-size, soft and squishy, and above all cute, but you can also change the flavor! It looks so real, you’ll find yourself doing a double-take every time you see it, which may not help with the craving…but if you’re a boba lover there’s never enough boba in your life!

This plush boba is best for children above 5 years of age. Ideal gift for any boba lover!

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These potpourri dolls are made by jennyarts.com.  She took a sachet bag, stuffed it with some potpourri, and placed a polymer clay doll’s face on the top of each one.  All the decorating and extra accessories you see on the dolls are all her own original ideas.  Not only are they good for decorative purposes, but also lightly perfume the air surrounding them.

You can pick a combination of any 3 you see here for a total of $75.  Although the quantity reads 1, it means that it comes as 1 package.  For 1 pack, you get 3 decorative potpourri dolls.

These potpourri dolls are made by jennyarts.com.  She took a sachet bag, stuffed it with some potpourri, and placed a polymer clay doll’s face on the top of each one.  All the decorating and extra accessories you see on the dolls are all her own original ideas.  Not only are they good for decorative purposes, but also lightly perfume the air surrounding them.

Although the quantity reads 1, it means that it comes as 1 package.  For 1 pack, you get 3 decorative potpourri dolls.

Today we’re celebrating Valentine’s Day with our nice, shiny, and bright Valentine’s Day Rabbit Amigurumi!

We went to town with this one–white and pink rhinestones and all.  The one thing that inspired us to make this Valentine’s Day rabbit amigurumi was the pink leopard print felt.  We were at the craft store one day and noticed a couple of new felt sheets next to the usual solid colored ones.  Our crocheter just couldn’t resist the temptation of playing around with one of them, so we ended up picking this leopard print one.

She wanted this Valentine’s Day rabbit amigurumi to be loaded on the sparkle factor, so we glued on the rhinestones everywhere and anywhere we had a chance to.  After seeing how our New Year’s monkey amigurumi turned out, we were excited to try the rhinestone treatment on something else.  As you can see, we lined the ears and all other felt pieces with the pink and white rhinestones.  We even stuck them inside the ears too–do you see them?  Even the cheeks have rhinestones on them!  Ah…rhinestones are just the BEST when it comes to going overboard on the decorating.  Someday, we’re going to glue rhinestones all over our amigurumi!  Don’t worry, we’ll keep you posted on that .  It’s going to take a lot of patience, but we’re pretty set on it!  Well, until we get our hands on some more of them…we’re kind of low on them heh heh.

We tried to use the pink leopard print felt more than necessary…but we still have more than three fourths of the sheet left.  What will we do with it??

Instead of just making our rabbit amigurumi all one color, we decided to go with a pink fuzzy tail for this one.  It makes it look cuter, right?  That’s all everyone–Happy Valentine’s Day and thanks for looking at our Valentine’s Day rabbit amigurumi !

Glass slipper, heart, and roses not included.

It’s not like the less detailed patterns you’ll find elsewhere. For Star Wars® fans who love crochet, making this doll is an absolute joy. Show off your love for Star Wars® and adorable little Artoo with this 100% complete and easy-to-follow crochet pattern available exclusively here. This will no longer be offered on my etsy.

Artoo also makes a great gift for a friend who is Star Wars® fan. Score added brownie points when your very lucky friend discovers you made the R2D2 amigurumi with your very own hands. Don’t stop there, be sure to make one for yourself too. After all, you’ll have the crochet pattern in front of you so you can reference it again and again any time you want to make more.

A little history:

This is the amigurumi that started it all. It was first featured on a friend’s blog and later picked up by hundreds of blogs across the world including the Official Star Wars Blog. After getting such a great response I decided to start my own website featuring my creations. With so many visitors requesting custom-made dolls and patterns, I listened and launched my own store. My blog wouldn’t be what it is today without this unassuming little droid that could… thank you Artoo!

Let’s celebrate with a Chinese Dragon Amigurumi!!  I actually made this Chinese dragon amigurumi last year, and if you liked my Facebook page you’ve probably seen it already.  Sorry if it’s a repeat for some of you, but I thought it just had to be a part of my blog too!

Making this Chinese dragon amigurumi was like making a mini-Bowser.  I never really realized it before, but Chinese dragons have deer antlers – did YOU know that?  What do they need antlers for anyway?  I just crocheted small tubes and sewed one perpendicularly in the middle part of the other and attached the combined unit to the head.

What I like best about this Chinese dragon amigurumi is the felt work.  My sister had to cut out so much felt for the dragon’s mane, eyebrows, and fins.

The redness of the fins and mane make the dragon amigurumi look like it’s on fire!!  It looks pretty fierce thanks to my sister who likes to put her own scary spin on my cute amigurumis…making it’s eyebrows slanted so it looks like it’s frowning, and giving it fangs. It’s ok, for this dragon amigurumi, a little bit of scariness is just what it needs so I’ll let it go this time around.

Here it is posing with a Chinese girl amigurumi my mom crocheted.  For the whiskers, I just crocheted a chain and attached it to the sides of the snout.  Later, my mom sewed a golden thread into it too to give it some extra shine.

That’s it for our Chinese dragon amigurumi!  Hope everyone who celebrates it had a great Chinese new year, and we wish everyone a prosperous and healthy year!

Props and Chinese girl amigurumi not included.

Let’s celebrate the new year with a bright and shining New Year’s monkey amigurumi!! Happy New Year everyone!

This is our last monkey amigurumi!! Yay! It’s been a year since we started on this idea of crocheting monkey amigurumis to represent each month of the year, and we’re finally done! It sure was a lot of work to do but the process was definitely very fun and exciting.

For our New Year’s monkey amigurumi, we wanted to go for the sparkling and glamorous look so we went all out on the decorating this time. Gluing every single piece of crystal onto its face, ears, and body was very tedious. But in the end, it came out way better than we expected! We really wanted this monkey to stand out from the rest so we used as many crystals as we could in decorating it.

We recently went on a trip to Las Vegas so that might explain our more glamorous approach to our New Year’s monkey amigurumi.

The crystals were originally for decorating the interior of your car. They came as a whole sheet of adhesive crystals where you could peel off chains of them and stick them wherever you want. Mom bought them a long time ago but only used a few of them on her own amigurumi and other creations you can see on her amigurumi doll site. So she threw the remaining crystals at us and we went to town with it!

Lucky for us we had a boat load of Mardi Gras beads all jammed together in a tiny plastic bag buried in our Christmas tree decorations box so the concept for this monkey was pretty much decided after we discovered it. They were all collected from dad’s company parties over the years and we just got a few more this year too!

Looks like our New Year’s monkey amigurumi had a blast in Vegas too!

For those of you who were wondering–no, we did not forget about the month of November and yes, we have a Thanksgiving monkey amigurumi just for it. Hope everyone stuffed themselves silly with lots of yummy foods during the holidays!

For our Thanksgiving monkey amigurumi, we went with the Native American look. We could have gone with the pilgrim look but ultimately decided that a Native American monkey would allow for more decoration. Since we already had a lot of Native American styled props lying around the house, why not use them here?

Doesn’t our Thanksgiving monkey amigurumi look so cozy and right at home with all the props in the background? Sometimes those random souvenirs you buy on trips really come in handy!

By the way, the feathers on its headdress are parakeet feathers! We used to have a couple of parakeets and when it came to cleaning their cage, we’d always have a nice supply of some pretty feathers. We saved up quite a few of them, so that also gave us another reason to make a Native American monkey amigurumi. Yes I know, it should have way more feathers on its headdress, but our parakeets weren’t balding!

Our Thanksgiving monkey amigurumi with its turkey friend. Come to think of it, we didn’t even eat turkey this Thanksgiving… Instead, we ate…….duck.

Its face paint is actually red and white nail polish! Could have just used paint, but I didn’t have a paintbrush and plus, I didn’t want to wash it afterwards either. But since nail polish already comes with a brush, it was much more tempting and easy solution to my little dilemma hahaa.

Hope you enjoyed looking at our Thanksgiving monkey amigurumi!