Jen, this site has some awesome hello kitty Ami patterns: http://arminas-aminals.blogspot.com/
Just thought you might be interested... I'm sure Abby would LOVE these :)
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I have been crocheting on and off for years. A friend’s mom taught me to crochet a bit in grade school over 25 years ago, but I hadn’t done anything with it until a few years ago when I re-taught myself using a simple book. I have crocheted baby blankets for my children and completed a handful of other small projects. I love all things crafty but I don’t do near as much as I used to now that I have three children under the age of 6. Crocheting is the perfect craft for my life right now, relax in my recliner after the kids go to bed and stitch up some great things for them to wear, use, and play with!
this is great. now, i would not have said that 2 days ago. i looked high and low for a free pattern, stumbled across this one too, but wanted a more "real" looking one so i actually bought a set of patterns online. well guess what? they have big round heads instead of flat heads, just like all of the free patterns! grrr. luckily, it only cost me 8 bucks!
ReplyDeleteDid you order one of the Japanese books? Or one in English. I saw this http://flickr.com/photos/22811120@N06/2243495889/ and now I want the pattern!
ReplyDeleteI ordered what was supposed to be a non-schematic, english pattern but it is broken english and quite confusing. for example, it will tell you to increase or decrease a certain number per row and won't tell you where to do them, just tells how many sc you will have at the end. the pics look great, but they aren't turning out like them. there are schematics for the clothing so i need to teach myself how to follow them.
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