Crocheting toys is becoming an obsession of mine. They are quick and simple to do, and they are adorable.
Using this free pattern from Daisy Cottage Designs, I made this incredibly cute owl for my daughter.
My owl is a little smaller than what the pattern says because I used cotton yarn rather than acrylic. I prefer cotton when I am making toys - it is a little stiffer and I find it holds up better in terms of the toy keeping its shape and not getting all fuzzy looking as the yarn wears.
This was a very simple project to work on and it only took me a few hours to make. That is exactly what I needed after the time investment of my two recent blankets (see here and here) - something small, cute, and quick to finish.
Watch this space for more toys to make their debut. I was not kidding when I said this was becoming an obsession.
too cute!
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DeleteThis is really cute! I can only just barely crochet but I'd love to take a class and learn a little more. This is such a darling project!
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Thank you so much. I would really encourage you to learn to crochet. It is so much fun! Thanks for reading.
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ReplyDeleteI have pinned your project to my Brag About It Features Pinterest Board. I can't wait to see what you've been working on this week!
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Thank you so much for featuring my owl - so exciting!
DeleteI found this on pinterest and made some for my kids. I put a pic up on FB and have had a couple people ask if I can make them one. I am asking only for the money it takes to buy the yarn colors they want but not to make a profit. I wanted to make sure that was ok since it was your pattern. I didn't want to break any unspoken rules I didn't know about. Needless to say. This is an awesome pattern and we love it! Thank you.
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DeleteSo fun that you have made this owl for your kids. This is actually not my pattern so I can not answer your question about selling the final product. The pattern can be found here: http://www.daisycottagedesigns.net/2013/01/crochet-owl-toy-free-pattern.html. The woman who designed this pattern would be better able to answer your question.
Thanks for reading,
Rachel