Tuesday, August 11, 2009

DS Cozy For the Geek Chic


Recently knitted this shiny new cover for my DS:




And figured I should share the fabulous pattern :D

It's called the Dapper DS Cozy by Mimi Hill, and when I saw it, I knew I had to make one.
Unfortunately, you can only find this on Ravelry, so to access it, you will have to sign up.
But the good news is, it is a FREE pattern :D

You can find it here: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/dapper-nintendo-ds-cosy-case-for-ds-lite-or-dsi

Saturday, May 16, 2009

Pattern!!

Guess what - I'm on Ravelry now :D
I'm user lillythepink57, feel free to friend me :)

I have also just written my first crochet pattern for an amigurumi Poke Ball from the anime Pokemon (the term anime is used very loosely here ;p)
Here it is for you all for FREE :D :D :D

Poke Ball:

By Lillythepink57

 

You Will Need:

8ply Acrylic yarn in Black, White and Red

Polyfil

4mm crochet hook

Needle

 

First Half:

Round 1: Using white, Make 6dc into a magic loop ring, join with sl st.

Round 2: Make 1ch and 2dc into every st and join with a sl st to the 1ch (12st).

Round 3: 1ch, *1dc into first st, 2dc into next st, repeat from * 5 more times and join (18st).

Round 4: 1ch, *1dc into first 2st, 2dc into next st, repeat from * 5 more times and join (24st).

Tighten loop at beginning and sew end in.

Round 5: 1ch, *1dc into first 3st, 2dc into next st, repeat from * 5 more times and join (30st).

Round 6: *1dc into first 9st, 2dc into next st, repeat from * 2 more times, do not join.

Round 7 & 8: Repeat round 6 twice more, without joining (spirally).

Round 9: Join the Black yarn and make 3dc, make all other sts (33) in White.

Round 10: Make 2dc in Black, 1dc in White, 2dc in Black, 17dc in White.

Round 11: Make 17dc in Black, 3dc in White, 17dc in black and join to next st with a sl st. Break yarn.

 

Make another half exactly the same, but in red instead of white (except for the button).

Sew the two halves together, leaving a 2 inch gap.

Stuff the ball tightly with polyfil and backstitch a circle in black yarn in the centre of the “button”. Sew the gap closed.

 

Chart for button:

 

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Pokemon and Pokeball both belong to Nintendo and probably other game people - at any rate, I don't own it.

This pattern is for private use only however and belongs to me. So you can make one for you and one for your mates, but you can't sell the poke balls you make from the pattern, or the pattern itself :D