QR crocnet bomb

How to make a QR crochet bomb

You will need

  • DK weight wool yarn with gauge 20-22sts/10cm(4”) (eg. Sandnes Smart Superwash). This is a perfect chance to use leftover yarns.
  • Crochet hook 4mm (or size to obtain gauge)
  • Tapestry needle

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Posted on 14 May, 2012 by Anu
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penguin pattern

Amigurumi Penguin pattern

Amigurumi penguin will be a happy friend for yourself or a perfect gift for someone you love! This small cutie is now available as a free pattern in two languages, English and Finnish.

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Posted on 14 May, 2012 by Anu
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Needlepoint Robo with eyes on

Needlepoint Robo

Robo is my needlepoint embroidery project for e-embroidery workshop at Pixelversity. The workshop explored the crossovers of traditional embroidery and electronics, combining crafting traditions with open design and DIWO (Do It With Others) attitude.

I’m currently working on a pattern and instructions for Needlepoint Robo. They will be published here soon.

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Posted on 13 May, 2012 by Anu
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Jazz-birds

Jazz-crow pattern

Jazz-birds is a collection of 10 amigurumis (crocheted stuffed animals) inspired by beat generation, jazz, NYC and Leonard Cohen – specially by these lines from his song Famous Blue Raincoat:

New York is cold, but I like where I’m living
There’s music on Clinton Street all through the evening.

The two birds in the picture, Beat-tit (on the left) and Jazz-crow (on the right) participated the Plush You! 2010 exhibition in Seattle, US.

The Jazz-crow is now available as a free pattern in two languages, English and Finnish.

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Pinky the cat

Pinky the cat and other patterns for magazines

I have designed amigurumi patterns for Kotivinkki 101 ideaa magazine. Some of the older patterns are now available online.

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