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Bedtime Cthulhu
Jul. 2nd, 2008 03:14 pmName of Object: Bedtime Cthulhu
Pattern can be found: http://cthulhucrochet.blogspot.com/2008/05/tiny-cthulhu-free-pattern.html
Yarn used: About 3/4 of a skein total
Time spent: About 3 days straight
It's my first amigurumi. Pretty decent for my first but there are things that I could have done better. I attached the arms a bit too far back so the doll is a bit back heavy, resulting in a bit of a balancing issue sometimes. But Cthulhu does stand on his own.
( More photos after the cut )
This is what I'm doing while looking for a job. *sigh* Maybe Barnes and Noble will hire me? Gotta feed the cat after all. Now what to make? They're having a cartoon/anime character crochet-along on![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
weloveamigurumi. I wonder what I should make?
Pattern can be found: http://cthulhucrochet.blogspot.com/2008/05/tiny-cthulhu-free-pattern.html
Yarn used: About 3/4 of a skein total
Time spent: About 3 days straight
It's my first amigurumi. Pretty decent for my first but there are things that I could have done better. I attached the arms a bit too far back so the doll is a bit back heavy, resulting in a bit of a balancing issue sometimes. But Cthulhu does stand on his own.
( More photos after the cut )
This is what I'm doing while looking for a job. *sigh* Maybe Barnes and Noble will hire me? Gotta feed the cat after all. Now what to make? They're having a cartoon/anime character crochet-along on
weloveamigurumi. I wonder what I should make?