








new FREE pattern
I worked up the Owl pattern for the Amigurumi class that I taught (which went really well by the way, first class I ever taught), and then decided to work up a cute little pear for the Holidays.

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SPEAKING OF CROCHET
Here is my original carrot pattern!

EASTER CROCHET CARROT
size H crochet hook
orange yarn: Bernat Softee Chunky yarn
green yarn: worsted weight
* to * means repeat
-ch 2
-4 sc in first ch
(from now on, work sc in back loop only)
working in a spiral, not turning work:
-1 sc in first sc, 2 sc in each of next 5 sc, turn inside out
-work *1 sc in next, 2 sc in next* 5 times, work 20 sc around,
2 sc in next
-work *10 sc around, 2 sc in next* 3 times, work 50 sc around,
2 sc in next
-work *12 sc around, 2 sc in next* 3 times, work 120 sc around
-work *skip 1, 1 sc in each of next 2* 8 times
-join green yarn
-1 sc in next, skip 1, 1 sc in each of next 2, skip 1, 1 sc in each of next 3, skip 1, 1 sc in each of next 3, skip 1, 1 sc in each of next 3
-close top by sl st crochet in every other st until closed,
do not cut yarn
-make greens by chaining 20 sts then working 5 dc, 3 hdc, then all sc along ch back to beginning, join to top of carrot, repeat until you have the desired amount of greens
HAPPY EASTER




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Gayle Gonzales says
Hi! I just finished your carrot pattern. It is very cute and I like the directions. I like the stitch count better than by rows. I usually add the stitch count X rows when working with most patterns. I did notice you do not mention stuffing. I assume the carrot is stuffed. But it did make me think; turn the top into a lid and put Easter surprises inside! So that is what I did. LOL!! Thanks again for the pattern. Gayle