My Whovians, Who Wants To Crochet a Classic 1970s Dalek Amigurumi?

Posted by Danielle | Dec 30, 2018 | Amigurumi Patterns |

Extermiknit! Yes, it’s crochet but that doesn’t quite have the same effect, does it? From the designer, “these are instructions to make a classic 1970s grey and black Dalek or a bronze and gold new series Dalek. They are quite complicated, using different stitches and some difficult colour changes, so this pattern is recommended for fairly experienced amigurumi crocheters.” If you’re knitter, don’t despair, Penwiper has a pattern for you.

Get the pattern via LoveCrafts, designed by the amazing Lucy Collin (Ravenscar). (Please note this pattern was free at one time but is now a paid pattern.)

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