Crochet Poop Emoji Pattern
The poop emoji originated in Japan, where feces had become associated with humor after an...
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Category: Amigurumi Patterns
She Crocheted an Edward Blake (The Comedian) Amigurumi
Made by: Alexandra-the-Great Details at: craftster.org
Read MoreShe Made A Crochet Pi Guy! Get The Pattern!
And you can too! Get the pattern. Made by Ms Premise-Conclusion … Visit Ms Premise-Conclusion @ http://mspremiseconclusion.wordpress.com. More Patterns From This Designer: This post contains affiliate...
Read MoreKnit a Bessie the Anglerfish
Get the pattern, designed by Hansi Singh, or the whole book! Made by tbl_knits, pattern by designed by Hansi Singh. Get the whole book of patterns on Amazon! p.s. think the real-life praying mantis is a nice buggy? harumph,...
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Mr. Bunnyford & Friends Designed By MrFox – Terrifying! Patterns Available!
For horror amigurumi fans! Crocheted by Elena Ho, get the pattern designed by MrFox aka Maffers...
Read MoreThis Rita Ain’t No Meter Maid … Knit a Funny Garden Slug!
This Rita is a lovely garden slug!! Get the knit slug pattern via Etsy, (crochet pattern here), designed by Cheezombie. See more knit and crochet patterns by silly-fun designer Cheezombie. * This post contains affiliate...
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