🧶Crocheted Goods by BobRocks20

[BobRocks20]

Welcome to this thread where I share some things I crocheted, be it recently or a long time ago. I will start by showing you my first two Woobles.

(Edit 4/18/2024: I resized the image so it doesn't make the post too big. You're welcome )

It all started in Summer 2022 when I discovered a Woobles kit for a penguin on Amazon. I wasn't sure I would be interested but I got it out of curiosity anyway. Once I made the penguin (his name is Pierre), I became addicted. Later I bought a kit for the cat (Nico) which taught me a few tricks that seemed advanced at first but I later got used to.

More projects coming soon!

 

[BobRocks20]

Here’s a Dipplin (it’s a Pokemon) I finished around New Year’s Eve. I free-handed it, so there is no pattern.

(Edit 4/18/2024: I resized the images so they don't make the post too big. You're welcome )
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[BobRocks20]

Well, it's been a while since I put anything up here. I don't remember making anything new between the last post and now, so here are some older stuff I made.

Spoiler: Some 'minikko'

From left to right: Suzume, Zassou, Hokori, Yellow Tapioca Pearl

"Sumikko Gurashi" is my favorite kawaii franchise because of its relatable characters. They sell a lot of things, even a crochet pattern book! But it's in Japanese and only sold in Japan, so it was harder for me to get my hands on a copy. I managed to get it after a while as a PDF scan someone was selling on Etsy. Then I made these four characters, officially categorized as "minikko".

They were the first amigurumi I managed to finish using a diagram instead of a written pattern, which I am used to following when making crochet projects. From my experience, learning to read a diagram pattern may be difficult at first, but it's worth it in the long run, especially when your looking to make projects whose patterns are published in foreign languages.

Spoiler: Star from Wish

I made this some time before the Disney movie "Wish" was released. I really liked Star's design because it reminded me of the Lumas from Super Mario Galaxy, so I was inspired to crochet it. The body was formed using the pattern for the Wooble Bubbles the Elephant. I did not use another pattern when making the points. The felt details were the hardest part; I wanted the pieces to look right and be positioned right.
Random fact: I was going to bring this with me when I went to the theaters to see the movie, but I left it at home.

Spoiler: Kiki the Chick, another Wooble

It's two Kikis, actually. The first one is normal and the second one has been through a lot. Both of them are Woobles like Pierre and Nico from the first post, and I made them when my hyper-fixation on a certain Pokemon character named Kieran was beginning to blossom. I thought a lot about him while making them, in fact.

Spoiler: PaRappa the Egg

PaRappa Rappa shaped like an egg. Before Kieran, PaRappa was a major hyper-fixation of mine. I used a Woobles pattern (can't remember which) to make this. I think I made him before I got my hands on a fake Stubbins PaRappa plush figurine. Now if you'll excuse me, I have a seafood cake recipe in progress, so I better crack crack crack the egg into the bowl.

 

[BobRocks20]

I’m back with another old project. More is coming soon. It’s truly going to be a while before I can escape from this crochet burnout...

Here it is, an orange cat:

It’s supposed to be Scratch Cat, who is the mascot of Scratch, a website I frequented during my childhood. This is what Scratch Cat looks like:

Go here for the pattern.

 

[BobRocks20]

Since I’m in an Animal Crossing forum, I’m gonna show this old project that I finished which is Animal Crossing-related: a bag of bells.

Unfortunately, I don’t remember what pattern I used for the bells, but I remember having to look up another pattern to crochet the star symbol.

Speaking of Animal Crossing, I've been wanting to make a gyroid for a while. Right now these two patterns are my favorites:
https://thecraftzilla.blogspot.com/2020/04/animal-crossing-gyroid-crochet-pattern.html
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/squeakoid-2
I wanna make both of them, but I need to pay to get the squeakoid pattern, so I can only do the first one for now. When will I get to work on it? Who knows??

Oh, and I have a new project! I’m starting to get back into crocheting, albeit at a slower pace because of other priorities. Today I finished this duck that is wearing a dinosaur costume; a relative of mine wrote the pattern. I’d like to share it here but I need their permission first. Here’s what it looks like!

 

[BobRocks20]

First of all I would like to give a shout-out to @ZeldaCrossing64 for creating the lovely Char. What you're seeing right now is them in amigurumi form! I don't know why but lately I've had a bit of a crush on this kitty. (rest assured, I am still Kieran's #1 supporter) That's why I couldn't resist making this yesterday!

Char is based off of this pattern. I omitted the snout and whiskers in favor of an embroidered face. I remember while I was doing the face, I was suddenly reminded of Petey the Cat from "Dog Man". Looking back, I realized Char here looks like Petey in his edgy phase, LOL! I also cut triangles out of purple and blue felt and glued them onto the ears. Then I did some color-changing for the body to make Char's jacket. A string of white yarn was used to form the jacket strings. I even crocheted a small black piece to form the pockets, but you can't see it here due to the lighting. I used their reference sheet while making this, which you can find here.

 

[ZeldaCrossing64]

"Petey in his edgy phase" Now that's a perfect description if I've ever heard one. XD

I want to thank you again for making Char! They're so adorable as a doll and I'm honored that you love my little OC so much.

 

[BobRocks20]

Hitch your wagon to a star

Anyone who has been into TBT collectibles for some time may recognize this as the

Celeste chick plush in amigurumi form! Or, you can call it Chibi Celeste or Wooble Celeste (you'll see why later.) This is part of a long-term project I started where I plan to make amigurumi out of my favorite collectibles. For more details, here's what I said a few days ago:

I think, when I have the time, I'm going to make some amigurumi out of certain TBT collectibles to make up for the fact that I can't afford most of them. And here's what I want [to] crochet:

There won't be patterns for the collectibles because I'm not skilled at writing them and I prefer Frankenstein-ing or basing my "original" amigurumi (like my most recent project which I'll show later) on existing patterns, but maybe I'll try it out? IDK. Plus, the problem with the Space Whale plushie (or whatever you call it) is that I can't find any good yarn that's colored like the galaxy, so if anyone can find yarn that's not expensive, can be found in Michael's, and/or is at least close to the plushie's colors, that would be great!

Celeste is essentially an amalgamation of existing patterns. She inherits Andy the Owl's body, wings, and tail; Howard the Yeti's face; Tanya the Tiger's belly patch; and Pierre the Penguin's beak. Her bow comes from this pattern (the small variant). I made her eyebrows myself and took some creative liberties with her checkered belly due to limitations.

I got inspired to make Celeste after I learned about the existence of a real-life version of her collectible from @Xara . I noticed that she looked like one of the Woobles, and that's when inspiration struck!

 

[Xara]

Hitch your wagon to a star
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Anyone who has been into TBT collectibles for some time may recognize this as the

Celeste chick plush in amigurumi form! Or, you can call it Chibi Celeste or Wooble Celeste (you'll see why later.) This is part of a long-term project I started where I plan to make amigurumi out of my favorite collectibles. For more details, here's what I said a few days ago:

Celeste is essentially an amalgamation of existing patterns. She inherits Andy the Owl's body, wings, and tail; Howard the Yeti's face; Tanya the Tiger's belly patch; and Pierre the Penguin's beak. Her bow comes from this pattern (the small variant). I made her eyebrows myself and took some creative liberties with her checkered belly due to limitations.

I got inspired to make Celeste after I learned about the existence of a real-life version of her collectible from @Xara . I noticed that she looked like one of the Woobles, and that's when inspiration struck!

omg she’s so small and round…. could hold her gently in the palm of my hand… she’s so cute !!!! you did an amazing job with her!