A bit under the weather and pressed for time

I decided to just share the charts I've got as I haven't time to go into to much detail on the actual scarf, and later update to make a proper pattern. I still have a few charts to make but I will post when they are done.

Warrior Clans double knit scarf knit/crochet along. Charts coming soon.

http://www.warriorcats.com/books

Last year I made a double knit scarf based on the Warrior Cat Books by Erin Hunter for my son.

They are great books, I read through them as well, awesome young adult fiction.

Last year I drew up designs for a double knit scarf based on the Warrior Cat Books. I will share one chart a week, starting on Monday.  I'm a bit new to crochet but I believe they will work for that as well as knitting. I added a separate page to the blog where I will keep everything related to this scarf posted, it's up at the top.

Note: one chart (the two cats in the middle of the scarf was not my own design, but I'm unable to find an author)

I used Red Heart Super Saver yarn, but any worsted weight should do.


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Finn from Adventure Time adaptation of Lilleliis' Funny Bunny Pattern

Main pattern here  http://www.lilleliis.com/free-patterns/funny-bunny/

I made the pattern in all white

Then I just freehanded a little shirt and backpack.  If I were to do it again, I would have just changed colors from white to blue in the pattern at approximately appropriate spots.  That would have been much simpler.

Many thanks to Lilleliis for sharing such a cute pattern

Crochet Temmie from Undertale

I made this crochet Temmie from Undertale for my son.  (He's already so well loved his face is dirty). 

Sorry no pattern, I tried to write it as I went but the numbers kept changing so fast, I would never have finished it if I had to crochet and chart at the same time.

(Box from a Catit Senses 2.0 Food Tree, both product and box are awesome!)

Napstablook from Undertale

Made a slightly modified version of this free pattern http://hyenascraps.tumblr.com/-when-i-said-id-release-the-pattern-for?is_related_post=1

I used crocheted flat circles for the eyes, made the bottom bigger by a  few stitches. 

Bender from Futurama using the Bender Bending Rodriguez pattern by Soph Stitch with a hidden flask twist

Pattern link http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/bender-bending-rodriguez

After finishing the majority of the pieces, I crocheted a little container for the 2oz flask.

Next I sewed the pouch into the body, leaving a gap for stuffing. Make sure it's not overstuffed so the flask still fits and nicely even

Then I stuffed the head and crocheted a flat circle to "cap off" the head.

I added enough rounds on the neck to insert a drawstring. Then I sewed on a button and loop.

Sackboy from pattern shared by Mundy on Craftster

pattern here:   http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=344774.0

I fumbled the hands a bit but the giftee didn't mind.