Another Moko

This time he's for Hani .. She loves him and he is now in good hand and good home. ;) Gazing through the sky Guarding Posing

if you like him, you can make him using free pattern from Barbara's Baghi Room

thank you for looking!

Not-So-Fluffy-Bear

He was the second one I made from this book: the first one was this and he is with Cik Rai right now (still ar Cik Rai?) :

Finally! A Lion

I had been wanting to make a lion for quite a long time ago but I just can't find a pattern that amused me enough until I saw this pattern in Crochet! Today magazine issue May/June. MsDaisy helps me buy the magazine at kino and here is the lion...Roar!

Rageddy Ann

Out of sudden, I'm fall in love with Ann because I saw this picture: I was so inspired and I feel like I want her. so I try to make myself one and here she is: I think I have so many to improve.

Button Bear

I made him out of scrap yarn and spare time.

Thank you for looking!

A Show Off Entry

my precious... my precious ... *smiggle's voice*

)))))))))bwahahahahahaha((((((((

Fiber Pal April Challenge

I joined another group at ravelry called Fiber Pen Pal. I love to write and receive mail since I was a kiddo. So in this group, they matched you up and my partner is Lesley from Radstock, UK. We took the April Challenge that was Favourite Things about Spring. Funny that, we don't have specific Spring here, we had it all over the year.. hee hee. And she sent me this box: containing these: handmade stitch markers (she actually sells them at her etsy shop here and tissue holder:handmade notebook with pencil and pencil topper.. i think the duck and rabbit are cute!: my most favourite - yarns!!!! : and goodies that are so good: a cool bag to take food out for a picnic; she loves to go picnic: ... and a card and a postcards with beautiful buildings of her town. They were like my birthday presents come early too. I fell so pampered! Thank you Lesley!

I got My Birthday Present Early!!!!!!

yay! .. and they are from Sandra! She's a very dear friend to me. She listens (well, read: read), she's very supportive and she's talented! See the stitch markers she made me.. Do they not gorgeous? And I did asked her to help me buy A tunisian hook, she bought me TWO!!! ... and last but not least; CHOCOLATE!!!!!!! it's so yummy! yum yum!

Well, I'm looking for a decent tunisian crochet pattern to try the hooks on... hee hee hee

Thank you Sandra! Muach!

Happy Birthday !!!!

to me :D

well, as a matter of fact; I believe that

age is about mind over matter;

if you don't mind, it doesn't matter

thee hee hee

Alhamdulillah for everything I have and everything I had been given

Happy Frog Free Pattern

I am a HUGE fan of free pattern. thee hee hee. I really appreciate people who shares their patterns. Some are worth buying! So, today I would like to share mine. This pattern had been tested by Nancy and i thank her for helping me write my first pattern. So now, I present you my very first free pattern.

Happy Frog


Materials
-Yarn – use a yarn and hook to make a solid fabric so you can’t see the stuffing so any favourite yarn will do ; worsted weight, DK, or even if you want to make a furry frog.. not a problem.. but I use 4 ply acrylic.
- Hook - any suitable hook – I used 4/0 (2.3mm) hook
-Stuffing
- Google eyes or patch of felt - anything
-Tapestry needle

Directions
Note: This pattern is worked in continuous rounds but if you comfortable in making it in round; it doesn’t make any different too.
Head
Row 1: Make 6 sc in magic ring.
Row 2: 2sc in each sc (12)
Row 3: (Sc in first sc, 2sc in next sc) 6 times (18)
Row 4: (Sc in first sc, sc in second sc, 2sc in third sc) 6 times (24)
Row 5: (Sc in first sc, sc in second sc, sc in third sc, 2sc in fourth sc) 6 times (30)
Row 6-9: work even
Row 10: (Sc in first sc, sc in second sc, sc in third sc, sc 2 tog) 6 times (24)
Row 11: (sc in first sc, sc in second sc, sc 2 tog) 6 times (18)
Row 12: (sc in first sc, sc 2 tog) 6 times (12)

Fasten off. Weave in end.
Eyes (make 2)
Row 1: Make 6 sc in magic ring.
Row 2: sc 2 in each sc (12)
Row 3-4: work even
Fasten off. Leave long tail. Stuff. Attach to head.

Body
Row 1: Make 6 sc in magic ring.
Row 2: sc 2 in each sc (12)
Row 3: (Sc in first sc, 2sc in next sc) 6 times (18)
Row 4-9: work even
Row 10: (sc in first sc, sc 2 tog) 6 times (12)
Row 11: work even

Fasten off. Leave long end for attaching body to head. Stuff. Attach to head.
Hands (make 2)
Note : The hand is made continuously at the end of the chain attached to the body
Join yarn at the 11th row of the body side, sl st, ch 12
Row 1 : 4 sc in 2nd ch (4)
Row 2 : 2sc in each sc (8)
Row 3 : Work even (8)
Row 4 : *sc 2 tog* 4 times (4)

Fasten off. Join the rounds. Secure the remaining yarn.
Option:
You can stuff the hand lightly or just leave it empty. ( I leave the hands empty)
Legs (make 2)
Note : The hand is made continuously at the end of the chain attached to the body
Join yarn at the 3rd row from the starting point of the bottom body part, sl st, ch 14
Row 1 : 4 sc in 2nd ch (4)
Row 2 : 2sc in each sc (8)
Row 3 - 4 : Work even (8)
Row 5 : *sc 2 tog* 4 times (4)

Fasten off. Join the rounds. Secure the remaining yarn.
Option:
You can stuff the feet lightly or put in some weight or just leave it empty. ( I leave my frog’s feet empty)

Use googling eyes or stitch your own eyes and mouth - shy smile, big smile, grumpy face; you choose. It's your frog after all! And don't forget to show me ;)


This is a free pattern. Make as many frogs as you want but do not sell the pattern. You may sell your finished frogs, but not the pattern. However, you are not allowed to sell items that are made commercially. The item must be handmade with your own hands. Please also give credit to where you found the pattern (although this is not required, it is much appreciated). Should you find anything to comment to make it a better pattern, please do leave me some words. I really love to see your version of Happy Frog.

Thank you.