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And there you have it! All pretty and mounted an a canvas!
Man this was quite a project. I had TONS of fun with it though and working with @ganzooky on this was a real delight. We DEFINITELY have to do this again. >:3
Thank you guys for all the support and lovely comments while I worked on this! ;w; ♥️
Keep your eyes peeled I should be starting a new one (or two) in the next couple weeks!! :D
Lookie what I finished!
And there’s the back. Not as messy as I thought, but… not perfect. I also don’t do the stitching “properly.”
I am hoping to put this on a hoodie to wear at Atlantale :-)
Step-by-step crochet tutorial for a Napsatblook inspired figure
Tutorial is pretty in-depth so will be under the cut- if you’re willing to learn a few basic crochet stitches/know them already it won’t be too hard to try make your own! <3
Supplies:
White and Black wool (both DK weight) , Scissors, crochet hook (small works best for tight pattern- i used a 4mm) yarn needle, toy stuffing (or something similar)
preferable: know how to single crochet (sc) half double crochet (hdc) and double crochet (dc) before starting (youtube is great to learn!)- this will be worked in the round so have a go at that too!
First, start with either a magic circle or chain 5 and slip stich in the first chain to make a loop.
into the middle hole, Single crochet 6 stitches
this pattern is worked in a continuous round, so don’t chain 1 to go onto the next round, just work into the first stich of the last round.
increase in rounds as follows:
2 sc in each stitch (12)
1 sc 2 sc six times (18)
(1sc x2 2sc) six times (24)
(1sc x3 2sc) six times (30) (you can stop increases here for a smaller figure)
(1sc x4 2sc) six times (36)
should look something like this:
now you’ve done the hard part- it’s about 30ish rounds of sc all the way around, it may not look circular now but as you go it will curve round:
woo! still here? bit repetitive but you can go as long or as short as you want, it will be stuffed though so i always go to the length i want then add a few extra rounds just to be sure.
Next is making the ‘frilly’ part at the end, this is done with scallops by doing a pattern of:
sc in one stich, sc, hdc, dc, hdc, sc in the next stich- repeated all the way around, the ‘frill’ should look like this:
and the finished frills look like this!
cut off your yarn- leave a tail to sew in and then crochet another 36 stitch circle like you did at the start. this acts as a scaled base- leave a long tail to attach it too the bottom of your figure.
i sew it about half way and then stuff the figure so it doesn’t spill out as much. i used toy stuffing but you can use cotton wool, scrap yarn etc- be sure to squish it around to make sure you’re happy before you finish sewing. when you’re done it should look like:
nearly done! black yarn is used for the features, mark it out first by placing yarn if you want- i like a ‘sketchy’ feel for the features so they don’t have to be perfect.
now you have the basic, use yarn to fill in the gaps- optional is filling in the eyes and mouth with white yarn to make the features ‘pop’
and you’re done! you can add/adjust what you like- add some headphones or a hat or like the pic at the top- try a different ghost! hope this was helpful! <3
quick snap of today’s finished project to say thanks for following me! Will be posting a NapstaBlook tutorial soon- but for now here is Hapstablook asking if you would smooch a ghost?
For anyone that wanted to know how the bigger blanket was made- either to make their own pixel picture or just to see how :)
The blanket itself is made of a huge (800!) solid granny squares, done in two rounds with a 4mm hook
(here are some! i also used a tiny blocking board made with needles to make sure they laid flat)
I made the chart beforehand (using a site called stitch fiddle) which helped me figure out how many i needed of each colour. You can do all the squares and then sew but i found it easier for storage to do them in batches and do a few rows at a time like this:
the best thing to do was leave long tails when finishing the square so i would have the excess wool to sew them together.
That’s literally it! it took a lot of time and patience but since it was just squares and sewing it is totally achievable if you know (or are willing to learn) basic crochet. :)
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