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@crochetcarriecreations
My commissions for crocheted creatures are open! DM me here or email me at crochetcarriecreations[at]gmail[dot]com for inquiries. If you're considering it but unsure how much something would cost, you can message me with your desired creature and I'll give you a price quote, no pressure to commit!
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Update on my WIP from before: I now have a pile of yarn doritos! But they're very specific yarn doritos.
Did you guess which Pokémon I'm making? It's Dottler! I wanted to try an interesting geometric construction method, since our little bug friend's shell is made up of a bunch of triangles of a few different shapes...
...each of which I've colour-coded here. So I needed to make a specific amount of each different triangle shape (and not all of their corners have the purple dots, either).
Here they are all laid out, with the length of each side in stitches, colour-coded to match the Dottler image. I had to make sure each triangle had roughly the right set of angles, while also having the side lengths match up to the other triangles they'd be sitting alongside. Crochet maths! ...It was mostly pretty simple guesswork, but I did use Pythagoras's theorem for the second set which are intended to contain a right angle.
(If you look very closely at the image and count the stitches, you may find the count doesn't seem to match - that's because there's also one stitch/chain for each corner, which I didn't include in the stitch count for the sides.)
As for how accurate Dottler's shell will look when all the triangles are sewn together... well, fingers crossed, I haven't actually done that yet. Watch this space!
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my commissions are open - see pinned post for more info
Another flatworm of no particular species - I just wanted to try out "stripes" that expand with the wibble. And also a very wibbly linear wibble of base (inc).
This will probably be my last flatworm at least for a little while; I've been feeling a bit flatwormed-out and wanting to make some different things.
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my commissions are open - see my pinned post for more info
Crochet artist who loves to make creatures! 30s|she/they|UK Offering commissions! Info in pinned post. DM me or email crochetcarriecreatio
I have finally made a Bluesky account! I'll start by crossposting stuff from here over there, so you won't see anything new there for a while. Still, if you're on bsky and wanted to follow me and maybe reblog (uh... repost?) some things if you felt like it, it'd really help me out!
I had to remind myself that just because I don't have any commissions right now, that doesn't mean I can't still make Pokémon purely for the fun of it. So I've started working on one with an unusual construction method. Here's a sneak peek.
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my commissions are open - see my pinned post for more info
This little guy is Albert, or Albie for short. He is an unusual kind of commission, from my grandma, who wanted me to make her... something. Some kind of animal. Something bigger than the couple of small ones I've gifted her in the past. She didn't know what she wants, but she'll pay me! Bless her. I wouldn't usually accept such a vague commission request, but, you know. Grandma privileges.
I used this as an opportunity to make ComplicatedKnots's baby dinosaur pattern (also known as the one adapted from her Crochantosaurus), which I've always wanted an excuse to try out! He will make a good friend to keep my grandma company.
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my commissions are open - see my pinned post for more info. I won't usually take commissions to crochet existing patterns by other people, but if the pattern seems fun enough (and the designer allows it), I might make an exception like I did here?
Albie has arrived at his new home and my grandma loves him! To celebrate, here's a photo I took of him before he left, comparing sizes with Koraidon. Dino friends!
The Hungry Caterpillar 🐛
This is Oskar, the Orsak flatworm! Aka that kind of flatworm that has wibbles within wibbles, as I tried to figure out how to do in my wibble science!
I'd like to say I used exactly the technique I figured out there, but actually here I only ended up using the first (sc, inc3) row of the bonus wibbles, and then I encouraged them to stay wibbly with a bit of stitch sculpting. A little cheaty perhaps, but you can't argue with the wibbly result!
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my commissions are open - see my pinned post for more info
This pretty little worm friend is Linda, because she's based off a Linda's flatworm! They're very colourful and gave me the opportunity to try out using pony beads for their spots.
The beads I used glow in the dark, too!
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my commissions are open - see my pinned post for more info
I made another beaded snake! This one was supposed to be rainbow, but my variegated rainbow yarn didn't get through the whole spectrum within the length of one snake, so instead the colours are giving more lesbian flag than anything. Accidental lesbian snake!
She is up for sale along with my other bead snakes shown here!
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my commissions are also open - see my pinned post for more info
most important feature of flatworms: they stack
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my commissions are open - see my pinned post for more info
Another wibbly flatworm friend! This one isn't based on any particular species; I just wanted to try making one with this lovely ombre yarn I have a lot of. And also try one with an exponential wibble! (2sc, inc.) Plus, I finally perfected the shape of the "face" that some flatworms have by folding their wibbles in around their "horns". Look at the little guy!
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my commissions are open - see my pinned post for more info
MY COMMISSIONS FROM @crochetcarriecreations ARRIVED!!!!
Just look at how amazing my beloved Feraligatr and Mega Manectric are!!! The shapes!!! THE SILHOUETTE!!!! These are amazing works of art!!!
Anyway, amazing work these look incredible and she has tons of other amazing pieces on her blog!
Yay, good to see they arrived safely! <3 Some of Mega Manectric's spikes look like they got squished a bit in transit; you can always spike them back up again by giving them a little pinch.
Thanks again for commissioning me!
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my commissions are open - see my pinned post for more info
Another ComplicatedKnots one I made a while ago - Waffles the ankylosaurus! This was a fun concept, getting to learn a fancy stitch while also working it into a creature friend. Look at his waffley armour!
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my commissions are open - see my pinned post for more info
This little guy is Albert, or Albie for short. He is an unusual kind of commission, from my grandma, who wanted me to make her... something. Some kind of animal. Something bigger than the couple of small ones I've gifted her in the past. She didn't know what she wants, but she'll pay me! Bless her. I wouldn't usually accept such a vague commission request, but, you know. Grandma privileges.
I used this as an opportunity to make ComplicatedKnots's baby dinosaur pattern (also known as the one adapted from her Crochantosaurus), which I've always wanted an excuse to try out! He will make a good friend to keep my grandma company.
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my commissions are open - see my pinned post for more info. I won't usually take commissions to crochet existing patterns by other people, but if the pattern seems fun enough (and the designer allows it), I might make an exception like I did here?
A group shot of all the Pokémon amigurumi I've made so far (plus one non-Pokémon who snuck in), not including those who've been sent to their new homes as commissions or gifts. Many friends!
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my commissions are open - see my pinned post for more info
Before and after: sorting my yarn from the chaotic Pile it used to live in into nice neat stackable boxes with room to spare!
(featuring my WIP shoulder dragon, and also a cameo of my handmade Teddie plushie from ages ago)
