Rockruff is about 20cm (8 inches) from nose to tail and 30cm (11 and a half inches) from foot to top of the ear when made with DK weight yarn. And I used a 4.00 hook. But you are welcome to use which ever size yarn and hook you are most comfortable with.

When using a DK weight yarn, Mudsdale works up to be about 25cm long and 18cm tall. I would put this pattern into an intermediate to hard difficulty as you would need to be able to join slightly complex pieces together to make the indented hooves, nostrils and tail gaps.

When made from DK weight yarn, Merengue is about 33cm (13 inch) in height. The features (facial features, cream horn, strawberry decorations, chef outfit details) are all needlefelted and instructions are included on how I accomplished this.

Bingo is relatively easy to make but the one difficult part would be the bobble stitch used for her paws. If you haven’t used that stitch before you may wish to practise on another piece first.

Keroppi is 9 inches (23cm) tall when made with the suggested yarn size and hook.

For the guage use the following steps.

This is a pattern made for the taffyta pattern from Wreck It Ralph. She is the sugar rush racer that has the pretty strawberry like hat.

The pattern is to create a teddy bear hat that fits the male adult head size and a kitty hat that fits the average female adult head size. The ears are interchangeable however, so it’s possible to make the hat size that you need for your hat even if your gender doesn’t match the way I wrote the pattern.

Gauge for the hat:

Eevee is made with DK weight yarn so the size of the final plush may differ depending on the size of you yarn and your stitches. Just use the yarn and crochet hook size that fits best for you. This eevee is 22cm tall (almost 9 inches) and 28cm (11 inches) long.

There is no specific gauge as it’s a toy. Just make sure your stitches are consistent throughout to get the ride sizes for each piece.

This is an easy to follow pattern to crochet an apple plush. The apple ends up being about 3 inches (7.5cm) tall not including the stem and roughly is the size of a large apple in your hand. It is crochet from the bottom up and then shaped into its apple shape using the thread from the stem.

There isn’t a gauge for this as it isn’t made to fit anything. It can be bigger or smaller depending on the yarn weight you choose but I made this from a DK weight yarn with a 4.0mm hook.

This little guy is very easy to make but there are a lot of little components so it might take a little bit of time. They are so worth it though. Adorable little creatures that they are.

This is to crochet a Nyanko sensei that is lying flat, there are no legs as he’s cute and all happily flopped on the ground. I needlefelted a lot of the features on and there are instructions on how I did that included on my blog. If you don’t want to or don’t know how to needlefelt, you can always sew felt pieces on in the right shape and embr...

There is no gauge because this is a plush so all you need to do is keep your stitches consistent. The onigiri is sized to fit your hand the way a real onigiri would and is so super quick and easy to make.

So today I come to you with the pudding pattern that I promised before I left for Japan! I had posted pictures of the pudding but never ended up getting the pattern completed. THEN when I came back from Japan I found that my photos didn’t make it on my camera so I made the pudding again, changed the plate design slightly and now I can finally h...

So today, I bring you a free design inspired by the country that I am going to be visiting in another 32 days. I have made a little teru teru bozu doll!