Amigurumi Pattern Only!

The bushfire devastation in Australia has had a serious impact on our country. Lives have been lost and communities have been destroyed.

Our Fire Fighters have been the White Knights in our battle against Mother Nature and her bushfires.

Did you know that the New South Wales Rural Fire Service is the largest volunteer fire service in the world? They provide emergency and fire services to 95% of NSW. Without our Fire Service, we would be lost. These are our heroes; everyday Australians who sacrifice their lives for our safety. I decided to write this pattern to raise money for this amazing service.

Also, I cannot help but worry about the impact this must be having on our young children. Seeing all this devastation and smoke must be causing so much sadness and worry. If you decide to make this little Hero for your young one, I hope that it may bring some comfort <3

DONATIONS:

Until February 2nd, 2020, 100% of the proceeds from this pattern will be donated to the NSW Rural Fire Service.

From February 3rd, 2020, $2 from every sale of this pattern will be donated to the NSW RFS.

ABOUT THE PATTERN:

This crochet pattern features a little Fire Fighting Hero and Coat. Instructions on how to make a boy and girl (i.e. different hair-styles). The pattern is in PDF format and 12 pages long. It includes detailed instructions and lots of colour photos to help you along the way.

Available in English Only. The Pattern is written in US Crochet Terminology.

DIMENSIONS:

From the tip of their heads to their toes, The Firefighting Heroes measure approx 16cm tall. However, this may vary depending on your yarn, hook and/or tension.

MATERIALS:

• Scheepjes Catona Yarn
• Scraps of Gold Glitter Yarn (optional)
• 2.25mm and 3.0mm Crochet Hook
• 7.5mm safety eyes
• Polyfiber Fill for the stuffing
• Tapestry Needle
• Scissors
• A stitch marker

DIFFICULTY:

Intermediate.

PLEASE NOTE:

This is a digital file and will be available to you automatically via email when payment has been made.

This is not a listing for the finished toy.

If you plan to give the finished toy to a young child, reconsider using safety eyes as they are a choking hazard. Make sure you refer to packet instructions before use.

PLEASE BE KIND:

This is an original ShinyGurumi Design.

You are more than welcome to sell the finished product from this pattern to your friends and family or for donation purposes. If you do so, please give credit to Reneé Ettia from @ShinyGurumi as the author of this pattern. Patterns may not be shared, altered, posted online, or resold (in part or in full).

Thank you so much for stopping by! If you have any questions, feel free to contact me xxxx