This is the pattern for the IntNatCroMo Party MCAL 2022. Come join us for fun as we make this year’s amigurumi!

This pattern was written to be a part of the 2020 International Crochet Month Party as the MCAL. The thread for discussing the pattern can be found here.

This pattern was used for the the MCAL pattern for the 10th Annual International Crochet Month Party! The 2018 IntNatCroMo Party can be found here.

This is a companion to my Kitsune pattern.

This pattern includes instructions to choose the number of tails you wish to make anywhere from one tail all the way to the complete kitsune with nine tails.

This was the pattern for the MCAL for the 2016 International Crochet Month Party happening here on Ravelry. Thank you to all those who participated and helped to test the pattern for this loveable dragon!

Designed to be the MCAL for the International Crochet Month Party.

These gloves are based upon the gloves worn by Amy Pond in the Dr. Who tv series, season five with Doctor 11. They are half fingered with a completely enclosed thumb. Stitches used are hdc, fpdc, bpdc, esc, and 2esctog. Thumb is gussetted. Pattern is fairly simple, but crocheter does need to know how to work in the round. Size can be changed by...

These gloves are based upon the gloves worn by Amy Pond in the Dr. Who tv series, season five with Doctor 11. They are half fingered with a completely enclosed thumb. Stitches used are rib, knit, and knit front back. Thumb is gussetted. Simple pattern for any knitter, new or experienced. Size can be changed by changing needle size.

This is just a simply little slip dress which I have designed for 12” craft and toy dolls. The bodice is worked flat and the skirt is worked in the round. The entire dress is one piece worked from top to bottom. Snaps are used to close the back.

PATTERN CORRECTED!

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This little leprachaun hat was designed to be a mini MCAL for the IntNatCroMo Party 2012 MCAL for St. Patrick’s Day.