Please note that I have no evil plans to sell these patterns after making use of people's feedback. These patterns might be updated in the future, but will remain free permanently.
Please note that I have no evil plans to sell these patterns after making use of people's feedback. These patterns might be updated in the future, but will remain free permanently.
As you may or may not know, I am mega-huge dork for the Silent Hill games. So, in honor of my gaming addiction, I've made a set of directions for making your own Robbie the Rabbit from Silent Hill 3.
Note: This design contains simulated gore. If you are bothered by that sort of thing, then you might not enjoy today's post. Please enjoy this video of a cute kitten instead.
Yarr matey! Sail the high seas with your very own crocheted pirate.
Modified from pattern pieces in Creepy Cute Crochet, this pattern is made using Lion Brand Cotton-Ease.
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Chooser of the slain, this crocheted valkyrie carries your failed projects off to Valhalla.
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Modified from pattern pieces in Creepy Cute Crochet, this pattern is made using Lion Brand Cotton-Ease: Almond, Hazelnut, Maize, and Charcoal.
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Behold the Swamp Witch!
A mash-up of the Nosferatu and Grim Reaper patterns from Creepy Cute Crochet, the Swamp Witch can easily be made in a single sitting. Read on for directions on how to make your very own!
(Yes, you'll probably need a copy of Creepy Cute to finish this project, and yes, I know that they're currently out of stock over at amazon.com and a good many places besides. Don't fret-- I still have a few over at my etsy shop! :) )

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This is an updated version of the original Sprite Dolls pattern, cleaned up and (hopefully) made a little bit more complete and easy to understand. I've also included directions and pictures for a fourth style of sprite doll.
Enjoy!
Note: If you have a slower internet connection, or an older computer or printer, you might prefer the lower-resolution version of this file. (same pattern, just a smaller file size)
Express your authority ...with knitting!
Below is a pattern for two variations of a knit crown, which can be easily modified to fit a variety of head sizes.
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A little something for those that don't crochet...
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So, here's the deal: this pattern is bit unpolished in my opinion, but I'm making it available for free. Super-free, in fact. Free as in you are free to share it, free to use it, free to make items from it (and sell them, if you so desire :) ), free to make your own spin-off patterns... etc. The only conditions are:
You have to give credit
You have to make your work available under the same terms.
In closing, I would very much like to see comments here. Suggestions, action shots of finished projects, etc are all welcome.
Difficulty level: Above average. Possibly contains some typos!