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Jul 20

Free pattern: Neko Atsume #2

As promised, here is the second neko atsume pose pattern! You can find the first, a sitting pose, here. I made Shadow but feel free to adjust the colours to make any cat you’d like. :)
For this particular cat I used a 2.25 mm hook, sport/5 ply yarn, and 4.5 mm safety eyes.
Be sure to stuff very firmly! The number between the brackets after the instructions of every round is the total amount of stitches that will be in that round.

Head
1. 6 in a magic circle [6] This will be the top side of the head
2. ( inc ) x 6 [12]
3. ( sc, inc) x 6 [18]
4. ( 2 sc, inc) x 6 [24]
5. ( 3 sc, inc) x 6 [30]
6. ( 4 sc, inc) x 6 [36]
7-13. sc around [36]
14. ( 4 sc, dec) x 6 [30] Place the safety eyes between row 10 and 11
15. ( 3 sc, dec) x 6 [24] Embroider the snout now if you prefer to do it before stuffing
16. ( 2 sc, dec) x 6 [18] Slowly start stuffing while crocheting along
17. ( sc, dec) x 6 [12]
18. ( dec ) x 6 [6] Finish off and shut. Leave a long thread.

With some black thread, embroider the snout if you haven’t already.

Ear (x2)
1. 4 in a magic circle [4] This will be the top of the ear
2. ( sc, inc) x 2 [6]
3. ( inc ) x 6 [12] Finish off. Don’t stuff or shut. Leave a long thread.

Fold the ears into flat shapes. Sew the ears on top of the head.
Front leg (x2)
1. 5 in a magic circle [5]
2. sc, inc, sc, inc, sc [7]
3-10. sc around Finish off the first leg, but do not finish off the second leg!
When you’re finished with your second leg, don’t finish off. It’s time to merge the two legs into one piece that will be the beginning of the main body.
Continue from your second leg and chain 5 sc. Continue from your chain and join it to the first leg, and sc around all 7 sc from the first leg. Make 5 sc over one side the chain you’ve just made and sc around all 7 sc from the second leg. Continue crocheting onto the chain and make 5 sc on the other side than the one you’ve just crocheted on. You now have a round of in total [24 sc] and you can continue to work in rounds.
Body (continue from the two joined legs)
1-5. sc around [24] Start stuffing the legs
6. ( 7 sc, inc ) x 3 [27]
7. sc around [27]
8. ( 8 sc, inc) x 3 [30]
9-14. sc around [30]
15. ( 3 sc, dec) x 6 [24]
16. ( 2 sc, dec) x 6 [18] Start stuffing
17. ( sc, dec) x 6 [12]
16. ( dec ) x 6 [6] Finish off and shut. Work away your thread.

Sew the head onto the main body, just above the place where the two legs join into one.
Rear leg (x2)
1. 5 in a magic circle [5]
2. sc, inc, sc, inc, sc [7]
3-6. sc around [7] Finish off and stuff. Leave a long thread.

Tail
1. 5 in a magic circle [5]
2-12. sc around [5] Finish off and stuff if possible. Leave a long thread.

Sew the rear legs on the bottom of the body. Sew the tail at the back of the lower back. For some tips on making a tail that you can easily pose, check out the first pattern here. Also don’t forget to embroider his adorable tiny butt! Yay, you’re done!

If you enjoyed this pattern and would like to support me, be sure to check out my other patterns on etsy, ravelry or amigurumipatterns.net. Thank you!

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the History & Making of the Carla-Jaeger-being-eaten-by-a-titan gown

drabblemeister:

Since it has been requested via popular demand??

So…I honestly had no clue that this costume would go tumblr viral, and am relatively stunned at the huge response. I have received quite a number of asks with questions regarding how I threw together my Carla-Jaeger-being-eaten-by-a-titan gown, and since my flight to Fanime has been delayed three hours, I thought I’d share.

First off, I would like to state that I have not sewed before this costume. I’m not saying that to get ooh’s and aaah’s - I’m mentioning it because my techniques are probably pretty shabby compared to those more familiar with costume and prop-making and honestly, my process might seem entirely ridiculous when deconstructed.
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