Friday 1 September 2023

Dr Dog

 Hi lovelies,

Just a really quick post from me today. Last week I pattern tested "Dr Dog" for the lovely Olga of @crafts_by_olga on instagram. Isn't he cute ?


He was made using Ricorumi 100% cotton with a 3mm hook. Here's a photo of me with my new Ricorumi set ...


... I treated myself to the Ricorumi pack specifically for doing amigurumi, the pack contains 60 x 25g balls in every colour imaginable. Divine! I found it quite hard to break into it as I just wanted to gaze at its beauty!

Anyway Dr Dog was very quick to make: head, ears, arms, tail all separate and then sewn onto the body which was all one piece with the legs. His coat was then separate and the pattern called for a little name tag to be hand embroidered ...

He even has a little stethoscope (which was very fiddly to do!) ...


.. and his glasses were fashioned from some jewellery wire that I had sitting in a random box in my craft room. They're a bit skew-whiff but I think it adds to his character. Overall I totally love him, and he has already been claimed by child number 2 (who is now 18 by the way!).

Til next time,

Jillxxx



11 comments:

  1. He is so cute. Amigurumi is on my list of things to try but I'm not very good at crochet in general so I'm a bit lacking in confidence when it comes to trying something which looks rather complicated.

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  2. What a sweet looking doctor!!! You've done very well on this project!

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  3. Love the doctor and the glasses, too cute!

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  4. Adorable! I feel your pain about breaking into that pack. I've got a few of those in my stash that I just couldn't bear to tear into. I just like to admire them the way they are.

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  5. Fantastic! I love that pack of wool, you can't possibly use any of it!

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  6. Cute as can be.. and well done thinking up the way to make the glasses for our Doctor. :-)
    Carla

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  7. Lovely doggy. When I had more space I had on display a basket full of beautiful sock yarn, better than flowers really. So I can well understand your desire to keep that lovely yarn collection, enjoy it whatever you do.
    www.mylifeinflipflops.blogspot.com

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  8. Dr. Dog is adorable, Jill! I can tell that he is a deep thinker.
    Amalia
    xo

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  9. Dr Dog looks fantastic with his stethoscope and those big glasses. They almost seem to make his eyes even bigger. I bet he could be a right little character on the quiet. All those beautiful tiny balls of colour, it will be hard to start using them but I know you will find the perfect project.
    Loving your podcasts Jill.
    Beverley (formally meandmysmallcorner)

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Jillxxxxx