Though hard to spot at first, when you see one Impkin you can be sure there are more around. Impkins are social little creatures; once you make one, it is sure to clamor for a multitude of friends from your hook! This pattern comes with instructions to make your very own Impkin!! Everything you see crocheted in the photos AND MORE is included in the pattern, including the body, two styles of antennae, 5 styles of ears, 5 styles of horns, 3 belly styles, 3 styles of tails, 3 styles of wings, scales, accessories, and four hats!!! You can combine whatever pieces and parts you want to make for over 40 THOUSAND possible combinations!! All instructions are carefully depicted with words and photos! This pattern features clear step by step instruction with a lot of row-by-row photos. The gauge is not crucial to the pattern so long as you are consistent throughout. The slip stitches that are used in this written pattern are basic crochet stitches, only not used so often in this form. All the projects pictured are made with worsted weight yarn and a US-G, 4mm crochet book. Megan has a few suggestions, including Red Heart Super Saver. But I think these designs would be just as amazing in a thread - or jumbo yarn! If you or someone you love is into fantasy creatures, both Crochet Impkins and Crochet Creatures of Myth and Legend are must-haves for your crochet bookshelf! For Youtube Tutorials associated with various techniques and stitches utilized in Crafty Intentions patterns: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTPs8iCVBK1I65FxuMqLJ0Q

Author Megan Lapp runs the Etsy shop Crafty Intentions, and it's full of amazing, legendary designs, just like the ones seen in her books. Here's how she describes her shop: You can find all the links for my shops below, or try my annual membership at an amazing price! – How is this pumpkin shape achieved? Do I have to wrap yarn around my crocheted pumpkin? From left to right: Finnegan baby blanket, Calm dreams baby blanket, Vintage granny square baby blanket. FAQ It all starts with that one pattern—next thing you know, Megan has you crocheting like a master, taming whatever beast you like!I hope you have enjoyed this free crochet pumpkin pattern and I always love to see your cute pumpkins pop up on my feed. What’s amazing about these patterns is how flexible they are! I love that my creativity can soar by mixing and matching from different patterns and making something that is uniquely mine without the stress of having to figure it all out on my own.

It is a wonderful thing, I assure you, to bring an Impkin to life with hook and yarn, and herein you will find the detailed instructions necessary to craft one, with an endless array of options for ears, antennae, hats, wings, tails, scales, horns, hairstyles, clothing, and accessories. Each Impkin is unique, and only you can listen to find out what yours longs to be. Stitch by stitch, you’ll cast a spell, until at last you have made a brand-new creature. Don’t be surprised if it asks for a snazzy vest or a satchel to hold its treasures! You can use the same loops I used and whip stitch your project in no time! – Can I use super bulky yarn to make a large pumpkin? I hear you! You are in the “go big or go home” category. While you can make different sizes with your pumpkins I only offer sizing options in the paid pdf pattern. While these are some cute pumpkins, in most cases amigurumi have a face that will support their kawaii nature.

It is a wonderful thing, I assure you, to bring an Impkin to life with hook and yarn, and herein you will find the detailed instructions necessary to craft one, with an endless array of options for ears, antennae, hats, wings, tails, scales, horns, hairstyles, clothing, and accessories. To compare notes with other people who are making this pattern, please join the Crafty Intentions Amigurumi & Crochet Community on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/CraftyIntentionsCommunity/ While in the photo and video tutorial, I only provide instructions to sew your project with the same crochet hook you used, it’s an easy fix. Stitch by stitch, you’ll cast a spell, until at last you have made a brand-new creature. Don’t be surprised if it asks for a snazzy vest or a satchel to hold its treasures! Crochet Impkins is another amazing amigurumi book by Megan Lapp! With her stitching, she takes us once again, on a fantastical journey to other worlds. Get a peek at the plethora of pattern possibilities here on Moogly! And then, enter to win your own copy - plus a copy of her previous book, Crochet Creatures of Myth and Legend!