My patterns for sale on Etsy

Just for reference, I'm putting a list here of the crochet patterns I usually have for sale on Etsy. These are all normally available, with all the details about the materials and skill level needed to make them, at lucyravenscar.etsy.com. If any of them are missing from my shop, just contact me and I'll relist them.

**Updated December 2012**

Star Wars Mini Amigurumi Patterns:

Single Patterns $3.50 each.

You can also buy two patterns for $6, three patterns for $9, six patterns for $17 or all 14 patterns together for $37.

Admiral Ackbar

Jawa

Boba Fett

Obi-Wan Kenobi

Yoda

Ewok

Chewbacca

R2-D2

C-3PO

Darth Vader

Stormtrooper

Princess Leia

Luke Skywalker

 

 

Han Solo

Dragonet Amigurumi Pattern: $6

Adorable Monster Amigurumi Pattern: $4

Also available to download from Ravelry: Adorable Monster

Small Spirit Pattern: $4

Flora the Elephant Amigurumi Pattern: $4
Also available to download from Ravelry: Flora the Elephant

Witch and Wizard Amigurumi Pattern: $4

Also available to download from Ravelry: Witch and Wizard

Woolly Jumpers Amigurumi Pattern - Rabbit and Lamb: $4

Also available to download from Ravelry: Woolly Jumpers

Chubby Gnomes Amigurumi Pattern: $3.50
Also available to download from Ravelry: Chubby Gnomes

Tooterphants Amigurumi Pattern: $4.00
Also available to download from Ravelry: Tooterphants

Mother and Child Spirits Amigurumi Pattern: $5.00

Also available to download from Ravelry: Mother and Child Spirits

Flappy Owl Amigurumi Pattern: $4.00

Also available to download from Ravelry: Flappy Owl

Little Folk Amigurumi Pattern: $5.00

Also available to download from Ravelry: Little Folk

Finn and Jake Amigurumi Patterns: buy them separately for $4.50 each, or together for $8

 

 

 

Woolly Monkey Amigurumi Pattern: $4.00

Also available to download from Ravelry

 

 

 

Dragonet Pattern

Have you ever wanted your own pet dragon? Well, generally they're a bit big to fit in the house, so what you need is a Dragonet, a small or young dragon. I've finally finished my latest pattern, so now you can crochet yourself a Dragonet, a fantastical friend who will hang around your home.

Small for a dragon, but pretty big for an amigurumi - they are about 17.5" long and have a wingspan of 22". Of course, if you're a Lego person, they are just the right size for a ride, as one of my pattern testers discovered:
 http://tossedcookies.wordpress.com/2010/05/17/just-another-bedtime-story/

I'm very happy, after a certain amount of experimentation, with the wings. I managed to make them fairly stiff without using any wire or anything else apart from crochet and stuffing. I also tried out different eyes - they can be made with either safety eyes (ones with a slit rather than a round pupil look best, I think) or with round beads - the red Dragonet has clear glass ones.

If you want to make your own Dragonet, the pattern is for sale in my Etsy shop:
http://www.etsy.com/shop/lucyravenscar

Golden Dragonet

I made this last autumn for a 'Dragonriders of Pern' swap on Craftster. The series of books by Anne McCaffrey, which are about dragons and their riders, also feature miniature dragons, or firelizards, which make very intelligent pets. I tried to make my crochet version roughly life-size as they are described in the books, although I think she's quite young. Golden ones are the queens and consider themselves the most important!



It took quite a long time to work out the right dimensions and shape while I was crocheting her, and I remade the wings about four times! I think this will be my next project to write up as a pattern, so I'll have to start making it again soon. I will do a few variations for the details on the head - shape of the eyes, ears or horns, and so on. Hopefully it won't take me too long.