Showing posts with label giraffe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label giraffe. Show all posts

Friday, 5 June 2020

Crocheted Giraffe

I started this Crocheted Giraffe as soon as I finished a Crocheted Willendorf Venus May 18. This giraffe is the last on my list from Vanessa Mooncie's Crocheted Wild Animals Book. Did I save the best for last? I'm not sure. You be the judge. Tah-Dah! 
I snapped one photo before adding its spots, ossicones (horn-like protrusions on head) and eyes then took proper photos outside once I finished. This Crocheted Giraffe loved posing for photos ending our session with a showy bow.
It feels amazing to have finally finished all fourteen Crocheted Wild Animals ... a goal set over a year ago now. 

For this Crocheted Giraffe I followed Vanessa Mooncie's pattern changing only the suggested yarn and facial features. I used worsted weight yarn from my stash switching to light yellow once I ran out of golden yellow. For the face, I added contouring and stitched round eyes with lashes.

Here's the complete list of animals featured in the Crocheted Wild Animals book with all fourteen DONE as listed below. 

Done:
  1. Owl
  2. Rabbit
  3. Frog
  4. Polar Bear
  5. Lion
  6. Fox
  7. Elephant
  8. Camel
  9. Flamingo
  10. Snake
  11. Monkey
  12. Fawn (aka Deer)
  13. Chameleon
  14. Giraffe
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Sunday, 11 March 2018

Crochet Stripey Giraffe

I am finally getting around to writing about this Crochet Stripey Giraffe I finished the day before we left for Cuba. I started it over a year ago using yarn from my stash making an arm and two legs before putting it aside to work on more pressing projects. 

I picked it up again after Christmas working one stripe at a time.  
I love how this Crochet Stripey Giraffe turned out ... so sweet. 
  
I hope this colourful cheerful Crochet Stripey Giraffe brightens your day just a little ... smiles from meo my crochet.

If you would like to make a Crochet Stripey Giraffe too, you can find the free pattern here by blogger Emma at I Love Buttons.


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