Bride of Frankenstein

Like Frankenstein, this was not made from a free pattern. My husband purchased the Bride of Frankenstein pattern from Crafty Deb.

This was a fun pattern to work on. I loved the hair and her bridal hairpiece. Even her shoes were fun to work on. I suspect the adults will enjoy these creatures as much as the children they are headed off to see in October.

Having had success with these two patterns Dracula
, Snap Dragon, and the Pirates are on my birthday list to give to my husband.

I am almost finished with a birthday Yoda and hopefully will finish a birthday candle to go with it. I will post pictures when they are finished.

Free Holiday Patterns Available on the Following Blog Pages:

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

Christmas

Valentines

St. Patrick's Day

Easter

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Frankenstein

Last week I continued my Halloween project with Frankenstein. This pattern was a present from my husband. He purchased the pattern from Craft Deb.

I would recommend using the larger colored eyes Deb used in her Frankenstein. I did not have any on hand, so I used the smaller eyes I had already purchased. When I have the chance to purchase the larger eyes and make a Frankenstein with them, I will post my results.

Last year I made Gourmet Crochet's smaller Frankenstein from Monster Mash Amigurumi. Crafty Deb's pattern solved the problem I had with Frankenstein pattern's feet from Gourmet Crochet. Crafty Deb's Frankenstein will stand. The feet and legs are designed to hold Frankenstein's body.

I am currently working on Crafty Deb's Bride of Frankenstein. I will post my results when I am finished.


Free Holiday Patterns Available on the Following Blog Pages:

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

Christmas

Valentines

St. Patrick's Day

Easter

Graduation

Patriotic



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Frankenstein Amigurumi

Frankenstein is another project from from Gourmet Crochet's, Monster Mash Amigurumi. As I mentioned when I wrote about Dracula, Frankie's head was much easier to crochet because it was made all in one piece. I was confused about Frankie's color. The picture looked like the color in this picture so I decided to copy it. However, the book calls for a more traditional green. So I think I will make a couple and give the kids a chance to have multiple colors. Perhaps Frankie wears color on Halloween as his costume?



Frankie will soon be joining Dracula and one of the pumpkins in preparing for a trip out of state. One pumpkin and Dracula have already left with their transport. Now that Frankie is finished and has posed for pictures he will likely be off soon as well. The second batch will make a trip across country by mail closer to Halloween. I have promised my husband their will be a set for the house, too. The ghost will be up on the blog soon.


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