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.

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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



Pictures may not be used without written permission.