Pattern Updates A Horse, Of Course




Happy Thursday everyone.!
I'm popping in with pattern updates for you.
I'm currently working through, and revising, all the original Little Bigfoot patterns from 2012. I've also been adding new animals to the series as I do that.
I'm going with the inspiration as it hits me and right now the inspiration is flowing. I need to go with that for as long as I feel it.

It appears that a happy Little Bigfoot Farm is happening! The cow and pig are already available to make. The horse is being written up and will be available asap.

Pattern links below:

Temple the Cow pattern here
Piggy pattern here (wings included)
There are larger pigs and a tiny pig pattern also available. Look in the introduction section of the little piggy for pattern links.

Horse here

Also available in this same series:
pattern links below


The OG LBF Bear pattern here
The OG LBF Hippo pattern here
 


Thanks for stopping by. I hope you enjoy all the animals in this series. Keep checking back, there's lots more on the way.
As always, my patterns remain free for all to enjoy. Donations are not required but are greatly appreciated and needed. Every contribution, no matter the size, helps me continue on designing and to share with you all.
Happy crocheting!

If you do give a donation, please accept this note as my sincere thanks.









Comments

  1. Hi Sharon, Loving the new animals they are so cute. You mentioned a farm theme starting can you think "sheep" for a possible pattern in the future??? I wish I had your talent and mind set to develop patterns. Keep up the great creativity it is awesome to see. I have tried and love several of your patterns but sadly my hands are getting to where it takes me for ever to finish a project because they hurt so bad.

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  2. Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful ideas and creations! you are such an inspiration. I would like to know how to make a crochet trophy...I am still new to the creation side but would love to see what you come up with...it only need to be 2-4 inches high.
    Thank you again for being the inspiration you are!

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  3. My first pattern was dress up pig 2yrs ago. Its terribly made. Now Im redoing another one. I love ur patterns & ur a great teacher. Ty 4 sharing & wish me luck...this time.

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