Hi!
Nice interesting topic around here. I'm kinda hippie but sometimes I like to change a little and try different styles. The problem is that my hair is extremely long and I cant make bangs that look good or anything at all. In my graduation I tried to curl my straight  hair and have a vintage style dress but 15 minutes after the hair was full of spray but no curls at all. Any advice? Any hairdos for very long hair you know?
and of course the picture of the curl fail.

Im In! Quite late and I have never tried to do a granny square before but I will make one per day!!!!!! BTW nice ones you have made already

Very pretty and out of the ordinary.What do you use to stop it from crumbling when it's dried?

Hi =) Usually I make experiments with different materials before I put them on the pendants, so I put them under several weather conditions, then I dry them in the sauna or in the oven for several hours or days, and many other things ,  Finally after all the tests I spray laca several timessontinue watching the behaviour. But after so many years picking things from the forest and collecting seeds and bark now I know which ones are durable and which ones not that much =)

What a beautiful work! yous stamps are incredibles!!!

Welcome!!!!!!!
Your Pingu brings me memories of wednesdays in the local channel at 5 waiting for the serie on tv. Was awesome and your amigurumi too! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_riUZOHsTps&feature=channel_video_title

Very pretty your aniballs, I loved the cow =) looking forward to see more of them.

wooo.....sooo cute.thanks for the free pattern.can you please add a side and back pic also?i want to make one for my little niece.

Thanks! I will, At the moment I have it at the cottage, but I promise next week the pictures will be here

Hello amigurumi maniacs!

I want to share with you the ham ham berry picker amigurumi I designed and share with you the free pattern for it. Hope you like it =)



You will need:

    Gray and white yarn (if it looks "hairy even better)
    Yellow and red yarn
    4mm crochet needle
    Black thread
    Safety eyes
    Recycled lingonberry christmas ornaments

• I’ve tested this pattern myself but please let me know if there is an error.
• You can share and distribute this pattern but please give me the credits and do not use it for commercial purposes.

Body:
With gray:
Rnd 1- Sc 5 into Magic ring (5)
Rnd 2- 2sc around (10)
Rnd 3- [2sc in next sc, 1 sc] (15)
Rnd 4- sc around (15)
Rnd 5- [2sc in next sc, 2 sc] (20)
Rnd 6 to 9 sc around (20)
Change to white:
Rnd 10 to11 sc around (20)
Rnd 12- [sc 2 tog, 2 sc] (15)
Rnd 13- [sc 2 tog, 1 sc] (10)
Cast off, bind off.

Legs and arms: (make 4)
Rnd 1- Sc 4 into Magic ring (4)
Rnd 2- 2sc around (
Rnd 3- [2sc in next sc, 1 sc] (12)
Rnd 4 to 7- sc around (12)
cast off and leave tail to sew into the body

Ears:
Rnd 1- Sc 4 into Magic ring (4)
Rnd 2- 2sc around (
cast off and leave tail to sew it on the body

Bag:
With red:
Chain 2.
Rnd 1- 4 sc in 2nd ch from hook. Sl st in first sc, to join.
Rnd 2- ch 1, [ 2 sc in ea sc around], Sl st in first sc, to join. (
Change to yellow
Rnd 3- ch 1, [sc in next sc, 2 sc in next sc around] (12)
cast off, bind off .
Finish the bag making the holder of the bag with simple chain stitches and sewing them with the rest of the bag. Place the lingonberry fruit inside and sew them so they don't fall.

Hope you find this tutorial easy and please let me know if you try it!

So funny and nice! I liked it a lot, thanks for sharing it with us.

Thanks you all it makes me so happy to see so many nature lovers around here. Suddenly the world feels less hopeless