From a Japanese amigurumi book.  Hope you like him!  His eyes are embroidered and the nose and whiskers are beads.

Here are some pancakes.  Because it's always time for pancakes!  The syrup and butter are removable.  My own pattern -- pretty easy, though, basically two circles joined together with a single crochet in a contrasting colour.

Hello,

Here is a crochet fruit cake, from Tomoko Fujita's "Knit Room".  It was supposed to be a tea cosy, but I added a base to make it a stuffie.  Because what is better than stuffed food?

I used seed beads to add details to the strawberries and the kiwi slices.  The strawberry slices have little bits of stuffing on them to give that white streak in the middle.

I would have entered it into the food challenge -- but the rules state that you need an original pattern.  So I'll post it here instead.

Hope you enjoy!

Hello everyone!

Here is a cheeseburger, crocheted from Tomoko Fujita's "Knit Room".  I added a slice of pickle and some onions to her pattern.  The seseme seeds are beads.

I would have liked to enter it into the food challenge, but patterns must be original or modified by at least 25%.

Thanks for looking.

Imagine . . . you have just finished your meal at a nice restaurant.  The waiter brings around a sampling of the available desserts for you to choose from.  What will you pick?  They all look so yummy!



Maybe a closer look at some of the choices will help.

Cherry Pie . . .



Lemon Meringue Pie . . .



Decadent Chocolate Cake . . .



Refreshing fruit tarts . . .



Or maybe one of each!   

These are all my own patterns.  I hope you enjoy them as much as I do!