Pattern Credits and Care Instructions

Crochet Plush Pattern Credits

I would not be able to make the wonderful plush creations that I do without the brilliant designer minds behind them. Here you will find a list of makers whom have created the patterns for which I use and adapt to bring you the products on my page! 

Milkshake the Cow - Base pattern by @rin.meow21

Santa Frog - Base pattern by @rin.meow21

Bunny Besties - Base pattern by @rin.meow21

Tippy Turtles - Base patterns by @allfromjade

Happy Hippo - Base pattern by @allfromjade

Boots the Cat - Base pattern by www.littlemuggles.com

Mer-kitties - Base pattern by @rin.meow21

Mushroom Guys - Base pattern by @critterstitchdesigns

Snippy Bat - Base pattern by @crochet.me.zaddy

Lolly Lizard - Base pattern by @dieharddesignz

Turtle Bag Tag and Coaster - Base pattern by @ohmeohmycrochet

Snuggle Sloth - Base pattern by @chirka_toys

Chonkie Fat Cat - Base pattern by @Bedabee

Tiggie Tiger - Base pattern by @toystorypatternsau

Fidget Toy Hexaflexagon - Base pattern by @yarnandy

Fidget Toy Mobius - Base pattern by www.less-waste.co.uk, final design by me.

Wristlet Key Fob - Base pattern design by me.

Wrist Warmers - Base pattern by @hobbii

Leg Warmers - Base pattern by @hobbii and www.sigonimacaroni.com

Floaties for the plushies - Base pattern by @crochetgrove

Dane and Dana the Dinosaur - Base pattern by @Knottoshabbycrochet

Dudley and Diana the Dragon - Base pattern by @crochetedbyjazzuk

Slouch Hat - Base pattern by @Michaelcccstudio and @Bernatyarns

Kanga Kangaroo Lovey - Base pattern by @Merrymachooks

Flopsy Bunny Lovey - Base pattern by @Mamamademinis

Mini Mushroom Guys - Base pattern by @Minigurumi

Balloon Animals - Base pattern by @knotmonster

Ozzie the Octopus - Base pattern by @rachmakesyarn

Slithers Snake - Base pattern by @dieharddesignz

Bubbles the Boba Tea - Base pattern by @shieldmaidencrochet

Worry Whales and Wendal Whales - Base pattern by @Stitchbyfav

Sealia the sea stars - Base pattern by @crochetgrove

Water Balloons - Base pattern by @AubreyandAaden

Junie the Jellyfish - Base pattern by @Simplycraftsbysam

Gerry Giraffe - Base pattern by @rin.meow21

Chubs the Chick - Base pattern by @rin.meow21

Peter Pretzel - Base pattern by @winnielovesyarn

Flower Pouch Bags - Base pattern by @ohmeohmycrochet

Bitty Kitty - Base pattern by @Ravenandjade

Bonnet Bunny - Base pattern by @Ravenandjade 

Bumble Bear - Base pattern by @mamamademinis

Fox in Waistcoat - Base pattern adaptation from design by @rinmeow21 

 

Amigurumi Plush Crochet Care and Use Instructions

Choking Hazard:

I use safety eyes in some of my plushies, inspect for damage and loose items before each use. 

Use only with adult supervision.

May not be suitable for children under 3 years of age.

If you have purchased any of my amigurumi animals, you might be wondering how to clean or wash them.

Unless stated otherwise, these instructions will work on all of my plushies.

*If you purchased an amigurumi item from somewhere else, these instructions will likely work, but check to be sure the materials used are machine washable/dryable first.

Washing your plushie:

All of the materials used in the amigurumis I create are machine washable. However, if you choose to, you may hand wash or spot clean your plushie.

To machine wash:

I recommend placing your plushie in a pillow case (Make sure you tie the pillowcase closed so it stays inside.) or garment bag to protect it from rubbing against other items in the wash. This will help keep it from pilling. Then wash on a delicate cycle in cold water.

Drying your plushie:

All of the amigurumis I make can be machine or air dried.

To air dry:

First use a towel to gently roll it in and squish the excess water out first, then lay flat to dry in the shade. DO NOT wring it out as this will cause the plushie to become misshaped.

To machine dry:

I recommend keeping your plushie in a pillow case or garment bag to protect it. Dry on a LOW heat setting.

What if my plushie looses its shape?

If your plushie gets a little out of shape from washing or playing with it, you can squish and pull it a bit to reshape it. However, DO NOT try to reshape it when it is wet! Wait until it is dry. Pulling it while wet can loosen and stretch the yarn, permanently making your amigurumi misshapen.

 

Care Instructions For Your Resin Pieces

Store in a cool dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme heat

If the product has softened due to heat, bring it into a room temperature area until it has hardened again

Hand wash only with mild soap and water

Avoid contact with corrosive substances such as isopropyl alcohol and acetone.