Lord of the rings amigurumi

This is Lord of the Rings inspired Gandalf Amigurumi pattern and Video Tutorial. Gandalf, the Gray Amigurumi Doll.Pattern Details:Size of Amigurumi: 7 inches...

This is Lord of the Rings inspired Gollum Amigurumi pattern and Video Tutorial. Smeagol Gollum Amigurumi Doll. Pattern Details: Size of Amigurumi: 4 inches Difficulty Level: Intermediate Terms: US Yarn: Medium Hook: 2.75mm Hope you enjoy the pattern. Do share your pictures with me.

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This is Lord of the Rings inspired Frodo Amigurumi pattern and Video Tutorial. Frodo Baggins Amigurumi Doll.Pattern Details:Size of Amigurumi: 4 inchesDiffic...

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Brand new Gandalf the White here! The unforgettable character of the legendary trilogy now here and waiting for his owner. Special for Lord of the Rings fans! We used high-quality amigurumi yarn for this crafted work. It also includes amigurumi strings in itself so the limbs are able to move freely. Thus, it is quite suitable for use as decor. · Height is about 10.6 inches tall. (28cm) To see our all LotR crafts…

FREE SHIPPING INTERNATIONAL I crocheted this lovely LOTR Amigurumi Doll Set for you and your lovely kids :) This bundle includes Gandalf, Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli, Frodo Baggins This healty toys are the perfect gifts for your little babies. This amigurumi doll is machine washable. When using washing machine please use lowest and gentlest settings. You can ask me questions about this item and Amigurumi. Quick Facts: -Gandalf 30 cm(11.8") tall -Aragorn 17 cm(6.7") tall -Legolas 17 cm(6.7")…

For quite a while now I've been wanting to design some patterns for various fantasy characters; peoples and creatures that appear in all sorts of folklore, books, films and games. I decided they needed to be a bit bigger than my Star Wars characters (about 3.5" tall) so they would have a bit more detail, but it's taken a bit of experimentation to come up with the right body shape. I made myself a little Frodo some time ago (see him in this post) and so the first pattern I started work on was…