FRIDAY FUN DAY! Clover Stuffie Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach

 FRIDAY FUN DAY!

Clover Stuffie Crochet Pattern

 By Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs

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The Clover Stuffie 

is the Perfect Crochet Pattern 

For  FRIDAY FUN DAY!

The Clover Stuffie, softie, little pillow, 

whatever you want to call it, is so stinking cute.

It's just the right size to play with, or set around 

for a fun St. Patrick's Day Decoration.

You can even add a hanger and hang it up.

This silly little clover is made using Premier 

Parfait Chunky Pom pom yarn, 

in the lime green color way. I love how all the

 little "pom poms" are spread through out

 the yarn. It gives it such a playful appearance. 

Click The Link To See All The Colors

 And Lot's Of Other Yarns As Well.

Premier Link

Of course those safety eyes and smile 

make it super fun and silly.

It was super fun to stitch up, 

and is super fun to have around the house.

Just A Reminder : 

If you are going to make this for a small child, 

do not use safety eyes, as they can pull them out 

and choke on them.

See The Video On My Crochet Youtube

Channel At This LINK

Clover Stuffie Crochet Pattern

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Skill: Easy
 
Materials:
Crochet Hook – J / 6.5 mm
Yarn – Bulky (6) lime green/ Premier Parfait Chunky Pom pom (2 oz.)
            Med (4) Small Amount of lime green, pink
2 Safety Eyes
Stuffing - Poly fiberfil
Yarn Needle
 
Stitches:
Chain (ch)
Slip Stitch (slst)
Single Crochet (sc) 

Double Crochet (dc)
 
Size: 8 Inches
 
Notes:
 Round are joined to the ch3 with a slst
 Ch3 counts as a dc
 
Pattern: make 2 – A Front And A Back
 
R: 1 – Ch5, join in a circle, ch3, 11 dc in the circle,
Join, ch 3 (12 dc)

R: 2 – dc in the same st as the ch3,
2 dc in each st around, join, ch 3 (24 dc)

R: 3 - dc in the same st as the ch3,

*1 dc in the next dc, 2 dc in the next dc*
 Repeat from * to * around, join, ch 1 (36 dc)

R: 4 - *sc in the next 2 dc, dc in the next 2 dc, 3 dc in the next dc,
Dc in the next 2 dc, sc in the next 2 dc*
Repeat from * to * around 3 more times,
Join to the 1^st sc, tie off, weave in your ends.

Repeat R: 1 – 4, leave yarn attached,

Turn Front Clover so the yarn tail is at the bottom,

Place your safety eyes at R: 2 on the front of the clover.

Place the 2 pieces together, right side out,
Sc around, leaving a 4 inch opening for stuffing,
 

Stuff the clover and sc the opening closed,
With The med 4 yarn, thread a 12 inch piece on,
Cinch in the center of the clover on each side.
Attach securely in the back center.

Join Yarn to the bottom of the clover,

Ch 6, sc in the 2^nd ch and in each chs,
Join to the next sc, tie off weave in your ends.
 

With pink yarn and needle, sew on a smile
 as shown in the picture.

Add A bow If desired.

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In My Ravelry Shop At This LINK

For $2.50

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Pom Pom Fun Crochet Pattern Collection | Posh Pooch Designs

 Pom Pom Fun 
Crochet Pattern Collection
 With Sara Sara of Posh Pooch Designs

Is it "Pom Pom" or Pom Pon"?

According to Wikipedia, "A pom-pom – also spelled pom-pon, pompom or pompon – is a decorative ball or tuft of fibrous material."

Anyway You spell or pronounce them, they are

 a lot of fun to make and add to our 

crochet projects. There are many ways to make

 them and many different fibers to make them

out of.  

I have Put together  a Free Crochet Pattern

 Round Up Collection

 for you to have a some "Pom Pom Fun".

 

Click The NAME of the Crochet Pattern 

You wish to see,

it is the LINK where the pattern is located.

Have fun!

1. How to Make Faux Fur Pom Poms

2. Cable Stitch Square Beanie

3. Go For Faux Pom Poms

4. Sports Team Dog Snoods

5. Sock Monkeys

6. Snow Boarder Chunky Beanie

7. Mentor Super Chunky Beanie

8. Bobble Children's Hats

9. Gumdrop Cowl

10. Mentor Super Chunky Cowl

11. My Favorite Way's To Make Pom Poms

12. Peppermint Frost Cowl

A Bonus Free Crochet Pattern

13. Winter's Sky Bulky Hood 

Pop On Over To My

 Crochet Youtube Channel At This LINK

You will find lots of Crochet tutorials,

 Crochet A Longs, Live Videos, 

Give Aways And

Lot's Of Yarnie Fun!

Live Video Chat with Sara - "Is it a Pompom or A Pompon? And Whats the best way to make one? | Posh Pooch Designs

This Week on our Live Video Chat with Sara Sach of

Posh Pooch Designs

See The Live Video Chat on my Youtube Channel
at This LINK


I received this Question a few weeks ago,

 "Is it a Pompom or A Pompon? And 

Whats the best way to make one?

I have always called them "Pompoms" 

So I went to Wikipedia.

"A pom-pom – also spelled pom-pon, pompom or pompon –

 is a loose, fluffy, decorative ball or tuft of fibrous material.

Pom-poms may come in many colors, sizes, and varieties and

 are made from a wide array of materials, including wool, 

cotton, paper, plastic, and occasionally feathers."

I guess I was right and wrong!

My Favorite way to make Pompoms really depends on the size I need make.
here are my 3 Favorites ways to make Pompoms.

See the Video Of how I make Pompoms on my Youtube Channel at this Link

1. For Tiny Pompoms.
I use my fingers.

2. For Medium Pompoms.
I use toilet paper rolls.

3. For Large Pompoms.
I use a large embroidery hoop.

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How I make Pompoms - Picture Tutorial

I love making pompoms.

 Many people have asked me,

 how I make mine.

Well, there are lots of contraptions

 you can use, 

and lots of different ways.

I have tried making pompoms 

with a pom pom maker,

 forks, card board tubes, 

and card board circles, 

But I like to just use my 

hand, scissors and yarn.

It is the simplest method

 I have every used.

And you can make 3 different sizes,

Again, just using your hand!

2 inch,   3 inch,     4 inch

Pom poms

This is an approximate measure, 

but it has been very accurate for me.

Okay, This is what I do.

For a 2 inch pom pom, 

I wrap the yarn around my 2 finger, loosely.

For a 3 inch pompom, 

I wrap the yarn around my 3 fingers, loosely.

For a 4 inch pom pom, 

I wrap the yarn around my 4 fingers, loosely.

You should be able to to

 wiggle your fingers.

The amount of wraps I do, 

depends on how thick I want the pom pom.

I usually wrap the yarn 20 to 30 times around.

 I have a 10 inch 

piece of yarn already cut.

I Slide that piece of yarn

 threw my fingers, 

with the tails to the front.

Then I Tie the yarn, 

and slide the loops off my fingers.

I then Make sure the

 tying yarn is centered, 

and tie securely.

Then I trim the pompom evenly.

This method works great for me.

I am working on a new Cowl design 

that will have pompoms and

 I will be using these pompoms.