Herro Kittyyy

So my first attempt was a failure in my eyes because it wasn't up to my ridiculously high standards for myself:

It was also much bigger than I anticipated.
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So I tried again making my own pattern. It was more of a success:"

Before the face

After the face (Felt. I'll touch it up when it's dry.)


SO HERE'S THE PATTERN FOR THE HEAD OF HELLO KITTY. 
Head:
Ch2, make 4 st in the second chain from the loop. (4)
Row1: 2 sc in each st around (8)
Row2: sc in first st, dc in the second. Continue around. (12)
Row3: sc in first 2 sts, dc in the third. Continue around. (16)
Row4: sc in first 3 sts, dc in the fourth. Continue around. (20)
Row5: sc in each st around. (20)
Row6: Sc in first 3 sts, dec in the fourth. Continue around (16)
Row7: Sc in first 2 sts, dec in the third. Continue around (12)
Row8: sc in the first st, dec in the second. Continue around. (8)
Row9: dec in every other st. Tie off.
Add the face and the bow.

Bow:
For the bow, all I did was ch 10 and tied the ends together. Then I took that circle that was made and tied yarn around the middle to make it look like a bow and sewed it on.

Dabbling in Amigurumi

Amigurumi (編みぐるみ^?, lit. crocheted or knitted stuffed toy) is the Japanese art of knitting or crocheting small stuffed animals and anthropomorphic creatures.

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This is my first attempt at trying this, but with a little help from the wonderful patterns of nerdigurumi.com (this is your shout-out!) I have made a DOMO!

FEAR MY SKILLZ.

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And now, introducing the Mini Domo! He's a keychain! :)

Companion Cube!!!:

Pattern from Nerdigurumi. Awesomeness from me of course :D

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Pokeball, Go! This took me half an hour. So fast!

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1up!

Pattern from AmiAmour.com <3

In making Pokeballs for my man to walk around A-kon with,:

I decided to see how small I could make them.:

 My first attempt at the mini ones, I used paper(for lack of supplies where I was) for the middle, then I wised up and started peeling apart my 4-ply yarn to make the centers.