Growlithe pokemon crochet pattern

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Here’s a houndour that I got to test a pattern for, from the crochet artist, @everstonelights! This was the first time I got to try out someone else’s pattern, and it was an interesting…

And here we are in the final phase of the growlithe. On hindsight I should have sewn on the black before sewing on the tail because some of ...

And here we are in the final phase of the growlithe. On hindsight I should have sewn on the black before sewing on the tail because some of ...

And here we are in the final phase of the growlithe. On hindsight I should have sewn on the black before sewing on the tail because some of ...

Hello everyone! Back with the next part of growlithe. Please refer back to part one of Growlithe for the guide for the start of the head. ...

This week I'm giving you guys a pattern for Growlithe! This tiny, adorable little Pokemon would look perfect sitting on your desk or shelf, and is incredibly easy to make to boot! For this one, you'll have to be at least mildly comfortable with embroidery, as the stripes are embroidered on. Additionally, get ready to be patient. The fur takes forever to attach on. It's all worth it though. Once you're done you're left with a cute, fluffy friend. :D These patterns take time to design and…

So my current project is growlithe. If any of the pattern is hard to follow, please feel free to comment or email me any questions and I'll try to help in every way that I can short of taking a video. :) I'm good with photos and explanations but I don't video. Maybe one day I'll be convinced to but right now is not the day. This is going to be a medium level project. You will need to know how to colour change (there will be quite a bit of colour change in the body), increase, decrease and…

And here we are in the final phase of the growlithe. On hindsight I should have sewn on the black before sewing on the tail because some of the tail overlaps the black but that's okay! If you are reading along with this you can learn from my not quite planning ahead. I am not going to have a pattern for the black lines on there because I think the black lines on a growlithe should be unique to each mon. The way I did the black lines is I chained together a random amount of stitches in black…