Crochet pokemon charmander

Ignite your creativity with Crochet Charmander Amigurumi Ideas. They are fiery and adorable projects for fans of crafting and Pokémon alike.

The Charizard amigurumi brings a fiery touch to the craft of crochet, allowing fans of Pokémon to capture the majestic and powerful dragon-like creature in a soft, handmade form.

Make some of these adorable crocheted Pokemon toys as perfect last minute handmade gift ideas for kids!

This adorably easy low sew Charmander crochet pattern is completely free! This cute amigurumi starter Pokemon works up in less than an hour

deviantART user LeFay00 makes a ton of Amigurumi, which according to Wikipedia is the "Japanese art of knitting or crocheting small stuffed animals." Often, Amigurumi are adorable. So it should be no surprise that LeFay's collection of chibi Pokémon Amigurumi are rather charming.

Hello, everyone! I've slowly been going through my most popular patterns to update them and correct any mistakes. If you find an issue in any of my patterns, feel free to leave a comment and I'll correct it when I have time! Each of these next three patterns are made using Bernat Blanket yarn. I suggest that you use the recommended yarns, as I haven't tested with any other materials or weights. If you do try out a different yarn, be sure to let me know how it went in the comments! The…

Hello! I have been pretty slow with my crocheting recently but I have just finished one of my biggest projects yet. Charizarddd!He was quite a challenge for me as I am not a fan of using wire and he needed a lot of wire. I was worried I wouldn't be able to get the face to look charizard like but i think it turned out nicely, the pattern is really good for details. If you would like to use the pattern it is a FREE pattern which can be found here. She also made the pattern for the Snorlax that…

We're all obsessed with Pokemon Go right now, am I right? Even if you aren't, you know what it is. But have you heard of #Crochetgo? A bunch of crocheters from around the world (myself included) have started making up these little critters and leaving them at Pokestops around their towns with notes explaining #CrochetGo for other Pokemon masters to find while hunting! It's seriously addicting, and a lot of fun. A lot of the free patterns I have found for these guys are pretty big, so I have…