Up next is Glaceon, the ice-type Eeveelution. Some facts about Glaceon: Eevee evolves into Glaceon when exposed to an Ice Stone or Ice Rock. By controlling its body temperature, it can create ice or snow in the air around it. It can freeze it’s fur into icicles and attack it’s prey. Now that’s a cold … Read more
Here is Leafeon, the grass-type Eeveelution via Moss rock or leaf stone. Some Pokedex information about Leafeon: just like a plant, Leafeon can get energy through photosynthesis and does not need food to make energy. It can sharpen it’s tail into a blade that is able to cut through trees. … This is all news … Read more
The next installation of the Eeveelutions is: Flareon! I love how fluffy it turned out after brushing out the yellow pieces with a metal pet brush. But if you don’t have a metal brush don’t worry- this pattern can still be assembled without the extra step of brushing. When completed, Flareon fits in the palm … Read more
One of the first patterns that I designed and published on this blog was (Jumbo) Umbreon – all the way back in 2017! Three years have gone by and it’s now 2020 and the middle of a global coronavirus pandemic. With all of my extra time at home ‘social distancing,’ I have decided to attempt … Read more
My journey to crochet the Eeveelutions continues with Espeon! Espeon is the psychic type Eeveelution from Generation II (Johto region.) It evolves from Eevee with high friendship in the day time. According to Pokedex entries it uses it’s psychic ESP power to protect it’s trainer from harm, and uses its forked tail to predict it’s … Read more
Another classic Pokemon: it’s Eevee! This iconic little Pokemon is the origin of eight possible Eeveelutions. What will she become? No one knows yet- but for now, she’s just a normal, little Eevee! When complete, the Eevee amigurumi is approximately 3″ tall (from feet to head) and 3″ wide. It fits perfectly in the palm … Read more
I wanted to crochet a bunny-like Pokemon for Easter. Since already have free patterns for Buneary and Scorbunny , I guess that leaves little Bunnelby! Bunnelby is a goofy looking rabbit, it uses its ears as shovels to burrow below the ground. Indeed, the name Bunnelby comes from ‘tunnel’ and ‘bunny.’ When completed, Bunnelby is … Read more
He’s a big Pokemon, and not just in size. Snorlax is an iconic classic favourite from the original Pokemon series. I’ve seen so many amazing huge Snorlax plushies- from huggable pillows to entire bean-bag beds! My version is a lot smaller than these, but still cute and fat! I was inspired by my panda pattern … Read more
Most of my followers know that I ‘specialize’ in crocheting Pokemon Amigurumi. For some time now, I’ve been toying with the idea of diversifying my patterns and creating other stuffed animals. It’s been a long time in the making, but finally I have something to share! I present to you the Fat Little Panda bear … Read more
Here is the squishy pink fairy Pokemon, Slurpuff! It is oddly reminiscent of ice-cream and according to the Pokedex helps pastry chefs with their work. Cute enough to eat? Maybe! I hope you enjoy crocheting Slurpuff! The completed Slurpuff Amigurumi stands approximately 7 inches from the bottom of the feet to the top of the … Read more