Please note that this is a crochet pattern (PDF file), but not a toy. The file will be available for download immediately after purchase. This crochet pattern contains a detailed description of how to create Luigi and Fiona, with a great amount of step-by-step photos and a list of necessary materials.
Luigi and Fiona are design toys, created specially for “AradiyaToys Design” collection.
Materials needed to create a 3.35-inches tall toys:
– hooks: 1.00 and 1.25 mm (but you can use any hook you want, just find a proper yarn for it)
– yarn: “Himalaya Denim” (140 meters / 50 grams), “Iris” by Kirov Yarn Mills (150 meters / 25 grams), 100% cotton; “Viola” by Kirov Yarn Mills (150 meters / 25 grams)
– sewing needle
– stuffing material
The pattern is available in English, German, French, Spanish and Russian.
You are allowed to sell Luigi and Fiona toys, crocheted with this pattern, in small amounts, provided that you credit the pattern’s author and add a link to the pattern’s web page.
This pattern is for personal use only. Sharing information from this pattern is prohibited. If you publish the photos of the toys you made with this pattern, crediting the author is always welcome.
Photo(s) by Kate Koleshchuk.
Thank you for stopping by! Enjoy your stay!
Luigi and Fiona are design toys, created specially for “AradiyaToys Design” collection.
Materials needed to create a 3.35-inches tall toys:
– hooks: 1.00 and 1.25 mm (but you can use any hook you want, just find a proper yarn for it)
– yarn: “Himalaya Denim” (140 meters / 50 grams), “Iris” by Kirov Yarn Mills (150 meters / 25 grams), 100% cotton; “Viola” by Kirov Yarn Mills (150 meters / 25 grams)
– sewing needle
– stuffing material
The pattern is available in English, German, French, Spanish and Russian.
You are allowed to sell Luigi and Fiona toys, crocheted with this pattern, in small amounts, provided that you credit the pattern’s author and add a link to the pattern’s web page.
This pattern is for personal use only. Sharing information from this pattern is prohibited. If you publish the photos of the toys you made with this pattern, crediting the author is always welcome.
Photo(s) by Kate Koleshchuk.
Thank you for stopping by! Enjoy your stay!