Please note that this is a doll 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 Friendy Mika with backpack and Rainbow Unicorn, with a great amount of step-by-step photos and a list of necessary materials.
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STORY
In the heart of a bustling city, a girl named Friendy Mika embraced life in the modern world. She was often seen wearing her stylish pale red baseball cap, adorned with a cute cloud and a radiant sun symbolising her cheerful disposition.
Mika and her loyal companion, Rainbow Unicorn, formed a unique pair. Together, they chased rainbows through the cityscape, exploring hidden gems within the urban jungle. Mika's smile was like a ray of sunshine, brightening up the city.
They became known for adding vibrancy and happiness to the city's busy life. In their own way, they showed that even in a modern world, a little magic and wonder could be found in the most unexpected places.
The Friendies are little cuties that live in children’s rooms, in old boxes full of toys. Most of the time, they look like ordinary toys, but they come to life once the room is empty. The Friendies then leave their box on tiptoe and put the toys scattered around the room back to their usual places. Sometimes, when they feel very tired, the Friendies fall asleep on the bed, not making it back to their box. When you find a Friendy laying on the bed, then you clearly think that it was you who put her there. But if you ever look through the keyhole before you enter the room, you will probably see your Friendy silently walking around, collecting and putting the toys away.
These little cuties are great helpers and will be very happy to settle in every children’s room. Your kids are gonna love them! Make a Friendy!
Friendy Mika with Rainbow Unicorn is the thirteenth doll from the “AradiyaToys Friendies” collection.
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ABOUT THIS PATTERN
– the English version of this pattern is written in US terms
– difficulty level: 5 out of 5
– stitches used in this pattern: chain (ch), single crochet (sc), double crochet (dc), half double crochet (hdc), slip stitch (slst), increase (inc), 2hdc in one stitch (inc-hdc), decrease (dec), bobble stitch with 3dc (3-dc-bobble), single crochet spike (spike-sc), back loops only (blo), front loops only (flo)
– pattern consists of 74 pages with 388 step-by-step pictures
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MATERIALS
Materials needed to create a 10.4-inch-tall (26.5-cm-tall) Friendy Mika and 3.7-inch-tall (9.5-cm-tall) Rainbow Unicorn:
– crochet hook size 2.00 (US: B, UK: 14)
– yarn: Schachenmayr Catania Originals, 100% cotton, 50g/125m (5 ply):
First color variation: Mika: milky white (105), sand (404), nut brown (179), pale yellow (206), blue (173), leftover of light red (408), peach (401), pale red (427), gray (434). Rainbow Unicorn: milky white (105), pale yellow (206), blue (173), peach (401), pale red (427), gray (434)
Second color variation: Mika: milky white (105), ivory (436), nut brown (179), pale yellow (206), blue (173), leftover of light red (408), light pink (246), pink (222), gray (434). Rainbow Unicorn: milky white (105), pale yellow (206), blue (173), light pink (246), pink (222), gray (434)
– two buttons Ø 1 cm: peach (first color variation) and light pink (second color variation)
– black glass or safety eyes Ø 7 mm (1 pair) (Mika's eyes)
– dark brown sewing thread (Mika's and Unicorn's closed eyes)
– tapestry needle, pins
– stuffing material
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LANGUAGES
The pattern is available in English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Ukrainian, Polish and Dutch.
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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 Olka Novytska.
Thank you for stopping by! Enjoy your stay!
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STORY
In the heart of a bustling city, a girl named Friendy Mika embraced life in the modern world. She was often seen wearing her stylish pale red baseball cap, adorned with a cute cloud and a radiant sun symbolising her cheerful disposition.
Mika and her loyal companion, Rainbow Unicorn, formed a unique pair. Together, they chased rainbows through the cityscape, exploring hidden gems within the urban jungle. Mika's smile was like a ray of sunshine, brightening up the city.
They became known for adding vibrancy and happiness to the city's busy life. In their own way, they showed that even in a modern world, a little magic and wonder could be found in the most unexpected places.
The Friendies are little cuties that live in children’s rooms, in old boxes full of toys. Most of the time, they look like ordinary toys, but they come to life once the room is empty. The Friendies then leave their box on tiptoe and put the toys scattered around the room back to their usual places. Sometimes, when they feel very tired, the Friendies fall asleep on the bed, not making it back to their box. When you find a Friendy laying on the bed, then you clearly think that it was you who put her there. But if you ever look through the keyhole before you enter the room, you will probably see your Friendy silently walking around, collecting and putting the toys away.
These little cuties are great helpers and will be very happy to settle in every children’s room. Your kids are gonna love them! Make a Friendy!
Friendy Mika with Rainbow Unicorn is the thirteenth doll from the “AradiyaToys Friendies” collection.
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ABOUT THIS PATTERN
– the English version of this pattern is written in US terms
– difficulty level: 5 out of 5
– stitches used in this pattern: chain (ch), single crochet (sc), double crochet (dc), half double crochet (hdc), slip stitch (slst), increase (inc), 2hdc in one stitch (inc-hdc), decrease (dec), bobble stitch with 3dc (3-dc-bobble), single crochet spike (spike-sc), back loops only (blo), front loops only (flo)
– pattern consists of 74 pages with 388 step-by-step pictures
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MATERIALS
Materials needed to create a 10.4-inch-tall (26.5-cm-tall) Friendy Mika and 3.7-inch-tall (9.5-cm-tall) Rainbow Unicorn:
– crochet hook size 2.00 (US: B, UK: 14)
– yarn: Schachenmayr Catania Originals, 100% cotton, 50g/125m (5 ply):
First color variation: Mika: milky white (105), sand (404), nut brown (179), pale yellow (206), blue (173), leftover of light red (408), peach (401), pale red (427), gray (434). Rainbow Unicorn: milky white (105), pale yellow (206), blue (173), peach (401), pale red (427), gray (434)
Second color variation: Mika: milky white (105), ivory (436), nut brown (179), pale yellow (206), blue (173), leftover of light red (408), light pink (246), pink (222), gray (434). Rainbow Unicorn: milky white (105), pale yellow (206), blue (173), light pink (246), pink (222), gray (434)
– two buttons Ø 1 cm: peach (first color variation) and light pink (second color variation)
– black glass or safety eyes Ø 7 mm (1 pair) (Mika's eyes)
– dark brown sewing thread (Mika's and Unicorn's closed eyes)
– tapestry needle, pins
– stuffing material
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LANGUAGES
The pattern is available in English, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Ukrainian, Polish and Dutch.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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 Olka Novytska.
Thank you for stopping by! Enjoy your stay!