Demonstrative Bears Presents ~Sunny~
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This Crochet pattern from Demonstrative Amigurumi Bears is a Simple jointed Ducky Design. Sunny is a very simple design that takes very little sewing skill to create this adorable bundle of joy … By leaving long Tails on her limb pieces it is easy to pull together this yarn jointed Sweet little Ducky… All that is left is sew her beak on and give her eyebrows for expression 
The Hook and Reel:
Sunny Measures about 4.5 inches tall when crocheted in a Fingering weight yarn and just about 2.5 when using a punch thread
Skill Level: Easy
Skills used: Basic crochet stitch, increase, Invisible decrease, crocheting in a spiral, very basic embroidery, Fabric Glue and a little hand sewing.
Time: Sunny is a little more complicated than my Bobbly wobbly patterns but still can easily be completed in a day
Pattern: Adobe .PDF file
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The sale of these patterns are dedicated to perpetuating my Amigurumi Addiction and I truly appreciate your dedication to enabling my… Ummm… problem ??? And yes… yes I do have hidden amigurumi projects in my house in the car, no holiday or vacation escapes the crochet hook.
This pattern is copyright Demonstrative Bear. Please, feel free to use the items you create at your own discretion, I would appreciate Credit for the Design but at the end of the day it is your hard work and dedication to the craft. I would love to share pictures of your Amis made from my patterns on my blog http://www.demonstrativebears.com/
*** This Listing is for a PDF Pattern that will allow you to create the Amigurumi pictured, not the actual item ***
[...] Demonstrative Bears Presents ~Sunny~ [...]
I have to say, I almost bought a book, but did not have enough funds. The pics in the book were not as cute as the projects you have pictured on your page! My neice and I love them. She came to visit me this weekend and wanted to start focusing on crotcheting and so we started making a bear, or something simular, however, I never thought until after we started, to look on the internet and check out possible sites. now that we are almost done with our “stuffed bear” version, I find your page. Awsome. Still want to look more at how you write out your directions to see if they are easy enough for a beginner to read, but I have bookmarked you to look at further. You have such amazing and cute critters. I love your work.
That sounds like fun
I love teaching kids to crochet… http://www.demonstrativebears.com/2010/02/14/happy-saint-valentines-day/ My free pattern is pretty easy to understand but the neatest part is as you make it it is done… since the limbs are crocheted in 
Thank you Darice
would love to hear how your guys critters are coming along 
I often teach my daughters friends to crochet when they are over, honestly any one can make themselves lovely toys !!