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Meet Roary

Say hi to Roary, who ventured out on his own this morning, off to join his new family.

Roary 2.0

I started Roary 1.0 on Friday, but horror of all horrors, ran out of yarn with three legs and a tail to go! Most of my amigurumi projects are made using Drops Paris (or Cotton Light), and I couldn’t find another ball of yarn anywhere without ordering online. Poor Roary 1.0 was abandoned and I had to make Roary (2.0) from a different yarn that I picked up in Amsterdam last minute.

Roary 1.0

Here’s Roary 1.0, banished to the WIP box until my next Drops order…

The pattern for this wonderful little fellow can be found in Zoomigurumi, which for a really limited time can be ordered together with Zoomigurumi 2 via amigurumipatterns.net (my new favourite pattern site).

Roary is designed by, you guessed it, A Morning Cup of Jo Creations.

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14 responses to “Meet Roary

  1. themovetoamerica

    You’re so talented! Roary is so cute!

    I must get myself into some kind of order and knit something (I have been sadly lacking in this recently).

    Molly @ The Move to America

  2. I have nominated you for the Liebster blog Award.

  3. He’s Perfect! Love how he turned out! And sorry to not have mentioned the amount of yarn in the book, i’m thinking about adding it next time… 🙂

    • Thanks Joke. And thanks so much for stopping by! Adding the yarn length might be handy, but to be honest, I completely underestimated how big his head was going to be. Although, I should have known better, I’ve made loads of Jo’s animals now…

  4. Roary (took me a minute to get that, heh) is gorgeous! Looking forward to see Roary 1.0!

  5. Wow. That is fast work! Very cute though and number 2 (or one) is nearly done!

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