I also tried the technique out on a more traditional amigurumi lion to give him a fuzzy mane. Check it out!
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg79-0WdiPNBWWBm8SnbMlFu5gN8xPPtuTcOeRf8WQftxI-kbEJF-DDTKHvhWDxOYWZDY2nie9TPeNsa2q2zz3v8AnF23eGokTG5I9TIxdq6NDlZpQw8ErJaI-96q-7kr5zNWsjRoR4BejS/s400/DSCN1077b.jpg)
I'd love to hear your thoughts and ideas on how this technique worked out -- or see your pictures if you've gotten a chance to try it yourself. Now, I'm off to play with some more brushed crochet!
I love your fuzzy whazzit. It is really adorable.
ReplyDeleteJB - Thanks for your kind words! It turns out that the fuzzy whazzits are really addictive to make too. As soon as I finished tweaking, I'm going to get the pattern out for others to try!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of brushed crochet--your fuzzy critter is so cute!
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