Made by Mary is now making her crochet superhero patterns FREE on Ravelry. Mary Smith is the talented designer behind Made by Mary and apparently she was unable to get Disney's permission to sell her patterns, so she decided to give them away. If you have never made one of Mary's patterns, they are wonderful. I recently made her pattern "Holli the Heart" for my grandson as a Valentine's gift.
Please remember that while Mary has made her patterns FREE, they are still her property as far as copyright. Also, remember that Mary is making them free because Disney would not allow Mary to sell her patterns so a word of caution for all crocheters...if you sell completed superhero dolls made from Mary's patterns, you could encounter some problems with Disney; they are very proactive in stopping the sale of their trademarked property. Lastly, please don't forget to show Mary some "love" by adding some of her patterns to your favorites in Ravelry! Click on each picture to go directly to the patterns.
...these hats are just too darn cute. You will want to download the pattern to save for your Fall projects!
Maria Bittner is the designer who has made this pattern available to download for FREE over at Pattern Paradise; click on the pictures to go directly to her website to get your FREE patterns.
Heidi Yates is the designer behind Snappy Tots and her designs are wonderful...I own and have made many of them. Don't tell my son, but here is a picture I took when he wasn't looking yesterday...he's wearing Heidi's Gilbert Gorilla hat that I made for him a couple of years ago.
I was not compensated or do I receive any benefits from promoting Snappy Tots patterns.
Aren't they just the cutest? According to Sarah's Ravelry write-up: Dumpling Kitty is a cute pudgy kitty whose pattern is available for free! Her body is crocheted with a flat base so she sits nicely wherever you place her, waiting patiently for treats.
Finished size: Approximately 4” tall when made with the indicated yarn and hook size, though your finished size may vary depending on your yarn brand and tension.
Difficulty level: Easy
Time to finish: Approximately 3 hours
Enjoy everyone...I can't wait to make a couple for my grandson!
