Crochet gecko

Make your own crested gecko with the Gayle the gecko crochet pattern! #amigurumi #crochetpattern #crochet

GEKKON_Geyl - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This 3 sentence summary provides the essential information about the document: The document is a crochet pattern for making an amigurumi gecko named Gayle, with instructions to crochet the body in rounds working increases and decreases to shape it, as well as separate patterns for the eyelashes and spike section on the gecko's back, along with notes on yarn, hooks, and photos showing the process.

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Again, Xeniia Abdullina blows me away with this amazing leopard gecko pattern! Scroll down for more selections. Get the pattern via Etsy, designed by Tricks of the Crochet. More From This Designer: This post contains affiliate links.

This is an adorable Leopard Gecko pattern that I created myself and I can create one from this pattern in about one hour! It's designed with blanket or chenille yarns in mind, but can be done in worsted yarn for a much smaller gecko. This would be a great little pattern to use to make stock for craft shows and markets! This is a fairly easy pattern, with pictures included for the more complicated parts, but this does not include a tutorial on basic stitches. There are lots of Youtube video…

After a long break from publishing patterns I've finally had some time in between my many projects to write up a pattern. I've been creating patterns over the last 18 months but have not had time to write them up properly to publish. But all that will now change and I'll hopefully make a bit more time for publishing in 2013 - watch this space! I thought I would start with my Gecko crochet pattern. I've written it in both UK & US terminology. The UK version is below, and the link for the…

Crested geckos, with their adorably big, derpy eyes, pretty patterns and gentle demeanors are taking animal-lovers hearts. I wanted to find a pattern for one that I could whip up in under an hour, couldn't find one, so I made my own! This pattern works up well in blanket or chenille-yarn and is no-sew! This can even be done by relative beginners, although you will need to have a bit of experience with crochet before starting, as there is no beginner tutorial included. These can be found for…