This is an amigurumi crochet pattern for a dryad, written in English, using US crochet terms.
Not many people can claim to have seen a dryad. These mysterious woodland nymphs are perfectly attuned to the trees they live in and will even change their appearance with the seasons. Should you be lucky enough to gain their trust, they might share with you the secrets of the forest and stories old as time, maybe even reveal to you their magical realm, hidden high within the canopy.
The pattern will be immediately available for download after purchasing and you will receive an Email with instructions on how to access it.
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♦ PATTERN DIFFICULTY: INTERMEDIATE ♦
The pattern is best suited for intermediate crocheters. The PDF includes descriptions of most basic techniques to help you along. You can also message me about any difficulties you encounter and I will do my best to guide you.
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♦ CROCHET SUPPLIES ♦
Below is a list of supplies used in making Anise the Dryad, but you can adapt these to your liking. Keep in mind that the final size may differ, depending on the materials used.
• 2.25 mm hook;
• Size 2 (Sport) cotton/acrylic mix yarn - at most 50g of the main colors and less than 20g for accent colors;
• Size 3 (DK) acrylic yarn for the hair;
• Wire - for branches and bow (optional);
• Yarn needle;
• Stitch marker;
• Fiberfill stuffing;
• Pet brush for brushing the acrylic yarn;
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♦ AMIGURUMI SIZE ♦
Using the mentioned supplies, Anise will be approx. 21 cm / 8.25 inches tall (tip of the branches to feet).
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I invite you to follow me on Instagram, @lyralunedesigns, and share your creations.This crochet pattern is for personal use only and protected by the international copyright law. The pattern or parts of it may not be distributed or resold, translated, altered, reproduced, published or shared (free or not) online or offline.
You are welcome to sell finished amigurumi made from this pattern, or share photos, but please credit LyraLuneDesigns or link to this shop.
