Wow, I love the Charmander! I've taken a look at almost all your Pokemon plushies, they all look superb. You've got almost all the original Kanto starters... Any chance you might do a Bulbasaur sometime soon to complete the set? :D There's no beating Pokemon #1, in my opinion, and there just doesn't seem to be a good pattern for him out there that I can find...

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There are two ways to make this doll, either with the open mouth (as shown) or with a 'closed' mouth where you would add embroidered mouth features. I'll include instructions for both types so that you can do the style you prefer. On rnd 12, the first 11 sc are worked through both loops, then working in front loops only, you put 2 sc in each of the next 10 sc, then working through both loops again, sc in each of the remaining 11 sc. :DCharmander is my favourite starter pattern going on more years than I’d like to admit now. I’ve loved the fire starters since the 1st gen, and I loved how grouchy he was in the anime (he reminded me of a cat 😂). This is a perfect crochet project for beginners as this Charmander crochet pattern is made up of nice simple shapes! Attach yarn to one of the 'free loops' from round 2 of arm. Chain 3, slip stitch in second ch from hook and next ch, slip stitch to next 'free loop', slip stitch in next free loop. Chain 3, slip stitch in second ch from hook and next ch, slip stitch to next 'free loop', slip stitch in next free loop. Chain 3, slip stitch in second ch from hook and next ch, slip stitch to next 'free loop', slip stitch in next free loop. Ok, well. After many requests I finally managed to get around to making a Charmander. I know the pictures are terrible, but hey I'm not a photographer and neither my camera OR the weather are cooperating at the moment. So it's inside photos for now y'all... I'll try to get some other pics soon.

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this is for the open mouth version of the head and body, if you would prefer to make the 'closed mouth' version (not shown in pictures) begin with the alternate head and body below) on the head,(row 12) when you say sc 11 in lst sc, do you still do it through both loops or just the front? Rnd 7: 2 sc in first sc, sc in next 18 sc, 2 sc in each of next 2 sc, sc in next 18 sc, 2 sc in last sc, join (44) Rnd 15: sc in each of next 13 sc, dec over next 2 sc, (repeat dec 5 more times, for a total of 6 decreases) sc in each of last 13 sc of the round (32) You may need to adjust the number of rows between 34-38 (either add or subtract) to get your stripe to fit from tip of tail to just past the center of the bottom of the body. It is recommended that you first pin and sew all the other body parts before making the tail stripe, so that you'll have a definite length that will be easier to work with.Really amazing! Can't wait to make him. I have all the materials, just need to find the time! Thanks for another great pattern. Rnd 4: 3 sc in first sc, sc in next 10 sc, 3 sc in each of next 2 sc, sc in next 10 sc, 3 sc in last sc, join (32) Rnd 14: sc in each of next 17 sc, dec over next 2 sc (repeat dec 3 more times, for a total of 4 decreases) sc in each of last 17 sc of the round (38) Personally, I don't use continuous rounds.. but when you do, you chain one, then put your first sc in the *same* place you just chained one. to begin your row. (the chain one is only to bring your work up to the height of the stitches) Do this around the entire tail, alternating between yellow and red scraps. I like to trim the scraps before brushing them out. Take the pet brush and start brushing the red and yellow scraps so that they become fuzzy. You may end up with a bunch of yarn in the brush, but don’t panic, that’s normal.

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Rnd 3: 3 sc in first sc, sc in next 6 sc, 3 sc in each of next 2 sc, sc in next 6 sc, 3 sc in last sc, join (24)

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Hello! I made the closed mouth version of this pattern and I blogged about it. :D I've linked to your blog here http://kateedidit.com/pokemon/ I do recommend using a marker in the first sc of each round when working continuous rounds to help you keep your place. Almost anything can be used as a stitch marker, an old earring (the 'hook' kind) or a safety pin (that's my favorite when I do use them). The Feet are sewn to bottom of leg as shown, and the legs are attached to the lower body as shown. Pin first to be sure of placement and position before sewing. Numbers in ( ) at the end of each round or row indicate the total number of stitches in that round or row.