Crochet Appa

September 28, 2020



Hello blog friends.  I had a request about two months ago from my daughter to crochet her a stuffed animal.  I'd never made a stuffed animal before and I knew this would be a new crochet challenge for me.  

Some of you might remember that I've made in the past a crocheted apple and crocheted mini pumpkins.  


I found the free crochet pattern to make Appa on Pinterest and the details are HERE.  

For those of you that are not familiar with Appa he is a flying bison from Avatar: The Last Airbender.

From the start of this crochet project, I had a small problem trying to read the pattern.  I was happy to have help from my crochet and knitting friends from Instagram @mayakuzman and @alhanaart.  

This project was pretty involved with a lot of small pieces to crochet and I worked a little bit on him each day.  It took me about a month to crochet him and I love the way he came out.
I'm happy I had a crochet project to work on for my daughter and she loves Appa!  I enjoyed crocheting, stuffing, and sewing Appa together.

Are you working on any fun crochet or knitting projects?

Crochet Appa Project!


Happy crafting everyone.


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Julie
 

16 comments

  1. I LOVE APPA! You did do good, I’ve been so excited to see the finished product! Turned out so great!!! Bet your daughter is over the moon!

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  2. Appa is so adorable. That is quite impressive! I'm sure your daughter loves him. What a special gift from you!

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  3. That really turned out so cute! I love it and you are so great at knowing how to follow all of those hard patterns. What a fun project!

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  4. Oh Julie this is so cute. How wonderful you can do these harder patterns. You go girl.
    Happy Tuesday. xoxo Kris

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  5. Oh wow well done Julie he looks great I had never heard of Appa he looks quite tricky to make.x

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    1. Thanks Linda and yes, working on the pattern was pretty involved with making a lot small pieces and then sewing them on. I am glad I was challenged to make something like this. Thanks for the blog visit Linda.

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  6. love your creations everyone that can do this has lots of patience and imaginative skills
    thanks for sharing come see us at http://shopannies.blogspot.com

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    1. Thanks Annies Home for the blog visit and your sweet comment.

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  7. He's so cute! You did a great job on the animal. Pinned.

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  8. Adorable Julie! I can't believe this is your first time with a stuffed animal! It turned out beautifully and I'm sure your daughter is thrilled. Thanks for sharing.

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    1. Thanks for the blog visit and your sweet comment on the stuffed animal I crocheted!

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  9. Sometimes crocheting animals can be tricky as they have so many small parts sewn together. Your daughter must be delighted with her own Appa, it turned out so cute. :-)
    Happy October!

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    1. Hi Alhana, yes this project was involved with a lot of small parts to crochet and sew together. My daughter is happy with her Appa. Have a nice weekend and thanks for the blog visit.

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  10. How cute, Julie! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm!

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