Hogar the Moose

Amigurumi Moose Head

I had an idea of crocheting big amigurumi head some 2-3 years ago, while working on Amigurumi Fawn pattern. By the time I finished little fawn I was so fed up with all fawn/deer/moose/reindeer-like creatures that I forgot about the idea. It came back to me just recently and I decided to give it a try. It turned out great, I love the way he looks at me over my entrance door. It’s been there now for the last 3-4 days and I’m still quite (pleasently) surprised when I see it hanging there. It adds such a personal touch and charm to any corner of my home, wherever I hang it.

I enjoyed working on this piece so much that I can’t imagine anything else on my list of future projects than another animal’s head. I’m just not sure which animal it will be………… A mouse? A bunny? An elephant? I’d love to make them all… and maybe I will, I can never be so sure what will inspire me next.

You can see below some more images I took while working on the pattern. The second one showing how to attach ears.

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4 Responses to Hogar the Moose

  1. Jackie says:

    Oh my goodness that is soooo cool!!! I really love looking at all your creations you are so talented! And I really love your style!

    And thank you so much for leaving such a sweet comment on my blog I would really love it if you added pics of my turtles made from your pattern in your customer gallery :)

  2. weiling says:

    i LOVE this!!!! it is really COOL!!!~~~

    pls do it fast, i want to buy the pattern~~~ : )

  3. Ginny Bishop says:

    The fabulous Hogar came up when I searched for crochet Moose patterns, but I can’t seem to find the pattern. Is it here? Or available somewhere?

  4. Sanda says:

    Ginny, the pattern is available under Shop > Amigurumi Patterns
    Here is the link: http://www.pepika.com/pattern-amigurumi-moose-head.html

    I’m glad you like it :) Thanks!

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