Halloween Crochet Pattern . Eyeball Eyesaac

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Halloween Crochet Pattern . Eyeball Eyesaac

Name: Halloween Crochet Pattern . Eyeball Eyesaac
Brand: lalylala amigurumi
SKU: D-pattern-Eyeball-Eyesaac
Price: 5.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

●○○○ Skill Level 1 - beginner

printable digital PDF-file / 12 pages

€5,00

Eyesaac is the spooky, creepy and thrilling cute Halloween amigurumi you was looking for!

His Easy-to-follow crochet pattern features very detailed instructions, a many step-by-step photos and tutorials and is also suitable for beginners.

pattern language

Right after purchasing, you will get access to every language version that is available to this pattern, so that you can choose yourself from the following languages available:

English (US terms)
German

Finished Size

7 cm / 3 inch if made from recommended yarn

The design and pattern are copyright and must not be reproduced for resale! You CAN SELL finished toys made from this pattern, given that:
1. The toys are handmade by yourself (you must have bought the pattern)
2. You only offer a limited number of max. 20 items per character (no whole sale and no mass production!)
3. You give credit to lalylala / Lydia Tresselt as the designer of the toy.

© 2022 LALYLALA CROCHET . LYDIA TRESSELT All rights reserved. No part of this pattern may be published, resold, reproduced (in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, by photocopying, recording or otherwise), shared, translated or altered without prior permission in writing from the author.

Eyesaac's Story

Eyesaac opened his eye. Here, out of his brightly polished crystal glass, he could see them all: His greatest successes! One movie poster after another, along a long wall - in between countless awards and golden trophies. He was a celebrity like no other! Eyesaac was THE eye double of the greatest silent film stars! No one but him could stare more eerily into the camera, tear apart his eyelids in horror, or stare more madly than he does. Slowly Eyesaac closed his eye again, rolled back comfortably and continued to dream of the golden age of black-and-white horror film classics.