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Sunday, August 23, 2009
Mario Plushie
This pattern has been a long time in the posting. I've argued with myself over whether
or not I should sell this one, but I just couldn't do it. I know it would sell well, and I surely
do need the money, but the whole reason I began making these FAN ART plushes was
because I know very well how hard it is to find good patterns to make things like these
for the kids. I started out looking for patterns to make for my kids, and I found none that
I could afford and so started making them myself.
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shared on condition of payment, it's a labor of love.
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That's mostly due to the fact there are many smaller parts ... but they aren't really
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All the pictures are clickable so you can see them in larger size and get a better idea of
the details such as ears, sideburns, etc. I tried to get as many different views as
possible.
MATERIALS:
WW yarn in blue, red, white, peach (or a skin color) and small amounts of black and
brown
G Hook
Fiberfill
Yarn Needle
Felt in small amounts (white, blue, black)
2 small shirt buttons in yellow (or gold if you have it)
Sewing thread to match yarns and felts and a medium duty to heavy duty sewing
needle
NOTES:
Gauge isn't all that important, but your hook and yarn choices should result in a fairly
tight stitch so that the stuffing won't show through.
Numbers in ( ) at the end of each round or row indicate the total number of stitches for
that round or row.
I recommend reading through the pattern before beginning, to familiarize yourself with
the overall process of construction of the doll
HEAD (using peach):
Rnd 1: 6 sc in Magic Ring (6)
Rnd 2: 2 sc in each sc around (12)
Rnd 3: sc in next sc, 2 sc in next sc around (18)
Rnd 4: sc in next 2 sc, 2 sc in next sc around (24)
Rnd 7-12: sc in each sc around (36)
Rnd 13: sc in next 4 sc, dec over next 2 sc around (30)
Begin stuffing at this point if you haven't already. Stuff head firmly while shaping as you
go along.
Rnd 16: sc in next sc, dec over next 2 sc around (12)
Rnd 17: dec over next 2 sc around (6)
F/O, leave a tail for closing. Add any bits of stuffing needed to finish shaping the head
nicely. Weave tail through the final row and draw up tight to close. Secure and weave in
ends.
NOSE (using peach):
Rnd 1: 6 sc in magic ring (6)
Rnd 3: sc in each sc around (12)
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PATTERNS
Aipom
Ampharos
Azumarill
Bayleef
F/O weave in tail. Stuff and shape.
EARS:
(using peach, make 2)
Rnd 1: 3 sc in magic ring (do not join, do not ch 1) turn. (3)
Rnd 2: 3 sc in first sc, 2 sc in remaining 2 sc. Do not ch 1, turn (7)
Rnd 3: sl st in each sc across (7)
F/O and tie the 2 ends together creating a slight curve (ear shape)
MUSTACHE:
(using black)
Ch 7, slip stitch in 2nd ch from hook.
Ch 5, slip stitch in next ch
Ch 5, slip stich in last ch.
F/O weave in ends.
BODY (starting with blue):
Rnd 15: sc in next 3 sc, dec over next 2 sc around. In last stitch, change to red yarn
(32)
Rnd 17: sc in next 2 sc, dec over next 2 sc, (24)
Stuff and shape body firmly. Leave neck opening open.
HANDS/ARMS (starting with white):
(hand/arm version with thumb, shown in photos)
Rnd 2: sc in next 3 sc, 2 sc in next sc, sc in next 3 sc, 2 sc in next sc (10)
Rnd 5: sc in next 5 sc, ch 4, sc in 2nd ch from hook and next 2 chs. sc in next 5 sc (10
sc and one 'thumb')
Rnd 6: sc in each sc around (hold 'thumb' down in the front of work and sc behind it)
(10)
Rnd 7: sc in next 3 sc, dec over next 2 sc (8)
Rnd 8: (working in front loops only for this round) sc in next sc, 2 sc in next sc around
(12)
Charmander
Chikorita
Cyndaquil
Drifloon
Eevee
Electrode
Emolga
HootHoot
Horsea
JigglyPuff
Lugia
Meowth
Mew
Mijumaru
Natu
Oddish
Oshawott
Pachirisu
Pichu
Pikachu
Plusle & Minun
PokeBall
Poliwhirl
Psyduck
Raichu
Shaymin
Snorlax
Spheal
Squirtle
Sunkern
Torchic
Umbreon
Voltorb
Wooper
MARIO BROTHERS
PATTERNS
Bombomb
Chain-Chomp
FireFlower
Goomba!
King Boo
Luigi
Luma
Mario
Mario Brothers Mushrooms
Toad and Toadette
PENGUINS OF
MADAGASCAR
Kowalski
Private
Rico
Skipper
SONIC THE HEDGEHOG
F/O white.
Attach red yarn to any of the 'free loops' inside of last round of stitches in hand.
Rnd 9: sc in next 3 free loops, 2 sc in next free loop, sc in next 3 free loops, 2 sc in last
free loop (10)
Stuff arm moderately firm (leave hand unstuffed, but add stuffing in 'wrist' area and up
to shoulder) Flatten the end matching up stitches and sc through all layers to close (5
sc across)
F/O weave in ends.
(alternate hand/arm version without thumb, not shown)
Rnd 2: sc in next 3 sc, 2 sc in next sc, sc in next 3 sc, 2 sc in next sc (10)
Rnd 7: sc in next 3 sc, dec over next 2 sc (8)
Rnd 8: (working in front loops only for this round) sc in next sc, 2 sc in next sc around
(12)
F/O white.
Attach red yarn to any of the 'free loops' inside of last round of stitches in hand.
Rnd 9: sc in next 3 free loops, 2 sc in next free loop, sc in next 3 free loops, 2 sc in last
free loop (10)
Stuff arm moderately firm (leave hand unstuffed, but add stuffing in 'wrist' area and up
to shoulder) Flatten the end matching up stitches and sc through all layers to close (5
sc across)
F/O weave in ends.
SUSPENDERS (using blue):
Row 1: ch 3, sc in 2nd ch from hook and last ch (2)
Row 2-28: sc in both sc (do not ch 2 to turn, it makes
for a straighter edge) (2)
F/O Weave in ends.
LEGS/FEET:
Legs (using blue, make 2)
Rnd 3: (working in back loops only for this round) sc in each sc around (16)
Rnd 4-8: sc in each sc around. (16)
F/O stuff firmly and shape them both evenly. Don't close the open end.
Feet (using brown, make 2)
Rnd 3: sc in next 5 sc, 2 sc in next sc, sc in next 5 sc, 2 sc in last sc (14)
F/O stuff *lightly* and shape as desired. Weave end through final round and pull to
close. Secure and weave in ends. Sew feet/shoes to 'closed' end of leg as shown (open
end is attached to the body)
HAT:
Sonic
Tails
DIGIMON
Terriormon
JEWELRY PATTERNS
PokeBall Earrings and
Pendant
Star Earrings
MISC. PATTERNS
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Despicable Minion
DS Carrying Case
TMNT-Mikey
Pincushion Ring
Pink
HandWarmers/Fingerless
Gloves
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(using red)
Rnd 12: sc in next 25 sc, leave remaining 11 stitches unworked. The 25 stitches will
become the 'front' of the hat which is a little higher than the back of the hat. F/O (weave
in end)
Rnd 13: Attach yarn to center (stitch number 6) of the unworked stitches of the round
11 (not the last 25 sc you worked) and then sc in each sc around. When you reach the
section with the 25 sc from round 12, just continue to sc in each one the same as
working in unjoined rounds. When you reach the last of the 25 sc, simply continue on to
the sc from round 11. (36)
F/O and weave in ends.
Brim/bill of hat:
Row 1: Beginning from joining stitch of final round, count 12 stitches over, attach yarn
in 13th sc, ch 1 and sc in same stitch as joining. sc in next 11 sc, turn (12)
Row 2: (working in front loops only for this row only), sc in each sc across (12)
Row 3-6: sc in each sc across (12)
Row 7: dec over first 2 sc, sc in remaining sc across to the last two sc, dec over the last
2 sc (10)
Do not turn.
Ch 1. slip stitch evenly around brim (one sc in end of each row for the sides). When
you reach the corner where the brim meets the hat, put 2 sc in that corner and resume
slip stitching in each st around until you reach the starting point. Join to first sl st and
f/o. weave in ends
HAT LOGO:
Using white:
F/O weave in ends.
Cut an M from red felt (I recommend using paper first so that you can be sure you like
the look and the size before cutting from felt, using the paper M as a pattern). Glue or
sew the M to the center of white circle, sew the logo onto the center front of hat (be
sure to center it with the bill of the hat)
SIDE BURNS:
(Using brown, make 2)
Row 1: Ch 3, sc in 2nd ch from hook and next ch (2)
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Row 2: sc in both sc (2)
Row 3: skip first sc, sc in last sc (1)
F/O weave in ends.
HAIR:
(using black)
Row 1: ch 15, sc in 2nd ch from hook, ch 3, * sc in next ch, ch 3 * (repeat from * to * to
end of chain) end with sc in last ch.
F/O
ASSEMBLY:
I highly recommend pinning all the pieces together before sewing anything to make
sure you have all the pieces done right and that you get them in the positions you like
best before sewing. It seems like alot of extra work, but this will save you ALOT of
hassle.
Sew head to neck opening. Sew hat to top of head as shown, giving a slight tilt
backwards on the head. Sew the 'hair' to the bottom of the hat at the back (see the
photos). Nose is sewn centered on the face with the brim of the hat, but a little lower on
the face. Mustache is sewn under the nose much like the hair was at the back of the
head.
Ears should be placed just at the base of the hat on the sides of the head. Experiment
with the placement so that you can be sure you're happy with how the ears look.
Sideburns are sewn just in front of the ears as shown.
Arms are sewn to the sides of the upper body near the base of the head. If you made
the version with the thumbs, be sure to pay attention to the position of the hands and
that the thumb is in the right place. Hands should be slightly curved inwards.
Suspenders are sewn on as shown (crossing them in the back). Add the two small
yellow (or gold) buttons to the suspenders where they meet the 'pants'.
Legs/feet are sewn to the bottom of the body as shown.
Eyes are constructed from a larger oval shape in white, with a smaller oval shape in
blue and another even smaller oval shape in black (see photos). I also like to add a tiny
white circle of felt as a catch light to the eyes to help give some dimention.
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166 Comments:
Jelibe said...
I love it! I love Mario!!
August 23, 2009 at 5:08 AM
Deanna said...
I love him! thank you for the gift!
August 23, 2009 at 1:13 PM
WolfDreamer said...
Thank you very much!
August 23, 2009 at 3:13 PM
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Erin the Red said...
You're pretty much a crochet genius. I haven't made any of your patterns yet but I
most definitely plan to sometime soon. Thanks for sharing them!
August 23, 2009 at 3:27 PM
WolfDreamer said...
Thank you for the comment! :D
August 23, 2009 at 4:26 PM
ara said...
Is amazing! i love your designs! n.n
August 23, 2009 at 6:07 PM
Mini said...
You do exceptional work - you've nailed Mario to a "T"!
August 23, 2009 at 9:05 PM
WolfDreamer said...
Thanks! :D
August 23, 2009 at 9:08 PM
Anonymous said...
OH MY GODDESS this is awesome i love it this is the ultimate crochet super mario
ive ever seen
I make one i make one yeah my son will love this
August 24, 2009 at 7:40 AM
WolfDreamer said...
Thank you! :D
August 24, 2009 at 8:20 AM
Anonymous said...
aww cute, that is sooo cool, can you make a shelled turtle please?????????
August 24, 2009 at 8:23 AM
Dragonflymom said...
this is really cute!!! My younger son, Aiden is looking at the computer right now,
saying, "can you make that for me, please?" LOL
August 24, 2009 at 1:46 PM
WolfDreamer said...
Thanks! (and I hope Aiden gets his mario! :D )
August 24, 2009 at 3:51 PM
Shoveling Ferret said...
Beautiful, amazing work! Aside from the cute/awesome that is Mario, I mean - this is
just really, really good looking, well executed crochet. At least to my newbie self. ;)
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WolfDreamer said...
Thank you very much :)
August 28, 2009 at 8:20 PM
Amanda said...
This is the best crocheted Mario I have ever seen. My brother would love it. I was
wondering though, do you know what the name of the color for the skin was? I can't
seem to find a color that looks like skin. Thank you for posting this awesome pattern!
August 29, 2009 at 10:54 AM
WolfDreamer said...
For mario and other human dolls I generally use RedHeart Supersaver yarns, and the
color I find best for skin is either light coral, or sea coral (depending on which one
walmart has that week LOL) I prefer the light coral color, but when you live out in the
middle of nowhere, you're at the mercy of walmart's current inventory. LOL
August 29, 2009 at 4:21 PM
Anonymous said...
THANK YOU!!!. I've been looking EVERYWHERE for a pattern of super mario that was
both cute and easy to follow and you've provided both.
THANK YOU! he's amazing
August 29, 2009 at 8:09 PM
WolfDreamer said...
You're very welcome! :D
August 29, 2009 at 8:12 PM
Crystal said...
Mario!!! I love him so much, actually I'm wearing a vintage mario shirt right now, haha.
This is the best mario pattern I've seen out there, it's even better than the ones sold at
etsy! Thank you so much for sharing your patterns to us for free, I often have trouble
buying at etsy because I don't have a credit card. I can't wait to crochet him; I have
recently finished making a squirtle using your pattern, and my sister loves it sooo
much! She put it on her bookcase and says it makes the bookcase look so much
cooler. But I'm gonna have to make this mario for myself... Too cute <3
August 30, 2009 at 11:37 AM
Crystal said...
oh and also may I ask what the approximate height of mario is? I'm just curious, but
whatever the size I will make him anyway(:
August 31, 2009 at 2:30 AM
WolfDreamer said...
Thank you very much, Crystal! I'm thrilled your sister likes her Squirtle. The one that I
made for the photo in the pattern, was given to a little boy who's father was killed in
Afghanistan... he hasn't put that doll down since. LOL. I simply love to see and hear
about the dolls making people happy!
And mario... hmm, he's roughly 12 inches tall... that's going to vary a bit depending on
your hook, yarn and tension... but he'll be somewhere in that ballpark :)
August 31, 2009 at 2:46 AM
Anonymous said...
This is definitely the best-looking Mario I've come across! You did a great job. If only I
knew someone to make it for! =/
As for your inner debate on whether to sell the pattern or make it a freebie, you chose
the right option! Mario is a licensed character, and therefore the pattern cannot legally
be sold without written permission from the company who owns it (Nintendo). I wonder
how long it would take for Nintendo to get back to you with an answer? Hmm...
Probably about as long as it takes me to get a rebate check in the mail. Lol.
August 31, 2009 at 6:07 AM
WolfDreamer said...
Yes, I know about the licensing situation with these characters, but to be honest... it
doesn't stop anyone. There are hundreds if not thousands of people selling patterns
they've made of characters, and frankly, some of them are really bad. I still couldn't
bring myself to do it tho, because even if mario was awful, I make these FAN ART
patterns simply because I love to do it... I don't think it should cost people more than
their own materials to be able to make a character like this for themselves or someone
else.
I'm just weird that way. :)
August 31, 2009 at 3:17 PM
Anonymous said...
Hey WolfDreamer!
Thanks a lot for the pattern! I've got a niece and nephew that are Mario FREAKS!...So
I'm gonna make all you Mario Bros. patterns for them for Christmas. I let my nephew
see it and he started jumping up and down saying: "Will you make me one...huh?
huh? huh?...PLEASE!!!
Thanks again!
September 2, 2009 at 12:47 PM
Marizza said...
sooo cute, i love mario bros, you are sooo nice to give him 4 free!!
WolfDreamer said...
You're quite welcome! :D
September 3, 2009 at 1:17 AM
Lupita said...
This is like the coolest thing ever. Umm I have a question about it. what do you mean
by alternate arm/hand. is that just the arm without the thumb or what?
WolfDreamer said...
Yes, the alternate 'arm/hand' is the hand without the thumb. Some people don't care
for the thumb, and some just have a bit of trouble with them, so I like to offer both
ways of making the hand so that they have the choice :)
Lupita said...
Thanks for responding.
Meg said...
This is really awesome! I made your Luma pattern for my friend and she loved it.
Thanks so much for keeping these patterns free. I can't really afford much more than
the supplies. To me, crochet is supposed to be inexpensive. I get all my patterns free
off either your site or crochetpatterncentral.com. They have links to just about
anything you could ever want. That's how I found your site in the first place. I'm so glad
I did! Please keep posting more patterns! I look forward to making every one
eventually. They're all just so cute! Thanks again!
Meg
WolfDreamer said...
Thanks Meg :) I'm glad you enjoy the patterns, and I understand the need to find
decent patterns for free, that's why I started this site, because I was faced with the
same issues. I'll be adding more patterns, as I get them done I always post them as
soon as I can :)
Calita said...
Lovely pattern! thanks for being soo generous :)
WolfDreamer said...
You're very welcome :)
Anonymous said...
My sons will love Mario & Luigi! When I was little my Nana would make us something
every yr for Christmas. I started this when i got married. I make my whole family
Something every yr. These will be great for my boys. THANK YOU!!!!
Anonymous said...
Do you have a pattern for Yoshi?
October 9, 2009 at 8:46 PM
Carla said...
Dear wolfdreamer, thank you soo much for this amazing pattern of Mario, I'm enjoying
a lot in the process to make one, your isntruction is very detail, and easy to
understand. I was planning to make this Mario for my nephew, but now I'm in dillema
cause I'm so in love with this doll :)
October 10, 2009 at 10:14 AM
Ariana said...
Just wondering, where did you get the yellow buttons for this pattern? I love it so much
but can't find buttons that match mario! Thank you so much for sharing the pattern by
the way :)
October 15, 2009 at 11:51 PM
WolfDreamer said...
You're very welcome!
And the buttons, I bought a pack of brightly colored plastic buttons at Wal-Mart about
a year ago for another project and those yellow buttons were in that package. I keep
buttons handy in a box all the time, I never throw out a worn shirt without taking the
buttons first lol... so I really don't know where most of them come from but those I do
remember. :)
October 16, 2009 at 12:01 AM
Anonymous said...
I am in the process of making for the boys across the street. They are huge Mario
fans. I am making 1 Mario and 1 Luigi. It will make great Christmas presents.
Especially in these times. Something not so expensive and they will love. Thanks for
sharing of your pattern.
October 23, 2009 at 11:25 PM
Yarn Wolf said...
Your Mario and Luigi patterns are nice, but I got a little confused at the moustache
part. I had a long chain of pekoes! I thought that I was supposed to continue
slipstitching instead of slipstitching in the one before the last slipstich--does that
make any sense? Nevermind. I worked it out fine, but I just have to say that I had no
need to do the first 'sl st in 2nd ch from hook'. Was that a typo?
November 23, 2009 at 11:52 AM
Anonymous said...
Excuse me but I get a bit confused on the brim of the hat. Can you please send
pictures of the way you did it.
November 24, 2009 at 2:10 PM
Vicky said...
Just wanted to say thanks for all the wonderful patterns. I am making Mario for my
daughter as a gift to go along with a nintendo wii my older son bought her for xmas.
Thought it was a nice touch. Your dolls are beautiful and plan to make a few more.
You are very kind to post them for free. Your work is beautiful and as a long time
crocheter i love the amigurumi dolls. Found you a few weeks ago and will be visiting
soon . Thamks again and hope mine comes out just as nice as yours did. 1 ? did you
lightly stuff the hat? Thanks again. :O)
December 2, 2009 at 6:58 PM
Dollmaker Barb said...
Thanks for sharing this. I will watch your list from now on.
Deonna said...
Love this! Friend of mine wanted a amigurumi mario, I was just going to wing it, but
now I don't have to! Thanks so much for sharing!
January 25, 2010 at 7:42 PM
Veronica said...
Oh, wow! I just made your Mario and I absolutely LOVE him! Next up, Luigi! Your
patterns are fabulous. I'm going to make some of your Nintendo patterns for my
brother for graduation! I love following your work. You are very talented!
February 6, 2010 at 12:25 AM
M&M Mommy said...
This is the most amazing thing I've ever seen EVER!!
Thank you for posting this for us!!
Where can I put in a request?? =)
February 26, 2010 at 4:40 PM
Anonymous said...
Thank you very much ! I have made someone very happy with this Mario. It looks
great!
March 1, 2010 at 12:59 PM
Anonymous said...
It's an amazing pattern you've made :o) Have you ever considered making "The
Simpsons"? Especially Bart :o) My nephew is a HUGE simpsons-fan, and would
loooooooooooooove to get a Bart-doll
March 16, 2010 at 5:21 PM
virginia said...
3-17-10 Just finished Mario and was very please. Need something for 16yr.old
grandson and this was very appropriate for him as he loves games. Will get back to
you on his expression? I have had many compliments on it and was very happy with
the easy pattern.Thanks so very much. we be making more I'm sure the grand
daughters have already let me know what item they want. which is going to help them
learn to crochet. Paying it forward to them from one grandmother to the next. Forever
grateful
March 17, 2010 at 11:32 PM
virginia said...
thankyou for making it easier to please a 16yr old
March 17, 2010 at 11:35 PM
virginia said...
just finished Mario and my grandson really was surprised thankyou for the pattern and
very good directions. virginia
March 22, 2010 at 12:43 AM
WolfDreamer said...
You're very welcome, Virginia! I'm pleased that the pattern has made others happy :)
March 22, 2010 at 3:59 AM
Crisco said...
These are amazing! My roommate has finished Mario and Luigi and is now working on
a goomba. Everyone who has seen the finished products have wanted one for
themselves. Your patterns are so cute! We would love to see a yoshi or a bowser
pattern! Thank you so much for sharing these.
March 22, 2010 at 6:01 PM
Alesha said...
Well, I've got all the piece done and I'm going to start putting him together tonight.
Question for you - do you think that I could use your hat pattern to make a hat to
match for my 4 year nephew? If I maybe used a bigger hook? Your insight would be
greatly appreciated! Thanks!!
March 30, 2010 at 2:11 PM
Eva Lindqvist said...
What a fantastic pattern! I love this. Thanks for sharing your talent. We are a
Nintendo-loving family ... our cats are named Mario and Luigi :)
April 7, 2010 at 12:08 PM
Vanessa said...
Hi. I Love the pattern you've done for Mario! I have two questions:
1) DO I have to stuff the Hat a little bit before attaching it to the head?
2) My hat seems to be too big for the head. I'm not sure if I made the head too small?
Is that hat comparatively larger than the head? Than you so much! You are very gifted!
April 24, 2010 at 10:05 AM
WolfDreamer said...
It could be a combination of things, but the hat should be a bit wider than the head but
then should get a little tighter at the part of the hat where it meets the head (see the
photos). I DID stuff the hat a little bit, *just* enough to get it to the shape I wanted, but
not so much that it made it too puffy or out of shape.
April 24, 2010 at 11:24 AM
RoboTrish said...
Thank you so much for this pattern WolfDreamer! I made one of my own and only
made a few adjustments, mainly because I used two different brands of yarn in the
same project.
you can see it here if you'd like:
http://robotrish.com/post/548708296/ami-mario
Thanks again,
RoboTrish
April 27, 2010 at 1:19 AM
Anonymous said...
what does F/O mean?
May 5, 2010 at 9:12 PM
WolfDreamer said...
F/O means 'Fasten Off' or cut your thread. :D
May 5, 2010 at 9:16 PM
Anonymous said...
cool, apreciate the quick reply. thanks.
May 6, 2010 at 2:00 AM
feinesstoeffchen said...
Youre so generous, I just found your great patterns and my 6yo son being a fresh
SuperMarioFan will freak out if he sees this!
Do you think of doing more Nintendo Patterns such as Donkey Kong, Wario or my
favourite, the piranha plant (aka Pakkun Flower) ?
I cant wait to try you patterns, thank you!
Best wishes from germany,
Kati
May 10, 2010 at 11:12 AM
Josefina said...
i love making this so far, but am running into brain freeze with the mustache. i simply
can't make out the instructions. i'm sure it's very straight forward, but I'm a beginner so
please help! i've done ch 7, sl st in 2nd. do i just chain an additional 5 on top of that?
and then? what does '(slip stich) in next chain' refer to? same as '2nd chain from the
hook'? i'm guessing not, cause that looked wrong. thanks!
May 11, 2010 at 6:18 PM
WolfDreamer said...
Josefina - yes, after you slip stitch in the second chain from the hook, chain 5, then
slip stitch in the next chain of the original ch7, then chain 4, and slip stitch in the next
chain of the original ch7. Basically you're making a 'line' of loops for the mustache. :)
May 11, 2010 at 7:08 PM
Ada said...
Thank you so much for these wonderfull patterns. I just finished making Mario for my
son. He loves it. Will make more of the nintendo plushies.
May 14, 2010 at 4:45 AM
Josefina said...
so i ran into another little problem making the feet. for the last round it says to sc 1,
then decrease over 2, and it should generate 8 stitches from original 14. it doesn't
come out right for me, so i'm wondering if i'm missing something.
May 14, 2010 at 2:06 PM
Josefina said...
i don't think my previous comment regarding the mustache was posted, so i'll try
again. thanks for the clarification, however i'm now wondering where the last slip stitch
goes (chain 5, slip stitch in last chain). for me, the chains are all used up at this point.
thanks!
May 14, 2010 at 2:14 PM
Anonymous said...
this is really cute! i tried making this, but his head keeps falling to the side. do you
have any suggestions on how to keep his head up?
May 28, 2010 at 12:51 AM
WolfDreamer said...
My guess is that you need more stuffing in the head (particularly at the neck end) and
the top of the body. Also, be sure that you sew them *securely* together...
May 28, 2010 at 12:54 AM
Esme said...
Dear WolfDreamer,
You are truly amazing! I have fallen (yet again!) in love with Mario and Luigi, thanks to
your patterns. My son will love these, I can't wait to start. Will you PLEASE consider
designing a Princess Peach? I can already imagine her beautiful dress... The
collection will simply not be complete without her!
May 31, 2010 at 2:53 AM
Loredana said...
I made this pattern which you so kindly shared with us. Do check it out on my blog
please. I value your opinion. I made Mario an extra pair of trousers because the white
stuffing was showing through without it.
June 1, 2010 at 2:25 AM
Sonia said...
HI Wolfdreamer! First of all, thank you soooo much for the pattern. I was looking for
something for my grandson Andres, and I found your lovely patterns. Today I went and
bought all the threads for Mario and Luigi, and tonight when I was ready to star
working on the pattern noticed that you mention a "Magic Ring", is that something
that I need to buy or is it something that I make...? Please help tomorrow is 4th of july
and everithing will be closed. Need to start this project right away. Thanks sooo much
for your kind heart, it makes me feel like I have to know you. Thanks, Sonia
July 3, 2010 at 8:46 PM
Anonymous said...
Hey Sonia, saw your post and thought that I would hel you out, A magic ring is a
crochet method to start crocheting in the round without leaving a large gap in the
center. I'm sure if you look on youtube or even just type the term into google you will
be able to find some quality tutorials out there on how to make one, it's really eay
when you get the hang of it. Good luck!
And P.S. to the creator of this wicked pattern, thanks so much! mine's turning out
awesome and earning me some major girlfriend brownie points =)
July 20, 2010 at 1:24 PM
Anonymous said...
I love this Mario pattern- couldn't be more perfect! However- I couldn't help but notice
your Mario cast is incomplete... I'm a huge fan of Yoshi (I absolutely ADORE that
dinosuar!) and was hoping you could make a pattern, if it's not too much trouble.
Thanks!
P.S.- please let me know when the pattern is available- my email is
teenzilla@email.com
Thanks again!
July 20, 2010 at 7:55 PM
rosieBee said...
Absolutely amazing!! Much better than anything you would buy at a toy store. I too am
stuck on the moustache!! Ill keep working at it, but you may need to re-write that bit of
the pattern so it's a little easier to understand. Otherwise so far, so good. Thank you
vvery much for sharing your skills with us all. :)
July 23, 2010 at 12:56 PM
Anonymous said...
The mustache is pretty difficult, but I'll manage.
Think you could make a Yoshi?
July 23, 2010 at 2:56 PM
Anonymous said...
I recently made Mario for my grandson and he absolutely loved it! I now have requests
for Luigi and Toad & Toadette.
Thank you so much for sharing your patterns with us! I love them all!
Suzanne Lincez Malcolm
July 24, 2010 at 11:07 AM
enoa said...
Wow ! I'm not good enough to do this right now, but one day I'll do it !
Thanks a lot for this pattern, this is really nice to you to share.
August 3, 2010 at 5:35 AM
Ann-Courtney said...
I really appreciate your talent with all these patterns and I think it is absolutely
wonderful of you to offer them for free!
I am having trouble understanding the decreasing pattern on the hat. I can get to the
54 stitches but am not sure what the decrease pattern would be to end the next round
with 45. If you could help me that would be great!
August 8, 2010 at 7:24 PM
WolfDreamer said...
to do the decrease in the hat, sc 1 in each of 4 sc, then dec over the next 2 sc, repeat
that sequence to the end of the rnd. That should equal 9 decreases in the round,
taking you to 45 sc :D
Ann-Courtney said...
thank you! totally get it now.
mrs eviltedi said...
My Mario Kart mad 3yr old is going to love this...MANY thanks
August 15, 2010 at 9:10 AM
Nela said...
You have just saved me. Thank you SO VER MUCH!
Hilary said...
He's adorable! I added him to my Ravelry queue. Thanks for sharring!
Andy said...
Hi! This looks so cute! I'm a bit confused though - can you tell me what you mean by ?
magic ring"? Is this just a ring of single crochet or something different? Thanks again!
Aradia R.M. Paganus said...
I just made a Mario and it's great! My friends love it-- I've shared photos and a link to
your blog on my FB account. I put my Mario's legs in front, so that he is in a sitting
position.
I don't know if this will work, but I've uploaded photos to my photobucket account--
here is a link to the album:
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v688/TheMightyJenJen/Mario%20Plushie/
Thanks so much for creating such wonderful patterns for everyone to try out. I really
appreciate it.
Anonymous said...
Thank you so much for creating such a cute stuffie. I am making Mario for my son for
Christmas and I am having trouble on the hat. After sc the 54 stitches the next line
says to sc in the next 4 sc and dec over the next 2 sc. Dec stands for Decrease,
otherwise known as "skip 2 sc" right? That's how I did that part in the head for
instance but for some reason it's not turning out on the hat. I have 54 stitches but
when I do that dec (or skipping 2sc before I do 4sc again) I only get to 38 total
stitches, not 45. What am I doing wrong?
WolfDreamer said...
You need to complete a total of 9 decreases in the round. Skip one sc not two.
Skipping 2 sc is decreasing by far too many in the round.
It's really better if you work a decrease in this way:
http://crochet.about.com/library/bl_decrease.htm instead of skipping stitches.
Skipping leaves holes that are not very good when it comes to stuffing the doll :D
Anonymous said...
Thank you so much. That makes MUCH more sense!! Great work on these patterns. I
will make the rest of the dolls for him for his birthday next year!!!
Anonymous said...
i love the pattern but am a little confused.on the body of mario starting row 15 you sc
in 3 then dec over next 2.how do you end up with 32 st if you only decrease 2/
WolfDreamer said...
you repeat the 'sc in the next 3 sc, decrease over the next 2 sc' sequence around to
the end of the row, decreasing the number of sc in the round by 8. :D
Anonymous said...
can you explain row 13 on the hat where you attatch the yarn.it says to attatch to
stitch 6 of unworked stitches of round 11,but didnt you wrk all stitches in rd 11?
WolfDreamer said...
Yes, you did work all the stitches of round 11. But in round 12 you only work 25 sc,
leaving 11 stitches unworked and those 11 stitches are on round 11.
So for round 13, you attach the yarn to the center of the 11 stitches that were not
worked in round 12 (but are on round 11)
Anonymous said...
thankyou so much for answering all questions.you are a genious with your patterns
and are so generous to share them.i am excited to make mario because i have 2
grandsons that absolutely love him.
December 23, 2010 at 6:22 AM
Anonymous said...
what is the magic ring you talk about? how do you make it?
January 10, 2011 at 10:38 PM
WolfDreamer said...
Magic Ring is really just a term for something I grew up calling a slip-ring :). Some
really nice illustrated instructions are here:
http://www.planetjune.com/blog/tutorials/magic-ring-right-handed/ (the left-handed
instructions are linked at the top if you need those)
If you work better from video tutorials try this one:http://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=FHYVutk2iYY">
Hope that helps! It's technique that really does make working in rounds alot easier :)
January 11, 2011 at 1:03 AM
CeCe Green Gal said...
Thank You so much for sharing this pattern! It's WONDERFUL! And mine is coming
along pretty nicely. The little boy I'm making it for has a Luigi, but has been missing
Mario and I think he's really gong to love it!
I do have a question though: Should his hat be stuffed? Mine is looking OK without it
stuffed, but a little saggy. A little stuffing would probably fill it out, but I wanted your
opinion before I actually did :-)
WolfDreamer said...
I stuffed the hat on mine just a little. Only enough to give the hat a little bit of 'support'
without taking away the natural 'slouch' I was looking for :D
Pretty much any amount of stuffing that gives you the look that you're wanting is ok.
(it's all about making a doll that satisfies you, so whatever results in the look you want
:) )
CeCe Green Gal said...
Thanks for getting back to me so quickly! :-) I didn't stuff the hat on this one, but I
think I'm going to make another - with the Luigi because he is SO cute too!! and I'd
like to have the set - I think I'll give their hats a wee bit of stuffing just to fill it out a
little. I love your patterns so much! They've given me great inspiration! I posted pics of
my finished Mario on my Blog, if you'd like to see how he turned out :-)
http://craftyme0330.blogspot.com/
January 13, 2011 at 10:18 AM
Melanie said...
This is great my boys and nephew will love him!! great design!! thanks so much for
sharing it!!
anushka said...
dear wolfdreamer,
thank you for this awesome pattern. i just finished all the pieces to make mario for my
4 year old. now i am wondering if i sew them together using yarn and an embroidery
needle as i would for a knit doll or do you use needle and thread? i think this is a silly
question now that i type it, but i am a knitter and just making sure i follow crocheters
rules for sewing the parts together. do you use a certain stitch? thank you for taking
the time to answer!
WolfDreamer said...
That is really up to you. :D
Some people prefer to use the yarn and a yarn needle to sew the parts
together....others use sewing thread and a sewing needle.
I use sewing thread (doubled of course) and needle to assemble my dolls. I find it
creates a durable joining without any extra bulk added.
This is strictly a matter of personal taste though, so whichever you prefer is best :D
anushka said...
thank you so much!!! will post back to you (again) for the final product... : )
KatTuba said...
Hello and thank you for posting this wonderful amigurumi pattern! I am making one for
my boyfriend now and I think I might have come across a mistake/typo in the pattern.
For the Feet/Shoes:
Rnd 11: sc in next sc, dec over next 2 sc (8)
I think that either the 8 or the pattern might be incorrect. When I do "sc in next sc,
dec over next 2 sc", I end up with 8 sc in my current round and two sc still left to cover
from the previous round. Maybe I am doing something wrong?
If you could please check that and get back to me, that would be great. =)
January 24, 2011 at 10:23 PM
WolfDreamer said...
Thank you for bringing that to my attention. That is a mistake that was corrected once
LONG ago, I really don't know why it suddenly came back, but I've fixed it again.
It might have something to do with the 'outage' a couple of days ago? I don't know but I
had corrected a long time ago.
Web weirdness... gotta love it. LOL
January 24, 2011 at 11:38 PM
Marge said...
Thank you for the Mario Plushie... I saw it just in time for a nice 7th birthday gift for
grandson. I have a question tho about the size of hook. I didn't change to a smaller
hook and the stuffing showed through the stitches. I thought maybe my technique
would be ok with the hook as I don't crchet too loose or too tight (sort of in the middle)
Would changing to a smaller make the item smaller in size? I want to make the Luigi
next so any info on this would be appreciated. Also Hand/arm with thumb instr. Rnd 8
has 12 stitches and round 9 has 10. Am I missing some instructions?(still learning) It
came out alright but still wondering where the 2 stitches went. Thank you for the
patterns and your quick response to the questions. Marge
WolfDreamer said...
In that part of the pattern, in rnd 8 you are working in the front loops only (leaving the 8
back loops free)
In round 9, you are working in only the 8 free back loops, but you make two increases
(for a total of 10 stitches)
It's a little different that what you see most often in simpler patterns, but the details
are what make the difference in these dolls :D
January 26, 2011 at 10:34 PM
anushka said...
here's my finished mario! thank you so much for these awesome patterns. i am
definitely going to be making more in the future. so much fun!
http://bogoyevac-journey.blogspot.com/2011/01/mario.html
Vicky Cody said...
Ok, I can't wait to try this pattern but I have a question before I get started. What is a
magic ring? Where can you get one? I've been crocheting for many years and have
never heard of this. Thanks.
Marge said...
Vicky The magic ring is a method of crocheting a ring and it is a pretty simple
procedure once you prctice it a few times. It is very lenthy in explanation so I will tell
you to google or search the words "crochet magic ring" and you will find many sites
that will show you how to do it including a video for visual instructions. It (once done)
enables you to pull on the tail of yarn and actually close up the ring and it makes a
very neat center. Hope this helps. Marge
SoumyaManjunath said...
hey thank u so much for sharing this pattern, mario is so cute...:) i love it , I made it
for myself it came out so gud.. awesome.. i am from INDIA thanks alot , i got this from
ravelry...plz share tweety pattern for us...thanks alot
March 18, 2011 at 3:10 AM
KayBee said...
Thanks so much for providing your pattern free of charge!! As a college student I
cannot afford to pay for patterns right now and I have two little boys in my life who are
going to LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your Mario and Luigi plushies.
Thanks again!!
April 3, 2011 at 4:35 PM
lottacurls said...
You are a genius! This pattern is really awesome =D. I just finished making this for my
son, today, and he was SO excited! Your instructions were written so well & were so
easy to follow, and the results are fantastic! THANK YOU SO MUCH!
May 5, 2011 at 9:02 PM
Anonymous said...
Hello! My name is Antonia. My son is writting this because I don't speak English. I
really want to thank you for the Mario pattern and congratulate you for your blog and
for sharing your knowledge with all of us. Bye!
May 9, 2011 at 1:29 PM
Anonymous said...
This is SUCH a cool pattern!
I'd luv 2 c a princess peach! Please!?
May 11, 2011 at 9:18 AM
Marina Hyatt said...
Thank you for such awesome patterns, I am doing Mario and have everything
crocheted, but cannot get the hat. Have it to the brim, and it just is not coming out
right, i am picking it up at the wrong place or something. I have tried and tried and just
can't get my mind around the right way. Thanks again for the awesome patterns, and
would appreciate any help you can give.
Marina
May 13, 2011 at 8:30 PM
Ginny of Sunflowers At Home said...
Thanks for sharing your awesome patterns. Just wanted to let you know that I am
featuring your blog, especially your Mario Bros. patterns, on my blog on May 27,
2011. You can check it out at http://www.SunflowersatHome.blogspot.com
May 26, 2011 at 9:34 AM
Lily said...
I love this pattern - I've used it 3 times, and for some reason, I just CANNOT get the
hat right! It always ends up ENORMOUS in comparison to the rest of Mario! I think in
the future, I'll use a smaller hook there!
Thanks for sharing your patterns, Linda!
June 3, 2011 at 8:45 AM
Anonymous said...
WolfDreamer,
Thank you so very much for posting the world of Mario Land to crochet. My sons and
husband are such huge fans. My husband cannot wait for me to crochet him some of
these so he can show them off at work. My two boys were Mario and Luigi for
Halloween last year and these will just be amazingly adorable. Every time someone
asks where I found these, I give WolfDreamer credit and send them to your site. Love
your talent, thanks a million for posting.
June 3, 2011 at 2:12 PM
TrineTusindTing said...
Thank you very much for the pattern, my boy is a very happy boy now!
Trine, Denmark
Trinetusindting@blogspot.com
(look at my Mario: http://trinetusindting.blogspot.com/2011/06/mere-mario-denne-
gang-hklet.html)
June 8, 2011 at 1:22 PM
Anonymous said...
Mario es precioso!! y Luigi tambien, yo he empezado hoy a fabricar a Mario, la cabeza
y el cuerpo......la parte azul, lo he hecho muy bien, sin problemas, pero al llegar al
bigote y sobre todo las manos, no entiendo nada.
Que quiere decIR Captulo??....y bucles libres??.
Estara muy agradecida si me explica
como hacer manos, y los trminos que he descrito.
Que Dios le bendiga!!!.
Muchas gracias, espero noticias ok.
June 29, 2011 at 6:29 PM
Anonymous said...
i know a person who is a big fan of Mario so I will crochet him for him. I wan to know ,
have you thought of trying to do Betty Boop?
July 1, 2011 at 4:58 PM
Lily said...
I'd agree with Anonymous - Betty Boop; I've been looking for a plush pattern for her
everywhere, but can't seem to find one. I'm sure you get requests all the time, though,
but I hope someday you will do one!
July 4, 2011 at 2:34 PM
Anonymous said...
Thank You for the free pattern! You truly are an artist! Not too sure about the sewing of
the parts. Could you give a few pointers?
July 13, 2011 at 11:04 AM
Anonymous said...
Hello I Love all your patterns. You are really great at crocheting. I Was wondering if
you could do a yoshi or give me pointers on it. Thanks
July 14, 2011 at 1:56 PM
[charis] said...
Thanks so much for the pattern! Not only does it look exactly like Mario, but it's a
rather easy pattern to follow. You're my new hero =]
July 19, 2011 at 12:45 PM
Anonymous said...
I love it!! I've made one of these, and also a Luigi of yours, and they are adorable! I was
wondering if you could perhaps make a Yoshi pattern? I would like to complete my
trio, and I can't find a good Yoshi pattern ANYWHERE!
July 27, 2011 at 2:42 PM
Keri said...
Such a wonderful pattern... so easy to follow. Thank you soo much for posting these!
My little guy just loves his Mario and now wants a "fire Mario" and just about every
pokemon on your site :) Going to try out Squitle next (i probably spelled that
wrong..lol)
Thank you, thank you so much for your patterns. They truly rock!
I have one small request to go along with all the hundreds you have.... my daughter
loves Ponyta... and i would love a pattern, especially one of yours. Thanks again!
Panda Ayes said...
Do you sell any of these? They're so cute! I really want one!!
Christinanthemum said...
I've been wanting a pattern for Mario for YEARS! I found this via Ravelry and your
mushroom patterns. WONDERFUL! Thanks for giving the pattern away.
August 12, 2011 at 3:23 PM
Bugbug1 said...
Ok so I'm quite new to crocheting and am wanting to make this for my husband and
am curious as to what you mean by magic ring?
August 26, 2011 at 9:18 PM
WolfDreamer said...
Magic Ring is really just a term for something I grew up calling a slip-ring :). Some
really nice illustrated instructions are here:
http://www.planetjune.com/blog/tutorials/magic-ring-right-handed/ (the left-handed
instructions are linked at the top if you need those)
If you work better from video tutorials try this one:http://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=FHYVutk2iYY">
Hope that helps! It's technique that really does make working in rounds alot easier :)
If you run into a term you don't know when reading a pattern, do a quick GOOGLE
search for the abbreviation or stitch/technique you're encountering... you'll find a world
of explanation and tutorials at your fingertips :D
August 26, 2011 at 10:59 PM
helga said...
Suche Hkelanleitung fr Wario
August 28, 2011 at 6:23 AM
Matthew said...
How do you attach the new yarn to the 6th st. of rnd 13 for the hat? Do you simply tie
it on or is there some technique to attach the new yarn as the normal technique to
change color won't work?
BTW, I learned to crochet simply so that I could make this pattern!
WolfDreamer said...
In general, when attaching a new color of yarn (or the same color in a new place),
insert the hook into the stitch indicated by the pattern, and hook the new yarn. Draw it
through and make your stitch as usual
As you work the next three or four stitches, hold the 'tail' of the new yarn along side
(on the back) of your stitches, and work over the tail to anchor it in. You may need to
'tug up' on the tail a little bit to make that first stitch even with the rest. But don't tug
too tightly or you'll distort that stitch.
Leave the rest of the tail 'dangling' for now, and later you can go back and using a
tapestry needle, thread it back through (in the other direction) of a few stitches and
trim it off.
(in the case of dolls, if it's going to be stuffed, just leave it be after working over the
first few stitches, the stuffing will hold it fast and it will be hidden anyway)
Emily said...
Hey I luv ur patterns. I really wanna crochet a princess peach!! Please make one!!
Debbie said...
Thank you so much for doing these patterns. I haven't made one before, but my son
would be over the moon. These are just wonderful. Things to hand make for boys, or to
use to teach boys crochet, and be so hard to find. I taught crochet to middle
schoolers a few years back and these would have been a great choice ;- )
Mary said...
Just loved the Mario Doll. Just finished crochet everything, now I just have to put
together. I did notice that the pattern didn't in the shoes. Would it be possible to get
the shoe pattern to finish my doll. Thank you.
Mary
WolfDreamer said...
The shoe pattern is there, with 'feet and legs' It's all worked together. :D
Kristina said...
Thanx sooo mutch for posting all your patterns!
I've made Mario and Luigi for my brother as a Birthday present.
They don't look as nice as yours but they will do. ;-)
//Kristina
October 17, 2011 at 8:25 AM
Becca said...
Thank you so much! My little brother is a huge mario fan, and I am going to make him
Mario, Luigi, and a mushroom or two for Christmas! Thanks Again!!!!!!!!
Karla said...
Thank you so very much for sharing your wonderful Mario pattern. It was easy to follow
and Mario looks simply great.
My bocfriend loves him. He is now travelling with him in our car, tied to the back of the
head rest so that anyone behind the car can see little Mario.
Lizande said...
Muchas, muchas gracias, por los patrones,es genial que compartas tus
conocimientos para enriquecer a otras personas, har el mario y el Luigi, me
encantan.
katiebug92 said...
Love! I featured this on my blog, here:
http://punkprojects.blogspot.com/2011/12/make-it-monday_12.html
CsqDesigns said...
Loved this. Made it. Mentioned you on my blog. Here's the link...
http://csqdesigns.blogspot.com/2011/12/mario-in-plush.html Thanks for the awesome
pattern!
Blaubaer said...
Danke fr diese super Muster,ich bin begeistert.Hoffentlich verstehe ich alles richtig
um ins deutsche zu bersetzen.
Liebe Gre sendet Regina
Anonymous said...
Check out the mario I did with a friend! We went with a more retro look.
Anonymous said...
Sorry I messed up the link above to the mario picture.
Here it is: Retro Mario
Anonymous said...
Thank you so much! The perfect birthday gift for my brother who has been a nintendo
fanatic since the late 80's when he played Mario as a little 3 year-old kid! You have a
kind heart to share your expertise like this!
April 13, 2012 at 8:13 PM
Anonymous said...
This is so amazing!
I would LOVE LOVE LOVE a Yoshi pattern too!
April 15, 2012 at 2:24 PM
Ruth said...
Thank you so very much. Mario and Luigi are up on my blog at
http://atnumber29.wordpress.com/2012/04/15/mario-and-luigi
I've had a lot of great comments and one small boy is over the moon. (and making
lists of who mummy should do next!)
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
May 1, 2012 at 4:42 AM
Donna Gorske said...
Thank you so much for this, when my son was little (a long time ago lol) we went to
our local Pizza Shop, and he whispered to me.. "Mom, that guy looks like Mario" that
guy, was an old family friend who happened to own the shop. I am going to make this
for him 'cause when I told him this story he called my son Luigi from then on.
May 31, 2012 at 6:06 PM
Gmaw2000 said...
I wanted to thank you for posting this pattern! A friend of mine has a nephew who is
fighting an aggressive form of AML (leukemia) he was just 5 years old when diagnosed
(now he's 6) and I immediately set out to locate a Mario pattern since that is one of he
favorite characters.
They are a military family and flew home from Germany to start treatment at Walter
Reed. Anyway...
I sent Mario off to live with Ryan and help keep the bad days away last year...sorry I
am so late posting my thanks... Anyway here is a link to my own blog where his and
Mario's picture are..they are the first picture you will see.
http://tangledthreadsrandomthoughts.blogspot.com/
June 26, 2012 at 6:19 AM
lucas D'Agnillo said...
hola!!!! me encanto el Mario Plushie.
Soy de Argentina y el traductor no me traduce bien el patron, me podria ayudar? no
entiendo que significa F/O
y tambin tengo problemas con la traduccion por ejemplo en la Cabeza, vuelta 17, me
sale la palabra diciembre ac eso es un mes del ao me podrias explicar con otras
palabras???
Mi correo es erikadagnillo@hotmail.com
lucas D'Agnillo said...
si podes tambin mndame la simbologa. Gracias!!!!!!
erikadagnillo@hotmail.com
MISoRu said...
Thank you for sharing. I've done my own Mario Amigurumi.
http://misoruartesanal.blogspot.com.es/
jcat55 said...
You're my new favorite person. I'm on a spree making all of your mario patterns! I've
already done about half of them, and I need to go get more yarn. I would like to point
out to you if you don't know already that you have a few typos in some of your
patterns. I'm not very bothered, but just in case you want to change it.
Thank you so much for posting these patterns for FREE! I'm definitely donating once I
get my paycheck :)
Nina Sprenger said...
hi. thank you for sharing these patterns. they are really great. a few of my friends loves
them to, but they can't do it, because its english. i would like to ask you, if its okay,
to translate it and share it with them. of course with a link to your page and a note of
your name in it? this would be nice. the google translation is so bad, you can't read
the pattern. greets nina
Tamara said...
Your patterns are amazing! Absolutely perfect. I featured a few of them on my blog
this morning: http://www.mooglyblog.com/video-game-amigurumi-patterns/
Thanks so much for sharing your patterns!
June 24, 2013 at 11:15 AM
carol cox said...
you are a creative and generous artist... i love the patterns... please watch Despicable
me I and II , they are so very cute... i rewatch when they are on tv... Mario and Luigi
will be for my new grandson...
August 26, 2013 at 4:45 PM
mariam reda abubeah said...
wow, this Plushie is truly amazing.
i tried to do it however when i started doing the head it came out too small so i was
wondering if you were using U.S terms or U.K terms because there is a difference
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between the two.
please answer me soon and thanks
Alicia Gutierrez said...
Muchas gracias por tu generosa ayuda!
He terminado el mio y a mi parecer (y el de mi hija) quedo super!!!
Te dejo el link de mi Blog donde lo publique y te doy el credito.
Tus instrucciones son muy claras y precisas apesar de que mi idioma es el espaol.
Saludos desde Mxico.
http://mislaboresencrochet.blogspot.mx/2013/10/mario-bros.html
Melissa Clements said...
I can't wait to make Mario!! It will be my first amigurumi but I have been crocheting for
about 5 years. My husband is super excited for it and I want to make one for my
brother-in-law. Thanks so much!!!!!!!!! I'll let you know how it goes.
October 22, 2013 at 10:09 PM
Mariana said...
Deseo agradecerte, por tu generosidad al compartir este bello patron de Mario... y
contarte que gracias a l, yo he tejido a mi hijo y a mi esposo este bello amigurumi...
gracias a ti y tu patron he echo feliz, muy feliz a mis amores... gracias... te dejo mi
link donde lo publiqu para que veas como me qued...
http://marianatejeydestejeconamor.blogspot.com/2013/12/mario-bross-20-crochet.html
un gran abrazo desde Chile...
Mariana C
Tiffany Lin said...
Hello: I will not do MUSTACHE, can simply tell me that? I was too stupid, thank you
teacher ^_^
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