Thank you for a cute pattern. The mouse will be perfect for my little one. And I love the shop too. She is very talented. I think the 3D cards and the candle holders are my favorite. :-)
The 3D cards are so cool and creative, and right on time for Ventine's day. I have not had time to crochet in a while, but that mouse pattern looks like something to get me back into it! Thank you.
I used size 10 Boye hook which is 1.30 mm. Maybe your hook is a different brand and that's why it's larger. I have noticed that different brands don't have the same sizing.
Hello. I seem to be losing my rounds when I'm crocheting. My mouse turns out wonkey. I do so much crocheting but I just can't master this . Any suggestions. Any help greatly appreciated. Thank you
Adorable mice! I came across your pattern as I am searching for patterns to knit or crochet for the cats in our local animal shelter. I wonder if these are too small? Do you think using a worsted weight yarn wouldmake them a bit larger? ANyway, thanks for sharing these adorable little mice.
Adorable mice! I came across your pattern as I am searching for patterns to knit or crochet for the cats in our local animal shelter. I wonder if these are too small? Do you think using a worsted weight yarn wouldmake them a bit larger? ANyway, thanks for sharing these adorable little mice.
I think I am missing something. I am new to crocheting, but I have had a successful first attempt with this. However I am missing out on how to stuff them....
You're right. I forgot to add the part on how to stuff, etc. I stuff after rnd 17. You will sew the ears 3 rnds above the eyes, 4-5 sts apart. After you sew the ears. pull the ends through the mr hole. You will use those ends to braid the tail later.
Hello Diana. This mouse are really adorable. In Denmark we have a group on Facebook, in which people are crocheting mice to an emergency room. The mice are given to comfort the children who come to the ER. I think that your mouse is really sweet, so I will like to ask you, if I can translate this pattern into Danish and share it with in the group? Looking foreward to hear from you. Love Tina
Hi again, Diana Your lovely mouse have become very popular in Denmark. A lot of people make them for kids at hospitals. The kids love them. Now someone asked me, if it will be allright with you, if one of Denmarks most popular magazines may print the pattern in danish? Lots of love from me and a lot of crocheting people in Denmark
Hi Tina! Yes, that's fine as long as they give me credit for the design. And when the pattern is in the magazine, is there a way for me to purchase a copy? I'd love to have a copy. :-)
Hi Diana. Thank you very much. Do you want the magazine or just a copy of the pattern? I will send you, what you want. If you want the magazine, you may send your adress to my mail: tina@sbb-net.dk. If you just want a copy of the pattern, you can send me your mailadress. And ofcourse you will get credit. Have a very nice weekend. Love Tina
How have you been? I was wondering if the issue with the pattern has been published yet. Also, did you get my address? I never know if the emails get through or not. :-)
Started one of these in DK weight wool for my cats--it was more the size of a rat...lol. So, going to get the #10 crochet thread instead. I think they'll appreciate the smaller size much more.
Wonderful pattern, though. I may make a bunch to donate to the local animal shelter for the cats there to have something to play with, as well.
These are so adorable. And is that a cat bag that they all got stored in? How cute is that!
Thank you so much for sharing the pattern. I have a 6 year-old who goes crazy for stuffed toys. I hope I can pull off making one or two for her. Thank you.
Hello, i have a question. May i translate your free patterns, for my own website for (free) dutch patterns. Ofcourse i link to your originel patterns. Greetings Patricia
Hi! Thank you for asking. :-) I’m afriad I cannot allow translations to be hosted elsewhere, but you have another option. :-) If you would like to translate a crochet pattern from my blog to another language, please create a PDF file of this translation and email it to me at pinkmouseboutique@gmail.com. I will be happy to host the PDF here on my blog as a downloadable file on the original pattern page. You are welcome to include a link to your site with credit for the translation on the PDF, and to blog about doing it with a link to the pattern here on pinkmouseboutique1.blogspot.com where they can find the file.
I made this and put a bit of cat nip between layers of stuffing as a toy for my cat. It's perfect! I love that it is designed to stay together nice and sturdy! Thank you!
Hi. I thought you'd like to know. I made one of these for my daughter as she is doing her A levels and getting really stressed. She said it was like a fun mouse to chase away her stress elephants. (Like cartoon mice scare cartoon elephants) She loved it so much that she asked me to make more for her to hide around school with encouraging messages attached for people to find & give them something to smile about during exam season. So your little mice are making kids smile in a school in Manchester, England. Thank you.
I love your work. :)
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DeleteDo you have a pattern for the pouch?
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This little mouse is absolutely adorable!
ReplyDeleteThese little mice are so cute! My two year old would love to get her little hands on those!
ReplyDeleteThank you! I have a 2-year-old too and she loves hers. She makes pretend beds and puts them sleep. :-)
DeleteI love the little heart ornaments. So lovely!
ReplyDeleteThank you for a cute pattern. The mouse will be perfect for my little one. And I love the shop too. She is very talented. I think the 3D cards and the candle holders are my favorite. :-)
ReplyDeleteI have a daughter who loves anything tiny! She would simply adore these!
ReplyDeleteThese are so sweet - such wonderful ideas!
ReplyDeleteI love those lace print hearts! So beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love her Valentine's Day card! I like that it's personalized and that you can use the little hearts all year long :)
ReplyDeleteSome people are sooo talented and creative!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and creative! I love the little mouses!
ReplyDeleteThe 3D cards are so cool and creative, and right on time for Ventine's day. I have not had time to crochet in a while, but that mouse pattern looks like something to get me back into it! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! Sadly I don't know how to crochet yet, but now I really want to learn!
ReplyDeleteThis mice are so cute!! I don't know how to crochet though, but I have a friend that does. Thanks for the free pattern! =)
ReplyDeleteThis mouse is so dang cute I can't get over it
ReplyDeleteThank you, Megan! :-)
DeleteThe mice are adorable!
ReplyDeleteThank you!!
ReplyDeleteIs this worked in the round or are you supposed to turn the work after each round?
ReplyDeleteIt's worked in the round. :-)
DeleteWhat size hook are you using, it says size 10 here, but that is a pretty big hook for these tiny mice....do you mean 1.0?
ReplyDeleteI used size 10 Boye hook which is 1.30 mm. Maybe your hook is a different brand and that's why it's larger. I have noticed that different brands don't have the same sizing.
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ReplyDeleteHello. I seem to be losing my rounds when I'm crocheting. My mouse turns out wonkey. I do so much crocheting but I just can't master this . Any suggestions. Any help greatly appreciated. Thank you
ReplyDeleteHi!
DeleteDo you use stitch marker? Maybe that will help. :-)
Adorable mice! I came across your pattern as I am searching for patterns to knit or crochet for the cats in our local animal shelter. I wonder if these are too small? Do you think using a worsted weight yarn wouldmake them a bit larger? ANyway, thanks for sharing these adorable little mice.
ReplyDeleteAdorable mice! I came across your pattern as I am searching for patterns to knit or crochet for the cats in our local animal shelter. I wonder if these are too small? Do you think using a worsted weight yarn wouldmake them a bit larger? ANyway, thanks for sharing these adorable little mice.
ReplyDeleteHallo,ich genieße Ihren blog.Ich wurde nun gerne die Mäuse häkeln,wo finde ich die Beschreibung zu den Abkurzungen?Lieben Dank und weiter so
ReplyDeleteHallo,ich genieße Ihren blog.Ich wurde nun gerne die Mäuse häkeln,wo finde ich die Beschreibung zu den Abkurzungen?Lieben Dank und weiter so
ReplyDeleteHi!
DeleteI should have put the description of the abbreviations here but I guess I forgot. I will update my post but here they are for you:
rnd - round
mr - magic ring
sc - single crochet
sc2tog - single crochet 2 together (decrease)
ch - chain
hdc - half double crochet
I hope this helps. :-) Let me know if you have more questions.
Guten morgen,viele viele Dank!
ReplyDeleteI think I am missing something. I am new to crocheting, but I have had a successful first attempt with this. However I am missing out on how to stuff them....
ReplyDeleteAnd sewing the ears on?? Lol
DeleteYou're right. I forgot to add the part on how to stuff, etc. I stuff after rnd 17. You will sew the ears 3 rnds above the eyes, 4-5 sts apart. After you sew the ears. pull the ends through the mr hole. You will use those ends to braid the tail later.
DeleteSoooo sweet and adorable!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteHello Diana.
ReplyDeleteThis mouse are really adorable. In Denmark we have a group on Facebook, in which people are crocheting mice to an emergency room. The mice are given to comfort the children who come to the ER. I think that your mouse is really sweet, so I will like to ask you, if I can translate this pattern into Danish and share it with in the group?
Looking foreward to hear from you.
Love Tina
Hi Tina!
DeleteThank you for the compliment. Yes, you may translate the pattern and share it with your FB group. :-)
Thank you very much. You make many people in Denmark happy now. Have a great day. :)
DeleteHi again, Diana
DeleteYour lovely mouse have become very popular in Denmark. A lot of people make them for kids at hospitals. The kids love them.
Now someone asked me, if it will be allright with you, if one of Denmarks most popular magazines may print the pattern in danish?
Lots of love from me and a lot of crocheting people in Denmark
Hi Tina! Yes, that's fine as long as they give me credit for the design. And when the pattern is in the magazine, is there a way for me to purchase a copy? I'd love to have a copy. :-)
DeleteHi Diana. Thank you very much. Do you want the magazine or just a copy of the pattern? I will send you, what you want. If you want the magazine, you may send your adress to my mail: tina@sbb-net.dk. If you just want a copy of the pattern, you can send me your mailadress. And ofcourse you will get credit. Have a very nice weekend. Love Tina
DeleteHi Tina! I'd like a copy of the magazine with my pattern in it. I'd happily purchase a copy. :-) What's the name of the magazine?
DeleteHi Tina!
DeleteHow have you been? I was wondering if the issue with the pattern has been published yet. Also, did you get my address? I never know if the emails get through or not. :-)
Have a wonderful week!
Diana
Cute mice. I'm stuffing some catnip in when i put in the stuffing. Using them as presents for people with cats
ReplyDeleteHi! I am so so happy you like them. :-)
DeleteStarted one of these in DK weight wool for my cats--it was more the size of a rat...lol. So, going to get the #10 crochet thread instead. I think they'll appreciate the smaller size much more.
ReplyDeleteWonderful pattern, though. I may make a bunch to donate to the local animal shelter for the cats there to have something to play with, as well.
Hi Tracy! I am so happy you like the pattern. :-)
DeleteAnd how sweet of you to want to donate some to an animal shelter. :-)
These are so adorable. And is that a cat bag that they all got stored in? How cute is that!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing the pattern. I have a 6 year-old who goes crazy for stuffed toys. I hope I can pull off making one or two for her. Thank you.
You are so sweet! I am so happy you like the mice. They are very quick to make. I hope you make a few for her. :-)
DeleteIt is a cat purse but I never wrote the pattern for it. I just keep forgetting. :-)
Hello, i have a question.
ReplyDeleteMay i translate your free patterns, for my own website for (free) dutch patterns.
Ofcourse i link to your originel patterns.
Greetings Patricia
Hi!
DeleteThank you for asking. :-)
I’m afriad I cannot allow translations to be hosted elsewhere, but you have another option. :-) If you would like to translate a crochet pattern from my blog to another language, please create a PDF file of this translation and email it to me at pinkmouseboutique@gmail.com. I will be happy to host the PDF here on my blog as a downloadable file on the original pattern page. You are welcome to include a link to your site with credit for the translation on the PDF, and to blog about doing it with a link to the pattern here on pinkmouseboutique1.blogspot.com where they can find the file.
Have a wonderful day!
Diana :-)
I made this and put a bit of cat nip between layers of stuffing as a toy for my cat. It's perfect! I love that it is designed to stay together nice and sturdy! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteHi. I thought you'd like to know. I made one of these for my daughter as she is doing her A levels and getting really stressed. She said it was like a fun mouse to chase away her stress elephants. (Like cartoon mice scare cartoon elephants)
ReplyDeleteShe loved it so much that she asked me to make more for her to hide around school with encouraging messages attached for people to find & give them something to smile about during exam season.
So your little mice are making kids smile in a school in Manchester, England. Thank you.
Hi! That is so so sweet! Thank you so much for sharing with me. :-) I am so happy the little mice are bringing uplifting messages to people.:-)
DeleteThank you. It is very cute. I will make one for my cat
ReplyDeleteThis mouse is way bigger than the picture described it to be
ReplyDeleteBut it is still really cute
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