Guinea Pig Pattern: Revised

Monday, April 25, 2011

So you may remember this post about making my bro a guinea pig, and then I posted again with a bit of a tweak here. Well, one of my readers, Marja, has added her own revisions to the pattern and I think you will like them! I would like to point out again that the original design is posted at KidsDomain.
Marja's guinea pigs from revised pattern

Click here to view Marja’s revised Guinea Pig Pattern.

Her primary language is Dutch, but you can still check out photos of her cute crafts at In de Molshoop 🙂

Thank you Marja, this is a great revision!

 

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6 Comments

  1. mik

    these are super cute!

    Reply
    • CaLynn

      I agree, Marja did a wonderful job with the pattern!:)

      Reply
  2. Karen

    Where is the pattern for the part between the head? Is it just a rectangle – if so what are the dimensions?

    Reply
    • CaLynn

      Hi Karen,

      In Marja’s pattern, she has a template for it that she called “between the heat part” (I believe she meant “head”). Hope that helps!

      Reply
  3. Emma

    These are really cute!
    Just a question. I know this was posted in 2011, but is it possible that you still have the pattern for these guinea pigs?
    I’m obsessed with them and would love to be able to make them myself.

    Reply
    • thecrafties

      Hey Emma! I didn’t realize that file is missing. I will sleuth it for you and see what comes up! 🙂

      Reply

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