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Crocheted Deku, Zora, and Majora's Masks Pattern
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Intermediate
Category:
CrochetingType:
Home DecorItem:
Wall HangingSkill Level:
Intermediate
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Sc (Single Crochet)
- Hdc (Half-Double Crochet)
- Sl.st (Slip stitch)
Pattern Description:
Turn back time and save Termina from the moon with these masks based on the game Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. This pattern includes a Deku Mask, Zora Mask and, of course, the famous Majora's Mask! Learn the various techniques to make the the Deku eyes, nose, and leaves, Zora's eyes, nose and ears, and the spikes and eyes in Majora's mask in a beautifully designed PDF! These masks end up being about half an inch high.
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- 6 inches tall
Materials:
- Worsted Weight Cotton Yarn
- Size G6/4.00mm Hook
- Needle
Preferred Brand/Yarn:
Lion BrandCrocheted Deku, Zora, and Majora's Masks Pattern
$5.00
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About the Designer
In my senior year of high school, I began to crochet. At first it started as a hobby and a way for me to utilize and express my artistic and creative talents, but then, as time went on, more and more people wanted hats, and eventually people asked me if they could buy them! So what started as a challenge and a hobby is now a business where I sell and design hats as well as patterns for ...
In my senior year of high school, I began to crochet. At first it started as a hobby and a way for me to utilize and express my artistic and creative talents, but then, as time went on, more and more people wanted hats, and eventually people asked me if they could buy them! So what started as a challenge and a hobby is now a business where I sell and design hats as well as patterns for hats.
I am currently 20 years old and am in college, and while school is my main priority, one can still find me crocheting in the back of class from time to time or sketching ideas for new hats. Crocheting is really a great hobby to get into and somewhat of a dying art, both of which I thought were great reasons to start a blog to teach people the way I crochet and some of the techniques and patterns I've come up with through my time crocheting.
I now run the blog louiesloops.com where I post free patterns and tutorials for crafts as well as sell patterns and hats!
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