Stardew Valley Slot Pattern
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Aaaaand I made another Stardew Valley pattern. This one is very simple and quick to whip up on your own, so I will write it directly here rather than doing a PDF.- For the past few days I've been grinding Qi coins when my luck is high. After multiple trials (700+ spins), I started to notice a pattern in the slot machine matches I would get. The following data was collected on a good luck day, with lucky food (+5 luck) and replicated on multiple slot machines in the casino.
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- Stardew Valley - Farm Animals Cross Stitch Pattern. Instant Download! A simple design of all the farm animals you can keep in barns and coops, from the game Stardew Valley! Designed for 14ct aida and measures 6.3' x 5.9' (88 x 83 stitches). The pattern would fit nicely in a 7' hoop! This pattern uses 36 colours in DMC thread.
The green one was the prototype. Once again, the second time around with some tweaks I got the shape I wanted. I also added the star bobble because CUTE.
I used a thinner yarn, the Caron Simply Soft yarns, because I wanted them to have that slime sheen. They turned out really cute and squishy--I wish I could have a Stardew Valley themed party and have a Slime Slingshot game for the guests. And themed foods...and... guess I just need to make local friends that play Stardew Valley!
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Slimes From Stardew Valley Pattern by The Craftzilla
**Please do not redistribute, copy, or sell this pattern. Please consult Concerned Ape (Stardew Valley's creator) before selling any final products.**
Stardew Valley Slot Patterns
Materials:
Size E hookYarn in main color
Yarn Needle
2 safety eyes or beads (I used 5 mm oval eyes from Glass Eyes Online)
Scissors
Optional- fabric or hot glue gun
Optional- Yellow yarn for star
Terms/Abbreviations:
Ch -- Chain
Mc – Magic circle
Stardew Valley Slot Machine Pattern
Sc – Single crochetInc – Increase, place two sc in one stitch
Dec- Decrease, I use invisible dec, but essentially make one sc over two stitches
*---* signals a set of stitches to be repeated
(_) indicates how many stitches should be in that round
Main body made with E hook and Main Color
Round 1: Place 6 sc in a mc
R3: Inc every other stitch (18)
R5: *3sc, inc* repeat around (30)
Stardew Valley Slot Machine Pattern
R7: *4sc inc* repeat around (36)
R9: *4 sc, dec* repeat around (30)
R11: Sc around (24)
Place 5 mm safety eyes ~2 st apart between ~row 8 and 9
R14: Dec every stitch (6)
Weave the tail of yarn through all 6 stitches, going from the middle to the outside each time, with a yarn needle.
Planet June has an excellent tutorial for this: http://www.planetjune.com/blog/the-ultimate-finish-for-amigurumi/
If you are adding a star bobble, you can leave a tail to chain to form the bobble. Then weave the excess yarn back through the chain and into the body.
You can add a star bobble by using the tiny star pattern by Repeat Crafter Me with yellow yarn:
Glue it to the antennae you made. Alternatively, you could use a pipe cleaner and a star bead, or a pom pom, really anything you like!
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Please feel free to ask questions, as I am still so clumsy at writing out these patterns.
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I received Stardew Valley for my birthday and it is really all I can think about right now. I'm playing at a very slow pace since I only get about an hour of playtime a day (after Emmy is asleep and the house is clean etc etc). But I can feel that I am so very, very addicted. After all, I loved the heck out of Harvest Moon 64 and Animal Crossing--so this is right up my alley.
In the game there are cute magical creatures known as the Junimo that you can help and in return they help you! They are quiet, bouncy little things that are a bit shy.
I made the green one first and it came out not quite the shape I wanted. I redid it with a thicker, yellow yarn and tweaked my pattern. If yours is still looking a little squatty, try adding more sc only rows in the middle.
The pattern is available for download here through Google Drive in PDF. Enjoy making a bunch of Junimos! I'm getting back to playing Stardew Valley and getting Sam to fall in love with me, dangit.
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