Does anyone know of a cherry (the fruit) pattern?

[crochetbycharlene]

[theworm]

Like this or a 3-D one?

[crochetbycharlene]

like a flower you can sew on only a cherry.

[AuntyM]

I would think you could just crochet a little red ball and add a chain stem; you might have to add some wire, or maybe some invisible nylon thread, or perhaps just stiffen it enough with starch to make it stiff enough to stand up.

[crochetbycharlene]

Originally Posted by AuntyM

I would think you could just crochet a little red ball and add a chain stem; you might have to add some wire, or maybe some invisible nylon thread, or perhaps just stiffen it enough with starch to make it stiff enough to stand up.

I was thinking about that too.

[kjdfairy2]

This is a purse pattern, but it has some little bobble things attached to it that look like cherries. Maybe this would work?
http://www.dmc-usa.com/mjRS/1/doc/US...tallicbag1.pdf

[xampx]

i made this one using photoshop and made this bag from it.

Its more of a motif to be stiched as you go rather than appliqued on afterwards

[ib3tanaka]

Maybe this is what you are looking for ?-
http://i-s.milkcafe.to/ami/amizu-mo/sakuranbo-mini.jpg

Unfortunately it is in Japanese but it shows the chart - I hope this helps. If you need help - let me know.

iggie

PS - cherries are called "sakuranbo" (pronounced "sakurambo") in Japanese

[countingsts]

MAYBE DROP IN A VERY SMALL WASHER IN THE MIDDLE OF FILLER NEAR THE BOTTOM FOR STABILITY. JUST A SUGGESTION

[knitted_painting]

Originally Posted by ib3tanaka

Maybe this is what you are looking for ?-
http://i-s.milkcafe.to/ami/amizu-mo/sakuranbo-mini.jpg

Unfortunately it is in Japanese but it shows the chart - I hope this helps. If you need help - let me know.

iggie

PS - cherries are called "sakuranbo" (pronounced "sakurambo") in Japanese

They've got some nice things on that site and if you have the Google toolbar installed on your comp you can translate the page if you want