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Plants vs. Zombies Crochet

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I have no excuse for these, they were just too cute so I had to give them a try. My son started playing Plants vs Zombies: Battle for Neighborville and got me hooked as well. In the meantime, we expanded well into the PvZ universe and got both Garden Warfare games and the PvZ 2 mobile app. Playing the mobile app brought back fond memories from the time when you could play all the quirky Popcap games for free on their website.

Patterns: Made these up as I went along, no pattern, with the exception of the sunflower. I found a wonderfully detailed instruction for her on the net: The pattern for the happy sunflower can be found here.

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3 responses to “Plants vs. Zombies Crochet”

  1. pvz fusion Avatar
    pvz fusion

    These are absolutely adorable! I love how the Plants vs. Zombies characters translate into crochet so naturally, especially the Sunflower and Peashooter. It’s a really creative way to combine a love of gaming with handmade crafts, and you can tell there’s a lot of personal enthusiasm behind the project.

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  2. pvz fusion china Avatar
    pvz fusion china

    Really enjoyed this post! The Plants vs. Zombies crochet characters look amazing, especially the Peashooter and Sunflower. It’s impressive that most of them were made without a pattern. Thanks for sharing your creativity and inspiring other PvZ fans!

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  3. PVz fusion android Avatar
    PVz fusion android

    These little crocheted plants are adorable — the sunflower especially came out great, and I love that the potato mine made the cut too, since that’s such an easy character to overlook. It’s funny how a game about defending your lawn from zombies ends up inspiring something this cozy and low-stakes. Also really sweet that it started as a family thing with your son getting you into Battle for Neighborville. Thanks for linking the sunflower pattern too, might actually try that one myself.

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