If you live in Texas and you like Pokémon Go then you might be in for a nice surprise the next time you visit your local PokeStop, because somebody is crocheting tiny Pokémon characters and leaving them for trainers to find while out trying to catch ’em all.
The “self taught and generally crafty person” behind them is a mum of two who goes by the name of Knotty Nicole. She refers to herself as an “avid gamer, foodie, and crafty geek” and her adorable crocheted creations are just as collectible as their virtual counterparts. They’re part of a project she calls #CrochetGo and so far she’s made everything from Tangelas to Magicarps, Oddishes to Jiggly Puffs. She’s even made her designs available for free online, so if you don’t live in Texas then don’t worry because you can still crochet ’em all.
The “self taught and generally crafty person” behind them is a mum of two who goes by the name of Knotty Nicole. She refers to herself as an “avid gamer, foodie, and crafty geek” and her adorable crocheted creations are just as collectible as their virtual counterparts. They’re part of a project she calls #CrochetGo and so far she’s made everything from Tangelas to Magicarps, Oddishes to Jiggly Puffs. She’s even made her designs available for free online, so if you don’t live in Texas then don’t worry because you can still crochet ’em all.
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