On New Year's Eve, in between a delicious dinner out and watching the Ridley Scott commentary on the newest director's cut of Blade Runner, I whipped up this pentagon ball. Par-tay!
There is only one pentagon (five-sided polygon) pattern in all my books, and it's too lacy to hold in stuffing, so I made this pattern up. It still has too many holes, but it works as a proof-of-concept.
This would be an awesome kid's toy, or even a cat toy. I'll see if I can come up with a better small pentagon granny square. But the goal was to do a practice run for
This Monster Ball (via Crafty Pod, scroll down).
The best part? If you have a hole-free pentagon, then you don't have to weave in any ends. I'll repeat: you don't have to weave in any ends!!! You can just let them swim around on the inside.
Oh, crocheted pentagon ball, you might be the most perfect project ever ... (sigh)