Hi, I'm My Teenages. Today I would like to show you an amigurumi from a Halloween (or Christmas?) movie that I really like, Oogie Boogie! 😊.
Tutorial que seguí para hacer el amigurumi
I really like Tim Burton's stories; I love the aesthetics, but I could say that “A Nightmare Before Christmas” or “Jack's Strange World” is one of my favorites, by far. This is also due to the nostalgia it produces in me. I remember very well that when these dates were approaching they played many movies like that on TV, but for me always stood out more “A Nightmare Before Christmas” and “The Corpse Bride”.
Every time I think of Halloween these movies come to my mind, so I don't know why it hadn't occurred to me before to make amigurumis of these, so when I found this idea I didn't hesitate to do it. And is that, although Oogie Boogie could be considered the villain, there is something about him that I really like; it could be simply his design, because I have to admit that I always call me more these characters that seem to be cooked like “Frankie” from “Monster High” or “Mahito” from “Jujutsu Kaisen”.
Making the amigurumi in general was quite easy and fast. I finished it all in one day and, without rushing so much, I remembered how much I like to make characters from series or movies that I really like, like “Leon” from “Steven Universe”. Despite taking a lot more detail, I find the process more satisfying and doing this made me think about making something like “collectible amigurimis” from series or movies I like, since I'm attracted to have collectible figures, but I'm not attracted to their prices jsjs.
It was much smaller than I thought it would be, but it is the perfect size to use as a keychain when wearing a costume. I loved the result and even more because I happened to find the perfect color of yarn for this project. Thank you for reading and giving me a little of your time. I hope you liked this project and had some fun. ❤️ I wish you a nice life, bye!
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