Loopy de series#

Note: Ends of strands are connected to the Foundation Motif in the ch-4 loops created in Rnd 2. I show my favorite way of weaving in the beginning tail in my “Loopy de Loop” video. Note: You may find it helpful to weave in the beginning tail at this point to get it out of your way. Rnd 2: (Ch 4, sk 1 dc, sl st next dc) 5 times, ch 1, sl st next st, ch 1, sl st in first ch-4 sp, sl st above ch-4 space. Rnd 1: Starting with adjustable slip knot, ch 4 (counts as a dc and center), 11 dc in 4th ch from hook, sl st to top of beginning ch-4. Each strand is attached at its beginning and end as it is worked.įoundation Motif (dc yo-yo with chain loops) This necklace is worked by crocheting long Love Knot strands off a foundation motif. Yarn: Classic Elite “Santorini” (58% Vicose/42% Cotton), 50g /125 yards. Hopefully between the pattern below and the video you will be crocheting along without any hiccups.įinished size: Approximately 30 inches around This is a simple project, but I am using some techniques in slightly different ways. The necklace is still pretty but looks different now from my original photos. One thing to note, my love knots collapsed in the heat and humidity of Charleston, basically it was “blocked”. I choose a size F (3.75mm) hook for my necklace because I wanted the “knot” part of my love knots to be snug, since they provide the structure of this piece. You can use other yarns, just remember to adjust your hook size if you need to. I used Classic Elite’s “Santorini” yarn for this project because of the mixture of textures and colors in each ball. Click here to watch the video: “Loopy de Loop Necklace”.

It also has some animated stitch charts for those of you that like charts (like me). This post contains the written pattern and I have a new video on my YouTube channel that walks you thru the pattern and the techniques you need to complete this fun necklace. It didn’t happen as soon as I had hoped, but here it is. Iza suggested the same change to Baba Looey and Squiddly Diddly.Right before I left for the CGOA conference in Charleston I posted about this necklace and said I would get the pattern up soon. Additionally, the shorts themselves bare resemblance to those of Casper the Friendly Ghost, with Loopy attempting to help others in a similar fasion to Casper.ĭuring production on Jellystone!, Melody Iza, herself a transgender artist, suggested for Loopy to be turned into a transgender female character mid production. The character himself seems to have been based off of Pepé Le Pew from the Looney Tunes franchise, as the two share a similar French accent and personality Michael Maltese, one of the writers of the Loopy De Loop shorts, was also the co-creator of Pepé along with Chuck Jones.

Loopy de series#

Loopy in the Funny Books Marvel's Laff-A-Lympics Developmentĭuring Hanna-Barbera's early years, a series of theatrical shorts staring Loopy De Loop were created to compete with the likes of Disney and Warner Bros. In ' A Coconut to Remember,' Loopy suggests burning down Magilla's store when Jabberjaw doesn't get the promotion she wanted. Loopy De Loop is pared up with Jabberjaw and the two work at Magilla's, a fashion boutique owned by Magilla Gorilla. She wears a beret instead of a toque.īiography Debut Series Crossover Era Yo, Yogi! Harvey Will Take the Case Wacky Reboot Everyone's Back in Jellystone! Whereas Loopy in his own series is a highly sentimental gentleman, this iteration is far less friendly in this series and is more quick to make a deadpan one-liner. In the Jellystone!, Loopy is female wolf and has a personality much different than her previous counterpart. His bid to converse in a French-Canadian accent may have also been a part of his failings. Despite his determination, his antics have lead Loopy getting beat up or chased out by the very people he tries to help, all for no other reason than the prejudice of being a wolf. He makes a living by being a good samaritan, using his kindness to persuade humans of clearing the bad reputation his species gets. Personality-wise, Loopy considers himself to be a charming and considering wolf. His attire consists of a yellow toque and a yellow scarf. Loopy De Loop is a tall wolf with brown fur and a long snout. She is a worker of the Magilla's bouqet store, along with Jabberjaw. In the Jellystone! reboot, Loopy is a female wolf with a highly sardonic personality.

Due to his heritage, however, he is usually tortured in some way in the end. He is a 'friendly wolf,' unlike most other wolves, who tries to prove to those that not all wolves are necessarily bad. Loopy De Loop is an anthropomorphic wolf and the main title character in the Loopy De Loop animated theatrical shorts. For the theatrical shorts, see Loopy De Loop (theatrical shorts). This article is about the main title character.