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Free Amigurumi Bear Crochet Pattern

 Free Amigurumi Bear Crochet Pattern Learn how to crochet an adorable amigurumi bear with this free crochet pattern. The body and legs are worked together in one piece, while the arms are joined with single crochet as you work the body. The finished crochet bear measures approximately 12–13 cm (5″) tall. Designed and photos by @keti_amigurumi Materials: Yarn: YarnArt Jeans (55% cotton, 45% acrylic, 50 g/160 m) Hook size: 2.0 mm 5-8 mm safety eyes Black embroidery floss for a nose, eyebrows and eyelashes Some white yarn for eye whites Sewing needle Scissors Tailor’s pins Fiberfill Abbreviations: R = row mc = magic circle ch = chain sc = single crochet inc = 2 sc in the next stitch dec = single crochet 2 stitches together F. o. = finish off ( ) = number of stitches you should have at the end of the round/row ( ) * 7 = repeat whatever is between the brackets the number of times stated Head With brown yarn: R 1: 7 sc in mc (7) R 2: (inc) * 7 (14) R 3: (1 sc, inc) * 7 (21) R 4: (2 sc, i...

Free Crochet Pattern: Toothless Amigurumi

 Free Crochet Pattern: Toothless Amigurumi Enjoy this free crochet pattern to make an adorable Toothless the Night Fury amigurumi! The legs and body are crocheted as one continuous piece, while the arms are joined with single crochet as you work the body. The remaining pieces are made separately and sewn in place. Using the recommended yarn, your finished Toothless plush will measure approximately 21–22 cm (8.5 inches) tall. Designed and photos by @keti.amigurumi Materials: Yarn: YarnArt Dolce Baby (100% polyester; 50 g/85 m) Hook size: 3.25 mm (I used Clover hook) 18-20 mm safety eyes A little yellow cotton yarn for a nose Tapestry needle Stitch markers Sewing pins Scissors Fiberfill Abbreviations: R = row mc = magic circle ch = chain st = stitch sc = single crochet dc = double crochet hdc = half double crochet inc = increase (2 sc in the next stitch) dec = decrease (single crochet 2 stitches together) F. o. = finish off (12) = number of stitches you should have at the end of the...

Free Crochet Pattern: Adorable Bunny Amigurumi

Free Crochet Pattern: Adorable Bunny Amigurumi Designer:  Carol Palma Instagram:   @carolinhas.ami Hi there! Today we’re sharing a free amigurumi crochet pattern for a sweet bunny. The design and photos are by Carol Palma . With this free pattern, you can learn step by step how to crochet your own adorable bunny. Big thanks to Carol Palma for this lovely creation!   If you’re not familiar with crochet stitches or hook sizes, be sure to check out our tutorials first. Begin crocheting according to the gauge recommended for your project and follow the shaping instructions. Form your toy by increasing and decreasing stitches as directed. Once the shape is complete, stuff it firmly and use the photos as a guide to add the finishing details and decorations. Materials 2.00mm needle Amigurumi Soft  Yarn  in colors: White no 8001, light brown no 7727, light green no 5069 Eye on the 11mm embroidery thread upholstery needle Fiber for filling Scissors Abbreviation sc – sin...

Kawaii Turtle Amigurumi

Kawaii Turtle Amigurumi  Designed by: Finolca Crochet Looking for a cute and simple crochet project? This Kawaii Turtle Amigurumi is a beginner-friendly idea pattern perfect for practicing basic amigurumi shapes. With its rounded shell, chubby legs, and sweet expression, this turtle makes a lovely gift, market make, or pattern base you can customize in your own style. Finished Size Approx. 8" long x 3" high (Size may vary depending on yarn, hook, and tension.) Skill Level Beginner–Easy Materials Super bulky / chenille yarn Color A: Head & limbs (Olive green) Color B: Shell (green or darker shade) 5.0–5.5 mm crochet hook Safety eyes: 12–14 mm (or embroider) Fiberfill stuffing Stitch marker Yarn needle Abbreviations (US Terms) MR – magic ring sc – single crochet inc – increase (2 sc in same stitch) dec – invisible decrease sl st – slip stitch FO – fasten off Head (Worked in the Round) Rnd 1: 6 sc in MR (6) Rnd...
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