Showing posts with label free amigurumi pattern. Show all posts
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Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Tutorial⎪Pudding Amigurumi Pattern



Hello all, remember I was writing amigurumi crochet pattern for this cute little pudding 3 weeks ago? It took me a few days + trials just to get things right. Just because it's been a while since I wrote crochet pattern. I have caught the crochet bug again recently and have been making amigurumi + have been really blessed to have conducted a few amigurumi workshops. Thanks to all the girls who have attended my workshop and so glad to get you all HOOKED too! I know some of the girls even ditch scrapping and went for full-time crocheting. LOL.


I don't have a pattern tester, so I keep making the same puddings again and again (with different flavours, Yum!) to make sure I get things right. So there you go! I have made a blueberry pudding, creme brûlée and a strawberry pudding.  Strawberry has the cutest expression I would say ;)




And let's start making pudding ;)



Materials:


  • Acrylic and cotton yarn (both are perfect for making amigurumis) - In at least two colours, light purple and cream, brown and light yellow, pale pink and cream etc. You can use any combination to make different flavours for your pudding
  • Stuff of your choice (I normally prefer polyfill) You could use poly-pellets to weigh it down and use it as pin cushion or paper weight too
  • One pair of black beads / plastic eyes (size of your choice)
  • Black embroidery floss for stitching the eye & smiley face, a tiny bit of pink yarn as blusher
Tools:
  • Crochet hook size E (or any crochet hooks suitable for the yarn you use)
  • Tapestry needle & Sewing needle for yarn


Abbreviation:
R = Round
ch = chain
sc = single crochet

dc = double crochet
st = stitch
inc = increase (2sc in a stitch)
dec = decrease (2sc off together)
sl st = slip stitch(es)
* = repeat directions between * and * as many as indicated
() = number of stitches in each round



NOTES:
1) Work in continuous spiral round; do not join rounds unless otherwise stated. Mark first stitch of each round.
2) To change color, work last st of old color to last yarn over. Yarn over with new color and draw through all loops on hook to complete st.
 



Pudding (Top)
Start with dark brown colour (colour of the top of the pudding); make adjustable ring / magic ring
R1
Magic ring, sc 8 in a circle (8)
R2: *inc 1*, repeat 8 times (16) 
R3: *sc 1, inc 1*, repeat 8 times (24)
R4: *sc 3, inc 1*, repeat 6 times (30)
R5: *sc 4, inc 1*, repeat 6 times (36) 
R6:  
1sc back loop only in each stitch (36)


Change to light yellow colour R7 - R81 sc in each stitch (36)
R9*5sc, inc 1*, repeat 6 times (42) 
R10 - R121 sc in each stitch (42)
R13*6sc, inc 1*, repeat 6 times (48) 

Fasten off & leave a long tail for sewing.

Pudding (Base)
Start with light yellow colour; make adjustable ring / magic ring

R1Magic ring, sc 8 in a circle (8)
R2: *inc 1*, repeat 8 times (16)
R3: *sc 1, inc 1*, repeat 8 times (24)
R4: *sc 3, inc 1*, repeat 6 times (30)
R5: *sc 4, inc 1*, repeat 6 times (36) 
R6:
*sc 5, inc 1*, repeat 6 times (42) 

R7: *sc 6, inc 1*, repeat 6 times (48) 

Just in case you would prefer to crochet-along with some photo tutorials:



R1: Start with the yarn (top of pudding), Magic ring, 8sc


R2: inc in every SC. remember to put your stitch marker at your first stitch of Round 2


R3: SC in first stitch, then inc in the next stitch, repeat 8 times. 


This picture is showing you to pull yarn over both loops. When pattern does not indicate, we normally pull yarn over BOTH loops (as pictured) in making amigurumi


R6: SC in each stitch, but only pull yarn over back loop only

Once you are done with R6, it should look like this, with a circle line
And now you have to change colour to the colour of the pudding base. place the hook inside the two bunny ears (as pictured)


Before you complete the last SC of R6, change to new colour and pull yarn over the two bunny ears. Continue to crochet by following the pattern: 
R7: SC all around (remember its both loops!)


To stitch the base and the top together:
fasten off both pieces and leave long tail for either the top of the base of the pudding. 

To stitch them neatly, just match each SC, stitch with yarn of the same colour. I am using green yarn here so that you could see clearly how I stitch two pieces together. Easy Peasy!


Insert polyfil when you have stitch 2/3 of the base. And continue stitching the remaining SC, then cut the excess yarn. Stitch the eyes and add fun expression >_<

Heart Applique


Start with ch 6,
then SC in the second ch from hook,
SC 3 tog, 
in the same ch —> SC, 5 DC,
DC,
in the same ch —> 2DC, ch, 2DC,
DC,
in the same ch —> 6 DC, slip stitch and fasten off

For some of the stitches, refer here for tutorial:
DC - Double crochet (here, and here)
SC 3 Tog - Single Crochet 3 together (i.e. decrease 2 stitches) (here)

Happy crocheting!

Remember to hashtag #happiescrappie & tag me @happiescrappie on instagram when you make something out of my pattern ;)

sam-sig

Tuesday, September 11, 2012

Amigurumi Pattern: Baby Seal Learns Swimming

I got this pattern from Luvly-gurumi's Etsy shop. I am addicted to all her cutesy amigurumi patterns now and I want 'em all! I do not know the difference between seal and sea otter. I have googled some pictures of the seals and sea otters here. Both are equally cute despite difference in sizes.

There was once I watched an sea otter learnt how to eat urchin on NatGeo. Too cute! 
Photo credit: ZME Science

The teary eyed baby seal.
Photo Credit: Whale Images

The not-so-cute leopard seal / sea leopard
Photo Credit: Open Water Pedia

And this is my version of baby seal 

Baby seal learns swimming

With a bucketful of fish.Yummmm!

Hello! Are you a seal too?

I can do backstroke too!

Baby seal just loves his float & fish  

P/s: The pattern for the baby seal is purchased from Luvly-gurumi. I only created the swimming float and bucket on my own.

Here's the pattern of the float and bucket. No worries, the float isn't as intimidating as it looks. It's pretty easy-peasy and I love love love the color combination here.

NOTES:
1) Work in continuous spiral round; do not join rounds unless otherwise stated. Mark first stitch of each round.
2) To change color, work last st of old color to last yarn over. Yarn over with new color and draw through all loops on hook to complete st. 

Float x 1 (blue & white colour)
Start with white color; Chain 48 (loosely) and sl st
R1: *sc 6 <white>, sc 6 <blue>*, repeat 4 times (48)
R2*(sc 2, inc 1, sc 2, inc 1) <white>, (
sc 2, inc 1, sc 2, inc 1) <blue>*, repeat 4 times (64)
R3*(sc 3, inc 1, sc 3, inc 1) <white>, (sc 3, inc 1, sc 3, inc 1) <blue>*, repeat 4 times (80)
R4 - R6: *sc 10 <white>, sc 10 <blue>*, repeat 4 times (80)
R7: *(sc 3, dec 1, sc 3, dec 1) <white>, (
sc 3, dec 1, sc 3, dec 1) <blue>*, repeat 4 times (64)
R8: *(sc 2, dec 1, sc 2, dec 1) <white>, (sc 2, dec 1, sc 2, dec 1) <blue>*, repeat 4 times (48)
R9 - R10*sc 6 <white>, sc 6 <blue>*, repeat 4 times (48)
Fasten off, leaving both blue and white tails for sewing. Sew R1 & R10 together.

Bucket x 1 (Grey)
Start with grey color; make adjustable rings
R1: 8 sc in rings (8)
R2: inc 8 (16)
R3: *sc 1, inc 1*, repeat 8 times (24)
R4
1 sc in each stitch (back loop only) (24)
R5 - R8
1 sc in each stitch (24)
R9: *sc 5, inc 1*, repeat 4 times (28)
R10 - R13
1 sc in each stitch (28)
Fasten off and sew the end.

Handle for the bucket x 1 (White)
Start with white color, chain 20, sew both ends to the bucket.

Cut some felt fish to fill up the bucket and you're done! Told ya the accessories for the baby seal are super-duper easy to make right? 

Tuesday, August 28, 2012

Amigurumi Pattern: Penny The Penguin

Hello, I am Penny the penguin who enjoy sunbathing with my bunny-eared hat =)

The purple bunny hat fits her just nice

Penny the penguin can be an Easter bunny too!

And this is Penny being herself, without the cute hat. 


This is a free amigurumi pattern that I have shared on my Etsy listing ages ago. Decided to post it over here so that I do not have to keep re-list the free pattern.


Materials:
  • Acrylic yarn - White (turquoise or blue, white, pale yellow or orange, grey)
  • Stuff of your choice (I normally prefer polyfill)
  • One pair of black beads / plastic eyes (size of your choice)
  • Black embroidery floss (for attaching the black beads as eyes)


Tools:

  • Crochet hook size C (or any crochet hooks suitable for the yarn you use)
  • Tapestry needle & Sewing needle for yarn


Finished Size: 
Approximately 11cm tall. (I use a Clover size C crochet hook.)
*Your finished doll might finish in bigger or smaller than mine depending on your tension and
the yarn you use.*

Abbreviation:
R = Round
ch = chain
sc = single crochet
st = stitch
inc = increase (2sc in a stitch)
dec = decrease (2sc off together)
sl st = slip stitch(es)
* = repeat directions between * and * as many as indicated
() = number of stitches in each round

NOTES:
1) Work in continuous spiral round; do not join rounds unless otherwise stated. Mark first stitch of each round.
2) To change color, work last st of old color to last yarn over. Yarn over with new color and draw through all loops on hook to complete st. 

Penguin x 1 (blue & white colour)
Start with blue color; make adjustable rings
R1: 6 sc in rings (6)
R2: inc 6 (12)
R3: *sc 1, inc 1*, repeat 6 times (18)
R4: *sc 2, inc 1*, repeat 6 times (24)
R5: *sc 3, inc 1*, repeat 6 times (30)
R6: *sc 4, inc 1*, repeat 6 times (36)
R7: *sc 5, inc 1*, repeat 6 times (42)
R8: 1 sc in each stitch (42)
R9: *sc 6, inc 1*, repeat 6 times (48)
R10: 1 sc in each stitch (48)
R11: *sc 7, inc 1*, repeat 6 times (54)
R12 - R15: 1 sc in each stitch (54) 

Everything is in blue from R1 to R15. You need to change colour for the remaining rounds.
R16: sc 18 (blue), sc 18 (white), sc 18 (blue) (54)
R17: sc 17 (blue), sc 20 (white), sc 17 (blue) (54)
R18 - R22: sc 16 (blue), <sc 22 (white)>, sc 16 (blue) (54)
R23: <dec 1,sc 7, dec 1, sc 5> (blue), <sc 2, dec 1, sc 7, dec 1, sc 9> (white), <sc 1, dec 1, sc 4, dec 1, sc 7> (blue)(48)
R24: <sc3, dec 1, sc 6, dec 1, sc 2> (blue), <sc 4, dec 1, sc 6, dec 1, sc 5> (white), <sc 1, dec 1, sc 6, dec 1, sc 3> (blue) (42) 
R25: <dec 1, sc 5, dec 1, sc 5> (blue), <dec 1, sc 5, dec 1, sc 7> (white), <sc 2, dec 1, sc 1, dec 1, sc 5> (blue) (36)
R26: <sc 3, dec 1, sc 4, dec 1, sc 1> (blue), <sc 3, dec 1, sc 4, dec 1, sc 3> (white), <sc 1, dec 1, sc4, dec 1, sc 1> (blue) (30)
R27: <dec 1, sc 3, dec 1, sc 3> (blue), <dec 1, sc 3, dec 1, sc 3, dec 1> (white), <sc 3, dec 1, sc 3> (blue) (24)

Change to white:
R28: *sc 2, dec 1*, repeat 6 times (18)
R29: *sc 1, dec 1*, repeat 6 times (12) <start stuffing polyfill>
R30: *dec 1*, repeat 6 times (6)

Close with sl st, leaving a long tail for sewing. Weave tail through last round and gather tightly. Knot to secure. 

Edit: 21/12/2012 - There is slight error in R2 which i amend it. Will post up either photo tutorial / video soon! thanks! Beak: (orange color)
We are going to crochet an oval and fold into half before sew & attach it to the body of penguin. Click here for the extra helpful video tutorial about how to crochet an oval. (Note: the number of sc in my pattern & the video tutorial is different)
Start with orange color, make 11 ch, (last chain is a 'turning chain' which will not be worked into later)
R1: sc 9, inc 2, sc 8, inc 1, sl st (22)
R2: Ch 1, inc 1, sc 8, inc 5, sc 8, inc 3, sl st (28)
R3: Ch 1, inc 1, sc 9, inc 1, sc 1, inc 1, sc 1, inc 1, sc 9, inc 1, sc 1, inc 1, sc 1, sl st (34)
R4: Ch 1, inc 1, sc 10, inc 1, sc 2, inc 1, sc 2, inc 1, sc 10, inc 1, sc 2, inc 1, sc 2, sl st (40) 


Fasten off & leave a long tail for sewing. Remember to fold into half before sewing & attach it to the R15 of the penguin.





** Alternatively, if you are still clueless on how to crochet an oval, you could try this pattern for making the beak.
Start with orange yarn, make adjustable rings
R1: 6 sc in rings (6)
R2: inc 6 (12)
R3: *sc 1, inc 1*, repeat 6 times (18)
R4: *sc 2, inc 1*, repeat 6 times (24)
R5: *sc 3, inc 1*, repeat 6 times (30)
Fasten off & leave a long tail for sewing. Remember to fold into half before sewing & attach it to the R15 of the penguin. **

Edit: 21/12/2012 (the pattern for the wings was written wrongly. It's for another penguin that is now shown here. Thanks EV MC for pointing this out =)) Wings: (Make 2, blue colour)
Start with adjustable rings
R1: 6 sc in rings (6)
R2: inc 6 (12)
R3: *sc 3, inc 1*, repeat 3 times (15)
R4: 1 sc in each stitch (15)
R5: 1 sc in each stitch (15)
R6: *sc 3, dec 1*, repeat 3 times (12)
Fasten off & leave a long tail for sewing. Remember to fold into half before sewing & attach it to the R17 on each side of the penguin.

Feet: (Make 2, orange colour)
Start with adjustable rings
R1: 6 sc in rings (6)
R2: *inc 1, sc 1*, repeat 3 times (9)
R3: *inc 1, sc 2*, repeat 3 times (12)
R4: **sc 2, dec 1*, repeat 3 times (9)
R5: *sc 1, dec 1*, repeat 3 times (6)
Fasten off & leave a long tail for sewing.

*Sew all parts together & a pair of platic eyes*

Ta-dah!! You are done!!!

***This is my very first time writing pattern. Feel free to convo me if you are stuck in the middle or you find some error in the pattern***


Do leave me a comment if you like to have the pattern for making the bunny hat =) Happy crocheting!

Update: Click here for the bunny hat pattern =)

** This pattern is for personal use only. Copyright is reserved. You may not use this pattern or doll produced from this pattern for retail or commercial purposes. ** 

Wednesday, February 22, 2012

Amigurumi Pattern: Teru Teru Bozu 晴天娃娃钩针图解











Teru Teru Bozu 晴天娃娃


These adorable teru teru bozu bring a smile to my face. So I decided to share the crochet pattern to spread the happiness. Crochet one for yourself or your friends & family to make their days too! This is a very quick but cute project, something you can finish while watching the TV.