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Crochet Amigurumi Owl

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Author

Sara Shalom aka Momwithaook

Crochet Amigurumi Owl

Introduction

I've been crocheting a lot of animals lately and technically since they are all crocheted in the round they are called Amigurumi. So here goes my Owl Amigurumi pattern. Now this pattern is for the basic body. You can add whatever you will to make this owl YOURS. I added easy hot glued google eyes, little crochet wings, crocheted talons and because I had it at the time a maple leaf nose. (I now add a felt nose)

Materials List

You'll need some scraps of Each color you will be using as well as an F or G crochet hook.
(In the picture I used Sage Red Heart 4ply acrylic Yarn. )

If you will be crocheting the wings, talons, and eyes you will need more.

For an Owl exactly like that in the picture:
Sage Yarn
Chocolate Yarn
Fiber Fill
Tapestry Needle
Google Eyes
Hot Glue/gun
Felt (nose)

Finished Size

The size depends on your needle size and yarn thickness. In this version I used a size G needle and 4ply acrylic yarn. It is 3 inches High and about about 2.5 inches stuffed.

Gauge

Gauge is not important for this project.

Notes

Talons are crocheted in one piece and then hotglued or sewn to the bottom of the Owl.

Crochet in the Round without joining.(spiral) Mark the end of rounds with a stitch marker to keep track of rows.

The Pattern

Body:
Chain 2
1)6sc in 2nd st from hook (6sc) Mark end

2)2sc in each st around (12sc) Mark end

3)1 sc in first st, 2sc in next st, around (18sc) Mark End

4)1 sc in next 2 st, 2sc in 3rd st around (24sc) mark end

5)sc in back loops only around (24sc) mark end

6-13)sc in each st around (8x's)At the end of last round(13)ch1 turn

14-15)sc in next 16 st (16sc)ch1 turn

17)sc in first st., dec over next 2st,across (6sc,5dec) ch1 turn

18)dec over first 2st, 1sc across (3sc,4dec) ch1 turn

19)sc across ch1 turn (7sc)

20)1sc, dec over next 2st across (3sc,2dec) ch1 turn

21)dec over first 2st, 1sc across (1sc,2dec) ch1 turn

22)sc across (3sc) ch 1 turn

23)dec over first 2sc, 1sc (1dec, 1sc) ch1 turn

24) dec over 2sc end off leave a long tail to sew (1dec)

Stuff

Take a tapestry needle and sew the flap(made in row14+) to front making sure to pinch the ears (top)

Add eyes (google eyes, embroider, sequins, beads)

Talons (feet)
ch 3, hdc in first ch, 1sc in first ch (4x's)ch1 turn
sc across (7sc)2x's end off

Wings (make 2)
ch6, sc in 2nd ch from hook, 1 hdc, 1 dc,1 hdc,1 sc ch1 turn
dec 2x's, sl st in last st end off Leave tail to sew to Body

First published at MomwithahookBlog


Square Dancing Doll

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Author

Sandi Hagan

Square Dancing Doll

Introduction

This is the end result of my choosing to stay home on New Years Eve. She was born while fireworks went off in the sky and there was no lack of celebration. She is totally unaware that it was not all about her, and I'm not telling her any different. She is a happy little thing. In fact, just this morning she sleepily whispered in my ear, "I am a square dancing doll". What can I say to that but, "Yes, my little friend, you are that."

Materials List

Crochet Hook size G/6/4mm
Tapestry needle
Small amounts of worsted weight yarn. I used Caron brand, Simply Soft in Soft Yellow(MC), DK Country Blue(CC), and Autumn Red(CC)
One small sock(for stuffing)

Finished Size

Approx. 6 1/2 inches tall and 4 inches wide

Gauge

Not that important

Notes

The Pattern

For Head--Make Two

Rnd 1: Ch 4, sl st in first ch to form ring, ch 3, 2 dc in ring, ch 2, (3dc in ring, ch 2)3 times, join with sl st in top of ch-3.


Traveling Righley

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CrochetKitten.com

Traveling Righley

Introduction

"Such a great big world that's all set up for a curious cat and a pug-nose pup. Friends to meet and places to be, it's all so new and fun to see!"

Materials List

MC: 1 skein (95 yd) Lily® Sugar’n Cream® or 4/worsted weight yarn
CC: 1 skein (95 yd) Lily® Sugar’n Cream® or 4/worsted weight yarn
Scrap yarn for nose
Size F-5 (3.75 mm) crochet hook
2 15-mm amigurumi eyes
Polyester fiberfill or stuffing of choice
Yarn needle
Stitch markers

Finished Size

6.5” high

Gauge

Not necesssary.

Notes

The Pattern


Aquarius Kitten

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Author

CrochetKitten.com

Aquarius Kitten

Introduction

January 20 - February 18.
Aquarius doesn't care what other people think. She likes being unique and is rarely bored.

Materials List

MC: 1 skein (95 yd) Lily® Sugar’n Cream® or 4/weight yarn
CC: 1 skein (95 yd) Lily® Sugar’n Cream® or 4/weight yarn
Size F-5 (3.75 mm) crochet hook
2 15-mm amigurumi eyes
Polyester fiberfill or stuffing of choice
Stitch markers
Yarn needle
Optional: Scrap felt

Finished Size

About 7.5” high.

Gauge

Not necessary.

Notes

The Pattern


Capricorn Kitten

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Author

CrochetKitten.com

Capricorn Kitten

Introduction

December 22 - January 19.
Ambitious, practical, and patient, all Capricorn wants is a little love.

Materials List

Color A (Head and Body): 1 skein (95 yd) Lily® Sugar’n Cream® or 4/weight yarn
Color B (Fins): 1 skein (95 yd) Lily® Sugar’n Cream® or 4/weight yarn
Color C (Horns): 1 skein (95 yd) Lily® Sugar’n Cream® or 4/weight yarn
Size F-5 (3.75 mm) crochet hook
2 15-mm amigurumi eyes
Polyester fiberfill or stuffing of choice
Stitch markers
Yarn needle
Optional: Scrap felt

Finished Size

About 7.5” high.

Gauge

Not necessary.

Notes

The Pattern


Chocolate Kisses Amigurumi

Author

Michelle McLaughlin

Chocolate Kisses Amigurumi

Introduction

Great beginner amigurumi project.

Materials List

Medium worsted-weight yarn
Crochet hook size D3 (U.S.)
White ribbon or felt
Safety eyes or eyes of your choice (I used black yarn to embroider them on mine)
Stuffing
Yarn needle

Finished Size

Finished kisses are 2" tall.

Gauge

Just make sure your stitches are firm and uniform.

Notes

The Pattern

Kiss Body:


Amigurumi Balloons

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Author

Michelle McLaughlin

Amigurumi Balloons

Introduction

These quick and easy balloons are great for anyone new to amigurumi.

Materials List

Worsted weight yarn in color of your choice
Size U.S. E4 crochet hook
Yarn needle
Stuffing
Safety eyes and nose (or embroider your own)
Swizzle sticks or wooden skewers for balloon "string"

Finished Size

Large balloon is approx. 3" tall
Small balloon is approx. 2" tall.

Gauge

Not necessary, just make sure your stitches are firm and even.

Notes

The Pattern

Large Balloon:


LITTLE JACK SKELLINGTON SNOWMAN

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Author

Cora Shaw

LITTLE JACK SKELLINGTON SNOWMAN

Introduction

I am a huge fan of Nightmare Before Christmas. I thought Jack would make a great ornament and I adore snowmen.

Materials List

Materials:
Worsted weight yarn
Small amount white and black for eyes and vest
G crochet hook
B crochet Hook (for eyes and vest)
Fiberfill
Yarn needle.

Finished Size

one size

Gauge

not applicable

Notes

Scfp-single crochet in the front post of next sc

Scbp-single crochet in the back post of next sc

Based on the little snowman found here: http://www.crochetville.org/forum/showthread.php?p=1021999 - post1021999

The Pattern

Starting at bottom with white, ch 2
Rnd 1: 6 Sc in 2nd ch from hook. Do not join, mark beg of rnds.
Rnd 2: 2 Sc in each sc around: 12.


Zero the Ghost Dog

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Author

Cora Shaw

Zero the Ghost Dog

Introduction

I am a huge fan of Nightmare Before Christmas. I hope that you enjoy this design.

Materials List

· Worsted weight yarn
o Small amounts
§ Orange (A)
§ Black (B)
o White (MC)
· Crochet hook US F5/3.75 mm

Finished Size

one size

Gauge

not important

Notes

The Pattern

Head
Starting at the pumpkin nose, with A chain 2
Rnd 1:6 Sc in second chain from hook. Do not join, mark beg of rnds.
Rnd 2: 2 Sc in each sc around: 12.
Rnds 3-4: Sc in each sc around.
Rnd 5: * Sc next 2 sc together in the back loops; rep from * around, join with slipstitch, break A: 6
Rnd 6: Attach MC in joined slipstitch, 2 Sc in each sc around: 12
Rnd 7-9: Sc in each sc around
Rnd 10: * Sc in next sc, 2 sc in next sc; rep from * around: 18
Rnd 11-13: Sc in each sc around
Rnd 14: sc in the front loops of the next 5 sc, 2 sc in the front loops next 7 sc; sc in the front loops of the next 5 sc: 25
Rnd 15-17: Sc in each sc around
Rnd 18: sc in the of the next 5 sc, *2 sc in the next sc, sc in the next sc*; rep from * 7times; sc in the of the next 5 sc: 30
Rnd 19-28: Sc in each sc around
Rnd 29: * Sc in the next 4 sc, sc next 2 sc together; rep from * around: 26.
Rnd 30: * Sc in the next 3 sc, sc next 2 sc together; rep from * around: 20.
Rnd 31: * Sc in the next 2 sc, sc next 2 sc together; rep from * around: 14.
Rnd 32: * Sc in the next sc, sc next 2 sc together; rep from * around: 8.
Rnd 33: * sc next 2 sc together; rep from * around, join: 4.
Stuff head before sewing closed.

Body
With MC, Chain 46
Row 1: Sc in each chain, ch 1, turn
Row 2-25: Sc in each sc across, ch1, turn
Row 26: Sc in the next 22 sc, sl st in the next sc, ch1, turn
Row 27-30: First Half: Sc in each sc across, ch1, turn. At end of row 30, fasten off and weave in end.
Row 27-30: Second Half: Sc in each sc across, ch1, turn. At end of row 30, fasten off and weave in end.

Eyes:
With smaller hook and black, chain 2.
Rnd 1: 8 Sc in 2nd ch from hook. Join with a slip stitch, fasten off.

Embroider on facial features and you are done.


Romeo : the bubble of love!

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Romeo : the bubble of love!

Introduction

I made this little ball of love for my sister, it will be one of her gifts. The inspiration came from a famous film : Arthur and the Minimoys.
It's very easy to make and nobody resist to give it hugs!
Have a lot of fun !
Pour mes chères fées du crochet, voici la version française:
http://helpcrochet.free.fr/romeo.html
Joyeux Noël!

Materials List

*1 ball of fur yarn of your choice but choose a glitter white if possible
*some white coton thread yarn (for stell hook n°4/2mm)to make wings
*some fine yarn (like baby yarn)flesh tone to make feet
*some bulky weight yarn in black to make eyes
*some white stuff
*crochet hook F (4 mm) and stell hook n°6 (1.75 mm)
*1 tapestry needle
*markers of your choice

Finished Size

You'll obtain a ball with a diameter of approx. 4.5 inch

Gauge

For fur yarn and hook size F:
10 sc x 6 sc-rows : 2 inchs x 2 inchs
For fine yarn and steel hook size 6:
20 sc x 15 sc-roxs : 2 inchs x 2 inchs

Notes

The body is worked in round, do not join with a slip stitch at the end of each round, use a marker at the beginning of each round.
The Fur Yarn is more dense on the wrong side of the work, so you'll have to turn down the ball before stuff it.

The Pattern

Body:
1st rnd : with crochet hook F and fur yarn, ch 2, 6 sc in second ch from hook (do not join here and for all rounds)
2nd rnd (inc): 2 sc in each sc => 12 sc


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