Learn how to get started with amigurumi! Create your own cute little banana split snail doll with this free crochet pattern! this basic and beginner friendly DIY project is perfect for any crocheter and works with any type of worsted weight yarn. This amigurumi is perfect for home decor as well. It can work up quickly. Working with simple stitches, the single crochet, this pattern is worked in the round and sewn together. the bows are made separate and has photo tutorial with step by step.
A quick, cute, stashbuster project. Grab a size F/3.75 mm crochet hook and crochet a baby tadpole with small amounts of the yarn of your choice. Use a yarn needle and extra yarn to sew on extra details. Most of the project is worked in the round, with the details of the tail done in row. Includes detailed instructions on joining the second color of yarn and working the tail. Feel free to contact me through my blog with any questions or comments.
Malvin is a handsome amirugumi mouse. He wears blue pants with suspenders and a cute bowtie. You can make a complete mouse family with a mommy mouse, daddy mouse, and a baby mouse. The pattern includes many pictures to help explain the various steps. The mice are relatively quick to make and you can easily make them bigger/smaller by using a different kind of yarn and hook. Finished size: Malvin meauseres about 17 cm/ 7 inches.
Of course, the easiest Easter projects will also include appliques. Consequently, here are some you can apply to crocheted, cloth and woven surfaces. Furthermore, you can also stick them onto hard surfaces, such as a wall, window or another item. Finally, you can use them as hanging ornaments in Easter displays. There is really no end to the possibilities.
The original pattern and the photos are available at garnstudio.com blog:
More info about projects also on Ravlery.
Free pattern with complete video tutorial on the Sweet Softies blog! Crochet this cute, little baby Yoda / Grogu doll with my easy beginner-friendly amigurumi instructions! This chibi style design is a kokeshi shaped doll with a plump body, large head, and little arms. It's very quick to work up and makes a great last-minute gift for Star Wars or Mandalorian fans for Christmas holiday, as stocking stuffers, birthday presents, or more. They also make great party favors for Star Wars themed events, or for selling at craft fairs.
However, the amigurumi doll doesn't have to be a strictly true to form classic. Thus, here is a pattern for a more modern take. Overall, the Lulu doll will be a wonderful way of crocheting a series of dolls with different accessories and of different sizes. Of course, you can take these dolls and do them up in a classic fashion, but really, there is just so much room to work with in the modern style as well.
Go to the pattern: Lullu Doll.
To begin with, this ami birdie looks like he's ready to go to a beat ppooetry competition or a stroll along a Parisian boulevard. In particular, I adore his slightly squinted, a bit blase eyes.
So, here is an amigurumi goose in a lovely bobble hat, ready for whatever the weather throws at it. Of course, the color of the hat is up to you, and you can certainly use symbolic ones for a given holiday.
To begin with, the first of our Thanksgiving decor ideas is a decorative turkey to dress up your table, kitchen or living room. Indeed, this little guy will make sure your Thanksgivig will be perfect. Of course, he’ll be great as a fun gift when you go to visit someone as well.
Lastly, how about a teddy bear that's ready for a blustery fall wind? Indeed, with its colorful, warm scarf, this little amigurumi cutie can face whatever Mother Nature can throw at him and your child.
