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Mathilde III.: Materials
Mathilde III.: Materials
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Materials:
When using the suggested materials, it will be about 20 cm tall.
• Wool (Sport Weight), e. g. Schachenmayr Catania/Scheepjes Catona - bei mir Fb.
395, 394, 403, a piece of white yarn
• Crochet hook in suitable size (for me 2,0 mm)
• Stuffing, some funky foam, 2 buttons (15 mm)
• Eyes in suitable size (for me: 10 mm)
The specifications of the wool and needle sizes are only examples/references. If You
use other wool than specified, the figure will become taller or smaller. It’s Your
choice which wool you use. The needle size must be chosen to match the wool used.
When crocheting Amigurumis You should use a much smaller needle size than
indicated on the banderole or You would use it for other crochet projects so that no
holes are made when the piece is stuffed. With a needle size of 2 mm, my gauge
sample results in a diameter of 4.5 cm for six crocheted rounds.
I hope, it's understandable and I'm really sorry if something sounds weird. !
First put some stuffing into part 1. then place the second part on top and fix it with
pins. Stuff very loosly while crocheting, in the middle should remain a hole for the
body. Just stuff enough so that the fabric is slightly curved outwards. Now join with
purple in the first stitch of a hexagon, pierce through both parts, from outside to
Now cut the funky foam, this plate should be slightly smaller than part 1 of the front
shell. However, do not cut too small, the size can be corrected later, before it is
finally worked in. The funky foam does not necessarily have to be yellow, you cannot
see it later unless you crochet very loosely.
Buttonhole strip:
light yellow or color of choice
Crochet in rows. At the end of each row, chain 1 and turn.
1. ch 17, sc 16, starting in second chain from hook (16)
2. sc in each st (16)
Before the next round, check how big Your buttons are. Just place the buttons on
the last row and count how many stitches are
covered by the widest part of the button. That’s the
amount of stitches You have to skip and also the
amount of chains. Spread the remaining stitches as
required. If You have very small buttons You have
to make 3 or more buttonholes. Spread them evenly
over the strip. My buttons have a diameter of about
15 mm.
3. sc 2, skip 4 stitches, ch 4, sc 4, skip 4 stitches,
ch 4, sc 2 (16)
4. sc 2, 4-5 sc around the chains (not through),
sc 4, 4-5 around the chains, sc 2
For a nice finish crochet around the other 3 sides with single crochets, but for now
work 3 sc in each corner.
Fasten off.
Sew the buttonhole strip close to the opposite side, also at the last yellow row in
front of the purple border. Look at the pictures below for proper alignment.
Now mark the spots for the buttons. To do that, close the shell. Then sew on the
buttons.