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yogi girl
Since then, I have created 50+ patterns on original and unusual toys. My
dolls, little animals, and other crocheted patterns come to life in the hands
of those who follow my instructions. It's real magic that fills the world with
smiles and warmth.
© 2023
yogi girl
Feel free to sell the finished products made from this pattern, but don't
turn it into a full-scale factory operation. Let's keep it classy
classy,, not massy
massy..
This pattern is my brainchild, born out of countless hours of yarn-tangling
and crochet adventures. Please respect its origins and don't claim it as
your own.
Whether it's about the pattern or anything related to crochet, I'm just a
message away.
away. Don't hes
hesitate
itate to reach out!
© 2023
yogi girl
Yarn
I use Gazza
Gazzall Baby Cotton yarn for my
Cotton
amigurumi projects due to its softness and
amigurumi
pleasant texture. Color: Blue, beige and
brown
In case Gazzal
Gazzal Baby Cotto
Cottonn is not availab
available,
le,
you may consider the following analogues:
Scheepjes Catona
Catona,, Drops Sa
Safran,
fran, Debbie BBliss
liss
Eco Baby,
Baby, Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK, Y YarnArt
arnArt
Jeans and Katia
Katia Cott
Cotton
on 100%. These yarn
yarnss
have a similar thickness, diverse color palette,
and are made of high-quality materials.
Stuffing
For stuffing my amigurumi toys, I use polyester
fiberfill. This material provides softness, volume,
and helps maintain the shape of the toys.
As an alternative to polyester fiberfill, you can
also consider
consider fillings such as polyfill or cotto
cotton
n
batting. They offer similar properties and are
widely available for use in crocheting projects.
1. Hook 2.00
00m
mm
Tools
2. Scissors
3. Wir
ire
e (2-3
(2-3m
mm thic
thick
k)
4. Marker
5. Pins
6. Needle
7. Black tth
hread
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yogi girl
MR – magic ring
SC – single crochet
INC - inc
increa
rease
se
DEC – decrease
HDC – half double crochet
DC – double crochet
BLO – back loops only
CH – chain stitch
ST - sti
stitch
tch
SS – slip stitch
Rnd
Rn d - rou
ound
nd
*….* n – repeat sequence in bracke
brackets
ts n times
(…) – amount of stitches after the row
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yogi girl
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3. If the detai
detaill look
lookss uneven, then iron it thr
through
ough a thin ffabric
abric
4. Cha
Change
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before
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Stop crocheting with Color#1 right before the last loop is pulled through.
Then, put Color#2 on the hook, and use Color#2 to pull through the last two
loops on the hook
5. Use an invisible decrease
Instead of inserting your crochet hook all the way through two stitches twice,
insert your crochet hook through the front loop only of the two stitches you
would like to join together. Then complete your stitch as per normal.
6. Stuff enough
My advice for creating amigurumi is to stuff your toy tightly, using as much
stuffing as possible. However, if you notice that your crochet stitches are
stretching,
stretchin g, start removing small pieces of stuffing one by one. The goal is to
stuff your amigurumi
amigurumi piece full enough so it holds its shape, but not so much
that the stitches begin to stretch.
7. Do not join every round
In order to keep your amigurumi as professional-looking as possible, DO NOT
joining at the
the end of eac
each
h round. Joinin
Joining
g creates a visible line that can be
seen. Instead, work continuously without joining and keep track of your rows
using stitch markers or running stitch markers.
8. Use pins before sewing amigurumi parts together
• To scan a QR code, simply open any free barcode scanner application. The
QR code scanner application automatically recognizes any QR code.
• Or click on the YouT
YouTube
ube button to watch the video tutorial
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yogi girl
In my toys, I use an X-shaped stitch. Let me tell you about two interesting
methods for making single crochets.
The first method, which is called the " V-shape stitch," goes as follows:
insert your hook into a stitch, yarn over
over,, pull through, yarn over
over,, pull
through both loops. The result is a beautiful V-shape stitch.
The second method, which Is referred to as the " X-shape stitch," is a bit
unconventional. Insert your hook into a stitch, yarn under,
under, pull through,
yarn over,
over, pull through both loops. And voila, you'll have a lovely X-shape
X -shape
stitch!
The difference between these two methods lies in the first yarn over. In
the X-shape stitch method, the first yarn over is done from below
below,, not
from above like in the V-shape stitch method
You may n
notice
otice that the X-shape stitch method creates slightly more
compact and smaller loops compared to the V-shape stitch method.
Therefore, you can experiment with different methods and choose the
Therefore,
one that suits you best. Both methods have their own unique
characteristics and can be used to create various patterns and textures in
crochet projects.
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yogi girl
Beige yarn
Rnd 1. 6 SC in MR
Rnd 2. *1 SC, 1 INC* repeat 3 times (9)
Rnds 3-6. /4 rounds/ 9 SC
Rnd 7. *1 SC, 1 DEC* repeat 3 times (6)
Rnd 8. *1 SC, 1 INC* repeat 3 times (9)
Rnd 9. *2 SC, 1 INC* repeat 3 times (12)
Rnds 10-29. /20 rounds/ 12 SC
Fasten off in invisible way (pic.1)
To do this: pull the yarn end throu
through
gh the last stitch. Take
the needle. Skip one stitch, guide the yarn end through the
next stitch. Insert the needle back in the same hole where
the yarn comes from. Fasten the stitch. This stitch is called
a closing stitch (video 1)
pic 1
video 1
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yogi girl
Rnd 1. 6 SC in MR
Rnd 2. 6 INC (12)
Rnd 3. *1 SC, 1 INC* repeat 6 times (18)
Rnd 4. *1 SC, 1 INC, 1 SC* repeat 6 times (24)
Rnd 5. 24 SC pic 2
Rnd 1. 6 SC in MR
Rnd 2. 6 INC (12)
Rnd 3. *1 SC, 1 INC* repeat 6 times (18)
Rnd 4. *1 SC, 1 INC, 1 SC* repeat 6 times (24)
Rnd 5. *3 SC, 1 INC* repeat 6 times (30)
Rnd 6. *2 SC, 1 INC, 2 SC* repeat 6 times (36)
pic 3
Rnd 7. *5 SC, 1 INC* repeat 6 times (42)
Rnd 8. *3 SC, 1 INC, 3 SC* repeat 6 times (48)
Rnd 9. *7 SC, 1 INC* repeat 6 times (54)
Rnd 10. *4 SC, 1 INC, 4 SC* repeat 6 times (60)
Rnds 11-17. /7 rounds/ 60 SC
Rnd 18. *9 SC, 1 DEC, 9 SC* repeat 3 times (57)
Rnd 19. *17 SC, 1 DEC* repeat 3 times (54)
Rnd 20. *8 SC, 1 DEC, 8 SC* repeat 3 times (51)
Change color to beige (pic.3)
Rnd 21. BLO *15 SC, 1 DEC* repeat 3 times (48)
Rnd 22. *7 SC, 1 DEC, 7 SC* repeat 3 times (45)
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yogi girl
pic 6 pic.7
pic 8 pic 9
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yogi girl
Rnds 28-29. 52 SC
Rnd 30. 14 SC, *1 DEC, 2 SC* repeat 2 times, 1 DEC, 8 SC, *1 DEC, 2 SC*
repeat 2 times, 1 DEC, 10 SC (46) (pic.13-14)
Change color to beige
Rnd 31. BLO 11 SC, 2 DEC, *1 DEC, 1 SC* repeat 3 times, 2 SC, *1 DEC, 1 SC*
repeat 3 times, 2 DEC, 7 SC (36)
To stuff
pic 13 pic 14
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yogi girl
pic 10
video 2
pic 19
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yogi girl
Take a needle and beige yarn. Sew the hole with beige yarn between arms
and body (pic.20-21)
pic 20 pic 21
pic 22
pic 23 pic 24
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pic 28
pic 26 pic 27
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pic 31 pic 32
pic 34 pic 33
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pic 36
pic 35
pic 37
pic 38 pic 39
pic 41
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yogi girl
Beige yarn
Rnd 1. 6 SC in MR
Rnd 2. 6 INC (12)
Rnd 3. BLO *1 SC, 1 INC* repeat 6 times (18)
Rnd 4. *1 SC, 1 INC, 1 SC* repeat 6 times (24)
Rnd 5. *3 SC, 1 INC* repeat 6 times (30)
Rnd 6. *2 SC, 1 INC, 2 SC* repeat 6 times (36) pic 42
To stuff
Rnd 16. *2 SC, 1 DEC* repeat 6 times (18)
Rnd 17. *1 SC, 1 DEC* repeat 6 times (12)
Rnd 18. 6 DEC (6)
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yogi girl
pic 45
pic 46 pic 47
pic 49
pic 50 pic 51
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yogi girl
Embroider eyes with black thread between 9th and 10th rounds (pic.52-59,
video 3)
pic 45
pic.1
video 3
pic 58
pic 59
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Maria Zhyrakova (c) 21