This amigurumi Chinchilla is one piece measuring 22cm from nose to tail and 2cm tall.
You can find him in my Ravelry store
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Friday, 26 May 2017
Wednesday, 10 May 2017
Little Guinea Pig
This little Guinea Pig is totally one piece.
You will need:
- Crochet hook
- Yarn
needle
- Yarn (approx 20g or 60m)
- Black embroidery
thread or 4mm safety eyes.
- Soft
toy filling
Stitches and abbreviations used:
(I
am from England but use US crochet terms)
- MC -
Magic circle/ring (sc unless otherwise specified)
- Ch -
Chain
- SC -
Single crochet
- Inc -
Increase stitch (2 single crochets into one stitch)
- Dec -
Decrease stitch (single crochet 2 stitches together)
- DC -
Double crochet
- ST -
Stitch
- FLO -
Front loop only
- BLO -
Back loop only
- HDC - Half double crochet
- SLST -
Slip stitch
- FO - finish off
- PC - Popcorn stitch
Other
things to note....
- This is
worked in continuous rounds. It is helpful to use a stitch marker to keep
track
- The
number in ( ) at the end of each round indicates the total stitch count
for that round
- *
* indicates repeated series of stitches
- Use
invisible decreases for a neater finished product
- Stitches
in [ ] are worked into one stitch
- Stuff with filling as you work.
Beginning at nose in brown yarn:
1. MC (4)
2. *Inc* (8)
3. 2sc, inc x4, 2sc (12)
4. 4sc, inc x4, 4sc (16)
5. 16sc (16)
6. 8sc, inc x4, 4sc (20)
7. *4sc, inc* (24)
8-9. 24sc (24) - Place eyes between rounds 6 and 7
10. 11sc, [FLO - 2sc, 1hdc, 1dc], [FLO - 1dc, 1hdc, 2sc], 5sc, [FLO - 2sc, 1hdc, 1dc], [FLO - 1dc, 1hdc, 2sc], 4sc. (24) - The stitches in [ ] which make the ears are counted as one.
11. 11sc, 1sc into each of the next 2 BLO left over from previous round, 5sc, 1sc into each of the next 2 BLO left over from previous round, 4sc (24)
12. *5sc, inc* (28)
13. 5sc, - change to white -, 1sc, inc, *6sc, inc*x3 (32) - This hides the colour change on the underside
14. 32sc (32)
15. 2sc, FLO - PC (using 5dc), 5sc, FLO - PC (using 5dc), 23sc (32)
16-18. 32sc (32)
19. 16sc, *1sc, dec*x4, 4sc (28)
20-24. 28sc (28)
25. 10sc, - change to brown -, 18sc (28)
26-27. 28sc (28)
28. 20sc, inc, 3sc, inc, 3sc (30)
29. 30sc (30)
30. 2sc, inc, 1sc, inc, 11sc, inc, 1sc, inc, 11sc (34)
31-33. 34sc (34)
34. 10sc, FLO - PC (using 5dc), 5sc, FLO - PC (using 5dc), 17sc (34)
35. Skipping over the PC stitches in the previous round - *6sc, dec* (28)
36. *5sc, dec* (24)
37. *4sc, dec* (20)
38. *3sc, dec* (16)
39. *2sc, dec* (12)
40+. dec x3, FLO - PC (using 3dc), dec x2, decrease last st of this round and 1st stitch of next round together.
FO close hole.
Sunday, 23 April 2017
One Piece Mouse
This Mouse is totally one piece and requires no sewing
If you have any question or corrections please let me know as I will greatly appreciate any feedback! Also if you do try out this pattern, please post a picture as I will love to see your recreations.
You will need:
- 3mm crochet hook (Can use 4mm if preferred)
- Yarn needle
- Yarn (approx 20g or 60m)
- Soft toy filling
Stitches and abbreviations used:
(I am from England but use US crochet terms)
- MC - Magic circle/ring (sc unless otherwise specified)
- Ch - Chain
- SC - Single crochet
- Inc - Increase stitch (2 single crochets into one stitch)
- Dec - Decrease stitch (single crochet 2 stitches together)
- DC - Double crochet
- ST - Stitch
- FLO - Front loop only
- BLO - Back loop only
- PC - Pop corn stitch (using 5dc)
- HDC - Half double crochet
- TC - Treble crochet
- SLST - Slip stitch
- FO - finish off
Other
things to note....
- This is
worked in continuous rounds. It is helpful to use a stitch marker to keep
track
- The
number in ( ) at the end of each round indicates the total stitch count
for that round
- *
* indicates repeated series of stitches
- Use
invisible decreases for a neater finished product
- Stitches
in [ ] are worked into one stitch
- MC (4)
- inc x2, 2sc (6)
- 1sc, inc x2, 3sc (8)
- 2sc, inc x2, 4sc (10)
- 3sc, inc x2, 5sc (12)
- 4sc, inc x2, 6sc (14)
- 5sc, inc x2, 7sc (16)
- 6sc, inc x2, 8sc (18)
- 7sc, inc x2, 9sc (20)
- *4sc, inc* (24)
- 24sc (24)
- 7sc, [flo - sc, 2hdc, 1dc], [flo - 1dc, 2tc, 1dc], [flo - 1dc, 2hdc, 1sc], 5sc, [flo - sc, 2hdc, 1dc], [flo - 1dc, 2tc, 1dc], [flo - 1dc, 2hdc, 1sc], 6sc
- 7sc, 1sc into the 3 blo left over the previous round, 5sc, 1sc into the 3 blo left over the previous round, 6sc (24)
- 24sc (24)
- *4sc, dec* (20)
- *4sc, inc* (24)
- *5sc, inc* (28)
- 28sc (28)
- in pink FLO - PC, change to grey, 3sc, in pink FLO - PC, change to grey, 23sc (28)
- 28sc (28)
- *6sc, inc* (32)
- 32sc (32)
- 32sc (32)
- 32sc (32)
- 32sc (32)
- *7sc, inc* (36)
- 36sc (36)
- 36sc (36)
- 36sc (36)
- 3sc, in pink FLO - PC, change to grey, 5sc, in pink FLO - PC, change to grey, 26sc (36)
- 36sc (36)
- 36sc (36)
- *4sc, dec* (30)
- 12sc, *1sc, dec* x6 (24)
- 12sc, dec x6 (18)
- dec x2, 6sc, dec x4 (12)
- *dec* (6)
- + continue with 6sc in each round until tail reaches the desired length. FO
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