Intermediate Crochet: Watermelon Amigurumi Worksheet Copyright 2021 Welcome to Intermediate Crochet with Craftjam!

INTERMEDIATE CROCHET: WATERMELON AMIGURUMI WORKSHEET COPYRIGHT 2021 WELCOME TO INTERMEDIATE CROCHET WITH CRAFTJAM! Whether your summer consists of backyard BBQs or days spent on the beach, one thing is for sure – you need to be perfectly accessorized! So why not add a little slice of cuteness – and convenience – to your DIY style with our newest amigurumi workshop and show off your handmade flair! IN THIS CRAFTJAM YOU WILL LEARN: IN YOUR KIT, YOU HAVE: • How to do basic and intermediate level crochet stitches such as ⃣ 20yds Red Worsted Weight Yarn chain stitch, single crochet and half double crochet. ⃣ 20yds Green Worsted Weight • How to finish, stuff and sew up your amigurumi piece. Yarn • How to attach your finished donut to either a keychain or hair tie. ⃣ 10yds White Worsted Weight yarn ⃣ 1 Crochet Hook, 3mm ⃣ 1 Tapestry Needle This is an intermediate class and a basic understanding of crochet is ⃣ Keychain ⃣ strongly suggested. If you’re a beginner looking to get started, jump Hair Ties ⃣ in our Beginner Crochet Coaster class and learn the foundational Fiber Fill skills you’ll need to advance to our Intermediate Crochet Amigurumi workshop! HERE IS A LIST OF SUPPLIES YOU WILL USE IN THE CLASS: ⃣ Worsted Weight Yarn (Red, White, Green) ⃣ 3mm Crochet Hook ⃣ Tapestry Needle ⃣ Fiber Fill Stuffing 2 INTERMEDIATE CROCHET: WATERMELON AMIGURUMI PATTERN 3 INTERMEDIATE CROCHET: WATERMELON AMIGURUMI PATTERN ⃣ ⃣ MATERIALS FOR 1 SLICE STITCHES/ABBREVIATIONS: ⃣ Hook: 3mm ⃣ ch = chain ⃣ Scissors ⃣ sl st = slip stitch ⃣ Fiber Fill ⃣ sc = single crochet ⃣ Tapestry needle ⃣ hdc = half double crochet ⃣ Red/Pink Yarn ⃣ dc = double crochet ⃣ White Yarn ⃣ st = stitch ⃣ Green Yarn ⃣ beg = beginning 4 WATERMELON AMIGURUMI ⃣ ⃣ WITH RED/PINK YARN: JOIN ON WITH GREEN YARN. ⃣ R1: ⃣ R7: ⃣ Ch 4 and sl st into the first st. (or create a ⃣ Ch 1, 1 sc in the first 24 st (halfway around magic loop). your circle) ⃣ Sc 8 in the loop. Sl st in the first st to join. (8) ⃣ R8-R12: ⃣ R2: ⃣ Ch 1, turn. 1 sc in each st of your green sc ⃣ Ch 1, 2 sc in each st around. Sl st in the first row. (24) st to join. (16) ⃣ R9: ⃣ R3: ⃣ In the side of your green rows, pull up a ⃣ Ch 1, *1 sc, inc* around. Sl st in the first st loop in each space between rows. Pull to join. (24) through all loops to close the gap between ⃣ R4: your rind rows and the other half of the ⃣ Ch 1, *1 sc, 1 sc, inc* around. Sl st in the circle. first st to join. (32) ⃣ Ch 1, turn. Now you will connect the rind ⃣ R5: and the white of your circle together. Put ⃣ Ch 1, *1 sc, 1 sc, 1 sc, inc* around. Sl st in your hook through each green st, lining it up the first st to join. (40) with the opposite white st. Sl through both ⃣ Join with white yarn. st. Do this all the way across to connect the ⃣ R6: two halves of the circle. ⃣ Ch 1, *1 sc in the next 4 st, inc* repeat * ⃣ Tie off, sew in all ends. around. Sl st in the first st to join. (48) ⃣ Tie off white yarn. At this point, use your tapestry needle and a piece of black yarn to sew the seeds. FIGURE 1 5 STITCHES CHEAT SHEET ⃣ BASIC TERMS: ⃣ Slip Knot: any crochet project will almost always begin with a slip knot. Create a slip knot by wrapping the yarn around your finger into a loop, and pulling a new loop. Tighten the loose end gently to create the slip knot. Insert your hook into the loop, and pull the end of your yarn to tighten. ⃣ Yarn Over: wrap the yarn around your hook. ⃣ St: stitch. ⃣ ABBREVIATIONS: ⃣ ch = chain: To begin a chain, first create a slip knot on your hook. To make a chain stitch, yarn over, and pull the yarn through the loop on your hook. This will create a new loop. Each loop is a chain stitch. ⃣ sc = single crochet: Insert your hook into the loops of the previous stitch. Yarn over, pull through one loop. You should have two loops on your hook. Yarn over again, and pull through both loops. ⃣ hdc = half double crochet: Yarn over, then insert your hook into the loops of the previous stitch. Yarn over, pull through one loop. You should have three loops on your hook. Yarn over again, and pull through all three loops. ⃣ dc = double crochet: Yarn over, then insert your hook into the loops of the previous stitch. Yarn over, pull through one loop. You should have three loops on your hook. Yarn over again, and pull through two loops. Yarn over, and pull through the second two loops. ⃣ sl st = slip stitch: Insert your hook into the loops of the previous stitch. Pull through one loop. Pull that same loop back through the first loop on your hook. Pull to tighten. This is usually used as a way to finish a project, so if you are finishing you can cut the yarn and pull the end of the yarn all the way through the loop. 6 IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTION, PLEASE CONTACT US [email protected] 917 690 8287 FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM craftjam.co.

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