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8 Free Amigurumi Patterns for Beginners and Intermediate Crocheters
8 free amigurumi patterns for beginners and intermediate crocheters. CROCHET PATTERNs BY Table of contents Abbreviations in US terms st stitch(es) ch chain slst slip stitch sc single crochet MR magic ring rep repeat previous round instructions rnd round inc make 2 sc in the next stitch (in- Abbreviations .............................2 crease) General instructions .......................2 dec single crochet 2 stitches together Tutorial : the invisible finish (Inv.FO) and the (I use the invisible decrease tech- invisible color change (INV.CC) ............3 nique but sc2tog would do just fine) 1. Mad fluffy Bunnies .......................4 hdc half double crochet Tutorial : How to embroider details........5 2. Valentine Bunnies .......................6 dc double crochet dc2tog double crochet 2 stitches together 3. Tinycorn ................................8 dc3tog double crochet 3 stitches together 4. TinyPegasus ............................11 BLO back loop only 5. Ghosty, Casper’s cousin ................12 FLO front loop only fasten off 6. Star Wars Lightsabers ..................14 FO inv.FO invisible finish of (see p3) 7. Minibuddies : girls ......................16 8. Minibuddies : boys .....................19 Inv.CC Invisible color change (see p3) 9. Lil’Agnes (Despicable me) ..............20 (...,...)*x repeat “x” number of times the in- structions between brackets General instructions • These patterns are worked in continuous round : do not join or turn unless stated other- wise. • Mark the last stitch of the round with your stitch marker in order to check that you’ve made the right amount of stitches in the round. • You’ll see that the increases and decreases of the patterns are shifted from one row to another. That’s to avoid the small line that shows when you keep on making your increases and decreases at the same place. -
Little Whale
Little Whale This tiny little whale is waiting for you! Try to make the first one in your favourite { colour and you won’t resist to crochet a “whale-bow”. } You will need then sewn together. The pattern is worked using - Sport weight cotton yarn (suggested yarns: DMC the amigurumi method. Work in a continuous spiral Natura Just Cotton, Silke Estate) (50 g approx. 130 m) without closing off the rounds with a ss. It may help in Blue and White to use a stitch marker in the last stitch of each round, - 2.5 mm (US B/1 or C/2) crochet hook moving it up as you work. - 2 beads (about 2,5 mm / 0,1 in) You can follow the written instructions or the chart. - black cotton thread - tapestry needle Tension - fiberfill for stuffing To make this amigurumi isn’t necessary to use the recommended yarn and crochet hook. Using a larger Pattern notes crochet hook, and a suitable yarn, the amigurumi will The little whale is formed by 2 pieces (back and belly) be larger preserving the same proportions. Little Whale, amigurumi pattern by airali design (Ilaria Caliri) - www.airalidesign.com This pdf is strictly for personal, non-commercial use. Copy, distribution or commercial use of this pattern or any of its parts are not allowed. For any information contact: [email protected] LITTLE WHALE / AMIGURUMI PATTERN BY AIRALI DESIGN . Measurements Rnd 4: (inc, sc in next 2 st) 6 times [24] Working with a 2.5 mm crochet hook and the suggested Rnd 5 - 7: sc in all 24 st [24] cotton yarn the finished amigurumi will be approx. -
Scheme and Syllabus of B. Sc Fashion Design Knits (FDK)
Punjab Technical University Scheme of B.Sc (FDK) Batch 2013 onwards PUNJAB TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY KAPURTHALA Scheme and Syllabus Of B. Sc Fashion Design Knits (FDK) Batch 2013 onwards By Board of Studies Fashion Designing Page 1 of 94 First Semester Contact Hours: 30 Hrs. Course Code Course Title Load Marks Total Credits Allocation Distribution Marks L T P Internal External B.Sc FDK 101 Elements of Fashion 2 - 40 60 100 2 B.Sc FDK 102 Design Fundamentals & Color Theory-1 - - 4 40 60 100 2 B.Sc FDK 103 Introduction to Textile Science 3 - - 40 60 100 3 B.Sc FDK 104 Material Study( Knitted Structures)-1 - - 4 40 60 100 2 B.Sc FDK 105 Introduction to Pattern Making - - 3 40 60 100 2 B.Sc FDK 106 Office Automation &Desktop - - 3 40 60 100 2 Publishing B.Sc FDK 107 Introduction to Garment Construction - - 3 40 60 100 2 B.Sc FDK 108 Basic Sketching - - 3 40 60 100 2 B.Sc FDK 109 Introduction to Knitting Skills 2 40 60 100 2 B.Sc FDK 110 Fashion Model Drawing - - 3 40 60 100 2 Total 07 - 23 400 600 1000 21 Page 2 of 94 Second Semester Contact Hours: 30Hr Course Code Course Title Load Marks Total Credits Allocation Distribution Marks L T P Internal External B.Sc FDK 201 Graphic Design & Applications - - 3 40 60 100 2 B.Sc FDK 202 Fashion Studies 2 - - 40 60 100 1 B.Sc FDK 203 Material Study( Knitted - - 4 40 60 100 2 Structures)-2 B.Sc FDK 204 Fashion Art-1 - - 3 40 60 100 2 B.Sc FDK 205 Photography - - 3 40 60 100 2 B.Sc FDK 206 Yarn Craft - - 3 40 60 100 2 B.Sc FDK 207 Design Fundamentals & Color - - 3 40 60 100 2 Theory-2 B.Sc FDK 208 Fabric Surface Techniques-1 - - 3 40 60 100 2 B.Sc FDK 209 Pattern Making-2 - - 3 40 60 100 2 B.Sc FDK 210 Garment Construction Techniques - - 3 40 60 100 2 Total 02 - 28 400 600 1000 20 There is a 06 weeks Industrial Internship in Flat Knitting Industry after second Semester which will be evaluated in the 3rd Semester on the basis of the report as well as on the basis of the Presentation of the work done. -
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. -
Intermediate Crochet: Donut Amigurumi
INTERMEDIATE CROCHET: DONUT AMIGURUMI WORKSHEET COPYRIGHT 2021 WELCOME TO INTERMEDIATE CROCHET WITH CRAFTJAM! Chocolate, glazed, sprinkles...we honestly can’t think of a donut we don’t like, or an occasion in which we don’t want to eat one (Breakfast? Check! Late night snack? Check!) So grab your crochet hook and join us for a fun new amigurumi workshop with a sweet twist! IN THIS CRAFTJAM YOU WILL LEARN: IN YOUR KIT, YOU HAVE: • How to do basic and intermediate level crochet stitches ⃣ 20yds Tan Worsted Weight Yarn such as chain stitch, single crochet and half double ⃣ 10yds White Worsted Weight Yarn • crochet ⃣ 1-2yds various colors Worsted • How to create and attach a secondary element - ie: donut Weight yarn (for sprinkles) icing ⃣ 1 Crochet Hook, 3mm • How to finish, stuff and sew up your amigurumi piece ⃣ 1 Tapestry Needle • How to attach your finished donut to either a keychain or ⃣ Keychain ⃣ hair tie Hair Ties ⃣ Fiber Fill This is an intermediate class and a basic understanding of HERE IS A LIST OF SUPPLIES YOU WILL USE IN crochet is strongly suggested. If you’re a beginner looking to THE CLASS: ⃣ get started, jump in our Beginner Crochet Coaster class and Worsted Weight Yarn ⃣ learn the foundational skills you’ll need to advance to our 3mm Crochet Hook ⃣ Intermediate Crochet Amigurumi workshop! Tapestry Needle ⃣ Fiber Fill Stuffing 2 INTERMEDIATE CROCHET: DONUT AMIGURUMI PATTERN 3 INTERMEDIATE CROCHET: DONUT AMIGURUMI PATTERN ⃣ ⃣ MATERIALS FOR 1 DONUT STITCHES/ABBREVIATIONS: ⃣ Hook: 3mm ⃣ ch = chain ⃣ Scissors ⃣ sl st = slip stitch ⃣ Fiber Fill ⃣ sc = single crochet ⃣ Tapestry needle ⃣ hdc = half double crochet ⃣ Color A - Donut (Tan) ⃣ dc = double crochet ⃣ Color B - Frosting (White) ⃣ st = stitch ⃣ Various colors for sprinkles ⃣ beg = beginning 4 DONUT AMIGURUMI ⃣ ⃣ WITH COLOR A WITH COLOR B ⃣ R1: ⃣ (The first three rounds are the same, to ⃣ Ch 16, turn. -
Amigurumi Crochet - Patrick the Giraffe
Amigurumi Crochet - Patrick the Giraffe Instructor Kris Straukas Course Overview What is Amigurumi? Amigurumi is a Japanese term that refers to the beautiful and artful technique of crocheting stuffed animals, people and other 3D objects This workshop is for the advanced beginner that is familiar with basic crochet stitches; the Magic Ring, Single Crochet stitch, the Increase stitch and Invisible Decrease stitch. Kris will teach you how to crochet ‘in the round” using the Magic Ring and a series of increase and decrease stitches to create Patrick the Giraffe! Workshop will include pattern, with detailed instructions and pictures. If you are unable to finish your giraffe during the workshop, there will be an opportunity to attend a free open studio session for any additional help needed. Students who need instruction on the above stitches, Kris has scheduled a beginner crochet Amigurumi workshop (Please see class calendar Phone 770-331-4408 Email [email protected] Class Fee $45.00 Class Date/Time August 9, 2019; 10 AM – 3 PM September 13, 2019; 10 AM – 3 PM Brannon-Heard House Office Location 111 Pilgrim Mill Rd, Cumming Ga 30040. Second floor class rooms Level Advanced Beginner Material List -Worsted weight yarn – I highly recommend “I Love This Cotton” brand, which can be found at Hobby Lobby. Two colors (I used Buttercup and Pale Denim), one skein of each color. -Crochet Hook Size E/4- 3.5MM – Many types of crochet hooks to choose from and a personal choice, I recommend a hook with a comfort grip or wood handle. -Stitch markers: -
Amigurumi Pear
Make pear: Using larger hook and worsted weight yarn, ch 2, work 1 sc in first ch, place marker in this stitch, work 5 more sc in first ch, join with sl st to first sc with marker, remove marker. (6 sts) Pull tail to close. Round 2: 1 sc in same, place marker, 2 sc in each around. (12 sts) Amigurumi Round 3: 1 sc in marker, 2 sc in next, *1 sc in next, 2 sc in next; repeat from * around. (you will end in the stitch just before the marker) (18 sts) Pear Round 4: 1 sc in marker, 1 sc in next, 2 sc in next, *1 sc in each of next 2 sts, 2 sc in next; repeat from * around. (24 sts) A crochet pattern by Midnight Knitter Round 5: 1 sc in marker, 1 sc in each of next 2 sts, 2 sc in next, *1 sc in each of next 3 sts, 2 sc in next; repeat from * around. (30 sts) Round 6: 1 sc in marker, 1 sc in each around. (30 sts) copyright 2009, not to be reproduced without permission Rounds 7 thru 10: Repeat Round 6. Round 11: 1 sc in marker, 1 sc in each of next 2 sts, dec, *1 sc in each of next 3 sts, dec; repeat from * around. (24 sts) Round 12: 1 sc in marker, 1 sc in each around. Materials: Round 13: 1 sc in marker, 1 sc in next, dec, *1 sc in each of next 2 sts, dec; repeat 1 ball worsted weight yarn in main color from * around. -
11 Free Crochet Amigurumi Patterns
Sir Stephen, the Bunny design by Donna Childs Originally published in Interweave Crochet, Summer 2008 ANTIQUE TOYS WERE THE INSPIRATION FOR THIS CUDDLY STUFFED RABBIT. Each body part is crocheted separately in basic stitches. Vintage buttons both embellish and are used to join the arms and legs so the doll can be posed. Organic cotton yarn makes this a perfect gift for a recipient of any age. Finished Size: Finished Size About 16" tall with legs extended. Yarn: Blue Sky Alpacas Organic Cotton (100% cotton; 150 yd [137 m]/3½ oz [100 g]; ): #83 sage (MC), 2 skeins; #80 bone (A) and #82 nut (B), 1 skein each. Hook: Sizes G/6 (4 mm) and I/9 (5.5 mm). Adjust hook size if necessary to obtain correct gauge. Notions: Fiberfill; yarn needle; two ½" shank buttons; four 7⁄8" 2-hole buttons; three ½" buttons; DMC pearl cotton size #5, color #223; 1 yd of ¾" wide ribbon. Gauge: Rabbit: 15 sts and 7 rows = 4" in dc with smaller hook. Vest: 12 sts and 9 rows = 4" in dc/sc patt with larger hook. Skill Level: Easy Notes If the toy is intended for a child three years old or younger, embroider features and sew pieces tog securely; do not use buttons or other embellishments that might pose a choking hazard. Head, body, arms, and legs are worked separately in rnds without turning. When fastening off each piece, leave a long tail for sewing. Head With smaller hook and MC, ch 4, sl st in first ch to form ring. Pamela Bethel Pamela Rnd 1: Ch 3 (counts as dc here and throughout), 11 dc in ring, 8 Free Crochet Amigurumi Patterns: Amigurumi Crochet with Crochetme Hugo the ©2010 InterweaveNot Press, LL C |So Not to be reprinted | All rights reserved | www.crochetme.com 11 Free Hungry Hippo Crochet design by Stacey Trock Amigurumi Ewenice McFleece Sheep design by Christine Vitron Patterns: Originally published on CrochetMe.com Finished Size About 9" tall. -
Amigurumi Heart | Crochet Rhc0334-014497M | Last Updated: May 26, 2020
CROCHET I SKILL LEVEL: EASY AMIGURUMI HEART | CROCHET RHC0334-014497M | LAST UPDATED: MAY 26, 2020 GAUGE: 9 sts = 2”; 10 rows = 2” in sc rnds. CHECK YOUR GAUGE. Use any size hook to obtain the gauge. SPECIAL ABBREVIATION: Sc3tog = [draw up a loop in next sc] 3 times, yarn over and draw through all 4 loops on hook – 2 sc decreased. NOTE: Work in continuous rnds without joining. Place a marker between last and first sc of rnd; move marker up each rnd. HEART: Ch 2. Rnd 1: 6 Sc in 2nd ch from hook. Rnd 2: [3 Sc in next sc, sc in next 2 sc] twice—10 sc. Place a marker in the center stitch of each 3-sc group to indicate each side. Rnd 3: Sc in next sc, 3 sc in next sc, sc in next 4 sc, 3 sc in next sc, sc in next 3 sc—14 sc. Rnd 4: Sc in next 2 sc, 3 sc in next sc, sc in next 6 sc, 3 sc in next sc, sc in next 4 sc—18 sc. Rnd 5: Sc in next 3 sc, 3 sc in next sc, sc in next 8 sc, 3 sc in next sc, sc in next 5 sc—22 sc. Rnd 6: Sc in next 4 sc, 3 sc in next sc, sc in next 10 sc, 3 sc in next sc, sc in next 6 sc—26 sc. Rnd 7: Sc in next 5 sc, 3 sc in next sc, sc in next 12 sc, 3 sc in next sc, sc in next 7 sc—30 sc. -
Wayside Sewing 2010 Serger Club Schedule 1021 Boston Post Rd E, Marlborough, MA 01752
Wayside Sewing 2010 Serger Club Schedule January Ruffled Apron (1/2) 4 matching threads We’ll start our ruffled apron, learn how to gather on cotton fabrics the serger and then continue with creating the Decorative thread ruffled apron Gathering Foot February Ruffled Apron (2/2) 4 matching threads This month continue working on/finishing the apron. cotton fabrics We’ll review threading and the 3 & 4 thread Decorative thread overlock stitches for construction as well as Gathering Foot adjusting tension for decorative threads Multi-purpose foot w/guide March 6, 2010 Pillow Case 4 matching threads How to get a better finished seam end when using cotton fabrics your serger to construct a project. An assortment of Knit Picker finishing techniques will be covered. Seam Sealant Large needle April 17, 2010 Quick Quilt 4 matching threads Using a 4-thread overlock for more than just cotton fabrics garment work, construct a quilt quickly and 4-thread overlock accurately. Great practice of control and sewing skills on the serger May 15, 2010 Zippered Pouch 4 matching threads How to insert a zipper using the serger and general zipper construction techniques. cotton fabrics lining purse stabilizer 3 & 4 thread overlock June 19, 2010 Knit Top (1 of 2) Wooly nylon This month learn how to get better results when 4 matching threads stitching on your stretch fabrics as we concentrate Coverstitch (optional) on construction techniques Pearl Crown Assorted stitch techniques July 17,2010 Knit Top (2 of 2) Wooly nylon Continue work on your knit top as we explore your 4 matching threads options for finishing techniques on knits. -
NEWT.OWN Bee
NEWT.OWN Bee. VOLUME XII. NEWTOWN, CONN: ERIPAY, DECEMBER 6, 1889 PAGES. NUMBER 49; Owing to the large number of patients In 1771, there were 360 tax payers in O I. D A Y G I V T S . unable to gain admittance to 1 r Mer-row-'s Xewtown and John Adams heads the STOCK, LEASE AND II I Bridgeport office and for the bene- fit of the needy poor, he w4U continue list, i Following are familiar names : Our immense display of holiday goods is tow ready for iusp eiiou, comprising Slippers, LYON & GR1B1MAN, his free consultation a few days longer. William Ilawley, Lemuel Camp, Samuel Rhoen Goods low for new and desira- Mrs M. and Rubber of every description at prices astonishingly Mary Stevens. No 16 Kasaink Camp, Daniel Beers, John Blackinan, , ble avenue, has been afflicted FIXTURES goods. i with catarrh Jabez Botsford, Amos Hard, John Jud- - ior several She was years. taken sick William OF THE in the latter part of April, 1888. She son, Northrop, John Xorthrop, HARDWARE DEALERS, was treated by several good phvsicians David Peck, John Summers, John San-for- d, C. of Bridgeport,but grew worse. Was or-- John Tousey, Dr Samuel Thomas, II. BENNETT. uereu in iuay to go into the country for James Sanford. The the-12t- lartrest tax payer J. B. BAENABY COMPANY her health. On of May, she Special bargains iii useful, as well as ornamental Christmas gifts ; KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND went to Nashua, N. II. There she failed was Oliver Tousey, 16 shillings and 10 )xK pair of Ladies', (ientlimicn's unit Children's Slippers of every description to bo sold fij fast and was told by one of the best pence. -
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NOVITA front cover_ADS 14/08/2019 11:50 Page 1 £3.50 ISSUE 142 SEPTEMBER 2019 CraftBusinesswww.craftbusiness.com The leading trade title for the craft industry KNITTING/CROCHET JEWELLERY INTERVIEW Who is Luxury jewellery Ditching infl uencing Made In the granny you? Chelsea image! P21 P42 P36 2 NEWS Welcome T Mark Hayhurst T @craftbiz T [email protected] T I don’t really want to say it but the nights are drawing in! Summer is on the wane and the children will soon be back in school. So, crafters’ thoughts are now turning towards, yes I am going to say the C-word, Christmas. Festive celebrations are on the mind and it’s time to turn your thoughts to the holidays. In this issue we have some top tips on holding a Christmas card workshop and creating the perfect gift bundle for your customers. Jessica Rose, founder of the London Jewellery School and the Jewellers Academy, offers her top tips of making the most of your products online in the run up to the Christmas gift buying season. We also chat with crochet icon, Jane Crowfoot, about the ethical use of yarn, teaching at Vogue Knitting Live Show in New York, her new knitting and crochet holidays in India in collaboration with Knit for Peace. Also, we take a look at who’s infl uencing the knitting and crochet markets. I hope you enjoy reading this issue of Craft Business! Crafter’s Companion hits 200 staff mark ON THE RECORD T Global craft supplier, Crafter’s Companion, is also experienced outstanding growth here in the celebrating the fi rst half of an impressive year UK.