Amigurumi Bat Brue Free Pattern ⋆ AMIGURUMI DAILY

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What does amigurumi means?
The word Amigurumi comes from Japanese. The Japanese call handicrafts knitted with crochet and needle as Ami. The Japanese call the toys that are filled with objects such as fibers or cotton as Nuigurumi. The word Amigurumi is derived as a combination of these two words.

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Also I’m sharing new amigurumi free patterns every day.
Todays daily new amigurumi free crochet pattern is Bat Brue
I want to give you some informations about this pattern ;

Amigurumi bat Brue
Crochet knitted toy model (photo master class)
You will need:
• Black
SirdarCountry Style DK Yarn • Green Sirdar Soukie DK yarn
3mm, 3.5mm hooks
10 mm circlip
• Loop markers.
• Scissors
• Sewing needle

Filling

Abbreviations:
KA = amigurumi ring vp
= air loop
sbn = single crochet prib
= increase (2 sbn in one cycle)
decreasing. = invisible decrease (place the hook behind the front wall of the next two loops, thread, pull the thread through the first two loops, thread, knit both loops on the hook)
psn = half column with crochet
inlay edge from psn = edge from half columns with inlaid crochet
cn = column with crochet
c2n = one column with two crossovers
. Art. = link post

() = number of stitches in a row
[] = repeat these instructions

Attention please:
This pattern is knitted mainly in a circle. Do not close or flip circular rows unless otherwise stated.

Head (hook 3 mm) KP
KP in 1: 6 sc amigurumi ring
2: [increase] in a circle again (12) KP
3: [1 sc, increment] repeat in a circle (18) KP
4: [1 sc, increase, 1 sc] repeat in a circle (24) KP
5: [increase, 3 sc] repeat in a circle (30) KP
6: sc in circle (30) KP
7: [2 sc, plus, 2 sc] repeat in a circle (36) KP

8: [5 PRS, increase] repeat in a circle (42)
KR 9: [3 PRS, increment, 3 PRS] repeat in a circle (48) KP
10-15: one PRs circle (48)
KR 16: [6 sc, decrease] repeat in a circle (42)
KR 17: [3 sc, ubavka, sc 2] repeat circle (36)
KR 18: [ubavka, 4 sc] repeat circle (30)
Cpd. Art. on the first page of the circular row. Close the last loop. Place the eyes between circular rows 12 and 13 with 6 stitches.

Body (hook 3 mm) KP
1: 6 sc, KP in amigurumi ring
2: [increase] in a circle again (12) KP
3: [1 sc, increase] repeat in a circle (18) KP
4: [1 sc, increment, 1 PRS] repeat in a circle (24)
KR 5: [increase, 3 PRS] repeat in a circle (30) KP
6: [2 PRS, increase, 2 PRS] repeat in a circle (36)
KR 7: [5 PRS, increase] repeat in a circle (42)
KR 8: [3 sc, increment, 3 sc] repeat in a circle (48)
KR 9-15: sc in circle (48)

KR 16: [6 sc, decrease] repeat in a circle (42)
CR 17: sc in circle (42)
CR 18: [3 sc, decrement, 2 sc] repeat in a circle (36)
KR 19: [reduce, 4 sc] repeat in a circle (30)
KR 20: sc in circle (30)

Bond. Art. on the first page of the circular row. Close the last loop, leaving a long tail for sewing.

Claws (2 pieces, hook 3 mm) KP
KP in 1: 6 sc amigurumi ring
2: [increase] repeat in a circle (12) KP
3: (1 sc, increment, 1 sc] repeat in a circle (16)
KR 4- 6: sc in circle (16)
KR 7: [reduce, 2 sc] repeat in a circle (12)
KP 8: Fold the foot in half and knit in a sc to close the hole. Do not fill. (6).

Teach the last story, take a long tail for stitching

Wings (2 pieces, hook 3 mm)

Row 1: 3 loops from the inlay edge without air stitch from psn. Expand.
Using a loop marker mark the first loop of the psn inlay edge, this loop will be required for row 7

Row 2: 3 vp, sc in second row, from hook, last st. next. psn. p., next 2 psn. p. Expand psn on last page.
Row 3: 1 VP, 4 SBN. Expand.
Row 4: 3 VP, sc in the second row, from the hook, psn in the next row. vp, psn in the next version. p, sn, psn, sbn. Expand.
Row 5: 1 ch 4 sbn. Expand.
Row 6: 2 VP, sc in the second row, from the hook, psn in the next row. p, next 2 psn. n, sn, sbn.
Line 7: Find the top point of Line 3. 2 psn at the top of this line.

2 psn in the first loop of the inlay edge made of psn, i.e. Where you placed the buttonhole mark.
conn. Art. to the starting point – the first ch you knit the wing at the beginning of knitting.

Close the last loop, leaving a long tail for sewing. Hide the ends of the threads.

Ears (2 pieces, 3.5 mm hooks)
Amigurumi ring and 2 VP.

The following are in the amigurumi ring
knit: psn, 2 sec, c2n, 2 vp, conn. Art. in the second run from the hook, c2n, 2 sec, psn in the amigurumi ring.
Close the last loop, leaving a long tail for sewing. Hide the ends of the threads.

Make the Bat
Fill the body and head, but not too tight. This baby should be soft and flexible. Sew the head and torso together using the remaining ponytail.

Sew the legs to the torso at the level of circular row 6, at a distance of 6 loops from each other.
Then sew the ears to the head and the wings to the body.

Scarf (green thread, hook
3,5mm) 52 chp psn per loop from hook to third loop and end of chain.
Close the last loop, hide the ends of the strands.

Dress the amigurumi bat and the knitted toy is ready!