Amigurumi Squirrel 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 squirrel
I want to give you some informations about this pattern;

Materials:

Hook No. 1.75
Yarn Yarn Art Jeans 1 motor
3.Filler
For peephole: eyes on safe
fastening or thread for embroidery, or two black beads (for your discretion, I embroidered)
Needle for stitching parts
Good mood!

1.Head:
1.6sbn in spacecraft
2.6PR (12)
3.12

(1sbn, OL) * 6 (18)
5.18
(2sbn, OL) * 6 (24)
7.24
(3sbn, OL) * 6 (30)
9.30
(4sbn, OL) * 6 (36)
11.36
(5sbn, OL) * 6 (42)
13.42

(6sbn, OL) * 6 (48)
15.-22.48 (8 rows)
(6sbn, UB) * 6 (42)
(5sbn, UB) * 6 (36)
We fill the head as it closes.
(4sbn, UB) * 6 (30)
(3sbn, UB) * 6 (24)
(2sbn, UB) * 6 (18)
(SBN, UB) * 6 (12)
29.6UB Pull the hole, fasten the thread and hide.

EARS (2pcs):
1.6sbn in spacecraft
2.6sbn

(PR, 2sbn) * 2 (8)
(OL, 3SBN) * 2 (10)
(OL, 4sbn) * 2 (12)
(OL, 5sbn) * 2 (14)
(OL, 6sbn) * 2 (16)
(PR, 7sbn) * 2 (18)
9.-10.18sbn
(UB, 7sbn) * 2 (16)
12.16sbn
Fold the eyelet in half and knit 8sc for both sides. Sew the ears to the head.

1.6sbn in spacecraft
2.6PR (12)

(SBN, OL) * 6 (18)
(2sbn, OL) * 6 (24)
(3sbn, OL) * 6 (30)
6.-7. 30sbn
(4sbn, OL) * 6 (36)
9.9sbn, 18PR, 9sbn (54)
10.-19.54sbn (10 rows)

(sbn, UB) * 3.37sbn, (UB, sbn) * 2, UB (48)
(6sbn, UB) * 6 (42)
22.42
(5sbn, UB) * 6 (36)
24.36
(4sbn, UB) * 6 (30)
26.30
(3sbn, UB) * 6 (24)
(2sbn, UB) * 6 (18)
(SBN, UB) * 6 (12) Fill the torso.
30.6UB Pull the hole, fasten the thread and cut,
leaving the end for sewing on the head.
Tie the abdomen in white of the desired size.

MUSHROOM:
1.We start with a white thread: 6sbn in CA
2.6PR (12)

(SBN, OL) * 6 (18)
4.-9. 18sbn (6 rows)
(4sbn, UB) * 3 (15)
11.-13. 15sbn

We knit the inside of the cap in beige:

(SBN, OL) * to the end
(2sbn, OL) * until the end
(3sc, OL) * to the end Fill the mushroom.
(4sbn, OL) * to the end (47)
18.-20. Hat color: 47sc
(4sbn, UB) * until the end and so we make decreases until the close.
After closing, pull the hole, pull the thread to the base of the mushroom leg and embroider the roots (as in the picture)

FRONT FEET (2PCS):
1.6sbn in spacecraft
2.6PR (12)
3.17. 12sbn (15 rows) Fill not
strong, just below
REAR FEET (HIPS 2PCS):
1.6sbn in spacecraft
2.6PR (12)

(SBN, OL) * 6 (18)
(2sbn, OL) * 6 (24)
(OL, 11sbn) * 2 (26)
(OL, 12sbn) * 2 (28)
(OL, 13sbn) * 2 (30)
(OL, 14sbn) * 2 (32)
9.32sbn
(UB, 14sbn) * 2 (30)
11.30sbn
(UB, 13sbn) * 2 (28)
13.28

(UB, 12sbn) * 2 (26)
15.26
(UB, 11sbn) * 2 (24)
(2sbn, UB) * 6 (18) Fill
(SBN, UB) * 6 (12)
19.6UB Pull the hole, cut the thread and hide.
FEET (2PCS):
1.6sbn in spacecraft
2.6PR (12)
(SBN, OL) * 6 (18)
4.-7. 18sbn
(UB, 7sbn) * 2 (16)
9.11. 16sbn
(UB, 6sbn) * 2 (14)
13.14sbn
(UB, 5sbn) * 2 (12) Stuff.
15.12sbn
16.6CB. Hide the thread. Sew the feet to the hips as in the photo.

TAIL:
1.6sbn in spacecraft
2.6sbn
3.6PR (12)

(SBN, OL) * 6 (18)
5.18sbn
(2sbn, OL) * 6 (24)
7.-9. 24sbn
(3sbn, OL) * 6 (30)
11.-12. 30sbn
(4sbn, OL) * 6 (36)
14.-15. 36sbn
(5sbn, OL) * 6 (42)
17.-22. 42sc (6 rows)
23.PR, 2sbn, PR, 12sbn, (UB, 2sbn) * 3.11sbn, PR, 2sbn
24.-25. 42sc

(5sbn, UB) * 6 (36) 27.-28. 36sbn
(4sbn, UB) * 6 (30)
30.-31. 30sbn
(3sbn, UB) * 6 (24)
33.-34. 24sbn
(2sbn, UB) * 6 (18)
36.18sbn
(SBN, UB) * 6 (12)
38.-39. 12sbn We fill in the detail.
Knit together for both sides 6sc. Leave thread for sewing.

Design:
Sew the head and tail to the body. On the muzzle we embroider a black nose thread and eyes. (To be honest, I didn’t like the embroidered eyes. I think I will continue to sew on beads or put my eyes on a safe fastening.) In places of the peephole, we make a tightening.