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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.
Amigurumi knitting techniques are very easy. You can find many handcrafts prepared with these techniques on my site. What is Amigurumi for beginners in Amigurumi handwork? How to knit amigurumi? In this blog, where you can find the answers to the questions with pictures, you will be able to learn about Amigurumi in all details.
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Also I’m sharing new amigurumi free patterns every day.
Todays daily new amigurumi free crochet pattern is Keychain
I want to give you some informations about this pattern;
Christmas souvenir keychain Santa Claus from @happydolls_pattern crocheted using amigurumi technique. The height of the knitted Santa Claus is approximately 9 cm using a 2.25 mm hook and YarnArt Jeans yarn. The finished toy can be used as a keychain, pendant or decoration for the Christmas tree.
Instagram: @happydolls_pattern
Materials and tools:
YarnArt Jeans (55% cotton, 45% acrylic, 50 g/160 m): white #62, red #90, yellow #35, black #53, beige #07
Hook 2.25 mm
Keychain accessories
Thick needle with large eye
Tailor’s pins
Filler
Abbreviations
KA – amigurumi ring vp
– air loop
sbn – single crochet
ss – connecting column
pr – increase (2 columns from one loop)
dec – decrease (2 columns we knit together)
(…) x n repeat what is indicated in brackets n times
(…) – the number of sc at the end of the row
Body-head with
Red yarn:
1: 6 sb in KA (6)
2: 6 sb
3: (inc, 1 sb) * 3 (9)
4: 9 sb
5: (inc, 2 sb) * 3 (12)
6 : 12 sc
7: (inc, 3 sc) * 3 (15)
8: 15 sc
9: (inc, 4 sc) * 3 (18)
10: 18 sc
Attach white yarn (do not cut red).
White yarn:
11: (inc, 5 sbn) * 3 (21)
Red yarn (cut white):
12: 21 sbn behind the back wall of the loops
13: (inc, 6 sbn) * 3 (24)
14: 24 sbn
15: (pr, 7 sbn) * 3 (27)
Attach black yarn (do not cut red).
Black yarn:
16: 27 sc
Red yarn (cut black):
17: 27 sc
18: (dec, 7 sc) * 3 (24)
19: (dec, 2 sc) * 6 (18)
20: (dec, 1 sc) * 6 (12)
Stuff the part with filler.
21: 6 dec (6)
Close the hole with a needle, hide the end of the thread.
Attach the white yarn to the front walls of the loops of the 12th row and knit sc to the end of the row.
Embroider the belt buckle with yellow yarn.
Nose
Beige yarn:
1: 7 sc in KA (7)
Leave the end of the thread for sewing.
Sew the nose to the head.
Pompom
White yarn:
1: 6 sc in KA (6)
2: 6 inc (12)
3: 12 sc
4: 6 dec (6)
Fill with a little filler.
Leave the end of the thread for sewing.
Close the hole with a needle.
Sew a pom-pom onto the top of the hat.
Use the #happydolls_pattern hashtag when posting your work.