Crochet amigurumi shapes

Learn how to crochet a cone with this easy tutorial that shows you how to make cones in multiple ways so you can make the exact cone that you need for your project. This post also includes the free crochet pattern for each type of cone so that you make your own! Click to view this free crochet tutorial or save it to your crochet board for later.

So, you want to design your own amigurumi. Or maybe you have something you want to freehand as a gift. So you choose your color, pick up your hook, and then start at it for a minute. How many stitches in the first round? How will I make this the shape and size I want? My dear friend, the answer is in the math.

Watch this video tutorial that will show you step by step how to crochet Amigurumi around a foundation chain. Visit my blog for more free Amigurumi patterns and tutorials you will love!

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Want to customize your ami? In this tutorial, shaping amigurumi: how to make ears, you'll find tips to create custom ears for your toys!

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Join the Shapes Crochet-Along and get one free amigurumi shape pattern from Justyna! Crochet your own adorable shapes with this easy-to-follow pattern.

By now we have talked about rounds, cylinders and coins, some of the basic and fundamental shapes you need to know how to crochet and understand how are done if you wish to make your first amigurum…

Great White Shark amigurumi by Sir Purl Gre. Free crochet shark pattern. This is a simple pattern that will show you how to subtly shape a piece by placing increases and decreases right next to each other. You can use whatever colour of yarn you wish for the main body. Search up different species of sharks. They come in so many different colours so you might be able to find a use for that variegated yarn that you bought because it was interesting but you have no idea what to do with it!

When making amigurumi, or small crocheted toys, there are several shapes that are commonly used to create these cute stuffies. In this video, crochet enthusiast Mister Domestic explores some of the common shapes used in the these toys, and shows you just how it easy it is to make a toy all of your own!

This is a free and easy amigurumi pattern to make a super cute crochet "frog blob".

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Learn how to design your own amigurumi. In this blog post I share the top tips I've learned by designing and sharing my own amigurumi patterns with other crocheters for over two years. I hope it helps!

Crocheting the perfect Amigurumi ball or sphere in any size is extremely useful for making Amigurumi heads, bodies, limbs, and other parts, but also for children’s toys, decorative elements, wall hangings, jewelry, etc. In this tutorial. I’d like to share with you how to crochet the perfect Amigurumi ball using some very simple rules and a few tricks to make a sphere of any size that looks perfect on both sides! So, gather your yarn, hook, and stuffing, and let’s crochet some cute balls!

Some days ago, a good friend asked me for help making a crochet triangle she wants to use for a bikini top, doll size. I made 2 different options for her, and I wanted to share them with you in case you need small crochet triangles :3 (of course you can make them bigger if you need, following the same steps) Of course, there are a lot more methods to make triangles, but I think in general we can divide them into 2 general: 1. Working flat method 2. Working in the round method. Let's see how…

I’m often asked how to scale one of my amigurumi patterns up or down by a specific amount. It’s hard to answer that without relevant data, so that means it’s time for another crochet experiment – yay! Want to skip straight to the results? Jump straight to the Scaling Amigurumi to Any Size tutorial. Method […]

So, you want to design your own amigurumi. Or maybe you have something you want to freehand as a gift. So you choose your color, pick up your hook, and then start at it for a minute. How many stitches in the first round? How will I make this the shape and size I want? My dear friend, the answer is in the math.