The “Right” Side when crocheting Amigurumi
Have you ever wondered why your stitch pattern on your crochet piece, especially amigurumi, might look different than the pattern you are using? Do you see a difference between those …
Have you ever wondered why your stitch pattern on your crochet piece, especially amigurumi, might look different than the pattern you are using? Do you see a difference between those …
Safety eyes are usually plastic hemispheres or plastic disks with a stem that you push through the stitch pattern and then secure on the inside of your crochet piece with …
After all the elements for your Amigurumi have been crocheted, it is time to sew these elements together. Sewing may seem a bit intimidating at the beginning, but it is …
The use of individual loops can be a fantastic means to give your creations clearer contours, to define areas, or to subsequently crochet additional elements on finished crochet pieces. How …
The correct stuffing of the various elements of your amigurumi (arms, legs, body, etc.) is more important than you think, because the filling brings the crocheted piece first into shape. …
Spiral rounds are wonderfully uncomplicated to crochet. However, since the rounds are never completed, there is always an obvious distinction between the old and new color when a color change …
The fewest crochet projects are monochrome. Therefore it is essential to learn how to crochet a color change. However, since there are many different stitches and working methods (in joined …
Crocheting Surface Single Crochet Stitches and other surface stitches is a relatively simple technique to attach small or large elements to already finished crochet projects. Not only can this technique …
Crocheting Surface Slip Stitches is a simple method with which you can upgrade almost every crochet piece by crocheting slip stitches, as the name implies, on the surface of a …
Turn any yarn into a “Chunky” yarn. If you have always wanted to crochet your favorite yarn as an extra thick yarn, then you can do that now with the …
The ball/sphere and its variations is one of the most frequently used forms in crocheting Amigurumi. Be it for heads, bodies or other limbs and elements, the crocheted ball is …
If you crochet Amigurumi, balls or other 3-dimensional bodies in spiral or joined rounds, you will usually have an opening at the end of the work which you have to …