Innehållsförteckning för Amigurumi Magazine 8 från Fun Crochet Magazine

In this 8th edition of Fun Amigurumi Magazine, we’ve once again gathered fun and original patterns. We hope you have enough time because before you know it, your house will be filled with new crochet items! Or otherwise a couple more creations to gift someone else with. No party will be complete without the crocheted candy cake. This is the dream of every birthday girl or boy. Bunny and Chickie are fun throughout the entire year and the (Easter) Bunny in a hoop will bring happiness to your home. Do you have scraps of yarn laying around? No worries! You can put those to good use when crocheting the colorful butterflies. Decorate your empty walls or windows with the cute grape hyacinth. Naturally, we’ve also gathered fun stuffed toys and…

A LITTLE FRIEND FOR EVERYONESTUFFED TOYS WHAT DO YOU NEED? • Durable Velvet Yarn: 2 balls of Hazelnut 2218, 1 ball of Coffee 385• 4 mm crochet hook• 2 Brown safety eyes, Ø 14 mm• Fiberfill stuffing• Stitch markers THIS IS HOW YOU MAKE IT Crochet the parts of the moose separately and sew them together later on. Crochet in the round using the Amigurumi technique and use a stitch marker to mark where the round ends and where the new one begins. HEAD Make a MR with Hazelnut. Rnd 1: 6 sc in the MR (= 6). Rnd 2: 2 sc in each stitch (= 12). Rnd 3: rep (1 sc, 2 sc in next sc) (= 18). Rnd 4: 1 sc, 2 sc in next sc, rep (2…

LOVELY GIFTHOME DECOR WHAT DO YOU NEED? • Metal floral hoop, Ø 10 cm• Crocheting yarn: white, brown (e.g. Catona 254 Moon Rock)• 3 mm crochet hook• Fiberfill stuffing• Safety eyes, Ø 5 mm THIS IS HOW YOU MAKE IT Crochet the bunny with sc. The head, body and tail are to be stuffed, the ears and front legs are not. HEAD Make a MR with brown yarn. Rnd 1: 6 sc in the MR. Rnd 2: rep (2 sc in each sc) (= 12). Rnd 2: rep (1 sc, 2 sc in next sc) (= 18). Rnd 4: 18 sc. Rnd 5: rep (1 sc, 2 sc in next sc) (= 27). Rnds 6 and 7: 27 sc. Rnd 8: rep (1 sc, sc2tog) (= 18). Rnd 9: rep…

WHAT DO YOU NEED? • Durable Coral yarn: Aqua 338, Turquoise 371, Lavender 396, Purple 270, Cerise, 248, Pink 232, Holly Berry 221, Bordeaux 222, Golf Green 304, Tropical Green 2140, Peach 211, Orange 2194• 2.5 mm crochet hook• Darning needle• Scissors• Fiberfill stuffing• Jute wrapped wire• Wire cutter• Combination pliers THIS IS HOW YOU MAKE IT Crochet all the wings 2 x. BODY Crochet the body with a dark color. Crochet the body of each butterfly the same way. Rnd 1: make a MR and crochet 6 sc into it (= 6). Rnd 2: 2 sc in each sc (= 12). Rnds 3-19: 12 sc. Cut 2 strands of about 12 cm for the antennae. Insert them into the body, leaving about 5.5 cm sticking out. Bend the end…

Crochet is super fun! But how do you actually make all these wonderful creations? We’ve listed all the basics and techniques just for you, so you can get started right away. Before you know it, you’ll be hooked... ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS These are the most commonly used abbreviations and symbols: Stitches used Would you like to learn more about the most commonly used stitches and techniques? At aandehaak.nl/basis we explain how to do things like crochet a chain, single crochet, slip stitch or double crochet, but also how you can set up a magic ring and decrease and increase as you’re working. The step-by-step instructions include drawings and videos to help you on your way. Take a look at aandehaak.nl/basis. Note: videos are in Dutch. Learn different techniques via aandehaak.nl/basis…

WHAT DO YOU NEED? • Durable embroidery-/crochet yarn (010.36): Grass Green 1008, Offwhite 1020, Purple 1005, Dark Blue 1013, Moss Green 1048, Lilac 1014, Raspberry 1027• Yarn Durable Coral (010.6): Sand 2208, Warm Taupe 343, Peach 211• 1 and 2.75 mm crochet hook• Wooden bead Ø 2 cm• Skewer• Fiberfill stuffing• Tapestry needle no. 26• Metal (copper) rings: Ø 25 en 30 cm• Spool of green metal binding wire Ø 0,05 cm• Ribbon/lace• Old scissors or wire cutter• Small scissors• Sewing thread: black• Blush• Bunny• Glue gun THIS IS HOW YOU MAKE IT The grape hyacinth is 16 cm tall and is crocheted using embroidery/crochet yarn and a size 1 crochet hook. If it says rep, repeat the part between the brackets. STEM Crochet 60 sc around the skewer with…

CRINKLY LITTLE SHEEPSTUFFED TOYS WHAT DO YOU NEED? • Yarn & Colors Must-have yarn, 20 g.: Anthracite, Graphite, Shark Grey, Soft Grey, Silver, 30 g.: Marble• 2.5 mm crochet hook• Stitch marker• Fiberfill stuffing• Crinkle foil• 2 cm rattle disc• Darning needle• Scissors BODY Crochet 2 patches for the front and back, and sew them together later on. With Anthracite, crochet 26 ch. Rnd 1: 1 hdc in 3rd ch from the hook and then 1 hdc in each ch (= 24 hdc). Rnds 2-4: 2 ch, 24 hdc in the BL. Switch to Graphite. Rnds 5-8: 2 ch, 24 hdc in the BL. Switch to Shark Grey. Rnds 9-12: 2 ch, 24 hdc in the BL. Switch to Soft Grey. Rnds 13-16: 2 ch, 24 hdc in the BL.…

CELEBRATE YOUR BIRTHDAYACCESSORIES WHAT DO YOU NEED? • Crochet cotton: 2 balls each of red, blue, yellow, green, 3 balls of orange, 1-2 balls each of pink, fuchsia, white, light brown, silver sparkle• 3 mm crochet hook• Styrofoam cake dummies: 1 x Ø 15 cm and 7 cm tall, 1 x Ø 20 cm and 10 cm tall, 1 x Ø 25 cm and 10 cm tall• Lollipop sticks or cake pop sticks• Beads (wooden) Ø 20 mm• Small colored beads (seed beads)• Letter beads• Glue• Fiberfill stuffing LARGEST CAKE DUMMY Start with the bottom and make a MR with orange. Rnd 1: 6 sc in the MR. Rnd 2: rep (2 sc in each sc) (= 12). Rnd 3: rep (1 sc, 2 sc in next sc) (= 18).…

LITTLE SISTER AND BIG BROTHERDOLLSPART 2 OF 2 WHAT DO YOU NEED? • Scheepjes Catona Yarn: 1 ball each of Petal Peach 263, Soft Rose 409, Cornelia Rose 256, Black Coffee 162• Crochet hooks: 2.2, 2.5 (or thinner) and 3• 2 Safety eyes, brown Ø 6 mm• Embroidery thread: black, red• Electrical wire about 15 cm, 3 x• Fiberfill stuffing• Stitch markers or colored yarn THIS IS HOW YOU MAKE IT Evelyn is about 16 cm tall. The doll is crocheted in separate parts. Have a piece of colored yarn run through the first stitches of the rounds to mark the rounds (or use a stitch marker). Crochet all parts in a spiral, without joining at the end of the rounds. The additional abbreviation scBL stands for sc in the…