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Materials and tools You will need: Yarn Himalaya Dolphin Baby – 3 colors: white and pink as main, some violet for edging and a bow, a little bit of yellow, some black for whiskers Hook # 3.5 – 4 Thread to sew on ears (Iris or mouline type) Stuffing for toys Eyes 12 mm across Buttons for decoration Abbreviations MR = magic ring sc = single crochet inc = increasing dec = decreasing dc = double crochet ch = chain sl st = slip stitch Hands (make 2) Crochet with 2 colors – start with white, then change to pink. 1) 6 sc in magic ring 2) 6 inc (12) 3) (3 sc, inc) x 3 times (15) 4) 15 sc 5) 13 sc ..read more

Are you ready to give amigurumi crochet patterns a try but not sure where to begin?  These soft and cuddly stuffed toys may seem complicated, but with the right pattern and yarn, you’ll be well on your way to a professional-looking finished project. The key to a successful amigurumi project is to know your skill level and select a project accordingly. Choosing an Amigurumi Pattern There are many factors that go into selecting a crochet pattern.  Depending on your experience with crochet and with amigurumi projects, you may find some patterns easier than others to complete. Crochet pa ..read more

If you’ve done any online searches of crochet projects, chances are you’ve encountered patterns for cute and cuddly animals in brightly colored yarns.  Known as ‘amigurumi,’ these patterns are what attract many people to try crochet in the first place.  Even though these tiny critters look fun and easy to make, without some basic fundamentals, those new to crochet are likely to find themselves frustrated and defeated.  Start out your first project with success and avoid the frustration with everything a beginner should know about creating your first amigurumi project. What is Am ..read more

After beginning crocheters master the basic stitches and complete a few projects, many crocheters next start learning to crochet with threads instead of yarn.  Unlike yarns, crochet threads can be made into intricate patterns and delicate projects like lace and edging.  Crochet threads can also be made into jewelry and accessories. Not all crochet threads are created equal, however.  To find out the best crochet thread for your next project, we’ve reviewed the most popular brands on the market: The Best Crochet Threads Reviewed   Aunt Lydia’s See it on Amazon Aunt Lydia’s r ..read more

With dozens of different choices available, DIY starter crochet kits have become one of the most popular ways for beginners to learn all about the hobby.  Kits come in handy because they have everything you need to get started with a project including hooks, instructions, and enough yarn to create a project.  There’s no need to worry about buying the right-sized hook or finding easy-to-understand pattern instructions.  Everything’s included in your kit. Crochet kits come in a variety of different skill ranges and project styles.  To know which kit is the best fit for you, w ..read more

Crochet magazines have long been the go-to place for beginners and experienced crocheters to find the latest techniques, trends, and patterns. Many crocheters prefer magazines over books, especially when your skill level advances quickly or when patterns go out of style. Delivered directly to your mailbox or your inbox, crochet magazines give readers fresh projects and ideas of how to keep pushing forward in their hobby or craft. With more choices in the DIY, craft, and crochet marketplace than ever before, knowing which crochet magazines are the best can be intimidating. That’s why we’ve revi ..read more