Amigurumi doll joints

In this post I will show you three ways to attach the arms and legs to your amigurumi animals to make them movable.

The classic amigurumis arms or legs are either sewn on or crocheted to the body (like my trolls or critters). Some dolls even have arms or legs that are part of the body (like my fairies or human like dolls). But then you find a pattern for a doll and find that you would like to have this doll with movable arms or legs so you can pose your doll; Barney is a doll that's been designed with arms and legs that are movable. Today I want to show you how to use classic bear joints for your…

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Using a button joint allow your softies to sit, stand, wave, and be posed in other fun positions. Here are a few examples. Here's Rhonda Rhino, carrying a pretty balloon to a birthday party. You can just barely see one of the buttons on her shoulder. Benedict Bear's buttons are almost completely covered by his

Here is a new crochet pattern to create your very own sweet amigurumi doll, Julie. She has curly red hair and wears a trendy sapphire jumpsuit.

Jointed amigurumi dolls are crocheted dolls, or plushies with fully movable arms, legs and head. There are made with disc joints that are pinned in the extremity of each part. There are different k…

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