Crochet oval amigurumi head

Understanding Round and Oval Shapes (in order to create head) There is no animal or doll toy without head. Understanding and learning how to make one is essential when creating your toy. This simpl…

Understanding Round and Oval Shapes (in order to create head) There is no animal or doll toy without head. Understanding and learning how to make one is essential when creating your toy. This simpl…

Meet Kevin, the perfect amigurumi penguin to be right by your side. Crochet it today with our step-by-step penguin crochet pattern!

Understanding Round and Oval Shapes (in order to create head) There is no animal or doll toy without head. Understanding and learning how to make one is essential when creating your toy. This simpl…

Combine this with the neck strengthening technique I share, and say goodbye to heads that are more oval than round. A good stretch sometimes makes the biggest difference in shape! Sometimes the...

Now that you have seen the 1st part of the Oval Series, which was pretty basic, here are some new neat tricks to create a slight variation to the oval series - pointy ovals! You must be wondering - when and why will I use this method? I used them for all sorts of attachments for my amigurumis, especially the animal ones - think ears, wings, tails, head shapes.

1_5172493968578970235 - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This crochet pattern provides instructions for making a Charlie Bunny toy. Materials needed include yarn, a 2mm crochet hook, safety eyes, fiberfill, and yarn needle. The pattern has sections for making the ears, cheeks, head, hands, and legs. The ears are worked in the round from 7 stitches increasing to 30 stitches then decreasing back to 7 stitches. The head starts with 8 stitches and…

Over the years I’ve received some e-mails and blog comments asking for help about crocheting around a foundation chain! This can definitely be confusing, particularly if you are a beginner to crochet…

Finally...I know, I know. I keep promising this pattern, but life seems to get in the way. Materials Worsted weight yarn (pink, black, & white) You'll need less than 3.5 oz of pink and small amounts of black and white Size H crochet hook Yarn needle 2 black buttons Size Fits a child, teen, or small adult head I made this hat for a 6 year old and it barely fits my head. (I have a pretty small head) Note: For this pattern I did not join each round. I hate the seam, so I just kept going around…

A photo crochet tutorial on working on opposite side of chain, also known as the free loops of your starting chains.