Burrro
Burrro
Burrro
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Notes
Materials Size of finished figure
yarn/wool in following colors: Using Bravo and hook size 3.5 mm Gonazles
white, light blue, dark blue (hooves, hair); turns out about 20 cm / 8 inches tall (from
for sombrero: light brown, red, yellow ears to feet).
yarn or embroidery floss in black
crochet hook in fitting size (I used 3.5 mm)
Some tips for making Amigurumis
filling
sewing needle, tapestry needle, scissors, I recommend beginning all rounds with an
stitch marker adjustable ring (Magic Ring). This
method prevents the little hole in the
middle of your starting round.
(Alternatively you can also start with
Skills level: easy.
2 chains and then work the first round into
The complete figure is worked in single the 2nd ch from hook.)
crochet only. This pattern does not include All rounds are worked in a continuous
basic crochet tutorials. spiral; do not join rounds with a slip stitch,
For up-to-date information, free patterns, unless indicated.
interesting links and recommended tutorials You may find it useful to use a stitch
(e.g. Magic Ring) please visit my website: marker (e.g. a piece of yarn) for counting
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When stuffing your Amigurumi (or parts of
If you have any questions about this pattern
it), take care to give each part a nice
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shape, dont just put the filling in
randomly.
Hook size
I also recommend taking your time when
I recommend using a hook thats smaller than
making (embroidering) your Amigurumis
for usual crochet works because you should
face. The face is such an important part
keep the gauge as tight as you can so that
and gives character and expression to
the stuffing doesn't show through.
your little creation. (I usually spend a lot of
time for this on every single Amigurumi)
Yarn and Wool
You can find a step-by-step instruction
I used Bravo from Schachenmayr nomotta
about how to crochet an oval (as you will
(http://www.coatsgmbh.de). It's a DK 8-ply
need it for the head) on my blog:
acrylic yarn with a specified gauge of 30 rows
http://esbelotta.blogspot.com/2012/02/tu
and 22 sts = 10 cm (7.5 rows and 5.5 sts = 1)
torial-how-to-crochet-oval.html
with recommended hook sizes of 3 to 4 mm.
With white: ch 5 Round 26: dec, 2 sc, 3 dec, 2 sc, 2 dec (10)
Arms (make 2)
Round 1: 6 sc
Round 2: inc around (12)
Round 3: (sc, inc) repeat around (18)
Round 4: (2 sc, inc) repeat around (24)
Round 5: in BLO: sc around (24)
Round 6 7: sc around (24)
Round 8: (2 sc, dec) repeat around (18)
Round 9: sc around (18)
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Ears (make 2)
Straps (make 2)
Sombrero
With light brown:
With light brown:
Ch 30, FO;
Round 1: 6 sc Attach one strap between rounds 12 and 13
Round 2: inc around (12) on each side of the sombrero.
Round 3: (sc, inc) repeat around (18)
Round 4: sc around (18) Hair
Round 5: (2 sc, inc) repeat around (24)
Round 6 7: sc around (24) Take at least 14 strands of dark blue yarn
With red: Round 8 10: sc around (24) (depending on the yarn you are using you
may need to take more strands to make the
With light brown:
hair look nice).
Round 11: sc around (24)
Attach one strand with a sl st in each round of
Note: Now you can decide if you want to the head starting above round 22 on the
leave two holes for the donkeys ears so that center front, going up to the top and down
he will be able to wear the hat on his head on the center back until you reach round 20.
(Variant 1) OR make the hat without such
holes, which makes it easier to place it on the
back of the donkey (Variant 2):
Finishing
Embroider eyes with black.
Congratulations!
You have finished Gonzales,
the Little Donkey! He is now ready
for playing and cuddling!
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If you find the time, Id love to see a picture of
your cute little Donkey!
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