Louie Mensinger
Treasure Chest Amigurumi Pattern
Have your own crocheted treasure chest sitting on your desk or turn it into a vicious mimic! This treasure chest measures about 2″ tall and 3″ wide when finished and includes a full unique video tutorial to help you get through the tough parts!
Perfect for DnD campaigns!
Materials:
• The Yarn (Worsted Weight)
– Brown
– Gold
– White
– Pink
– Grey
• Size G6/4.00mm Hook
• Plastic Saftey Bead Eyes
• Golden Buttons (Optional)
• Needle
Gauge: 5 Rnds and 4 sts per 1” | Finished piece is about 2” tall
Worked Flat
Try out my new table top game!
Stitch’d is a table top war game where your pieces are all handcrafted. I play it with miniature crocheted pieces, but you can make your pieces out of whatever you want. Playdoh, Origami, Legos, or even just drawn pogs of cardboard. As long as they meet the size requirements for the pieces.
How to Crochet Ghosts
In this series of crocheted ghost tutorials we’ll be going through a series of crocheted ghosts including classic crocheted ghosts, crocheted boo ghosts (mario), crochet pacman ghosts, and even crocheted pokemon ghosts!
These patterns will only be available for free until the end of the month (October 2019), so make sure to create an account, join the email notification list, subscribe to the YouTube channel to stay notified for when the next ghost pattern goes live!
Classic Ghost Amigurumi
In the first lesson in our series of crocheted ghosts we’ll be learning how to crochet a classic ghost! The great thing about this pattern is it requires very little sewing!
Pacman Ghost Amigurumi
Pacu Pacu Pacu… wawawawa… In this lesson I’ll be turning my classic ghost pattern into a Pacman ghost pattern using just color changes for the eyes!
Boo (Mario) Ghost Amigurumi
In the third ghost lesson we’ll be making the shy, yet sinister ghost from Super Mario Brothers, Boo!
Ghastly the Ghost Pokemon Amigurumi
In our fourth lesson in our series of crocheted ghosts, we’ll be learning how to crochet Ghastly, the ghost Pokemon!
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• Frankenstein
• Zombies
• Vampires
• Bats
• Witches
• Pumpkins
• Werewolves
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5 Creative Ways to Use Safety Eyes
Safety eyes are probably the easiest way to add adorable looking eyes to your amigurumi, and if you do it right there are a whole lot of different ways to customize them.
Here’s how to use safety eyes for your amigurumi and 5 creative ways to use safety eyes!
Safety Eyes are plastic attachable eyes that snap together to connect to any surface with a small hole or that you can poke through, obviously making them perfect for amigurumi. They come in all shapes and sizes, you can get round ones, oval ones, felt ones, some that look like cat eyes, some that look like a little noses, some that look like koala noses. There are an insane combination of types.
They are composed of two parts, a front and back. The front is the main part that comes in the variety of types and sizes, and the backs come in basically two different types, hard or soft plastic.
Get more Amigurumi Tutorials with Amigurumi 101!
Amigurumi 101 is an ongoing series of tutorials teaching how to crochet Amigurumi better, easier and quicker with new lessons coming out monthly.
All of the tutorials are available with a Club Crochet Membership, but some are available without a membership.
How to Crochet Helmets and Hoodies (for Goblinoids)
In this lesson we’ll be crocheting helmets and hoods for your amigurumi characters! This pattern was designed to fit on my Goblinoid characters, specifically Goblins, Trolls, and Orcs, but with some alterations these helmets can likely fit other amigurumi as well.
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The Materials:
•The Yarn (Worsted Weight)
•Size G6/4.00mm Hook •Stuffing
•Needle
Suggested yarns:
Lily Sugar n’ Cream
Red Heart Scrubby Smoothie
The Gauge:
5 Rnds and 4 sts per 1”
Worked in the Round
Unless otherwise stated
The Stitches:
– Ch : Chain stitch
– St : Stitch
– Sl.st : Slip Stitch
– Sc : Single Crochet
– Dec/Inc : Decrease/Increase
– BLO / FLO : Back / Front Loops Only
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Every pattern includes a full length video tutorial, so you’ll never miss a stitch.
How to Crochet a Chef Hat
Learn how to make a mini crocheted chef hat! This easy crocheted chef hat tutorial teaches you how to make a crocheted chef hat with a video or written pattern!
The Materials:
•The Yarn (Worsted Weight)
– White
•Size G6/4.00mm Hook •Stuffing
•Needle
Suggested yarns:
Lily Sugar n’ Cream
Red Heart Scrubby Smoothie
The Gauge:
5 Rnds and 4 sts per 1” Finished piece is about 1.5” tall
Worked in the Round
Unless otherwise stated
The Stitches:
– Ch : Chain stitch
– St : Stitch
– Sl.st : Slip Stitch
– Sc : Single Crochet
– Dec/Inc : Decrease/Increase
– BLO / FLO : Back / Front Loops Only
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Bigfoot Bobby Amigurumi
Have you heard of bigfoot? Not yeti!
This crocheted Bigfoot Bobby amigurumi measures about 4.5″ inches tall when finished and includes a full-length unique video tutorial to help you get through the tough parts!
Materials:
• The Yarn (Worsted Weight)
– Fuzzy Brown
– Color A (Nose)
– Beige
• Size G6/4.00mm Hook
• 6 – 10mm Safety Bead Eyes x 2
• Stuffing
• Pipe Cleaners x 2
• Needle
• Heavy coins (nickles)
Gauge: 5 Rnds and 4 sts per 1” | Finished piece is about 4.5” tall
Worked in the Round
The Stitches:
– Ch : Chain stitch
– St : Stitch
– Sl.st : Slip Stitch
– Sc : Single Crochet
– Dec/Inc : Decrease/Increase
– InvDec : Invisible Decrease
– BLO : Back Loops Only
– Bo : Bobble Stitch
1. Yarn over, insert hook into stitch
2. Yarn over and pull through
3. Yarn over and pull through 2 loops
4. Repeat steps 1 – 3 four times total
5. Yarn over and pull through all the loops on the hook
For color changes in Bobble Stitches: [Blue/Red/Green] = [Step 3/Step 1/Step 2]
Angie the Angler Fish Amigurumi
Learn how to make a crocheted Angler Fish! This crocheted angler fish tutorial teaches you how to crochet an angler fish with a video or written pattern! It even includes a free PDF!
The Materials:
•The Yarn (Worsted Weight)
– Color A (Main)
– Color B (Fins and Cheeks)
– White (Teeth)
– Black (Mouth)
– Yellow (Light)
•Size G6/4.00mm Hook
•6 – 10mm Safety Bead Eyes x 2
•Stuffing
•Pipe Cleaner
•Needle
Suggested yarns:
Lily Sugar n’ Cream
The Gauge:
5 Rnds and 4 sts per 1” Finished piece is about 2.5” tall
The Stitches:
– Ch : Chain stitch
– St : Stitch
– Sl.st : Slip Stitch
– Sc : Single Crochet
– Dec/Inc : Decrease/Increase
– BLO / FLO : Back / Front Loops Only
This pattern was written by @SirPurlGrey (aka Phillip Ha). Check out more of his work on his site or on his social media!
www.SirPurlGrey.com
Sal the Seahorse Amigurumi
Learn how to make crocheted seahorse! This easy crochet seahorse tutorial teaches you how to crochet a seahorse with a video!
To get the ad-free version of this pattern and a downloadable PDF, become a Club Crochet Member. You can even try a 15 day trial for free!
But first…
Why do seahorses live in salt water? Because pepper water makes them sneeze!
Okay, let’s get hooking!
The Materials:
•The Yarn (Worsted Weight)
– Main Color
– Green (Sea Weed)
– Sand
•Size G6/4.00mm Hook
•6 – 10mm Safety Bead Eyes x 2
•Stuffing
•Needle
Suggested yarns:
Lily Sugar n’ Cream
The Gauge:
5 Rnds and 4 sts per 1” Finished piece is about 2.5” tall
Worked in the Round
Unless otherwise stated
The Stitches:
– Ch : Chain stitch
– St : Stitch
– Sl.st : Slip Stitch
– Sc : Single Crochet
– Dec/Inc : Decrease/Increase
– InvDec : Invisible Decrease
– BLO / FLO : Back / Front Loops Only
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