Steak Amigurumi

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Steak Amigurumi

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The Materials:

•The Yarn (Worsted Weight)
– Red (Meat color)
– White (Fat color)
•Size G6/4.00mm Hook
•Scissors
•Needle

The Gauge:

5 Rnds and 4 sts per 1” Finished piece is about 2” tall

Worked in the Round

Unless otherwise stated

Steak2_square

The Abbreviations:

ch

Chain Stitch

st

Stitch

sl.st

Slip Stitch

sc

Single Crochet

hdc

Half-Double Crochet

inc

Increase

Color Changes:

This pattern requires a few color changes. Be sure to check the note at the end of each Rnd before you make the round to know when to change colors. Carry colors required for each round along with you before you need to do a color change.

For color changes with Color/Color (ex: 1 Red/Blue):
Make the first pull through with the first color (Red),
and next with the second color (Blue)

Example: [1 G, 1 R/G, 1 R, 1 R/G, 1 G, 1 B, 1 B/G]
Abbreviations:    G = Green    R = Red    B = Blue

← Follow Right to Left

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For color changes in Bobble Stitches:
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

[Green/Blue/Red] = [Step 2/Step 1/Step 3]

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5 comments on “Steak Amigurumi”

  3. I see that in the materials list it calls for a few things that I don’t see n the written instructions. For example, safety eyes. Is that correct?

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5 comments on “Steak Amigurumi”

  3. I see that in the materials list it calls for a few things that I don’t see n the written instructions. For example, safety eyes. Is that correct?

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