Beyond the Bobble Stitch – Camp Crochet

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In this tutorial we'll be doing a deep dive into one of the most versatile stitches for amigurumi, the Bobble Stitch. Not only will we be learning the basics to this stitch, like how to make it and it's relating stitches, but also how to customize it in ways you've never thought of!

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Louie's Loops

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What you'll learn

What you'll need

Cotton Yarn

Weight

Colors

White
Crochet Hook Size G6 / 4.00mm

Crochet Hook

G6 / 4.00 mm

Safety Bead

6 mm

Darning Needle

Abbreviations

mbo

Mini Bobble Stitch

bean

Bean Stitch

bo

Bobble Stitch (4-dc bobble)

bbo

Bulky Bobble Stitch

sbo

Spiky Bobble Stitch

Bump (2-dc bobble)

Bump (2-dc bobble)

Bump

Bump

Popcorn Stitch

Popcorn Stitch

Puff Stitch

Puff Stitch

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Camp Crochet is a cozy, hands-on workshop series where we learn, create, and design together—like summer camp, but with yarn instead of campfires.

The Pattern

01The Bobble Stitch

Bobble Stitches (often abbreviated as “bo”) are actually one of my most used stitches in crocheting. That might sound surprising, but in Amigurumi, stitches adding height like a double and triple crochets just end up leaving big holes to let out the stuffing. Where as a well placed bobble stitch can be used to features like noses, toes, and and even limbs without having to make them separately and sew them on.

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2 comments on “Beyond the Bobble Stitch – Camp Crochet”

  1. Do we have to pay for the patterns when you are a member of the Club Crochet ❓
    It”s really okay if we have to pay, but I didn’t taught we should

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