Like I was mentioning the other day, when I
posted the Empanada Amigurumi Free Pattern, my kids love to pretend to play
restaurant. They even have a name for their workplace, Princess
Restaurant. I’m working at adding
more play food items that we can add to their kitchen. They enjoy their
handmade food and they can have it overnight. Sometimes even with their color
preferences.
Today, I bring to you, the buttery toast
amigurumi free crochet pattern. (Or you can purchase a copy of this free pattern on Ravelry, to print at home or store in your stash). Make it in several different flavors and you’ll
have a whole collection. I’ll be showing you what toast I’m going to make next
in just a few days.
By the way, do
you like toast? How do you eat it? We have to have it everyday at home or one of my kids thinks
something is wrong. Lol
Tutorial: Buttery Toast Amigurumi – Free Pattern
Materials:
Hook: H or 5.0 mm
Yarn: Vanna’s Choice (Honey color)
and Color ‘n Cream (yellow)
Red yarn or red embroidery floss
Safety eyes
Stitches:
HDC – Half Double Crochet
Sl St – Slip Stitch
Surface SC
Ch – Chain
Instructions:
Make 2 different pieces using the
instructions below.
1.
Ch. 17
2.
Sk. 2, Hdc 15. = 15 HDC total
(repeat for 8 rows)
3.
Ch. 1, 2 sc, 13 sc, 2 sc, ch
1, turn. (17 sts.)
4.
1 sc across, ch 1, turn. (17
sts.)
5.
2 sc (in first stitch), 2 sc,
13 sc, 2 sc, 2 sc, ch 1, turn. (21 sts)
6.
1 sc across, ch 1, turn. (21
sts)
7.
2 sc, 2 sc, 17 sc, 2 sc, 2 sc,
ch 1, turn. (25 sts)
8.
9 sc, 6 sl st, 10 sc, ch 1,
turn. (25 sts)
9.
10 sc, 6 sl st, 9 sc, ch 1,
turn. (25 sts)
Trace one of your toasts on felt. Cut
it out and save it.
Now it is time to begin joining your
toasts.
Note:
1.
HDC through both stitches
(from darker to lighter color toast) to join them.
2.
You will do 2 HDC at every
corner.
3.
About half way through your
toast, place your felt in between the layers of your toast. Trim it if
necessary so that it fits just right.
4.
Also at this time, attach the
safety eyes to your toast.
5.
Close toast completely.
6.
Use the surface single crochet
stitch to make the mouth with a smiley face if you’d like.
Now you have an amigurumi toast!
Happy Crocheting!
~Fabi
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