Amigurumi Duck Free PDF Crochet Pattern

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What does amigurumi means?
The word Amigurumi comes from Japanese. The Japanese call handicrafts knitted with crochet and needle as Ami. The Japanese call the toys that are filled with objects such as fibers or cotton as Nuigurumi. The word Amigurumi is derived as a combination of these two words.

Amigurumi knitting techniques are very easy. You can find many handcrafts prepared with these techniques on my site. What is Amigurumi for beginners in Amigurumi handwork? How to knit amigurumi? In this blog, where you can find the answers to the questions with pictures, you will be able to learn about Amigurumi in all details.

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Also I’m sharing new amigurumi free patterns every day.
Todays daily new amigurumi free crochet pattern is Duck
I want to give you some informations about this pattern;

Description by: Lyudmila Zhuravleva

Necessary materials.

• Yarn basic yellow shades HiMALAYA Dolphin, Alize Softy Plus or YarnArt Dolce 1 skein. Quite a bit of the same pink or orange yarn for the beak.

• Some yarn for Alize Softy Plus cheeks.

• Some yarn for the Lanoso Single tuft or any suitable long pile weed.

• Hook 3-3.5mm.

• Eyes 15-18mm.

• Matching threads for sewing on details and tightening.

• Filler holofiber or sintepukh.

•Tools: large long needle, scissors, stitch marker.

Conventional designations. sc-column without crochet. dc-column with a crochet. vp-air loop. psn – half-column with a crochet.

increase-two columns without a crochet in one loop. increase dc-two double crochets in one loop. decrease – knit together two loops for the front walls. decrease dc- knit together two loops for the front walls. ss-connecting column or half-column without crochet.

Wings.

2 details.

Knit in a circle in a spiral.

1. 6sc in the amigurumi ring = 6sc.

2. 6 increments = 12sc.

3. (1sc, increase) -6 times = 18sc.

4-6. 18sc (3 rows) = 18sc.

7. (4sc, decrease) -3 times = 15sc.

8. 15sc = 15sc.

9. (3sc, decrease) -3 times = 12sc.

10. (2sc, decrease) -3 times = 9sc.

Fold both halves together and knit 4sc.

Fasten the thread, cut. The wings will be tied into the body in the course of knitting.

Paws.

2 details.

Knit in a circle in a spiral.

1. 6sc in the amigurumi ring = 6sc.

2. 6 increments = 12sc.

3. (1sc, increase) -6 times = 18sc.

4-8. 18sc (5 rows) = 18sc.

Fasten the thread on the first paw and cut it off.

On the second paw, do not cut the thread, continue to knit the body.

Body.

9. Connect the second paw to the first, starting from the last loop where the thread-18sc was fastened, 1sc into the loop with which they started knitting the 9th row, 1sc into the loop where they finished knitting the second paw (thus, in the corners between the paws you should get increase), 18sbn = 38sbn.

The marker is located on the back of the toy, in the center.

10-16. 38sc (7 rows) = 38sc.

17. 9sbn, decrease, 17sbn, decrease, 8sbn = 36sbn.

18. (10sc, decrease) -3 times = 33sc.

19. 33sbn = 33sbn.

20. (9sc, decrease) -3 times = 30sc.

21. (8sc, decrease) -3 times = 27sc.

Stuff the paws with filler.

In the next row we knit wings.

22. 8sc, 4sc together with the wing, 9sc, 4sc together with the second wing, 2sc = 27sc.

You can independently adjust the number of loops between the knitted wings, as the loops may shift due to different knitting density.

23. 27sbn = 27sbn.

24. (7sc, decrease) -3 times = 24sc.

Stuff the body with filler, tightly and evenly.

Do not cut the thread, continue to knit the head.

Head.

25. 24 increments = 48sbn.

26. (7sbn, increase) -6 times = 54sbn.

27. (8sc, increase) -6 times = 60sc.

28-37. 60sc (10 rows) = 60sc.

Insert eyes between 33-34 side by side 8 sts apart.

38. (8sc, decrease) -6 times = 54sc.

39. (7sc, decrease) -6 times = 48sc.

40. (6sc, decrease) -6 times = 42sc.

41. (5sc, decrease) -6 times = 36sc.

42. (4sc, decrease) -6 times = 30sc.

Stuff your head with filler, not tight, medium density.

43. (3sc, decrease) -6 times = 24sc.

44. (2sc, decrease) -6 times = 18sc.

45. (1sc, decrease) -6 times = 12sc.

46. ​​6 decreases = 6sc.

Pull the hole, cut the thread and hide inside the head.

Cheeks.

Knit in a circle in a spiral.

1. 6sc in the amigurumi ring = 6sc.

2. 6 increments = 12sc.

3. (1sc, increase) -6 times = 18sc.

Fasten the thread, cut.

Sew to the muzzle with matching threads.

Beak.

Knit in a circle in a spiral.

1. 6sc in the amigurumi ring = 6sc.

2. (2 increments, in one loop 3sc) -2 times = 14sc.

Fasten the thread, cut.

Sew to the muzzle with matching threads.

Chubchik.

Knit with fluffy yarn.

Find the last loop of the 46th row on the top of the duckling. Fasten the thread and knit in a spiral with single crochets in a circle, one row.

Fasten the thread, cut.

Pull both ends out of one hole between the loops, tie both ends of the thread and tuck inside the head.

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