How to crochet a seal | Amigurumi easy tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- Learn to knit this adorable baby seal using just a few basic knitting techniques such as single crochet, double crochet stitches together, half double crochet, increase, invisible decrease and slip stitch. This video tutorial features a simple pattern using plush yarn for an irresistibly cuddly result. The small size makes it a perfect project for beginners, and you'll have a sweet handmade gift in no time. Follow along step-by-step as we create the body, flippers, and charming details of this little seal.
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You will need;
- YarnArt Dolce yarn (but you can use any yarn you like)
- 5 mm crochet hook (or any hook size suitable for the yarn you are using)
- Yarn needle and scissors
- Stitch marker
- Toy stuffing
- Safety eyes 8 mm
Abbreviations:
rnd: round
sc: single crochet
dc4tog: double crochet stitches together
hdc: half double crochet
inc: increase
dec: invisible decrease
ch: chain stitch
slst: slip stitch
(*, *): repeat terms
I made the baby seal and turned out great, I’m watching the mama seal right now and you stated you have not been on line for3 months please do not let certain people bring you down , you are doing a fantastic job and I appreciate you doing these videos . My grandson loves your animals, he is 10 and would like to learn because of people like you who share their love of the craft. Thank you Christina Eddy
Christina, your kind words mean the world to me! 😭💖 It's so heartwarming to hear that my videos are inspiring others, especially young crafters like your grandson.
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This looks familiar. I watched this exact same pattern crocheted on False Bubbles craft channel. Her video was published a year ago. Not sure if this is a copycat or a reseal.
That's interesting! I wonder if I subconsciously remembered False Bubbles' design while I was working on this one. 🤔I love her work, so it's possible!
This was my own pattern, but I'm always learning and growing as a designer, so it's totally fair to point out any similarities. 😊 Thanks for letting me know!