I have to thank you for such detailed instruction on how to stitch the pieces together. I love making the dolls but sewing them together is not my favourite part. Your instructions have helped me HEAPS. thanks again.
Thank you so much for this fantastic tutorial. It is was real easy to follow. I am 74 and this is the first time I have treid and I could follow it clearly. Thanksa lot.❤😊
I wanted to find a crochet cat pattern that had a good, firm neck on him to make little cat dolls for my friend and myself. I'm so happy to have found this cutie! This pattern looks like it'll be great for us to make clothing for them and have creepy tea parties. Thank you for that!
So, while I was getting ready to start this, something occured to me. Say I want to make the head closer to the diameter of the bottom of the body, to give my cats a less bobbleheaded look, to help with their stability to sit on a table and because I like that look. What row would I stop increasing at?? And would that lack of rows cause problems for me in his vertical proportions, like head seeming mishapen?
Thank you! I’ve been crocheting for quite awhile but have only done a few amigurumi. You were recommended to me to watch, so I’m going to try and do this crochet a long. I just need to get a few supplies! Thank you for your great tutorials!
Good evening, just made my first grumpy cat and I smiled the whole time.😊 Curious to know, would I be able to sell one of these as long as I acknowledge you are the creator of this toy? Thank you for sharing this tutorial, I currently have mine wrapped around my lamp.😊
I've made a few of these, to give to other people for their children☺. They love them. 😍 (After the 3rd one, I decided to edit the pattern, to continue crocheting directly from the head to the body. I hate sewing! 😁)
Thank you so much for this pattern! I absolutely love it! And your video is great. I am relatively new to crocheting, but you explained everything perfectly and made it super easy for me to follow. Awesome work!!
Thank you so much for the reply....I think I can do from the pattern....thanks again for sharing....if I run into problems...which I always do....I will look out for the video...cute cat....little children when I get back to work will just love.
Which one is more nice result, we use sc yarn over or sc yarn under to make amigurumi? I'm newbie about make amigurumi and wanna try this one patern. And i tried use sc yarn under..but it so difficult to pull the yarn.
Hi! I am a beginer and try things out to be prepared to make this cat my first project, so it can be a plush for my cat (for me if she doesnt like it aha) but i wonder, what does the increase is meant for ? What is the aim of those patterns differents in each row ? For it to curve as a ball ? Thank you for the video !
Hi! We use increases and decreases to shape the work. By adding stitches (i. e. increasing) we get a bigger circle with each round. If we crochet one stitch in each stitch of the previous round, we get a straight tube. So, when making a ball, we start with rounds where we increase the number of stitches each round, then just crochet one stitch in each stitch for a few rounds and then start decreasing to make it curve back in. I hope it makes sense.
@@kristitullus hi!! Thank you for your time! Actually forgot to update but i understood it as doing your tutorial! I completed yours to make my kitty a cat plush and also made her a blanket fot her carrier bagpack. Also made myself a blueberry cow amigurumi plush! Thank you so much for your tutorials that made me learn so much!
It's about 24 cm (9 1/2") when crocheted with DK / light worsted weight yarn and a 2,50 mm crochet hook and about 28 cm (11") when crocheted with worsted weight yarn and a 3,00 mm crochet hook.
I am just exporting it now, hopefully I'll get it uploaded tomorrow. Sorry about the delay, my computer broke and it took a while for the parts to get here.
![[CROCHET] Amigurumi cat TUTORIAL (part.1)](/img/1.gif)
Part two: ruclips.net/video/uB_jlfVJSrY/видео.html
I have to thank you for such detailed instruction on how to stitch the pieces together. I love making the dolls but sewing them together is not my favourite part. Your instructions have helped me HEAPS. thanks again.
Thank you so much for this fantastic tutorial. It is was real easy to follow. I am 74 and this is the first time I have treid and I could follow it clearly. Thanksa lot.❤😊
Thank you so much for your free crotchet patterns. It so awesome of you for sharing it with us. May you be blessed. Love wilma from south africa.❤❤😊
I wanted to find a crochet cat pattern that had a good, firm neck on him to make little cat dolls for my friend and myself. I'm so happy to have found this cutie! This pattern looks like it'll be great for us to make clothing for them and have creepy tea parties. Thank you for that!
So, while I was getting ready to start this, something occured to me. Say I want to make the head closer to the diameter of the bottom of the body, to give my cats a less bobbleheaded look, to help with their stability to sit on a table and because I like that look. What row would I stop increasing at?? And would that lack of rows cause problems for me in his vertical proportions, like head seeming mishapen?
Awesome instructions. Easy to follow. I'm making one for my niece.
Thank you! I’ve been crocheting for quite awhile but have only done a few amigurumi. You were recommended to me to watch, so I’m going to try and do this crochet a long. I just need to get a few supplies! Thank you for your great tutorials!
It's great to have you join us!
very simple pattern and easy to follow. Thank you for explaining the invisible decrease and the sewing details.
Good evening, just made my first grumpy cat and I smiled the whole time.😊 Curious to know, would I be able to sell one of these as long as I acknowledge you are the creator of this toy? Thank you for sharing this tutorial, I currently have mine wrapped around my lamp.😊
Love this! You’re an excellent teacher! Very easy to follow
I've made a few of these, to give to other people for their children☺. They love them. 😍 (After the 3rd one, I decided to edit the pattern, to continue crocheting directly from the head to the body. I hate sewing! 😁)
Thank you so much for this pattern! I absolutely love it!
And your video is great. I am relatively new to crocheting, but you explained everything perfectly and made it super easy for me to follow.
Awesome work!!
Great Video..... that makes me want to learn 😊 Thank You❤❤❤
This was so good, you made it so easy to follow! Thank you so much, I was searching for a amigurumi cat video tutorial and found the right one 😊
Thank you so much for the reply....I think I can do from the pattern....thanks again for sharing....if I run into problems...which I always do....I will look out for the video...cute cat....little children when I get back to work will just love.
The best magic ring to follow. very easy
My favorite! Thank you
Lovely, thanks for sharing ❤️❤️❤️
I like this ❤..already Made it...thanks....wait the smiley cat anyway😅
Love this. Thanks for the video. :)
My pleasure!
Great video! Thank you.
how much yarn do i need for this kitty?
Hi, how much of yarn was used to make one of this?
Which one is more nice result, we use sc yarn over or sc yarn under to make amigurumi?
I'm newbie about make amigurumi and wanna try this one patern. And i tried use sc yarn under..but it so difficult to pull the yarn.
Hi! I am a beginer and try things out to be prepared to make this cat my first project, so it can be a plush for my cat (for me if she doesnt like it aha) but i wonder, what does the increase is meant for ? What is the aim of those patterns differents in each row ? For it to curve as a ball ? Thank you for the video !
Hi! We use increases and decreases to shape the work. By adding stitches (i. e. increasing) we get a bigger circle with each round. If we crochet one stitch in each stitch of the previous round, we get a straight tube. So, when making a ball, we start with rounds where we increase the number of stitches each round, then just crochet one stitch in each stitch for a few rounds and then start decreasing to make it curve back in. I hope it makes sense.
@@kristitullus hi!! Thank you for your time! Actually forgot to update but i understood it as doing your tutorial! I completed yours to make my kitty a cat plush and also made her a blanket fot her carrier bagpack. Also made myself a blueberry cow amigurumi plush! Thank you so much for your tutorials that made me learn so much!
If you don’t have embroider material could you use a thin yarn and a yarn needle to make the face?
That would work!
Thank you 🙏🌹
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How long of this cat? Is it about 30cm?
It's about 24 cm (9 1/2") when crocheted with DK / light worsted weight yarn and a 2,50 mm crochet hook and about 28 cm (11") when crocheted with worsted weight yarn and a 3,00 mm crochet hook.
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Thanks for sharing....where is video 2..
I am just exporting it now, hopefully I'll get it uploaded tomorrow. Sorry about the delay, my computer broke and it took a while for the parts to get here.
hello, this video is for right hands?
Yes. But it's a symmnetrical pattern and will work perfectly whether you're right or left handed.
@@kristitullus I'm left handed. today I did this head. thank u for this wonderful tutorial.
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I cannot understand how to stich third round
confused round 6
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