In this tutorial from False Bubbles, you will learn how to crochet a cute little amigurumi clementine that is super easy and quick to whip up. It takes a very little amount of yarn and you can use it either as a keychain or bag charm or do anything else with it. This post is all about describing the details about this amigurumi clementine while you can learn crocheting it from a video tutorial.
Skill Level: Beginner
Techniques Required: Single crochet, increase and decrease, tying slip knot and chain stitch or magic circle, slip stitch.
Best for: Use it as a keychain, hanging decoration at stalls, bag charm, car hanging or as kitchen play element.
Materials Needed
Gather the following crochet supplies in hand before getting started the crochet Clementine Amigurumi:
- Paintbox Medium Weight Simple Aran Yarn in two colors
- 3mm crochet hook
- 3mm embroidery floss or thread
- Stitch Markers
- Polyester Fiberfill stuffing
How the Clementine Amigurumi was crocheted?
This Clementine Amigurumi has a basic spherical shape. To crochet a sphere you first increase the stitches by working in the round unless you reach the mid. After this, you start decreasing the stitch unless you reach the last round.
You will also stuff as you go. The tutor recommends adding the safety eyes before stuffing. A basic embroidery expression is also added which you can learn from the tutorial. In the end, you will add a basic leaf.
Tips
Stuffing: Polyester fiberfill is a common choice for stuffing amigurumi. It's lightweight, washable, and easy to work with. You should stuff the Clementine as you go because an almost closed sphere is very difficult to stuff.
Master the Magic Ring: Starting your amigurumi with a magic ring (also known as an adjustable ring) will ensure that the center is tightly closed, preventing any stuffing from leaking out. If you are beginner, you should learn it first.
Stitch Tightly but Not Too Tightly: Keeping your stitches tight ensures that the stuffing won't show through but be mindful not to crochet too tightly, as this can make it difficult to insert the hook into stitches for subsequent rounds.
Stuff As You Go: Gradually stuff the clementine as you work up its shape. This allows you to adjust the firmness and ensure an even distribution of stuffing. Avoid overstuffing, as this can distort the shape.
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