How to Crochet Corn Amigurumi For Beginners

As the fall starts, corns are starting harvested. But instead of bringing one from field at home, learn how to crochet a cute candy corn amigurumi yourself with a step-by-step tutorial we found on Pixelated Peach. It will stay fresh for all your next autumns spreading memories of this fall. This corn amigurumi features cute kawaii eyes, a chubby little body (it is immature yet!) that is very easy to crochet and pretty leaves. You can use it for your fall or autumn decor simply make it a pocket companion.

This post will make your decision easy for whether or not you should follow this tutorial and also easy the things. You can follow through with a video tutorial in the end.

@Pixeled Peach

Skill Level: This vegetable amigurumi corn easy but very beginners may not rightly handle the project.

Tutorial Timing: About 35 Minutes

Type: Low-Sew, Chibbi and Small.

The Crochet Corn Amigurumi can be used for various purposes:

It's a cute fall-themed decoration, perfect for adding harvest season decor to your home.
You can trun it into a keychain or bag charm by attaching a keyring.
You can also use it for the kid's playable items.

Crochet Amigurumi Corn Tutorial

Crocheting this corn amigurumi is very easy whether you are a beginner or expert.

Introduction to Fall Amigurumi: The creator starts with discussing the fall season, planning to crochet harvest-themed plushes, beginning with a piece of corn. You can follow her for more on her channel.
Creating the Corn's Body: The tutorial begins with tying a magic loop, followed by adding 6 single crochet stitches.
Incremental Stitching: Several rounds involve increasing the number of stitches to shape the corn, switching between single crochets and increases.
Magic Loop and Marking Stitches: A technique to tighten the loop and accurately mark stitches during crochet is introduced, making it easier to track progress.
Starting the Decrease: As the body nears completion, the stitches are decreased, creating a tapered end for the corn.
Adding the Face Details: The corn’s face is given character by adding safety eyes between 10 and 11 rounds and embroidering a cute smile using black embroidery floss.
Attaching Leaves: The leaves are crocheted separately in a light green yarn and attached to the corn, forming a triangular arrangement. Each leaf is connected by chaining 3 stitches, creating a sturdy base for the triangular arrangement of leaves. The tutorial ends with tips on adding Rosy Cheeks using blush for a playful finish

What does the video say about how to handle the tail end of the magic loop?

In the crochet corn amigurumi video, after creating the magic loop and completing the first round of stitches, the tail of the loop is pulled tightly to close the loop entirely. This action ensures that the center of the work is snug and secure. The creator suggests cutting the tail short, but not completely off, so that it remains inside the piece.

This technique provides a clean, tight finish at the center of the amigurumi piece.

Supplies Needed

The tutor of this corn amigurumi outlines the following supplies you should use:

Yarn: Yellow yarn for the main body of the corn and light green yarn for the leaves. The tutor might have used the worsted weight cotton yarn.
Crochet Hook: The size of the hook is not specified but should match the yarn being used. You can use 4mm to 4.5 mm.
Stitch Markers: Used to mark the beginning of rounds to keep track of stitches.
Scissors
Tapestry Needle: For weaving in the ends and sewing the leaves to the corn.
Polyfill Stuffing
Safety Eyes
Black Embroidery Floss: For embroidering the smile on the corn's face.
Blush: Optional, for adding rosy cheeks to the corn for a cute, finished look.