Sushi Crochet Pattern - Amigurumi Food - Ami Amour Here’s a free Sushi Crochet Pattern Set that’s the most delicious and sure to please that foodie! It’s food for the crafty soul! Best of all you can always play with it and it’ll never go bad. This Sushi Crochet pattern set includes the classic California Roll, Salmon, Tuna, Roe, Shrimp, and Tamago (Egg) Nigiris. In Japan, nigiri is a small rice ball topped off with a slice of sushi. *Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links. Here are 3 Things I like to do with my Crochet Sushi: So you may be wondering though, well, what can I do with Sushi Amigurumi? My cat, Callie, enjoys her sushi when I stuff them full of Organic Catnip. It’s also great for Party Favors. That’s just some ideas for what to do with your Crochet Sushi, but I’m sure you guys can think of even more! Be sure to subscribe to my blog, so you don’t miss any of my free patterns! I’ve also created a video tutorial for those of you who prefer to see visually and like to crochet along! LEVEL: Easy HOOK SIZE: 5.0mm hook
Easy Free Crochet Chocolate Covered Strawberries Pattern with Removable Shells Sharing is caring! This post includes affiliate links. This is a free chocolate-covered strawberry crochet pattern to make small, medium, and large strawberries with removable chocolate shells. This is a great advanced beginner pattern using worsted WeCrochet cotton yarn. One of my absolute favorite foods, any time of the year, not just Valentine’s Day, are chocolate-covered strawberries. So I designed these to be exactly that. I love multi-functional patterns, but that was not the only reason I designed this pattern like this. But we all know strawberries come in different shapes and sizes. And if you are a visual learner, I also added a quick video tutorial for this fun chocolate-covered strawberries crochet pattern to help you along with the written pattern as well. Get 10 Secret Crochet Tips sent to your email inbox Sign up to receive email newsletters from Nicki's Homemade Crafts to be notified of new free crochet patterns, tutorials and get access to the 8 tips immediately. Gauge Size
Monkey business / DROPS Children 23-63 - Free crochet patterns by DROPS Design WORK IN THE ROUND IN A CIRCLE: After last dc on the round, continue to next round with 1 dc in next dc (= first dc from previous round). NOTE: Insert a marker at the beg of round between last dc and first dc on the round, move the marker upwards when working. INCREASE TIP:Inc 1 dc by working 2 dc in next dc. DECREASE TIP:Dec 1 dc by working 2 dc tog as follows: * Insert hook in next dc, get thread *, repeat from *-* one more time, make a YO and pull thread through all 3 sts on hook BANANA: Worked in the round in a circle. INCREASE TIP: Inc 1 dc by working 2 dc in next dc. DECREASE TIP: Dec 1 dc by working 2 dc tog as follows: * Insert hook in next dc, get thread *, repeat from *-* one more time, make a YO and pull thread through all 3 sts on hook. COLOUR CHANGE: To get a nice colour change work last dc on round as follows: Insert hook in last dc, get thread, make a YO with the new colour and pull it through all sts on hook. BANANA: Worked in the round in a circle.
Tutti frutti / DROPS Children 23-56 - Free crochet patterns by DROPS Design MAGIC CIRCLE: When piece is worked in the round, start with this technique to avoid holes in the middle (instead of ch-ring): Hold the yarn end and wind the yarn one time around the index finger to make a loop. Hold the loop with left thumb and middle finger, place the thread over left index finger. Insert hook through the loop, make a YO and pull thread through loop, work 1 ch, then work dc around the loop. When the desired no of dc have been reached, pull the yarn end to tighten the loop. Fasten the yarn end at the back. WORK IN THE ROUND IN A CIRCLE: After last dc on the round, continue to next round with 1 dc in next dc (= first dc from previous round). INCREASE TIP:Inc 1 dc by working 2 dc in next dc. DECREASE TIP:Dec 1 dc by working 2 dc tog as follows: * Insert hook in next dc, get thread *, repeat from *-* one more time, make a YO and pull thread through all 3 sts on hook. CARROT: Work in the round in a circle. STEM: Worked in the round in a circle. LEAF: Worked back and forth.
How to Crochet Donuts [Free Pattern] Hello my crafty friends! I have a really cute project for you try. 100% fat free donuts. Yum! These little cuties are so fun and easy to make and they look good enough to eat. They make a great addition to a little one’s play food basket and they will love playing with them. Choose your flavour! Pattern below on how to crochet a donut and for the visual learners, scroll below to watch the video tutorials. ***EDITED 06/02/2016*** You may sell finished item made from this pattern. Happy crocheting! Printable version here –>> Donut Free Pattern Hello Yellow Yarn Pattern is written in US Crochet Terms. 3.5mm crochet hook / US E/4 / UK 91x 8 ply / US 3 / UK DK Any pastry coloured yarn (light or golden brown) (colour A)1x 8 ply / US 3 / UK DK Colour of your choice (colour B)ScissorsYarn needleStitch marker (optional)Toy stuffing ch – chainsc – single crochetst – stitchsts – stitchessl st – slip stitchf/o – fasten off Finished donut measures approximately 7.5cm (3inches) in diameter. Use colour A. xxx
Crochet Amigurumi Sandwich from 'Yummi 'Gurumi' What do you like best in a crochet sandwich? Lettuce and tomato? Maybe a slice or two of crisp bacon for a BLT? Source: ,Amazon.com: Yummi 'Gurumi: Over 60 Gourmet Crochet Treats ... Bread slice: (make 3 pieces for each bread slice) We’ve picked slices of wholewheat bread. To make up the bread slice: Make two more pieces identical to the first one. Tomato slice: (make 2 pieces for each slice) Almost any sandwich benefits from a slice or two of tomato. To complete the tomato slice: When you have worked two identical pieces, thread a tapestry needle with cream yarn and work the stitch detail shown in the photograph. Lettuce leaf: Add some lettuce to balance the high-protein sandwich options. Bacon slice: You’ll want two or three of these, but they’re very easy to make. To complete the bacon slice: Thread a tapestry needle with white yarn and stitch two lines of running stitch along the length of the slice, finishing off and stitching the ends into the crochet
Crochet Macaron Pattern - Amigurumi Sweets - FREE - Ami Amour Here’s a perfect crochet macaron pattern to indulge your sweet tooth! With this macaron amigurumi recipe, you’ll be able to recreate the beautiful round shells along with a creamy and delicious filling. It’s light, delicate, and an utter treat! It’s been awhile since I did a free crochet pattern for amigurumi food. Normally for my amigurumis, I work with worsted weight, acrylic yarn, but well the crochet macaron is so delicate, it required a yarn with a little more finesse. I chose to work with the Paintbox Yarn, Cotton DK yarn. I had to make various batches of macarons before I was satisfied with overall shape and structure of my crochet macaron. The more macarons there are, the prettier they look! You can stack them on top of each other. And to make your crochet macaron extra special, I’ve also included some bonus patterns of some delicious toppings you can put on top of them. Here’s a pink macaron amigurumi topped with the perfect combo of strawberries ’n cream. A Zesty Lime Macaron 1.
Frank n Fries / DROPS Children 24-48 - Free crochet patterns by DROPS Design MAGIC CIRCLE: When piece is worked in the round, start with this technique to avoid holes in the middle. Hold the yarn end and wind the yarn one time around the index finger to make a loop. Hold the loop with left thumb and middle finger, place the yarn over left index finger. Insert hook through the loop, make a YO and pull yarn through loop, work 1 ch, then work dc around the loop. WORK IN THE ROUND IN A CIRCLE: After last dc on the round, continue to next round with 1 dc in next dc (= first dc from previous round). INCREASE TIP:Inc 1 st by working 2 sts in next dc. CROCHET DC TOG: Crochet 2 dc tog into 1 dc as follows: Insert hook in dc and pull thread through, insert hook in next dc and pull thread through, make 1 YO and pull thread through all 3 sts on hook. REVERS CROCHET: Work as dc but backwards. BREAD: Worked in the round in a circle. Work the same way with dark beige but after 4 rounds with inc work 3 rounds without inc. SAUSAGE: Worked in the round in a circle with rust.