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In this tutorial I'll be showing you Step by Step how to Hand Embroider my Top 6 Favorite Embroidery Stitches for Doll and Soft Toy Plushie Faces. These are all very basic, easy stitches so that even a beginner doll or softie maker can embroider lovely faces for their new creations that are not only beautiful but baby safe! Don't be intimidated, it doesn't have to be perfect, that is the beauty of handmade, each doll is unique! What you will need is some good quality kona fabric for your face. Trace your face onto your fabric using a disappearing ink pen, embroidery thread & a Sharp needle. It's easier if you have an embroidery hoop but not necessary. You can hand embroider onto a stuffed dolls head or a flat piece of fabric. I use the 3-4 strands of floss depending on the brand. If your floss has 6 threads use 3, if it has 8 use 4 .. simply cut the length you want and pull it apart. Need a recap on just a couple of stitches?! Please go to the main Tutorial on DollsAndDaydreams.com
A quick run through of embroidering the face on a cloth doll… I embroider my dolls’ faces after I’ve stuffed the bodies and sewn down the yarn hair. I prefer placing the features after everything else is in place. I use pins to mark spots for eyes and nose, using a tape measure to center …
Have you been looking for different ways to add eyes to your amigurumi? Come check out these 7 different methods for adding eyes to your crochet projects!
Hi everyone! I wanted to share today one of my favorite alternatives to plastic safety eyes when making amigurumi. And bonus, they are fast and easy! These came to be when I was searching for an 'eye' to have a crisp, delicate look. I have made some with worsted black yarn but it just didn't meet the look I was going for when the eye needed to be on a smaller scale. There are many reasons we look for an alternative to plastic safety eyes. The most popular reason being the recipient of our beautiful creation is a little one under 3. I now make most of my amigurumis with plastic safety eyes because my kids are over this age and the fact that they pop in quickly! With that being said though, I have to admit I love the look of using crochet thread. By the time I'm done, it was worth a few extra minutes. Here's an example from the Amigurumi Cow Pattern! To make these I used a 2.25mm hook (2.5mm should work just fine too) and size 10 black crochet thread. I also use some white to add a little reflection from time to time for added detail. I know a lot of you may have embroidery thread/floss on hand and this can be used too, however, it is thicker so you may want to bring it down to 4 ply instead. On an off note, I absolutely love crochet thread! The beautiful color selection they now come in are amazing! I use them often to make tiny flowers like in these hair clips. Ok, back on track now...... these eyes work up fast and can be sewn on your amigurumi project before or after you close the head. You can also easily add eyelashes as you sew them on! I used the 12mm size below for my Cuddly Caterpillar pattern! It was perfect to add a bit of reflection and detail! Below are instructions for making 4 common sizes found in amigurumi patterns: 9mm, 10.5mm, 12mm and 15mm This post contains affiliate links, please click here for more info. Thank you for supporting Grace and Yarn! Materials- Black crochet thread size 10 2.25mm crochet hook Scissors Sewing needle US Abbreviations- HDC - Half double crochet SC - Single crochet Sl st - Slip stitch MC - Magic circle Ch - Chain Alright, lets get started! NOTE: For any of the sizes chosen below, fasten off at the end and be sure to leave a long tail to sew onto your amigurumi project 9mm- Round 1: Create a MC with 8 HDC, join with a sl st to the first HDC (8 HDC) 10.5mm- Round 1: Create a MC with 12 HDC, join with a sl st to the first HDC (12 HDC) 12mm- Round 1: Create a MC with 8 HDC, join with a sl st to the first HDC, Ch 1 (8 HDC) Round 2: 2 SC in each stitch, join with a sl st to the first SC (16 SC) 15mm- Round 1: Create a MC with 8 HDC, join with a sl st to the first HDC, Ch 1 (8 HDC) Round 2: 2 HDC in each stitch, join with a sl st to the first HDC (16 HDC) To add a reflection take a small amount of white crochet thread and pass through a stitch once or twice as pictured below, secure and fasten off. I told you they would be easy! Be sure to PIN this tutorial to pull it up for a future project you would like to use them on. Looking for an amigurumi project? Scroll through my homepage here to find some fun patterns! If you are new to amigurumi, check out my tips and materials page to help you get started! Be sure to join the Grace and Yarn Crochet Group on Facebook! You can share your projects, favorite patterns and ask any questions you may have along the way. Thanks for visiting! Stephanie
This free eye embroidery pattern demos how you can smoothly transition between stem stitch, raised stem band and buttonhole stitch.
Hi everyone! I wanted to share today one of my favorite alternatives to plastic safety eyes when making amigurumi. And bonus, they are fast and easy! These came to be when I was searching for an 'eye' to have a crisp, delicate look. I have made some with worsted black yarn but it just didn't meet the look I was going for when the eye needed to be on a smaller scale. There are many reasons we look for an alternative to plastic safety eyes. The most popular reason being the recipient of our beautiful creation is a little one under 3. I now make most of my amigurumis with plastic safety eyes because my kids are over this age and the fact that they pop in quickly! With that being said though, I have to admit I love the look of using crochet thread. By the time I'm done, it was worth a few extra minutes. Here's an example from the Amigurumi Cow Pattern! To make these I used a 2.25mm hook (2.5mm should work just fine too) and size 10 black crochet thread. I also use some white to add a little reflection from time to time for added detail. I know a lot of you may have embroidery thread/floss on hand and this can be used too, however, it is thicker so you may want to bring it down to 4 ply instead. On an off note, I absolutely love crochet thread! The beautiful color selection they now come in are amazing! I use them often to make tiny flowers like in these hair clips. Ok, back on track now...... these eyes work up fast and can be sewn on your amigurumi project before or after you close the head. You can also easily add eyelashes as you sew them on! I used the 12mm size below for my Cuddly Caterpillar pattern! It was perfect to add a bit of reflection and detail! Below are instructions for making 4 common sizes found in amigurumi patterns: 9mm, 10.5mm, 12mm and 15mm This post contains affiliate links, please click here for more info. Thank you for supporting Grace and Yarn! Materials- Black crochet thread size 10 2.25mm crochet hook Scissors Sewing needle US Abbreviations- HDC - Half double crochet SC - Single crochet Sl st - Slip stitch MC - Magic circle Ch - Chain Alright, lets get started! NOTE: For any of the sizes chosen below, fasten off at the end and be sure to leave a long tail to sew onto your amigurumi project 9mm- Round 1: Create a MC with 8 HDC, join with a sl st to the first HDC (8 HDC) 10.5mm- Round 1: Create a MC with 12 HDC, join with a sl st to the first HDC (12 HDC) 12mm- Round 1: Create a MC with 8 HDC, join with a sl st to the first HDC, Ch 1 (8 HDC) Round 2: 2 SC in each stitch, join with a sl st to the first SC (16 SC) 15mm- Round 1: Create a MC with 8 HDC, join with a sl st to the first HDC, Ch 1 (8 HDC) Round 2: 2 HDC in each stitch, join with a sl st to the first HDC (16 HDC) To add a reflection take a small amount of white crochet thread and pass through a stitch once or twice as pictured below, secure and fasten off. I told you they would be easy! Be sure to PIN this tutorial to pull it up for a future project you would like to use them on. Looking for an amigurumi project? Scroll through my homepage here to find some fun patterns! If you are new to amigurumi, check out my tips and materials page to help you get started! Be sure to join the Grace and Yarn Crochet Group on Facebook! You can share your projects, favorite patterns and ask any questions you may have along the way. Thanks for visiting! Stephanie
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This listing is for an extensive PDF file which contains full instructions for crocheting and finishing off the doll YLVI. The pattern contains a lot of detailed step-by-step photographs along with full pattern instructions and tips for crocheting, jointing and finishing neatly. In addition to textual instructions, there are also crochet charts available in the pattern. Only the shoes, the underskirt, the shawl, the bag and the flowers of the doll are removable. All other clothes are fix connected with the doll. This pattern uses US crochet terms. Skill level: intermediate to advanced F i n i s h e d S i z e: The doll measures approx. 13.5” or 34 cm. What you will need: M a t e r i a l s: That`s the yarn I used: • CATANIA - Schachenmayr and CATONA - Scheepjes; sport weight yarn, 100% Cotton, 1.76 ounces = 137 yards/50 grams = 125 meters, 17 colors • BABY ALPACA SILK - Drops Design; sport weight yarn, 70% Alpaca, 30% Silk, 1.80 ounces = 183 yards/50 grams = 167 meters • Fiberfill • Optional: foam hair roller or quilt batting or a wired skeleton (for more stability) • 2 black safety eyes, Ø 1/4” or 6 mm • Cardboard or plastic for the feet • 2 buttons for the shoes, Ø 3/8-1/2” or 10 12 mm • Wire for the arms and the stems of the flowers • Strong thread resistant (dental floss) for the thread jointing • Sewing thread to sew on the wig and the buttons • Transparent nail polish (or glue) for fixing the stems of the flowers. N o t i o n s: • Hook size US 0 (2.0 mm), US 1½ (2.5 mm), US 2½ (3.0 mm) and US 3 (3.5 mm) • Yarn needles (usual and extra long) • Sewing needle • Sewing thread • Stitch marker (12 x) • Scissors • Pins • Optional: wooden spoon/chopstick and clamping scissor to simplify the filling • Cutting pliers: especially useful for cutting the wire to the desired length. • Flat-nose pliers: not mandatory but very useful for bending the ends of the wire Copyright, Carola Herbst, CAROcreated, 2020 All rights reserved All images and designs, including the name and description of this pattern, are the intellectual property of CAROcreated / Carola Herbst. The pattern is for personal use only. The pattern or parts of it (including photos) may be not reproduced, redistributed, resold, translated, published (online or printed), altered, shared or posted (for sale or free) over the internet or offline! You are welcome to sell finished creation using my pattern - in limited serie and handmade by you. Please include a link or reference to my shop www.etsy.com/shop/CAROcreated, if you will list it on internet. *********************************************************************** Du erhältst mit diesem Angebot eine umfangreiche PDF-Datei, die eine ausführliche Anleitung für das Häkeln und die Fertigstellung der Puppe YLVI enthält. Die umfangreiche Datei enthält neben vielen detaillierten Schritt-für-Schritt Fotos ausführliche Anweisungen und Tipps zum Häkeln und zur Fertigstellung der Puppe. Neben textlichen Anweisungen enthält die Anleitungen auch Häkeldiagramme. Die Schuhe, der Unterrock, der Schal, die Tasche und die Blumen der Puppe sind “ausziehbar” bzw. “abnehmbar”, alle anderen Teile sind fest mit der Puppe verbunden. Es handelt sich hier also NICHT um die Anleitung für eine An- & Ausziehpuppe. Schwierigkeitsgrad: mittel-schwer F e r t i g e G r ö ß e: Bei Verwendung des angegebenen Materials misst die Puppe ca. 34 cm . MATERIAL: Garn: CATANIA – Schachenmayr & CATONA - Scheepjes (100% Baumwolle, LL 50 g = 125 m), 17 Farben BABY ALPACA SILK – Drops Design (70% Alpaca, 30% Seide, LL 50 g = 167 m), 1 Farbe • Füllwatte • optional: flexible Lockenstäbe, Schaumstoff-Lockenwickler oder Volumen-Vlies (für eine bessere Stabilität der Puppe) • 2 schwarze Sicherheitsaugen, Ø 6 mm • Plastik oder Pappe für die Fußsohlen • 2 Knöpfe für die Jacke, Ø 10-12 mm • Draht für die Arme und die Blumenstängel • reißfester Faden (z.B. Zahnseide) • Nähgarn zum Annähen der Perücke und der Knöpfe • Durchsichtiger Nagellack (oder Kleber) für die Blumenstängel WERKZEUGE: • Häkelnadel 2,0 mm, 2,5 mm, 3,0 mm und 3,5 mm • Sticknadel (normal und extra lang) • Nähnadel • Nähgarn • Rundenmarkierer (12 x) • Stecknadeln • Schere • Optional: Holzlöffel und Klemmschere zum Stopfen • Schneidezange (zum Zuschneiden des Drahtes) • Flachzange (nicht zwingend erforderlich, aber sehr nützlich zum Umbiegen der Enden des Drahtes) Copyright - 2020, Carola Herbst Alle Rechte vorbehalten. Verkauf, Vervielfältigung, Tausch und Veröffentlichung (inkl. Übersetzung und Fotos) der Anleitung (einschließlich Veröffentlichung im Internet) sind untersagt. Der Verkauf des nach dieser Anleitung gehäkelten fertigen Produktes ist aber erlaubt. Erfolgt der Verkauf im Internet, bitte einen Link zu meinem Shop setzen (https://www.etsy.com/shop/CAROcreated)
I have been crocheting toys for many years and very often I have leftover yarn. I collected all the scraps and the idea was born to create scrap yarn toys.
The Groot amigurumi brings to life the endearing character from Marvel's "Guardians of the Galaxy" through the art of crochet. This charming tree-like
Hello dear Amigurumi FollowersToday we share Amigurumi Funny Bunny in Dress Free Pattern for you. As you know
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Make your own set of amigurumi emotions, inspired by Pixar's movie, Inside Out. Joy, Sadness, Disgust, Anger, Fear. Teach self-regulation to children.
This article is devoted to the crocheted eyes that you can easily make yourself. If we look at the world of amigurumi, we will notice that t
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Make an adorable woodland charm with the crochet Chipmunk in a Hoodie amigurumi pattern! Create a unique plush toy that's perfect for playtime or gifts.
Hi friends! Here are some stitches I use to make dolls and stuffed animals. I use the ladder stitch to attach my stuffed doll parts together. I use this stitch to join pieces when handsewing projects from wool felt And here are the embroidery stitches I use… to outline eyes, stitch eyebrows and mouth or …
Toothless Amigurumi Crochet Toy: Adorable, Handmade Dragon from How to Train Your Dragon, Great for Fans!
The history of modern stuffed toys begins just over two centuries ago, but historical records indicate that ancient Egyptians invented stuffed animals. They did not use them as toys but as part of special ceremonies in which they worshipped animals. The stuffed animals then fell into oblivion at least until the early 19th century. The […]
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