Tuesday, September 17, 2013
Amigurumi donut
Ok here it is! Took me the longest time to edit the video so you didnt have Torchwood blaring in the backround. The video is about 14 minutes long. Here is the writen pattern.
Light brown yarn, White yarn, G-4,25mm hook
In light Brown chain 12, making sure not to twist the chain slst into the first chain.
Inc, sc around
Inc, sc2 around
Inc, sc3 around
Sc all for 3 rows
Dec, sc3
Dec, sc 2
Dec, sc 1
Here is where it might get a bit tricky, you should end up with 12 stitches at the end. What I did was flatten it so the hole's lined up on the inside, and stitched about 1/2 of it together then started stuffing but it was kind of hard so I recommend you try and stuff ever 3 stitch you sew up.
Once that is done with white yarn (or any color you want the frosting to be)
Chain 14, slst making sure not to twist the chain.
Inc, sc around
Inc, sc2 around
Inc, sc3 around
Then in this last round if you want it to look perfictly iced just do it in sc, BUT if you want it to look like mine where the frosting looks like it is dribbling down the sides in spots then do it more like this
Sc 4, hdc, dc (into same st as hdc), dc, hdc, sc3, hdc dc trb (all in same stitch),dc, hdc, sc reapeat
You can do more triple crochets for larger 'drips' get creative with it. Leave a long tail to stitch it onto the base, I recommend sewing it on one st in from the edge so it leaves it with that thick frosted look. If you have long beads you could even sew a few of those on for sprinkles.
Labels:
amigurumi,
crafting,
crochet,
free pattern
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