Here we have Mutton, the sheep. He is made using a technique called 'fur stitch' or 'loop stitch'.
- magic ring
- single crochet
- working in rounds - you can use spiral technique or circular (with slip at end of each round and chain 1 at beginning). If you use spiral, slip at the end of each piece to smooth off the end)
- chain stitch
- slip stitch
- loop stitch based off of single crochet
- increase
- decrease
- worsted weight acrylic yarns (or any weight or material that you prefer)
- white and black
- crochet hook, size G (can be adjusted based on weight of yarn and desired gauge)
- scissors
- tapestry needle
- polyester filling
- sc - single crochet
- loop - loop stitch
- inc - single crochet twice into one loop
- dec - single crochet one stitch into two loops
- sl - slip stitch
- ch - chain
- fo - fasten off
Pattern
Body
worked in rounds, white. Because the loop stitch produces loops on the back side, this body will be inside out compared to the usual style for amigurumi.
- magic ring 6 (6)
- inc 6 using loop (12)
- (loop, inc using loop) x 6 (18)
- (loop 2, inc using loop) x 6 (24)
- loop around (24)
- loop around (24)
- loop around (24)
- (loop 2, dec using loop) x 6 (18)
- (loop 1, dec using loop) x 6 (12), stuff firmly at this point.
- dec using loop 6 (6)
Head
worked in rounds, black
- magic ring 6 (6)
- (sc, inc) x 3 (9)
- sc around (9)
- sc around (9)
Feet
worked in rounds, black, make 4
- magic ring 6 (6)
- sc around (6)
Ears
Worked in rounds, black, make 2
- magic ring 3 (3)
- inc 3 (6)
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