crochet with mahum ✿

Hi everyone! Welcome back to another amigurumi plushie pattern <3  Please watch the video tutorial for demonstrations and how to follow this written pattern. You can get the yarns and other materials I used from my amazon storefront . I hope you love making this, happy crocheting! Abbreviations: ss - slip stitch / sc - single crochet / inc - increase / dec - decrease Notes: All the pieces for the teddy bear start with a magic ring. The stitch counts for each round are mentioned in brackets like (X). Don't forget to use a stitch marker to mark the start/end of each round! 1. Head Round 1 - 8 sc Round 2 - inc in every stitch (16) Round 3 - 1 sc, inc (24) Round 4 - 2 sc, inc (32) Round 5 to 11 - 1 sc in every stitch (32) Round 12 - 2 sc, dec Round 13 - 1 sc, dec Add stuffing and safety eyes! Round 14 - 8 dec ss into the marked stitch, then fasten off 2. Snout/nose Round 1 - 8 sc Round 2 - 2 sc, 2 inc, 2 sc, 2 inc (12) ss into the marked stitch, then fasten off 3. Ears Round 1 - 8 ...

Hello everyone! Welcome back to another cute plushie project :) This is a 2-in-1 pattern that you can use to crochet a bunny or a mouse (everything's the same except the ears). You can also crochet a tutu to turn them into ballerinas or add wings to turn them into fairies.  Please refer to the youtube tutorial for demonstrations and click here to see the materials I used on my amazon storefront. I hope you love making this as much as I did, happy crocheting! Abbreviations: ss - slip stitch / sc - single crochet / inc - increase (2 sc in the same stitch) / dec - decrease (sc 2 stitches together) / dc - double crochet 1. Head Round 1 - 8 sc Round 2 - inc in every stitch (16) Round 3 - 1 sc, inc (24) Round 4 - 2 sc, inc (32) Round 5 to 11 - 1 sc in every stitch (32) Round 12 - 2 sc, dec (24) Round 13 - 1 sc, dec (16) +  add stuffing! Round 14 - 8 dec  ss into the marked stitch, then fasten off 2. Body Round 1 - 8 sc Round 2 - inc in every stitch (16) Round 3 - 1 sc, inc (2...

Hi everyone! I've been loving filet crochet recently and went on a deep dive into vintage patterns and diagrams to recreate. This rose diagram is probably from an old crochet book, but I couldn't track down the original source. However, you can click here to save the diagram on Pinterest and view the bag inspo here (credits to archivio ferrari and @woolangerie).  Use this page as a reference for important things to keep in mind as you're following the diagram! And use this tutorial for video demonstrations on how to follow it. Happy crocheting! Abbreviations: ss - slip stitch / dc - double crochet Row 1 - Option 1: make a slip knot, chain 63 + chain 3 more, dc into the 4th chain, insert 1 dc into every chain (total 64 dc including the chain 3) Option 2: make a slip knot, then make 64 foundation dc Row 2 onwards - Follow the diagram from left to right, then right to left, and repeat.  To start a new row: chain 3, turn your work, 3 dc 1 empty box: chain 2, then dc (dependi...

Hi everyone! I'm back to crocheting my dream wardrobe, starting with this short-sleeve cardigan that's the perfect piece to help us transition from summer to fall.  The texture made with the V-stitches is light and drapey, but still provides just the right amount of coverage to wear on slightly breezier days. If you're not sure how to style it, I love pairing it with a plain tank top or cami underneath (it's my go-to outfit combo for crochet tops!). You can find the step-by-step tutorial on my youtube channel and a link to the yarns I used on my amazon storefront . Please keep in mind that the amount of yarn you need for this project will depend on the size you're making! You can refer to the measurements of my cardigan below and use them as a guide to make any size adjustments. The goal is to use this pattern to crochet your perfect fit! Measurements of my cardigan: Back panel - 14.5 inches wide and around 15 inches long  Front panel - around 7.2 inches wide at th...

Hi everyone! I've fallen in love with filet crochet recently and have spent the past few months experimenting with different methods and techniques I found online.  The good news: it's very easy once you understand how to follow a grid and what stitches to use.  The bad news: you're going to need a lot of patience and be willing to experiment till you find what works best for you. Because, unlike popular belief, I think everyone's crochet style and personal tension will have an effect on their filet crochet pieces.  So yes, everyone can do it, but what might work for one person might not be the right fit for you. That's why I've put together this 30-minute guide on my youtube channel , which you can crochet along to and learn 3 of my favourite methods ! Once you've explored the visual demonstrations with my tutorial, you can use this written guide as a reference for any steps you might forget. Happy crocheting everyone - you've got this! Notes: dc - d...

Hi everyone! I'm so happy you're here to crochet this Jellycat-inspired swan with me :) Please note that this is a slightly intermediate-level amigurumi pattern, so you need to be familiar with crocheting in rounds. But if you're confused at any step, you can watch the video demonstrations from my youtube tutorial . If you’re not sure what yarn to use, click this link which will lead you to my amazon storefront where I’ve added the yarns and other materials I used! Abbreviations: sc - single crochet / ss - slip stitch / increase or inc - 2 sc in the same stitch (increases stitch count by 1) / sc2tog - sc 2 stitches together / decrease or dc - invisible decrease to reduce the stitch count by 1 (insert your hook through the front loop, then the front of the next stitch, yarn over pull through 2 loops, then yarn over pull through 2 loops again) Start all the pieces of the swan with a real OR fake magic ring (chain 1 doesn’t count as a stitch)… Part 1: Body Round 1 - 8 sc Roun...

Hi everyone! One of my favourite things to crochet is bags, and I've been trying to perfect the pattern for a basket-style bag that's cute but also easy to make.  After lots of trial and error, here's the pattern and video tutorial ! It's made with just single crochet stitches, so it's perfect for if you're a beginner. The body of the bag also has surface crochet designs, so you can add different colors without the complicated color change technique. Cute, easy, and quick to make in just under 3 hours :) If you found this pattern and tutorial helpful + want to try more creative projects like sewing, knitting, digital art, embroidery, and more - you can use this link to get a free 1-month trial of Skillshare ! It  is a learning platform with thousands of creative classes that you can create with this summer.  I've got some fun classes on Skillshare too - you can make a granny square bag, bow bookmark, sweater for your plushies, or learn pixel grid crochet wi...