My almost 3 year old grandson love’s the shows “Shaun the Sheep” and its spin off “Timmy Time”. Both are programs from the UK and are available on Netflicks. When he is tired or not feeling well, he will ask for Shaun the Sheep or Little Timmy. That is how I learned who they are, by watching them with my grandson. Here is my pattern and the directions on how to create an amigurumi “Little Timmy”.
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Supplies:
4 ply worsted yarn black
4 ply worsted yarn white
Scrap of orange yarn
Scrap of yellow yarn
2 – 20 mm Google eyes
A white button (if you want a little sticker to put on the back of the button)
Size G crochet hook
Yarn needle
Polyester batting for (stuffing the body parts)
E-6000 glue
Scissors
Something with which to mark the rounds (I have the little green safety pin like marker)
This is not a beginner’s pattern, but more like a medium beginner’s range of skill. These are the stitches and techniques you will need to know. I will not be teaching them in this Instructable, but I will include links to where you can learn how to use them, if you don’t already know them.
Terms and abbreviations:
ch – chain
sc – single crochet
ss – slip stitch
st – stitch
sc2tog – decrease by working 2 sc together
ls2tog – decrease by working 2 ls together
Magic ring – http://www.planetjune.com/blog/tutorials/magic-ring-right-handed/
ls – loop stitch – http://www.nexstitch.com/v_loop_stitch.html
FO – fasten off
R - round
4 ply worsted yarn black
4 ply worsted yarn white
Scrap of orange yarn
Scrap of yellow yarn
2 – 20 mm Google eyes
A white button (if you want a little sticker to put on the back of the button)
Size G crochet hook
Yarn needle
Polyester batting for (stuffing the body parts)
E-6000 glue
Scissors
Something with which to mark the rounds (I have the little green safety pin like marker)
This is not a beginner’s pattern, but more like a medium beginner’s range of skill. These are the stitches and techniques you will need to know. I will not be teaching them in this Instructable, but I will include links to where you can learn how to use them, if you don’t already know them.
Terms and abbreviations:
ch – chain
sc – single crochet
ss – slip stitch
st – stitch
sc2tog – decrease by working 2 sc together
ls2tog – decrease by working 2 ls together
Magic ring – http://www.planetjune.com/blog/tutorials/magic-ring-right-handed/
ls – loop stitch – http://www.nexstitch.com/v_loop_stitch.html
FO – fasten off
R - round
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Penolopy Bulnick
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Mar 13, 2012. 9:24 AMReplyLove it! I've seen that show too!
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craftknowitall (author)
in reply to Mar 13, 2012. 1:00 PMReplyThanks for looking.
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BrittLiv
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Mar 13, 2012. 7:56 AMReplyOh wow, this is so cute, I wish I could crochet like that... All I can make are potholders
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craftknowitall (author)
in reply to Mar 13, 2012. 12:59 PMReplyIf you can make potholders, you can do amigurumi. It is mainly single crochet in circles and in flat. Make all the pieces you need and then sew them all together. This is the first one where I created my own and wrote the pattern. gather up you courage, find a free pattern on line, and try it. You will be pleasantly surprised and hooked. Thanks for looking and for commenting.
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