How To Crochet A Pumpkin / Beginner Friendly / Small Decorative Pumpkin
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video I show you how to crochet a small pumpkin. I show you how to stuff and shape, how to add the lines and crochet the stem. This is a small pumpkin, perfect for your table or mantel as a decoration. It is also the same pattern I used to make the Grumpy Pumpkin that has a face.
Written pattern here www.amigurumit...
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Have never seen a better teacher! Thank you for such clear easy tutorials! I love my lil pumkin, hated making the stem but love the lil guy none the less!
I love how you explain everything so clearly. A beginner can do this too! Thank you for a great tutorial. Would like to see MORE of your videos on amigurumi.
My daughter has just started to crochet and we went to home bargains, but we didn’t have the colours that she wanted to make what she wanted to do. So instead she did a Halloween themed one and this pumpkin was great so just it’s you need to bit of help with the magic ring with another video, but apart from that it was amazing I she didn’t understand magic ring on the video so we just found a different video and then we came back to this one and she’s really enjoying making these pumpkins so I recommend this and you should have a try.
I agree
These are the perfect size for Thanksgiving decorations, Thank you Sharon😀🤗👏
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@Tyson Jayden Yea, I've been using flixzone for since november myself =)
@Tyson Jayden Yup, I've been using Flixzone for years myself =)
Just made my first pumpkin. I love it. Now I want to make a pumpkin patch. Thank you!
I also saw a tutioral for a big pumpkin, I can make a cult now >:3
Your the best. You are talented. Love this pattern. Thanks for sharing your amazing crochet art. God bless. You Rock.
Thank you so much 😊 !!!!! You are an excellent teacher !!!!!
amazing, videos are sooo much better than still images or text instructions!
Found you this morning and made my first little pumpkin. It's so cute. Can't wait to make your other cute little creations. Super easy too. I appreciate very detailed instructions.
oh that's so awesome! I'm super happy to know this channel has been helpful to you already, that means a lot to me. Happy crocheting!
Very cute pumpkins.
This is so good! I am terrible at crocheting and this worked out really well :)
Adorable...will definitely make some for gifts💕
Thank you so much for this very easy tutorial! My pumpkin turned out amazing and I might make another!
Sharon You are the best teacher!! clear and perfect!!
Es usted genial!!! Mil gracias
Your the best thank you!!
I'm making these as soon as I get off work tonight
Mega mega süß. Danke fürs zeigen.
Have been wanting to make one and have watched a few video's. I like yours the best. Going to make one for my daughter. Her birthday is coming up and she would love It. Thanks for sharing!
aww, I'm so glad to hear that, it means a lot. Happy crocheting!
Absolutely loved this thank you! I found it very easy to follow and your instructions are the best I've seen on youtube. I've found it difficult to follow some others but had no problem with this. Thanks 🎃
Very nice...
Good idea for Halloween
Thank you so much. You’re the best!
you're welcome and thank you!
Love this, just cant get the second loop in the magic ring to go away!!
Wonderful! Thank u 🤓
Amazing 👍👍👍
Love it!!
When I make my "invisible" decrease (on amigurumis or patterns that are "one sided") I do it a wee bit different, instead of going through a stitch, yarn over and going through the other stitch, I take both front loop stick to be joined, before yarning over, as it creates the image of just one single V in the front ( I know it's hard to picture as I explain it), so instead of three loops in the needle you will always have two single crochet :) it makes it even more "invisible" to my eyes)
I believe you're explaining the inv dec as is done by many. The only reason I don't like that method is the visible line it creates on the finished amigurumi. (If that's the method you're speaking of) I do plan on doing a video one of these days explaining the different ways, pros and cons, to each method. I've always just done the sctog as I never have had an issue with gaps or bumps and if people don't see gaps or bumps in their work then it's a good way to do it. But yes, inv dec with the 2 loops is great too. Whatever works for an individual is always best, of course! :)
@@SharonOjala Yes, that's the method I refer to :) , the visible line for me is always in the inside, and the outside looks like single sc (when it's done always in the front look, as when you do it in the back, the visible line is seen in the front), at least for me..; but I'm so glad that you show everyone different methods and each can choose the one that works the best for us ♥♥♥
I think I know what you mean, haha but I'm a bit unsure so one day soon I will give it a try and see if I can get the line on the inside like you say.. it's just never been a method that I liked but then again, I haven't done it in years either. In my patterns when I refer to a dec I say 2tog, that way people can crochet 2 stitches together their own way. I know some will only do an inv dec when decreasing, which is totally cool. As long as you enjoy it and like what you see, then that's the best way ever. Thanks for taking the time to comment about it, It's something that has been on my mind so it's a good reminder to get on it already, lol
Hi, I made this and it came out great. Your instructions are great! Please make some fruit, apples, oranges and bananas.
Ye you should
Hello, Sharon ~ new subscriber ~ LOVE your tutorial. Thank You (:
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My daughter LOVES Spookley the square pumpkin is there any way to make it work????
Thanks for the great tutorial and pattern!! I made one and it turned out great. I would like to try this with bulky or super bulky yarn. Do you think I would need to change the pattern?
I don't think you would. It should just be the same pattern.
Love your videos. I can not find how to print the pattern or how to print them. Thank you!!
the print button on my pages went away when I switched themes but I have a new way of printing that is still free, scroll slowly down this pattern page and look for "how to print the pattern", it's above the supplies list www.amigurumitogo.com/2018/10/crochet-pumpkin-pattern-free.html
Please show written pattern
At the beginning of the video (approximately the 0:50 mark), there is a small black box that briefly pops up in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Click on that box. That will bring up 3 different links to the lady’s blog. Click on the one that says GRUMPY PUMPKIN. This is where the pattern is located.
If you don’t want to do go to her blog, you can do screen shots on your device when the pattern is shown during the video.
So cute! Could you give me a link to your blog. I don't see one
it should be in the icard, that little circle on your screen. It was supposed to be in the description box too but I just saw I forgot to add it, it's there now. My blog is www.amigurumitogo.com Thanks for asking!
Hola saludos desde México podría escribirnos el número de puntos de cada hilera ya que no entiendo su idioma gracias por enseñarnos hacer un tutorial
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Is this pumpkin to put the gumpy faces on
Is there a way to make the pattern a bigger size?
Solo aumenta el tamaño de la aguja y el grosor de la lana
Thank you! With the invisible decrease I saw you pull through all 3 loops. I learnt to pull through 2, yarn over and then pull through the last loop. Am I doing it wrong?
No, it's not wrong if it works. I found by doing the way you just explained adds a bit of bulk to the stitch.. but then many swear by that method. If you just pull through all 3 loops there's no bulk and no gaps. But again, it's whatever works for you. Try out both ways. Do one way for a row then try the other way. How does it look to you? How does it feel while you complete the stitch? You decide what works best for you. If you enjoy that 1st method and it works for you, keep using it. I hope that helps!
@@SharonOjala Thank you for the great answer!
I cant do the slipknot step can you do a slower tutorial for ppl that cant follow fast ones and could you explain it in more detaile? Xx
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je voulais faire du crochet pour me relaxer j'arrive meme pas a faire la deuxieme etape j'vous jure je vais peter un cable
Okay so why does your magic ring have two loops instead of one? I’ve been crocheting for very long time now and this is literally the first time that I have ever seen a magic ring done this way.
there's different ways to create the ring, use the method that works for you. I learned the double ring years ago, I love it and it works so well for me. I have a couple videos showing the different ways, I always say to use what is best for yourself.
I’ve been crocheting since I was 8. I’m 34 now and the way she does it is also the way I was taught to make my magic ring. I find that when you loop it twice it’s also harder for it to fall apart on you after your items are made.
OMG..... just ignore her video and do your own thing if you think your way is better!!!!! You're RUDE!!! Get a life!!!!
Also, DON’T WORK IN A SPIRAL!
THIS PROJECT LOOKS BETTER WHEN JOINING AFTER EACH ROUND INSTEAD OF WORKING IN A CONTINUOUS SPIRAL!
amigurumi is usually done in a spiral so we don't get the joining line. That line is unsightly but, as in any craft, you can do what suits you best. If you are making amigurumi for display or for photo props then you will have a good and bad side. You won't want to show the side with the joining line. If you work in a spiral, it won't matter which side as it'll look good all around.
How rude! Fab tutorial Sharon you are a great teacher. I don’t understand why people have to be rude. Keep up the good work. I’ve made loads of things from your tutorials so thank you 🙏🏻 luv from the U.K. 🇬🇧
1) all caps is like yelling at someone. 2) working in a spiral gives a better finished project.