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The x stitch is frequently used in amigurumi and has a more square appearance than the traditional v stitch. Many crocheters prefer the x stitch because the stitches to stack more neatly on top of each other.

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Learn how to hide your color changes for horizontal stripes so there's no obvious back to your work.

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How to invisible color change in Amigurumi. The ultimate guide to changing colors in crochet toys!

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Master the magic circle to start your crochet projects with a perfect, tight loop every time.

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Magic Circle Crochet Tutorial | Easy how to for beginners

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Most amigurumi patterns are worked in the continuous rounds, but some are worked in joined rounds.

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How to Crochet In Continuous Rounds/Spirals in Amigurumi | Absolute Beginner Crochet | Yarn Society

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Learn the invisible decrease stitch to make your amigurumi look seamless and professional.

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How to Invisible Decrease for Amigurumi | Step-by-Step Crochet Tutorial

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Ravelry is a community site, an organizational tool, and a yarn & pattern database for knitters and crocheters. Ravelry features free and paid patterns.

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Ravelry is a community site, an organizational tool, and a yarn & pattern database for knitters and crocheters.

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Find hundreds of free amigurumi patterns and tutorials for crocheting cute and cuddly toys. Browse by category, difficulty level, or date.

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Free amigurumi patterns. Here you will find interesting ideas and lots of free amigurumi patterns and step-by-step crochet toy tutorials.

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500 Free PDF Amigurumi Patterns

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500 PDF Free Amigurumi Patterns (Daily and New) - Amigurumiday

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500 PDF Free Amigurumi Patterns (Daily and New) - Amigurumiday

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Daily All Free and New PDF Crochet Amigurumi Patterns doll and animals. All skill levels. Beginner, Advanced and More

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For amigurumi projects, a good rule of thumb is to go down a hook size from the recommended size to avoid stuffing peaking through your projects.

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Acrylic yarn is the best yarn for beginning amigurumi projects. As you get more comfortable, you can try fuzzy yarns and cotton.

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Safety eyes are a fun way to add finishing touches, but you can also use other items like felt, embroidery floss, and yarn.

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Always stuff your projects with small bits of stuffing at a time, otherwise the stuffing will clump up into one big lump and look weird. You can also use yarn scraps to stuff your projects, which is good for your wallet and the environment.

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Learn how to avoid the natural slant that occurs when creating vertical stripes in amigurumi.

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Amigurumi Tutorial: Vertical stripes and why your crochet stitches slant