Amigurumi Milo the Monkey Free Pattern
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Todays daily new amigurumi free crochet pattern is Amigurumi Milo the Monkey.
I want to give you some informations about this pattern ;
You will need:
· Yarn needle
· Soft toy filling
· 8mm safety eyes
· 3mm crochet hook (This pattern can be made with any size yarn and hook. I recommend using a hook 1 size smaller than suggested on the yarn)
· DK Yarn – Approx. 140m
o Sirdar Snuggly DK – Brown
o Sirdar Snuggly DK – Oatmeal
o Sirdar Snuggly DK – Black (for mouth detail)
More information and tips
Stitches and abbreviations used: (US terminology)
· MR – Magic ring (sc unless otherwise specified)
· Ch – Chain
· SC – Single crochet
· Inc – Increase stitch (2 single crochets into one stitch)
· Dec – Decrease stitch (single crochet 2 stitches together)
· FLO – Front loop only
· BLO – Back loop only
· YO – Yarn Over
· ST – Stitch
· SLST – Slip stitch
· R – Round or Row
· FO – Finish Off
Other things to note….
· Most of this pattern is worked in continuous rounds. It is helpful to use a stitch marker to keep track.
· The number in ( ) at the end of each round indicates the total stitch count for that round.
· * * indicates repeated series of stitches.
· Use invisible decreases for a neater finished product. This is done by using the FLO of the stitches while making the decrease.
· Changing colour – complete the stitch before the colour change by working the last yarn over of the stitch with the new colour.
· Stitches in [ ] are worked into one stitch.
· Remember to stuff the product little and often as you work.
| Head – Starting in oatmeal | ||
| 1. | 6sc into MR (6) | |
| 2. | *Inc * x6 (12) | |
| 3. | *1sc, inc * x6 (18) | |
| 4. | *1sc, inc, 1sc * x6 (24) | |
| 5. | *3sc, inc * x6 (30) | |
| 6. | *2sc, inc, 2sc * x6 (36) | |
| 7. | *5sc, inc * x6 (42) | |
| 8. | Change to brown – *3sc, inc, 3sc * x6 (48) | |
| 9-16. | Sc (48) – 8 rounds – Place safety eyes between R5-6, approx. 8st apart | |
| 17. | *3sc, dec, 3sc * x6 (42) | |
| 18. | *5sc, dec * x6 (36) – Stuff the head and continue stuffing until closed | |
| 19. | *2sc, dec, 2sc * x6 (30) | |
| 20. | *3sc, dec * x6 (24) | |
| 21. | *1sc, dec, 1sc * x6 (18) | |
| 22. | *1sc, dec * x6 (12) | |
| 23. | *dec * x6 (6) | |
| FO – Close hole | ||
| Muzzle – Oatmeal | ||
| 1. | 6sc into MR (6) | |
| 2. | *Inc * x6 (12) | |
| 3. | 1sc, inc x3, 3sc, inc x3, 2sc (18) | |
| 4. | 2sc, inc x3, 6sc, inc x3, 4sc (24) | |
| 5. | 3sc, inc, 2sc, inc. 8sc, inc, 2sc, inc, 5sc (28) | |
| 6-7. | Sc (28) – 2 rounds | |
| FO – Leaving long yarn tail, sew to the bottom half of the face between R1-7, stuffing as you sew.Using a stand of brown yarn, embroider on the nose detail. Using a strand of black yarn, embroider on the mouth detail. See pictures for guidance. | ||
| Ears x2 – Brown | ||
| 1. | 6sc into MR (6) | |
| 2. | *Inc * x6 (12) | |
| 3. | *1sc, inc * x6 (18) | |
| 4-5. | Sc (18) – 2 rounds | |
| 6. | *dec, 1sc * x6 (12) | |
| FO – Leaving yarn tail, sew to the head between R12-14. Approx. 16st apart. This piece is not stuffed. | ||
| Body – Brown | ||
| 1. | 6sc into MR (6) | |
| 2. | *Inc * x6 (12) | |
| 3. | *1sc, inc* x6 (18) | |
| 4. | *1sc, inc, 1sc * x6 (24) | |
| 5. | *3sc, inc * x6 (30) | |
| 6. | *2sc, inc, 2sc * x6 (36) | |
| 7-19. | Sc (36) – 13 rounds | |
| 20. | *7sc, dec * x4 (32) – Stuff the piece and continue stuffing until end. | |
| 21. | Sc (32) | |
| 22. | *3sc, dec, 3sc * x4 (28) | |
| 23. | *5sc, dec * x4 (24) | |
| 24. | *2sc, dec, 2sc * x4 (20) | |
| FO – Leaving yarn tail, sew to R10-18 of the head. | ||
| Thumbs x2 – Oatmeal | ||
| 1. | 5sc into MR (5) | |
| 2. | SC (5) | |
| FO – Leaving yarn tail to close any gaps from joining to the hand in the next step. | ||
| Hands & Arms x2 – Starting in Oatmeal | ||
| 1. | 6sc into MR (6) | |
| 2. | Inc x5, 1sc (11) | |
| 3-4. | Sc (11) – 2 rounds | |
| 5. | 2sc, 5sc around the thumb, 9sc around the rest of the hand. (16) | |
| 6. | *dec, 2sc * x 4 (12) – Use the yarn tail from the thumb to close up any gaps from joining. | |
| 7. | Change to Brown – *4sc, dec * x2 (10) | |
| 8-21. | Sc (10) – 14 rounds – Stuff the piece and continue stuffing until end. | |
| 22. | *dec * x5 (5) | |
| FO – Close hole. Leaving yarn tail, sew to the top of the body just below where the head is joined with the thumbs facing forward, approx. 8st apart. | ||
| Legs x2 – Starting in Oatmeal | ||
| 1. | 6sc into MR (6) | |
| 2. | *Inc * x6 (12) | |
| 3. | *1sc, inc * x6 (18) | |
| 4. | *8sc, inc * x2 (20) | |
| 5-6. | Sc (20) – 2 rounds | |
| 7. | 6sc, dec x4, 6sc (16) | |
| 8. | 6sc, dec x2, 6sc (14) | |
| 9-22. | Change to Brown – sc (14) –14 rounds – Stuff the piece and continue stuffing until end. | |
| 23. | *dec * x7 (7) | |
| FO – close hole, leaving yarn tail, sew the legs to the side of the body at approx. R5-9 of the body. | ||
| Tail – Brown | ||
| 1. | 6sc into MR (6) | |
| 2. | *Inc, 2sc * x2 (8) | |
| 3-20. | Sc (8) – 18 rounds – Stuff lightly | |
| FO – Leaving yarn tail, sew to body at the centre of theback at R5-7. |
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