Amigurumi is the Japanese art of crocheting small stuffed animals. Add personal touches to your handmade items with Amigurumi. This how to video is a tutorial on how to crochet a large ball that can be used to create a large animal head. Watch and learn.
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1 Comment
I have made these balls several times, and I found that the "bottom" of the ball to be tighter than than the top which is where you start to decrease. Any suggestions to get the top of the ball to be tight? I stuff these balls with fiberfill and am concerned that puppies and dogs, and kitties will pull the stuffing out of them.
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