Teen Crocheter

  Smiling Eyes Emoji Ball Free Amigurumi Pattern     A friend recently told me I should crochet an emoji ball. The emoji that I use the most is the smiling eyes emojis, so I thought I would make that one. This ball is relatively quick to make and only uses a little yarn. Since it only uses simple shapes, it is also great for beginners! You could use it as a stress ball, a baby toy, a large keychain, or even a Christmas ornament. I hope you enjoy making this pattern!  Please do not copy this pattern as your own or republish the pattern in any way. If you make this be sure to tag me on Instagram @teen_crocheter. I'd love to see your work! Materials: - Yellow and pink worsted weight yarn - Hook matching your yarn (I used a 4.0 mm hook) - Scrap of black yarn - Yarn Needle - Poly-fil/stuffing -Scissors Abbreviations: - Mr- magic ring - Sl st- slip stitch - Ch- chain - Sc- single crochet - Inc- increase - Dec- decrease (Or invisible decrease, whichever you prefer works fine) - FO- fasten

  Amigurumi Troll Free Pattern     A while back, I had the idea to make a troll. The idea came about because I wanted an excuse to use my new wire pet brush, and I thought it would be funny to give the troll crazy colored hair. I wasn't able to find a free pattern that matched what I was looking for, so I decided to make my own. I hope you enjoy making this pattern! Please do not copy this pattern as your own or republish the pattern in any way. If you make this be sure to tag me on Instagram @teen_crocheter. I'd love to see your work! Materials: - Worsted weight yarn in the skin tone of your choice  - Worsted weight yarn in the hair color(s) of your choice - Hook matching your yarn (I used a 4.0 mm hook) - Safety eyes of your choice (I used 8 mm) - Yarn needle - Poly-fil/stuffing - Scissors - Wire pet brush Abbreviations: - Mr- magic ring - Sl st- slip stitch - Ch- chain - Sc- single crochet - Inc- increase - Dec- decrease (Or invisible decrease, whichever you prefer works fin

  Amigurumi Tiny Strawberry Free Pattern               I've never been a huge fan of strawberries, but I have seen so many strawberry themed amigurumis going around on the internet that I thought I would create a strawberry myself. I did not originally intend to make it this small, but I like the way that it turned out! The finished strawberry is a little under an inch tall, or about two centimeters. It can also be adapted to use any type of yarn you want, as long as you use the corresponding hook size for your yarn. You could even turn it into a keychain by adding a key ring. I hope you enjoy making this pattern! Please do not copy this pattern as your own or republish the pattern in any way. If you make this be sure to tag me on Instagram @teen_crocheter. I'd love to see your work! Materials: - Red and green worsted weight yarn - Hook matching your yarn (I used a 3.75 mm hook) - Scrap of black yarn - Yarn Needle - Poly-fil/stuffing -Scissors Abbreviations: - Mr- magic ring -

       Amigurumi Polar Bear Pattern While I was out shopping the other day, I found some white velvet yarn that was so soft and fluffy. I was trying to think of something I could make with it, and I came up with a polar bear. This pattern would be perfect to give to a toddler or child since it's so soft and cuddly, or just to make for yourself! I used velvet yarn for this one, but you could use any type of yarn and the recommended hook size. To make sure your stitches will be tight enough to not show the stuffing inside, you may want to go down a hook size or two. This pattern is similar to my bear pattern, but with a few alterations. I hope you enjoy making it!  Please do not copy this pattern as your own or republish the pattern in any way. If you make this bear be sure to tag me or send me pictures on Instagram, @teen_crocheter! I’d love to see your work! Materials Less than 90 yards of white yarn of your choice (I used “Baby Bee Adore-A-Ball” in the color “Angel”) Recommended h