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Crochet a Bear! Intro to Amigurumi
Brittany Brooks
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(67)
In this class, we will crochet a stuffed bear to learn basic amigurumi skills at a beginner level while learning to read a pattern.
Class experience
This class is for the adventurous beginner crocheter. If you can make a simple square in crochet, then you can make this bear. If you have NEVER crocheted before or cannot yet make a square, keep practicing and then come back to this class. :) We will learn how to make a ball using basic shaping techniques. These techniques will help you make other stuffed animals as well as clothing in future projects. We will also learn how to read a crochet pattern together. I will be present to answer...
Students will learn these basic skills: pattern reading, increase stitch, invisible decrease stitch, slip stitch, simple sewing, the magic circle, and a chain circle. We will also discuss how each skill effects shaping.
Homework Offered
Students will be responsible for coming to class prepared for the next steps in creating the bear.0 - 1 hours per week outside of class
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Grades Offered
1 file available upon enrollmentFor this bear you will need: 1. Size 4 yarn (sometimes called "worsted weight). Please do NOT get fluffy or hairy yarn. I know it's tempting but you will not be able to see your stitches. 2. Size 4mm crochet hook 3. Safety eyes- Michaels has a pack for $2.99 and Amazon has larger packs for about $6.99 4. Felt in 3 colors- black, pink, and a color to match the body. If you make a brown bear get brown felt. If you make a purple bear, get purple felt. You can get a large pack on Amazon but Michaels has individual sheets for $0.49 a piece. 5. Fabric glue. You can get Elmer's clear dry glue, Mod Podge, or any other type of fabric glue that dries clear. 6. Stitch markers- crochet stitch markers are able to open. If they cannot be opened, they are for knitting. Paper clips and safety pins are also great stitch markers. 7. Yarn needle (It's just a very large needle to accommodate yarn) 8. Something to stuff the bear. You can buy stuffing at craft stores but this bear is very small. You can use a cut up old t-shirt or any kind of scraps of fabric/yarn you have on hand. (t-shirt, washcloth, etc).
Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(67)
Hello! My name is Brittany and I’m excited to help your child tap into their creative side. I have a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Art with a minor in Bookmaking. I have experience teaching adults and children of all ages in museum and summer camp...
Group Class
$15
weekly or $60 for 4 classes1x per week, 4 weeks
40 min
Completed by 5 learners
Live video meetings
Ages: 10-14
2-6 learners per class
