WORK IN SPIRALS

How to work in the round using the amigurumi method

When you work amigurumi toys, most patterns ask you to work your stitches in the round, but in a spiral shape rather than individual circles. To start off, you’ll still need to make a foundation ring – the magic loop is best because it leaves no hole at the centre (see page 62 for a reminder on how to work it). If you prefer, you could work a different foundation ring, such as a basic ring (see page 54), but you may need to sew up the hole at the centre before you begin to stuff your toy. Once you have your foundation ring, make one t-ch and work your first round of double crochet stitches into the ring. To practise the spiral technique, try working 12 dc stitches. Stop after…

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