A quick and easy project that will decorate your Christmas Tree
Materials and Tools needed:
- .Acrylic yarn Lane Cervinia Caprice in WHITE, RED and BEIGE colours
- In addition small amount of BLUE and PINK yarns
- Hook size 2.5mm
- Polyfill
- Stitch marker indicating the end of each row
- Tapestry needle
- Scissors
- Finished Size: Approximately 12cm (5in) tall. If you are using different yarn brand or type, use a hook size at least 0.5mm less than suggested on the yarn label (applicable only for acrylic yarn) to create tight stitches.
- All the instructions and abbreviations are given in American (US) terms
- Work in continuous rounds without turning unless otherwise specified in the pattern
- For instructions marked with * check the Amigurumi adjustable ring, Fasten off when working in continuous rounds and Invisible fasten off when working in rounds and joining the rows posts.
INSTRUCTIONS
Row 1: Using RED YARN stitch 4 sc into an adjustable ring*. Total 4sts
Row 2: (2sc in each st) times 4. Total 8sts
Row 3: (2sc in next st, 1sc in the next st) times 4. Total 12sts. Tighten and secure the adjustable ring.
Row 4: (1sc in the next two sts, 2sc in next st) times 4. Total 16sts
Row 5: (2sc in next st, 1sc in the next three sts) times 4. Total 20sts
Row 6: 1sc in next nineteen sts, 1 slst in the last st; fasten off (*Fasten off when working in continuous rounds) secure and hide the tail. Total 20sts
Cut approximately 30cm (12in) white yarn and tide the ends with several knots to create a loop. Pass the loop through the magic ring make, tight the magic ring and secure the tail
Row 7: Introduce WHITE yarn into any front loop of row 6, ch1, 5lps-puff into the same stich [photo and explanation below], 5lps-puff into next nineteen sts; fasten off (*Invisible fasten off when working in rounds), secure and hide the tail
Row 8: Introduce BEIGE yarn into any front loop of row 7, 1sc into the same st, 1sc into next nineteen sts. Total 20sts in each row
Row 9: 1sc in each st around. Total 20sts
Row 10: 1sc in next nineteen sts, 1 slst in the last st; fasten off (*Fasten off when working in continuous rounds)secure and hide the tail. Total 20sts
Row 11: Introduce WHITE yarn into any front loop of row 10, ch2, (1hdc into next front loop – of the st) times 19, slst into 1st hdc of the row. Total 20sts
Row 12: ch2, (1hdc into next st) times 19, slst into 1st hdc of the row. Total 20sts
Once you finish the row 12 create the eyes using a tapestry needle and double strand of BLUE YARN by making small verticle straight stitches on the face , With double strand of PINK YARN create the mouth by a small horizontal straight stitch.
Row 13: ch2, (1hdc into next eight sts, hdc2tog) times 2, slst into 1st hdc of the row. Total 18sts
Start filling the top of the head with polyfill
Row 14 – 19: repeat row 13, you will reducing each row by 2 sts, avoid the reduction to be in the same places as with previous row reductions. Continue stuffing the project with polyfill every few rows that you finish with final fill on row 18. Total 6sts at the row 19; fasten off, secure and hide the tail.
And voila, a Santa
Enjoy 🙂
PLEASE NOTE:
You may not copy, resell, translate, post on the internet or redistribute (fully or partially) this pattern.
If you would like to sell finished items made with this pattern please contact me in advance and mention that the item is ‘based on the pattern designed by Toma Creations’
Mass production and Internet sales of the finished item based on the pattern are not allowed.
Reblogged this on Costa Del Cuddles.
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I really love this pattern & I want to ask your permission for something. On the first weekend on December, the ladies group at my church hold a craft/bake sale. All the money goes to outreach programs they support (food bank at the church, women/children home & a local homeless shelter). I am crocheting some items to donate to them this year (scarves, hats, ornaments, etc.) & I would like to include this ornament, with your permission. I will credit your site & you as the source of this item & state that it was created with your permission, should you grant it. Any items that are not sold at this sale will be given as gifts to family, friends, or coworkers they will not be sold in any other way. Please let me know if you are okay with this type of production or not. Look forward to hearing from you & thanks for your time.
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Melanie I admire people who try to give back in any way to the community and support good causes
it would be an honour to include these ornaments for such a (!) beautiful (!) cause and become donations!!!!
DEFINITELY make as many as you want and I hope they and all the homemade crafts and food will generate more than needed for those in need and also give smiles to those who get them!!!
All the best and happy crochet :))))))))))))))))))))
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Toma,
Sorry it’s taken so longgood me to get back to you. Thank you so much for allowing me to do this!! Money is pretty tight for me right now, but I wanted to help. This way I can put my love of crochet to go use ( and thin down my yarn stash!) & not have to try to scrape up some money. Hopefully I can make someone else smile because I think these are adorable!! I’ll let you know how things go at the sale.
Thank you again for you’re generosity & sharing your creative talent with me. Take care & happy crocheting!!
Melanie
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Hi! Love your pattern! Featured it on Moogly this morning! 😀 http://www.mooglyblog.com/crochet-santa-patterns/
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Thank you Tamara!!! great to be part of the Santamania 😉
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Toma I love these Santa’s. My son is a Marine and I belong to a group that sends care packages to Marines around the world. Would you mind if I used your pattern to make these to include in care packages?
Joy
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Definitely Joy!!! I hope they will make them smile :))) you have a lovely name by the way 🙂
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Cute pattern and easy to make. However, when to you stuff the Polyfill? It is listed in the supplies needed, but is not mentioned in the directions.
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thanks Jan for poiting it out :). you can start stuffing it with polyfill once the row 13 is finished, after that continue filling the ornament every few finished rows, have a final filling on row 18
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Many thanks!
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my pleasure! I also adjusted the instructions, again thank you for mentioning it
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Toma,
can not find a 2.5mm crochet hook, any idea what size in US I could use. Thanking you in advance, I am.
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Hi Sharon,
im not very familiar with US crochet hook, checking on US hooks on internet i’ve noticed different Numbering/Codes depending if the hook is steel or not, i use steel hook if this helps. you can use 2.25mm (US = 1/B or steel = 0) but it might be smaller and difficult to work with or 2.75mm (US = C) but the final project will be larger than the approximate size i indicate and looser stitches. my suggestion would be to get a full steel crochet hook range from ebay, they are quite cheap e.g. 22pcs crochet hooks or this one
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I would like to make some of these for my churches bazaar, if that’s ok.
Thanks!
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sure, make as many as you like 🙂
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Thank you!
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Hi just to say I’m glad I found this pattern as I belong to a knit and natter group who crochet a and knit to raise money to keep our local library open it’s run by volunteers. I hope we can use this pattern for Christmas to raise money for buying books.
Kind regards
Sandie
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Love this, would you mind if I made some to sell at our Christmas fair to raise funds for the London air ambulance?
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sure 🙂 , make as many as you like. all the best
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