Amigurumi Crochet Hook Plushie with Pattern

Posted 03/25/2012 Amigurumi Patterns, Projects

And of course he is happy about it.

Minds, prepare to be blown. Im not entirely sure, but I think this pattern may cause the universe to collapse or create a rip in the space-time continuum its that epic. If I have inadvertently triggered the apocalypse, my apologies for those of you who will surely perish, but clearly it had to be done. I regret nothing. In its very own Pimp my Ride putting things in things style splendor, I present to you the amigurumi crochet, crochet hook an amigurumi plushie of a crochet hook. I know right? I made him an E hook, which is my preferred amigurumi hook size, and the same size I used to make him even. Im not too sure what I will do with this little guy, maybe hang him from my rear view mirror or create an altar to the awesomeness of crochet. As with all my patterns, this pattern is a freebie of course. Hookers rejoice!

He's a crochet hook made of crochet.

Side view.

D'awwwwwwww

Terminology SC = Single Crochet DC = Double Crochet HDC = Half Double Crochet SL ST = Slip Stitch INVDEC = Invisible Decrease INC = Increase CH = Chain Body CH 2 or Magic Ring or start however you like. Work this in joined rounds and not a spiral and work in both loops unless otherwise specified. 1. CH x 2 (this does not count as a stitch) DC x 12; join with a slip stitch (12) 2. SL ST around; (12) CH x 1 3. SC around in the back loop only of each DC (technique is similar to this; (12) join then CH x 1 4. SC around (worked through both loops again); (12) join then CH x 1 5 20. repeat round 4 for rounds 5 through 20; (12) 21. SC x 5, INVDEC, SC x 5; (11) join then CH x 1 22. SC x 11; (11) join then CH x 1

23. SC x 5, INVDEC, SC x 4; (10) join then CH x 1 24. SC x 4, INVDEC, SC x 4; (9) join then CH x 1 25. SC x 3, INVDEC, SC x 4; (8) join then CH x 1 26. SC x 3, INVDEC, SC x 3; (7) join then CH x 1 27. SC x 7; (7) join then finish off leaving a long tail for sewing Reinforce the body with a tube of plastic canvas to keep a well shaped, straight hook that isnt puffy or bloated. You can weight the bottom so it stands. Hook Tip CH 2 or Magic Ring or start however you like. Work this in joined rounds and not a spiral and work in both loops. 1. SC x 6; (6) join then CH x 1 2. SC x 2, HDC then DC in same stitch from the previous round, DC then HDC in next stitch from the previous round, SC x 2; (8) join then CH x 1 3. SC x 3, HDC then DC in same stitch from the previous round, DC INC, DC INC, DC then HDC in same stitch from the previous round, SC x 3; (12) join then finish off leaving a long tail for sewing. This should make a lopsided dome. The end that is SCs will be stitched to the neck of the hook and the part that is DCs and HDCs will be pinched together and stitched to create the bird beak type crochet hook shape of the tip. Sew and shape the hook end first, then stitch the SCs of the hook end onto the neck of the hook body. Hook this up!