PREMISE
This crochet Eyeball amigurumi is part of my new Halloween collection called BOWLOWEEN (Bowling + Halloween!): it’s a collections of Halloween characters that work as Bowling pins and the eyeball as Bowling ball.
You can find all the (free) patterns at this link.
The pattern in this page is totally free, but it’s intellectual property of Elendipity.
You can use it and, of course, you can sell the final products you create, but you cannot sell the pattern or any alteration of the pattern.
You should also credit Elendipity (as pattern creator) whenever you create it, share it and/or sell it.
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HOW TO
This amigurumi is worked from the front (pupil) to the back .
The first 4 rounds of the eye are worked with the joining method: you will join the rounds with a Slip Stich and 1 Chain, and the first stitch of the next round will be done where you did the Slip Stitch – Slip stitches don’t count as stitches.
The rest of the rounds are worked in continuous rounds with the spiral method, not Slip Stitches to join – but don’t worry, in the pattern is specified when and which method to use.
There will be some colour changes and you can watch a video on how to do them at this link.
MATERIAL
I used:
- Crochet Hook: 3 mm
- Hobbii Rainbow Cotton 8/6, colour n. 002 (Natural White – NW) – 7 gr – for the eye
- Hobbii Rainbow Cotton 8/6, colour n. 009 (Black – B) – less than 1 gr – for the pupil
- Hobbii Friends Cotton 8/6, colour n. 90 (Capri Blue) or Hobbii Rainbow Cotton 8/6, colour n. 23 (Dusty Green) for the Iris – 1 gr
- stitch marker
- stuffing
- darning needle
- White and red embroidery thread (optional) – I used Cotton Lace from Hobbii
I bought the yarn at Hobbii.
TERMS
Here below the list of the stitches (US terms) that you are going to use for this project.
- MC = Magic Circle
- CH = Chain
- SS = Slip Stich
- SC = Single Crochet
- INC (Increase) = 2 stitches in the same stitch
- DEC (Decrease) = 1 stitch worked over two stitches – it would be better if you know how to do Invisible Decrease.
- st = stitches
- Number in brackets, at the end of each round, indicates the total stitches for the round.
- Instruction between * … * means you have to repeat what is between the asterisks by the times indicated after the second asterisk.
- Instruction between ( … ) means you have to do all the stitches in the brackets in the same stitch.
- You will always find the acronym of the stitch and a number close to it; if the number is before the name of the stitch, it means that you will have to repeat those stitches in the same space. For example: 5 SC = 5 Single Crochet in the same stitch / SC 5 = 5 Single Crochet in the next 5 stitches
Shall we start?
Let’s go!!
EYE
START
With 3mm crochet hook and the colour B, create a MC and work R1 in the MC.
- ROUND 1
SC 6, SS to join, CH 1 (6), change colour to Iris colour
- ROUND 2
* INC * x 6, SS to join, CH 1 (12)
- ROUND 3
* SC 1, INC * x 6, SS to join, CH 1 (18) change colour to NW
- ROUND 4
* INC, SC 2 * x 6, SS to join, CH 1 (24)
- ROUND 5
* SC 3, INC * x 6 (30)
From this round you will use the spiral method, see above in “How To” what that means
- ROUND 6
* INC, SC 4 * x 6 (36)
- ROUND 7, 8, 9, 10 (4 rounds)
SC 36 (36)
- ROUND 11
* SC 4, DEC * x 6 (30)
- ROUND 12
* DEC, SC 3 * x 6 (24)
- ROUND 13
* SC 2, DEC * x 6 (18)
- ROUND 14
* DEC, SC 1 * x 6 (12)
EMBROIDERY (Optional)
Take the white thread (you can use embroidery floss or a thinner yarn) and draw a couple of lines between the pupil and the iris.
Take the red thread and draw the veins around the eye starting from the bottom part.
In the video below you can see how to do it.
And HERE WE ARE: your Eyeball amigurumi is done! 👁️
Now you can decide to leave it like this or to add a keychain!
I hope you enjoyed this Free Pattern 
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Happy Crocheting!
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