How to crochet fried egg amigurumi | crochet tutorial

[@avaemberrose]

This is so cute! I was crocheting a bowl of ramen and I really needed a small egg and this was perfect!

[@elizabethjoshy292]

Thank you so much, my kid loved it!😍

[@user-kajdjshxus]

for anyone lazy like me, here's the whole pattern; with yellow yarn R1. 6sc into MR R2. 6inc *6 [12] R3. (sc, inc) *6 [18] R4. (sc, inc, sc) *6 [24] R5. - R6. 24sc (2 rows) sl st and fasten off. with white yarn R1. 6sc into MR R2. 6inc *6 [12] R3. (sc, inc) *6 [18] R4. (sc, inc, sc) *6 [24] R5. (3sc, inc) *6 [30] R6. (2sc, inc, 2sc) *6 [36] R7. (dc-inc) *4, 4sc, (dc-inc) *4, 3sc, (dc-inc) *3, 3sc, (dc-inc) *5, 3sc, (dc-inc) *3, 4sc [55] R8. 55sc all around sl st and fasten off. assembly: stuff and sew on yolk part in the middle of eggwhite.

[@weenbaby]

You win today for me 🍳

[@andreareichwald4545]

THANK YOU!

[@lovelyllama12]

Yes baee

[@wolfs6509]

You’re so real for that lmao

[@ellen4680]

My friends nickname is wee egg going to make her this as part of her Christmas 😊

[@lia6878]

I'm a beginner this is my first time to follow a pattern that joints and starts with a ch for a new round is it common to do this or is it specifically for this pattern? edit: is it fine to not do this?

[@LaiaCrochet]

Its a common way to do that

[@awkwardsilence7827]

I've it both with and without, neither is wrong just different. Doing it without is called continuous spiral and doing it with is called joined. Joined is good if you easily lose your place and don't mind a minor seam. Continuous spiral has no seam but if I lose my place I pretty much have to start over

[@3988Sharon]

it looks like a egg

[@notray_0]

THATS THE POINT

[@Bucksmydawg]

Yea it dose look like a car :0

[@pujamondal8902]

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