Easy Crochet Whale (Tutorial Part 1) | Free Amigurumi Animal Pattern for Beginners

[@RoseandLilyAmigurumi]

Free written pattern: www.roseandlilyamigurumi.com/2022/01/crochet-chonky-whale-free-pattern.html

[@zuziakomentuje8404]

tysm for free pattern :D

[@ajj.m123]

Just a tip for people who are waiting for stitch markers or don't have/want them-You can use a yarn needle to mark stitches almost all of the time :)

[@kellyrobinson8766]

Or a bobby pin!

[@nocturnepapillon]

Or safety pin

[@stephaniegaray3906]

Or small hoop earrings! Just make sure you wash them before and after if you use them!🤗

[@amy2374]

Or a piece of yarn 😊

[@milllyra]

Or paperclips

[@miraho3646]

If you do not have a stitch marker, you can use a paper clip.😅😅😅

[@Brokenness055]

You’re so much smarter than me I’ve been cutting open soda tabs 😂

[@sonnysun3516]

I use Bobby pins 😊

[@b_semeradova]

I use that too 😂

[@tereza5410]

or bobby pins , that’s what i use

[@bruhyuki_]

I use paper clips all the time! just use what you have avaliable :)

[@Sophalinda]

I’m making this for my sister before she goes to college this year! This is what she requested. Thanks for the pattern!

[@BTSeomma1977]

Just finished mine. Super easy to follow and so darn cute! Thank you for sharing

[@kimjohns._.chacha]

can anyone give me a tip on how to see CRAP out of the velvet yarns😭😭 it all looks like a chunk of fluff and i cant see if im crocheting in a stitch or a random piece of yarn. please give tips!

[@aminahussain7520]

if you are using the same yarn as her, i recommend sitting under direct light lol. its really hard to see the stiches in the beginning especially if you havnt really used this type of yarn before. and i recommend to try to just crochet circels in the beginning, just to get an idea of how to use it...thats atleast what i did. you will get a hang of it:) it just takes a lil practice...im sorry i dont really know how else to help haha

[@xv3neditsx]

oh my god I had the same problem I just looked at the shadows and it worked

[@ourdogteddy]

Thank you so much for this cute pattern, I have started this one with worsted weight yarn and planning on making another with blanket yarn later, so for going really good 👍 !

[@janetbutler9763]

I’m absolutely loving your videos. Hi from a new subscriber in UK 🇬🇧

[@brookemaret9394]

This is by far my favorite whale amigurumi pattern! Thank you!

[@suevanderriet1672]

Can you also do a NARWAHL? Thanks.

[@KuraiKitsune]

Hi! I'm planning to make a whale that's blue on the top and white on the belly- what round would you recommend should I change my color from blue to white? Thank you!

[@leeseokminletshavepizza1288]

From as I can understand and you must know I’m kinda a beginner so I might be wrong. But because her patterns are in circles so you will have to use two colors repeatedly, which means if for one round you have to do 20 single crochet stitches, you will have to go with 10 blues on top and change to 10 whites on the bottom, then keep going for the next.

[@keirarynne]

You could also crochet a white circle that you'll attach onto the belly so that you don't have to worry about changing colors. Hope this helps!

[@KuraiKitsune]

@@keirarynne I see. thank you so much!

[@SJ-jp6nx]

What type of yarn and colour did you use for the smaller whale?? Thanks!

[@taraallen9917]

Can I follow this exact pattern with an 8mm hook?

[@mysticalfury195]

Don't forget that if you're going to use a bigger hook, you ne3d to use the correct yarn size/ply for it or it will have a lot of holes and be loose

[@shivkumarbatta5003]

Yes, however, you'll need to get the appropriate yarn for it as well.

[@Pathrissia]

7:09 it looks like you skip some stitches here on the left fin? Are you, and if so, how many? Edit: after some tries, i came to the conclusion you dont jump any stitches! :)

[@Pathrissia]

How can I make the whale larger?

[@suevanderriet1672]

Very cute

[@annaliesahutchinson2133]

Sadly this video isn't clear enough. The first row of the body is really complicated and it would have been really helpful if you'd show and explain were to put your next SC when switching to the second tail fin

[@snizzapple1413]

Are you talking about the part that starts at 5:45?

[@spectrophobic]

the first st of rnd 1 next to the stitch marker

[@nakylabrady658]

How do tou get the outside to look like it just crosses over! Mine always has the lines

[@nakylabrady658]

Actually nevermind! I see that you fold backwards now! I did the Dino without folding backwards- still turned out adorable, but I realize my mistake! Really enjoy your videos!

[@lindahiggins]

omg yes mine too

[@evitaford1754]

Try flipping inside out after you finish the tail

[@Nafeesanp-ge7bk]

Hi pls make a big dolphin

[@dancerwithattitude]

this is so cute! id love to make this but the slightly smaller size like the white one you have in the picture. Do you have the pattern for the small whale as well?

[@yeetpea5302]

The pattern is exactly the same. ☺️ The yarn is thinner, which is why it came out smaller. Using a smaller hook will also make most designs a tad smaller as well, since it creates a tighter stitch.

[@constellation.liight]

I think she said she used smaller yarn with the same pattern for the smaller one?

[@DameNeko16]

hi, would it be possible to use this pattern to make a bigger whale? Or is there any tips on where to add stiches/row to make the proportion correct? I'm trying to make a 20~30 cm plush

[@homstucknerd7648]

Could you make a shark?

[@user-cz4vx2vp4o]

How to do smaller whale 🐋?

[@Rat-tat-two-eee3614]

Here’s what I learned, instead of upswing the puffy yarn, use worsted yarn and a 3mm-4mm depending on your preference! I hope this helped!

[@Bluriple]

I've got a pattern, but it's way smaller tho 1-6 sc into magic circle 2-inc 3-sc, inc (18) 4-2 inc, inc(24 Change colors 5-8- sc all the way around Put safety eyes between rows 5 and 6, 5 stitches between 9- 2sc, dec(18 Put in stuffing 10- 1 sc, dec(12 11-dec all around(6 Cut and weave in the ends Fins: chain 4, 1 sc in the second chain, 1 hdc in the next, dc in the next. Repeat for another fin Back fin-make a magic ring and do 1 hdc, 2 dc, sl st,2 dc, 1 hdc, slipstitch and close off

[@valenkalobo8171]

What is the size of this once completed

[@user-lr4oh1yi2d]

Do u have a video for a dolphin?!😅

[@gracier2718]

attempting to make this and never touched crochet ever. What kind of yarn do you recommend, what weight? I got a 5 acrylic yarn and using a G 4.5 crochet hook. I"m having a hard time seeing the stich, should i go up a size in hook?

[@shivkumarbatta5003]

I recommend any Red Heart yarn (medium weight; 4), it's great to work with for beginners. A 4.5mm hook is what I usually work with but if you think the yarn is too thick for it, try 5.0mm. Hope this helps :)

[@peachyemi870]

This isn’t the most beginner friendly demonstration 😅 But good luck if you managed to do it haha

[@gracier2718]

@@peachyemi870 I ended up returning the yarn and got plush instead and it worked out so much better.

[@peachyemi870]

@@gracier2718 That’s great! :)

[@_me_ofc_]

How much yarn do i need for this?

[@KINGTHEYORKIE]

Does she has a dolphin?

[@alondracasiano3073]

very cute...can you do anything for valentines day like a bunny with hearts or something.

[@user-zj5fd1kw3u]

Do it slover

[@stelladowney6891]

Cannot find part 2 😬☹️

[@RoseandLilyAmigurumi]

I’m busy editing it; it will be uploaded tomorrow 🥰

[@rowanalberts2252]

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[@janelaairamaniquez7248]

How many mm is the eyes used??

[@veenachudgar7332]

9:00 pm India ma'am all the videos are very nice. Please upload the video how to crochet a normal fish like gold fish

[@xv3neditsx]

i swear everytime i see her profile i get a bit phased 💀

[@xv3neditsx]

hi just wondering can I do this with the chain 2 magic circle alternative method?

[@shivkumarbatta5003]

I believe you can.

[@lozdogsimo1782]

Sorry but you say "for beginners" yet I have to go find out how to single crochet and magic ring? Its not for beginners love sorry 😂😂

[@lozdogsimo1782]

I'm honestly sick of people lying like this 😂 click baite at its finest.

[@505LunarEclipse]

It’s not, to make something you should know the basics.

[@xv3neditsx]

you really must think you're slick but nope 😂 a beginner should atleast know that, those are the most basic things of all 😂😂 so nobody is lying, you are just paranoid 😂😂😂😂haha