New at crochet, can't thank you enough for your tutorials, I watch your videos twice and handwrite your explanation before attempting it. Many video pause later. I have a descent pokemon in his Pokeball. .Grandkids love it . Bless you
This is absolutely adorable. Unfortunately I was crocheting wayyy toooo tightly lmfao and I realized that after I finished the top. So I made sure I relaxed a little when I made the bottom…… now the bottoms too big 😂😂😂😂 they don’t quite fit together even though it’s the same stitch count hahahah. Wish me luck for later when I try another one :))) still really cute just hella wonky. And obvi not your fault but wanted to share my fail with everyone :) oh also I didn’t have a button so I used the tab from a soda can. Works great!
This Tutorial was so easy and clear to follow! It didn’t take to long and I’m so happy with the finished project 😍 my boyfriend is gunna love this as a homemade gift ❤️
First of all, my congrats and respect for you and your amazing jobs 😊! A month ago I wasn't an amigurumi expert. I just used to crochet tablecloths and clothing for my AoT/SnK customized dolls (well, that was awe, too, but I wanted to learn something new!) I'm pretty happy I just could finish my pokéball, with 1 millimeter yarns D:, as I crocheted Butterfree yesterday when I found the tutorial. I just added some sparkles in the eyes. It's just about 5 cms tall and too cute 🦋 I also made him the optional scarf from the ep. Thankies again!, new sub 😊🌻!
Thank you for the sub! Oh your butterfree sounds beautiful with the sparkles and so cute with a scarf!! Wow, 1mm yarn sounds so intense, but I love the look of miniature crochet!
@@AmiAmour Yay!, it was truly hard, but had much fun as well 😊 Thankies sm bc of your time to teach how to make such beautiful and cutie pokémons, and also bc of the reply, it's much appreciated ^^! Lots of greets for you 😊🌻✨!
Love the pattern and the video but I wish you showed the sewing all the parts together at a normal speed and in better view of the camera. Cus as a person who's just starting to crochet that's the hardest part.
I love your tutorials! I'm new in this and is very helpful, one only request, is it possible that you can stitch all together in regular motion, I don't know how to do it and would love to follow you
Yes, keep increasing each next round by 6 sts until you get to the size you want. And then you'll want to keep going in the round that same amount of stitches until you get to length you want. Usually I like to have the rounds I increased to sort of equal the amount of same rounds I'm doing. So for example if you increased from Rounds 1-8, then I would go about 8 more rounds at the same amount of stitches, so Rounds 9-16, would be the same amount of stitches. Hope that can help you make your way to a bigger Pokeball! Good luck!
How would I go about doubling this in size? Super noob here. I finished one same size and it's.. Not perfect but we love it! Now would like a bigger one for my oldest
I love the video but I'm always doing something wrong...but I can't figure out what exactly the problem is😅 mine is a lot more flat... guess I'll have to try it again
Ciao sto provando a fare la tua ball solo che non conosco bene l'inglese😁. Sarebbe carino avere i sottotitoli in italiano, grazie comunque per i tuoi tutorial👍
Oh, thank you very much! Im so glad your still active! I have accepted a commission to do this for my client gift for christmas! I appreciate it so much! Im going to use 8ply milk cotton yarns which are thicker than usual. Hehe
I have the Written pattern from Pinterest and for the white bottom it’ says round 5 is( 2sc and then 5sc around). In the video the patten calls for 2sc in next stitch and 3sc around. Am reading something wrong? The red top says reads 2sc and three. I’m confused. I took it out 2x. Help please !
Hi Linda, I would follow the pattern on the video with Round 5 being 30 sc around (sc inc, and then 3 sc in next st) instead of 28 sc around. And actually I'm going to change the written pattern to be same as video. Thanks for the heads up!
Ami Amour thank you so much for your help and for your pattern. Also , thank you for your open communication with me. I am enjoying making this and I have learned a lot. The yoshi pattern was a big hit with my granddaughter.
