#kiwis crochet patterns

[anadorablekiwi]

Big Jellyfish Crochet Pattern

The Bell

Magic circle of 12 stitches

-Sl st (my abbreviation for slip stitch)

-chain 2

Hdc (half double crochet) in each stitch (12 total)

-sl st

-Chain 2

2 hdc stitches in each of the 12 stitches (end up with 24 total)

- sl st

- Chain 2

2 hdc in one stitch, 1 hdc in one stitch. Repeat for the whole circle (end with 36 total)

- sl st

- Chain 2

2 hdc in one; 1 hdc in one, twice. Repeat (end with 48 total

- sl st

- Chain 2

2 hdc/1; 1 hdc x 3. (End with 60 total)

- sl st

- Chain 2

2 hdc/1; 1 hdc x 4. (End with 72 total)

- sl st

- Chain 2

2 hdc/1; 1 hdc x 5. (End with 84 total)

- sl st

- Chain 2

Hdc in each stitch

- sl st

- Chain 2

- Repeat for about 19 more rows or until at desired length. If doing a color change, do so halfway (i changec colors after 10 rows of normal hdc stitches)

Once at desired Bell length:

Eyes

Choose a place you want the front to be, then choose where you want the eyes to sit. Eyes can be done at any time before you close it up, but it helps to be able to see the full length for positioning.

Insert crochet hook, pull a good length of yarn through, insert crochet hook into next stitch opening, pull all the yarn through again

Repeat until you have an eye of your desired size and evenness (when looping the yarn, it helps to pause attention to where the eye is lacking and make sure the yarn sits in those spots if that makes any sense 😅)

Once done, cut end of yarn still connected to skein/ball if you haven’t already and make sure both ends are on the inside of the bell. Tie them together tightly but not too tight, keeping in mind how the eye will look. Tie another knot or two for good measure.

Repeat for the other eye

Back to the bell:

- [(Chain 2, insert hook in first loop, yarn over, pull through first loop, yarn over, pull through both)*=double chain stitch

- Insert hook in leftmost hook of previous stitch

- —do a double chain stitch

- Do a total of 6 dch st

- Sl st second stitch of the row]*

- Repeat for whole perimeter

*you can also just do single chain stitches

After sl st into the last stitch, start hdc into the stitches of the perimeter (the same row we did the loops into), no chain stitch increase (i ended up with 76 stitches?)

- Sl st

Decrease one, 1 hdc x 5 (for decrease, insert hook into two stitches at once instead of just one) (61??)

- repeat

- Sl st

Decrease one, 1 hdc x 4 (51)

- repeat

- Sl st

Decrease one, 1 hdc x 3 (40)

- repeat

- Sl st

Decrease one, 1 hdc x 2 (30)

- repeat

- Sl st

Decrease one, hdc one (18)

- repeat

- Sl st

Decrease every stitch until almost closed. Add desired amount of stuffing to the bell, then close it. I wanted this one to be a firm squishiness for maximum hugging comfort, you can decide how firm or soft you want it

Tentacles

- Make sl st, hook through jelly base where you want the tentacle

- Ch 40-60

- Ch 2, you’ll hook through the third loop from hook (its gonna be a half double crochet stitch, two per single chain stitch)

- Yarn over, hook through loop, yarn over, pull through one, yarn over, pull through all three

- Do same thing in same loop

- Repeat for whole tentacle

- Sc into base to stabilize (i do it in the same loop/stitch i single crocheted into to anchor the tentacle), stuff excess yarn into jelly

Repeat until you have the desired tentacle quantities

in the other color, do a sl st and single chain into the base towards rhe edge (i like it to be lined up with the connections/ups of the loopies)

- chain stitch 50-60; choose one length for all, but dont stress too much about inconsistency here. A bit of variety looks natural. A bit shorter than curlies, or what you like best :)

(For pictured one, i did 50 stitches)

Enjoy your new huggable Jellyfish!

I dont follow patterns very often, so this might not be very legible or understandable and i apologize for that lol

For small hand sized jellyfish, only do 6 stitches in the magic circle and use single crochet stitches. For the loopies, use chain stitches, and instead of curly tentacles i usually do a row of chain stitches, then the outside tentacles are just yarn.

It would probably work to do a chain stitch row, then single crochet into each stitch twice though, i may have to try that soon (for the inner tentacles)

Here’s a small handheld jelly as an example, when it was brand new and then after it had been well loved

[mevvsan]

To celebrate the release of my new kiwi pattern I'm having a giveaway over on Instagram for 2 copies of the pattern!

Head on over to Instagram to learn more!

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[stclements]

[roxherbe]

Harry the kiwi 🧶 PDF pattern available • • • • • • #crochet #pattern #crochetpattern #pdfpattern #kiwi #kiwibird #bird #roxherbe #etsy https://www.instagram.com/p/CnPj3GrOav8/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[ericacrochets]

reversible kiwi bird / fruit by kiwi krunchies

Free Crochet Pattern Here

[ratherboogie]

Amigurumi Samurai Flamingo and Kiwi Goto, based on @vysperation's incredible original designs (seen on the zipper pouch in the top pic).

Shortly before the pandemic, I started getting back into crochet, and when I saw Red Heart's crochet flamingo kit, I couldn't help myself. Masamingo uses the kit's pattern (free download here), but made double size, with some additions to better approximate Vy's design. For instance, I did two layers of wings to give the impression of bigger, fuller wings (and add the black feathers) , and I'm almost 100% sure the white face was a separate piece I sewed onto the pink base. Kiwi Goto...I just kind of figured out as I went. (He's all simple shapes and pipe cleaner, but I am still proud the hat worked.)

[whoareyoulookingat]

I went to the local Japanse market today and tried my hand at a claw machine to get a kiwi fruit/bird keychain

It went exactly as expected

Anyway, I’m sure you can guess what my next crochet pattern will be 😤

[skeinspider]

Kiwi birds are the latest critters to join the popcorn stitch mini's gang!

Free pattern is here.

[bairetro]

pattern available on my Etsy!

[anadorablekiwi]

Been busy today and keep forgetting to show yall

I finished the purple fairy!

[mevvsan]

KIWI KIWI KIWI 🥝. My quirky kiwi bird pattern is now available for purchase on my website, Etsy, and Ravelry. And like always, to celebrate the release of this pattern all my patterns will be 20% off until the end of the month!

That means nearly everything in my shop is on sale right now, because I'm also having a spring cleaning sale for all my physical items and crochet kits with 25% off!

[craftyspacenerd]

🍉♥️ Don't miss the 25% Discount Sale off these gorgeous fruit StitchMarkers & keyrings at etsy.co.uk/shop/3WishesCrochetCo ! Ends Wednesday! Hurry, while stocks last! ♥️🍉

[roxherbe]

Harry the kiwi 🥝 PDF pattern • • • • • #roxherbe #pattern #crochetpattern #kiwi #kiwibird #amigurumi #crochet #etsy #etsycanada #cute #kawaii https://www.instagram.com/p/CnQd9q1uoxZ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[kirbyspixiecraft]

The kiwi bird! He is beauty, he is grace, he’s adorable-ness all up in yo face 😹

I loved making this little birb so much💕 if you want to make one yourself, you can find the pattern here! Stay creative everyone 😸 (pattern isn’t mine, I just used it)

[ericacrochets]

Kiwi Granny Square by Raffaella Tassoni

Free Crochet Pattern Here

[knittingbordado]

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