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    Amigurumi Koffing

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    Yulia Nanda Bintani
    This document provides instructions for making an amigurumi Koffing doll out of yarn. It begins with requesting that the pattern not be resold and only the finished product be sold locally. It then provides terminology for crochet stitches and a list of materials needed. The body instructions involve increasing then decreasing stitches in rounds to form the shape. Tube instructions are also given to attach as the Koffing's smoke. The creator hopes others enjoy making this doll and provides contact information for questions.

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    Amigurumi Koffing

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    Yulia Nanda Bintani
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    This document provides instructions for making an amigurumi Koffing doll out of yarn. It begins with requesting that the pattern not be resold and only the finished product be sold locally. It then provides terminology for crochet stitches and a list of materials needed. The body instructions involve increasing then decreasing stitches in rounds to form the shape. Tube instructions are also given to attach as the Koffing's smoke. The creator hopes others enjoy making this doll and provides contact information for questions.

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    Knitting Pattern for Koffing

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    Amigurumi_Koffing

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    This document provides instructions for making an amigurumi Koffing doll out of yarn. It begins with requesting that the pattern not be resold and only the finished product be sold locally. It then provides terminology for crochet stitches and a list of materials needed. The body instructions involve increasing then decreasing stitches in rounds to form the shape. Tube instructions are also given to attach as the Koffing's smoke. The creator hopes others enjoy making this doll and provides contact information for questions.

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    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    704 views4 pages

    Amigurumi Koffing

    Uploaded by

    Yulia Nanda Bintani
    This document provides instructions for making an amigurumi Koffing doll out of yarn. It begins with requesting that the pattern not be resold and only the finished product be sold locally. It then provides terminology for crochet stitches and a list of materials needed. The body instructions involve increasing then decreasing stitches in rounds to form the shape. Tube instructions are also given to attach as the Koffing's smoke. The creator hopes others enjoy making this doll and provides contact information for questions.

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    The key takeaways are that this pattern teaches how to crochet an amigurumi Koffing doll and that the creator wants people to enjoy their creations but not (re)sell the pattern.

    The pattern is for making an amigurumi Koffing doll from the Pokemon franchise.

    The materials needed are blue-gray yarn, a size 3.5 crochet hook, scissors, felt in light pink, white and black colors, a needle and some fiberfill for stuffing.

    Amigurumi KOFFING

    Ive put a lot of time into making this amigurumi doll and I thought
    its sad to put so much effort into something just to put it in the closet
    after creating it.. So I got the idea to share my patterns so that other
    people can enjoy my creations as much as I did and I hope this will be
    an easy and fun way for you to make this by yourself!

    First of all I want to ask you NOT to (re)sell this pattern. Its fully owned by YarnYard but you
    are allowed to remake this amigurumi doll and sell the final product on your local craft fair,
    bazaar, etc. You are NOT allowed to sell the pattern OR the final product on the internet.

    Thank you!
    The terminology of amigurumi
    St(s) = Stitch(es)

    SS = Slip stitch

    SC or Single Crochet: 2 stitches in 1 stitch - Insert hook in stitch stated, pull up a loop, yarn
    over and pull through both loops

    DC or Double Crochet: Same as the single crochet stitch but twice as high - Yarn over, insert
    hook in stitch stated, pull up a loop, yarn over, pull through 2 loops, yarn over, pull through 2
    loops

    HDC or Half Double Crochet: yarn over insert hook in stitch stated, pull up a loop yarn over
    pull through all 3 loops on hook

    TC or Triple Crochet: Same as the single crochet stitch but 3 times higher - Yarn over twice,
    insert hook in stitch stated, pick up a loop, yarn over, pull through 2 loops, yarn over, pull
    through 2 loops, yarn over pull through 2 loops

    INC or Increase: 2 SC in 1 stitch - Insert hook in stitch stated, pull up a loop, yarn over and
    pull through both loops, Insert hook in the same stitch, pull up a loop, yarn over and pull
    through both loops

    DEC or Decrease: stitch 2 stitches together Pick up a loop in stitch stated, pick up another
    loop in stitch stated and pull this one through all stitches

    Youll need:
    Yarn: blue-grayish light weight yarn

    Materials: scissor, hook size 3.5, felt in light pink, white and black, a needle and some fiberfill
    for stuffing.
    Body
    will be worked in continual rounds of sc, you may like to use a stitch marker.

    Start with blue-gray yarn.

    1. Magic loop (6sts)


    2. INC around (12sts)
    3. INC in every 2d st (18sts)
    4. iNC in every 3d st (24sts)
    5. INC in every 4th st (30sts)
    6. INC in every 5th st (36sts)
    7. INC in every 6th st (42sts)
    8. INC in every 7th st (48sts)
    9. INC in every 8th st (54sts)
    10. INC in every 9th st (60sts)
    11. SC for 6 rounds (60sts each round)
    12. DEC every 9th and 10th st together (54sts)
    13. DEC every 8th and 9th st together (48sts)
    14. DEC every 7th and 8th st together (42sts)
    15. DEC every 6th and 7th st together (36sts)
    16. DEC every 5th and 6th st together (30sts)
    17. DEC every 4th and 5th st together (24sts)
    18. DEC every 3d and 4th st together (18sts)
    19. DEC every 2d and 3d st together (12sts)
    20. DEC around (6sts)
    -Stuff it with fiberfill
    21. Finish off with a SS and hide the tail into the project

    Tubes
    will be worked in continual rounds of sc, you may like to use a stitch marker.

    Start with blue-gray yarn.

    1. Magic loop (14sts) dont make it too tight


    2. Chain 1
    3. SC around (14sts)
    4. SS in next st
    5. Chain 1
    6. SC around (14sts)
    7. SS in next st and leave a long tail to sew this piece on the body later.
    8. Make 12 of them and sew them on the body (see picture)
    I hope you liked this doll and it came out fine! Also If you have more questions, don't
    hesitate to contact me on my ravelry account and Ill try to answer you as soon as I can.

    Pattern Designed by YarnYard

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