Crochet round ball free pattern

A dear friend and I were talking a while ago about how she wanted to learn to juggle and I offered to teach her when we found the time. This got me to thinking about the perfect birthday gift for her....juggling balls!! I worked out the pattern on a set for me in plain colors but for her I wanted to do something fancy so I went with rainbow juggling balls. They are so happy and I really love them. Makes me want to make some fancy ones for me too!!! Abbreviations sc single crochet sc2tog…

Learn the basics of amigurumi design by learning to crochet a ball in any size.

I’ve been meaning to make a 6 color spin ball for quite a while now, never got around to it, never really felt like it either. Then, I had all this leftover cotton from the rainbow loafers and kn...

In this tutorial i explain you the basic principle behind every ball in amigurumi. We start with the number of rows we increase. For this ball in the …

Making a sphere is something that comes up a lot in the realm of crocheting stuff. But how do you make a really good sphere? This is something that I pondered one day. After a very brief and half-h…

This basic crochet ball pattern is the perfect tutorial for beginners. If you are looking to make easy crochet balls, give this pattern a...

Now that summer's rolling around, I bet you're looking for excuses to get you (and your kids) outside! How about making a hacky sack? (Don't know what playing hacky sack looks like? It's worth having a look on YouTube!) If you can single crochet, you can make a hacky sack! I'll show you how! Hacky

For the free pattern (which includes various sphere sizes), visit: Ravelry, designed by Ms Premise-Conclusion. More Patterns From This Designer: This post contains affiliate links.

Best Crochet Ball Free Pattern Ideas – Need a free crochet ball pattern? Need a project to give your knitting a try? Whatever the reason, you will find it here. ... Read more

The Knotty Boss - Anna Leyzina on Instagram: "Happy #JustATipTuesday. Today we’re talking decreases, and how to make them invisible. The standard way of decreasing generally requires you to just crochet two stitches together. When working in the round this method can sometimes leave noticeable gaps in your work. If that happens try working an invisible decrease instead. I know for many amigurumi makers this technique is pretty much the standard, but if any of you have yet to try it, give it…