Teddy The Turtle Amigurumi Pattern By Little Cosy Things .
Teddy the Turtle Amigurumi Patternby Little Cosy ThingsWhat you will need: Scrap yarn in brown and green (you can use whatever yarn you have on hand, i have used 8ply cottonyarn from Bendigo Woollen Mills.Safety eyes, or you can use black yarn or thread if Teddy will be for a baby3mm hook (or the smallest size you can use with your yarn, so its nice and tight)A little bit of toy stuffingTapestry needleStitch marker or scrap of yarn, I use a bobby pin :)Abbreviations (US terms): Single crochet - scSlip stitch - sl stStitch - stIncrease - inc (2 single crochet stitches in the same stitch)Decrease - dec (2 single crochet decrease together)
Little Cosy Things – Teddy the TurtleLegs (make 2)Round 1 - 6 sc into magic ring (6)Round 2 - Inc in each st around (12)Round 3 to 12 - 1 sc in each st around (12)Fasten off and weave in ends.Now we will join the legs together. How to join Amigurumi legs together - I have put a little mini tutorialbelow on how to do this with photos, if you need help.Place both legs together, side by side and so the openings are up the top. Insert your hook through one stitchon right leg and one stitch on left leg, pull through yarn, chain one. Sc into the same stitch, and sc all the wayaround (24) continue now with the body.BodyRound 4 - 1 sc in the next 11 st, inc, 1 sc in the next 12 st (25)Round 5 to 7 - 1 sc in each st around (25)Round 8 - *1 sc in the next 5 st, dec* 3 times, 1 sc in the next 4 st (22)Round 9 - *1 sc in the next 4 st, dec* 3 times, 1 sc in the next 4 st (19)Stuff the body, not too firmly that you make the stitches pop. Teddy is only little, so he doesn't need that muchstuffing :) continue to stuff him from now on as you go.Round 10 - *1 sc in the next 3 st, dec* 3 times, 1 sc in the next 2 st, dec (15)Round 11 - *1 sc in the next 2 st, dec* 3 times, 1 sc, dec (11)Round 12 - dec, 1 sc in the next 9 st (10)Fasten off and weave in ends, make sure he's stuffedHeadRound 1 - 6 sc into ring (6)Round 2 - inc in each st around (12)Round 3 - *1 sc, inc* (18)Round 4 - *1 sc in the next 2 st, inc* (24)Round 5 - *1 sc in the next 3 st, inc* (30)Round 6 - *1 sc in the next 4 st, inc* (36)Round 7 to 9 - 1 sc in each st around (36)Round 10 - *1 sc in the next 4 st, dec* (30) 2015 Natalie Schwarz / Little Cosy Things – All Rights ReservedPage 2 of 8
Little Cosy Things – Teddy the TurtleRound 11 - *1 sc in the next 3 st, dec* (24)Round 12 - *1 sc in the next 2 st, dec* (18)Stuff head firmly, and insert safety eyes. If hand sewing eyes, you can do this now or after you have finishedthe head.Round 13 - *1 sc in the next st, dec* (12)Round 14 - dec, 1 sc in next 4 st, dec, 1 sc in next 4 st (9)Fasten off leaving a long tail for sewing the head. Thread tapestry needle with the tail, and sew the head to thebody. I stuff a little more stuffing in between the head and the neck as i go using a chopstick so the head isn'tfloppy.Arms (make 2)Round 1 - 6 sc into magic ring (6)Round 2 - *1 sc in the next st, inc* (9)Round 3 to 8 - 1 sc in each st around (9)Fasten off and sew opening closed. I left the arms unstuffed, but you can lightly stuff them in you wish! Sewthe arms to the body.Tummy PlateRound 1 - 6 sc into ring (6)Round 2 - inc in each st around (12)Round 3 - *1 sc, inc* (18)Round 4 - *1 sc in the next 2 st, inc* (24)Round 5 - *1 sc in the next 3 st, inc* (30)Fasten off, leaving a long tail. Thread tapestry needle with tail and sew the tummy plate onto the Teddy's belly.ShellRound 1 - 6 sc into ring (6)Round 2 - inc in each st around (12)Round 3 - *1 sc, inc* (18)Round 4 - *1 sc in the next 2 st, inc* (24)Round 5 - *1 sc in the next 3 st, inc* (30)Round 6 - *1 sc in the next 4 st, inc* (36)Round 7 to 9 - 1 sc in each st around (36) 2015 Natalie Schwarz / Little Cosy Things – All Rights ReservedPage 3 of 8
Little Cosy Things – Teddy the TurtleFasten off, leaving a long tail. Put a little tuft of stuffing in the shell and sew to Teddy's back. Stuff a little bitmore as you sew it around, till the shell is nice and firm. I sewed the shell onto the back of Teddy's neck a littleas well. If you find the shell too big for Teddy's back, skip round 6.And TA DA!! You now have your own Teddy the Turtle (not a bear, hopefully haha!). I hoped you enjoyedmaking your new little friend :) 2015 Natalie Schwarz / Little Cosy Things – All Rights ReservedPage 4 of 8
Little Cosy Things – Teddy the TurtleIf you need any further help with this tutorial/pattern, or any other patterns and tutorials by Little CosyThings, please do not hesitate to contact me via email to – littlecosythings@gmail.comI would love to hear from you!! Feel free to send/show me photos of your projects, whether finished or inprogress! I would love to see your creations! You can also tag me on Instagram (@littlecosythings), anduse the hashtag #littlecosythings - Nat xx 2015 Natalie Schwarz / Little Cosy Things – All Rights Reserved.Pattern and all photos remain the intellectual property of Little Cosy Things.For personal use only. Patterns may not be reproduced for sale or distributed. Please credit Little Cosy Things asthe designer, with a link back to my Etsy or Ravelry Shop when selling and advertising your finished items.Strictly no mass production.For further information, contact me via email to littlecosythings@gmail.com 2015 Natalie Schwarz / Little Cosy Things – All Rights ReservedPage 5 of 8
Little Cosy Things – Teddy the TurtleAppendix - Joining the legs togetherYou will now have 2 x little legs. Now we want to join these legs together and continue with the body. Sothe legs and the body are all one piece. This bit can be a little fiddly, so don’t worry if you have to do it afew times.For demonstration purposes I have used white yarn to show the legs, and red yarn to show the join. Justso you can see it more clearly.Hold both legs together, right side up, and so 2sc stitches on the last row of both legs aretogether.Insert hook in one sc stitch of one leg, andthrough to the other sc stitch on the other leg.Now both legs are joined by the hook. 2015 Natalie Schwarz / Little Cosy Things – All Rights ReservedPage 6 of 8
Little Cosy Things – Teddy the TurtleYarn over, and pull up a loop.Pull loop through both sc stitches.Chain oneSc into the same stitch (place stitch marker).Tip – place the tail of the yarn behind your nextstitches instead of having to sew in later.Otherwise you will need to sew this end in at theend of this round.Sc around until you reach the other side of the joint legs. 2015 Natalie Schwarz / Little Cosy Things – All Rights ReservedPage 7 of 8
Little Cosy Things – Teddy the TurtleInsert hook into the next sc stitch on the otherleg.Continue to sc around until you reach the firststitch.Sc once into the first stitch, and move yourstitch marker.There will now be 24 stitches, and both legsjoined together!We will now continue the body. 2015 Natalie Schwarz / Little Cosy Things – All Rights ReservedPage 8 of 8
Teddy the Turtle Amigurumi Pattern by Little Cosy Things What you will need: Scrap yarn in brown and green (you can use whatever yarn you have on hand, i have used 8ply cotton yarn from Bendigo Woollen Mills. Safety eyes, or you can use black yarn or thread if Teddy will be for a baby 3mm hook (or the smalles
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