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Finished Susuwatari amigurumi: a little black fluffy ball with two big white eyes and black pupils.

Free amigurumi pattern

Susuwatari

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MR
Magic ring
ss
Slip stitch
sc
Single crochet
inc
Increase
dec
Decrease
incdc
Double crochet increase
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Body

(3.00 mm hook)

Black acrylic yarn that can be brushed out

RoundStitchesTotal
1MR 6sc6
26inc12
3(sc, inc)x618
4(2sc, inc)x624
5(3sc, inc)x630
6–1130sc30
12(3sc, dec)x624
13(2sc, dec)x618
14(sc, dec)x612
156dec6

Fasten off and weave in the end.

For that fluffy look, use a metal-bristle brush and keep brushing until it looks cuddly.

Black body just crocheted, before brushing.Metal-bristle brush.Body after brushing, looking fluffy.

Eyes

(2.00 mm hook)

White yarn

RoundStitchesTotal
1MR 6sc6
26inc12
32incdc, sc, ss14

Fasten off, leaving a tail.

Finished white eye, oval-shaped.

Pupils

(3.00 mm hook)

Black yarn

RoundStitchesTotal
1MR 5sc5

Fasten off, leaving a tail. Sew the pupils onto the eyes wherever you like, so your Susuwatari looks in the direction you choose.

Sew the eyes between rounds 6 and 9 of the body.

Embroider a little white line on each eye for a glint.

Finished black pupil.Both eyes sewn to the body, with pupils and little white highlights.

Finishing touches

Finally, you can add a little bow, hearts or stars. It's up to you!

Your Susuwatari is ready!