First, I have to apologize for some wind noise, shaky screen, and poor light. I am experimenting the filming environment now, so in the next 2-3 videos the filming background will change from place to place in my house. I hope I can find the perfect place for light and planning to invest on a proper camera stand to give you a better video.
Second, I post a rough poll on my channel community asking "what amigurumi tutorial you want to see next?", please help me by filling the poll and comment on the specific request. I just bought a new notebook which I plan to use it for this channel, so I am going to jot everything you request down and reviewing them from time to time. :)
Let's back to our main topic, Fried Egg!!. Why fried egg, if you wonder. I realize that most of the people that actually watch my video are beginners. And when I was a beginner, big project tend to discourage me when it doesn't turn out as good as the picture. So I am thinking about some cute, easy and fast project that beginners can practice and gain more confidence in crochet. That's why I came up with this. Super easy, super fast. And even if you ruin it, it not going to look that worst. (You can tell people that it was intentionally made that way. lol)
MATERIALS:
4 ply worsted weight yarn, I used local brand named "Eagle"
3.5mm. hook, I used 6/0 Japanese tulip hook.
ABBREVIATION
sc- single crochet
sl- slip stitch
ch- chain
st - stitch
inc - increase = 2 sc in same stitch
sc2tog - decrease single crochet
[ ] - repeat instruction in parenthesis for the number of time.
[Video Tutorial]
Egg Yolk
Rnd1: 2 ch, 6 sc in the 1st chain, sl :: 6 stitches
Rnd2: 1 ch, inc in next 6 st, sl :: 12 stitches
Rnd3: 1 ch, [sc in next st, inc] 6 times, sl :: 18 stitches
Rnd4: 1 ch, sc in next 18 st, sl :: 18 stitches
Rnd5: 1 ch, sc in next 18 st, sl :: 18 stitches
Leave some length of yarn and fasten off.
Egg white
Rnd1: 2 ch, 6 sc in the 1st chain, sl :: 6 stitches
Rnd2: 1 ch, inc in next 6 st, sl :: 12 stitches
Rnd3: 1 ch, [sc in next st, inc] 6 times, sl :: 18 stitches
Rnd4: 1 ch, [sc in next 2 st, inc] 6 times, sl :: 24 stitches
Rnd5: 1 ch, [sc in next 3 st, inc] 6 times, sl :: 30 stitches
Rnd6: 1 ch, [sc in next 4 st, inc] 6 times, sl :: 36 stitches
Leave a little length of yarn and fasten off.
Secure the end.
Sewing both piece together.
Optional, you can stuff some fiber into the yolk part to make it more bouncy.
Optional, you can stuff some fiber into the yolk part to make it more bouncy.
Problems!? Feel free to ask the questions in the comment section under the video, I will try answer as fast as I can. And we can share the solution with others.
And since it a short pattern I am going to merge both languages together, the following is the XVA format pattern in Thai description.
แพทเทิร์นภาษาไทย
ไข่ขาว White Egg
แถว1: วงกลม, 6x, c - 6
แถว2: โซ่1, 6v, c - 12
แถว3: โซ่1, xv*6, c - 18
แถว4: โซ่1, 2xv*6, c - 24
แถว5: โซ่1, 3xv*6, c - 30
แถว6: โซ่1, 4xv*6, c - 36
ปลดไหม
ไข่แดง Egg yolk
แถว1: วงกลม, 6x, c - 6
แถว2: โซ่1, 6v, c - 12
แถว3: โซ่1, xv*6, c - 18
แถว4: โซ่1, 18x, c - 18
แถว5: โซ่1, 18x, c - 24
ปลดไหม เหลือปลายไหมไว้เย็บประกอบ
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