The woods come alive in the fall! And so does Mr. Furu, the amigurumi fox and the newest addition to the amigurumi crochet in the Craft Passion family.
Mr. Furu is an adorable fox amigurumi craft animal who bears a thoughtful expression on his face. While many people think foxes are crafty, sneaky animals, Mr. Furu is streetwise and quick to come up with solutions to difficult situations. Measuring 10” tall, this crochet fox stuffed animal is crafted with a 3.5mm crochet hook in orange, white, and black acrylic yarns.
Fox Amigurumi – Free Crochet Pattern
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This amigurumi fox is also unique – unlike normal amigurumi crochet styles, Mr. Furu uses the “split single crochet stitch”, also known as “crotchet knit stitch” or “waistcoat stitch”. This is done by inserting the hook between the legs of the next stitch. Using this in this crochet pattern will keep the colorwork vertically straight throughout the rounds.
Mr. Furu the amigurumi fox came to me while I was working on Puggie the sock pug puppy. Maybe it was because they both share that same youthful personality or that both love to run around and are playful. I will never know for sure but suddenly Freddy the felt fox popped into my mind and I thought to myself, “Freddy needs a friend!”.
So it was that about a week (and many balls of yarns) later, Mr. Furu, the crochet fox amigurumi pattern was created and I really love how he came to be. I added some wire glasses and he was transformed from a naughty, happy-go-lucky dude to a smarty-pants. And that’s how he got his name Furu – F for “fox” and Uru from “guru” (which means “teacher”). Don’t you think that name suits him perfectly?
Mr. Furu loves to outdoors, and with his wire-rimmed glasses, he is always seen with a book. People often meet him and think, “This Mr. Furu must be a very intelligent guy. He’s always reading and must be thinking a lot about what he reads.” What most people don’t know is that the book he is carrying around is actually empty and full of plain paper with nothing written on them. What was it really?
A sketchbook! Nobody knows Mr. Furu is an avid artist and loves to doodle what he sees around him as he walks around the woods, the prairie, and the hills. He’s pretty good at them too. The doodles he makes are as cute as he is, and make everything seem even more fun than they are in real life. Mr. Furu has doodles of almost everything he sees and everyone he knows. In fact, he loves meeting new people because it gives him more ideas for his doodles, and the more he doodles, the more ideas he has to improvise on his earlier doodles.
Sometimes, I feel like Mr. Furu too. Whenever I am in the middle of one craft, another design will pop into my head, and often, that becomes the next things I create. There have been times, many in fact when that new design distracts me from my current work. Confession time: that’s why sometimes there are lapses between my designs here (wink, wink). So, forgive me?
I promise to keep the new designs coming in as quickly as I can. Just remember to show me your crafts too, so I get more inspiration.
Happy crocheting and don’t forget to tell me how your Mr. Furu turns out.
Amigurumi Fox Crochet Pattern
The woods come alive in the fall! And so does Mr. Furu, the fox amigurumi and the newest addition to the amigurumi crochet in the Craft Passion family.
Mr. Furu is an adorable fox amigurumi craft animal who bears a thoughtful expression on his face. While many people think foxes are crafty, sneaky animals, Mr. Furu is streetwise and quick to come up with solutions to difficult situations. Measuring 10” tall, this crochet fox stuffed animal is crafted with a 3.5mm crochet hook in orange, white, and black acrylic yarns.
This fox amigurumi is also unique - unlike normal amigurumi crochet styles, Mr. Furu uses the “split single crochet stitch”, also known as “crotchet knit stitch” or “waistcoat stitch”. This is done by inserting the hook between the legs of the next stitch. Using this in this crochet pattern will keep the colorwork vertically straight throughout the rounds.
(Caution: Please do not try to crochet it with the normal single crochet (US term) because it will not work well. You will find the size, shape, and colorwork, not in the right proportions.)
Enjoy crocheting them!
Materials
- Acrylic yarn (50 gram each ball): white (1 ball), black (1 ball) and orange (2 balls)
- Colored Iris Safety Eyes, Brown, 10mm size, 2
- Safety Nose, 18mm size, 1
- Doll Wired Glasses (optional)
- Polyester fiberfill
Tools
- 3.5mm hook
- Darning needle
- Scissors
- Pins
Instructions
Abbreviations
Crochet (in US Terms)
ch: chain
sc: single crochet
ssc = split single crochet / knit stitch / waistcoat stitch
Inc: 2ssc increase
Dec: ssc 2 stitches together
slst: slip stitch
Others
R: Round
OR: Orange Yarn
BL: Black Yarn
WH: White Yarn
AMIGURUMI FOX CROCHET PATTERN
Head
With Orange yarn:
R1: sc 4 in a magic ring {4}
R2: [Inc] 4 times. {8}
R3: [Inc, ssc] 4 times. {12}
R4: [ssc 2, Inc] 4 times. {16}
R5: ssc, [Inc, ssc 3] 3 times, Inc, ssc 2. {20}
R6: ssc 3, [Inc, ssc 4] 3 times, Inc, ssc. {24}
R7: [ssc 5, Inc] 4 times. {28}
R8: [Inc, ssc6] 4 times. {32}
R9: ssc 2, [Inc, ssc 7] 3 times, Inc, ssc 5. {36}
R10: ssc 4, [Inc, ssc 8] 3 times, Inc, ssc 4. {40}
R11: ssc 6, [Inc, ssc 9] 3 times, Inc, ssc 3. {44}
R12: ssc 8, [Inc, ssc 10] 3 times, Inc, ssc 2{48}
R13 – R17: ssc around. {48}
Colorwork begins here (OR – Orange, WH – White)
R18: OR [ssc 15], WH [ssc 3], OR [ssc 12], WH [ssc 3], OR [ssc 15]. {48}
R19: OR [ssc 15], WH [ssc 4], OR [ssc 10], WH [ssc 4], OR [ssc 15]. {48}
R20: OR [ssc 14], WH [ssc 6], OR [ssc 8], WH [ssc 6], OR [ssc 14]. {48}
R21: OR [ssc 14], WH [ssc 7], OR [ssc 6], WH [ssc 7], OR [ssc 14]. {48}
R22: OR [ssc 13], WH [ssc 9], OR [ssc 4], WH [ssc 9], OR [ssc 13]. {48}
R23 – 27: OR [ssc 13], WH [ssc 22], OR [ssc 13]. {48}
R28: OR [ssc 13], WH [ssc 35]. {48}
Change to White yarn only:
R29: [Dec, ssc 10] 4 times {44}
R30: ssc 4, [Dec, ssc 9] 3 times, Dec, ssc 5. {40}
R31: [ssc 8, Dec] 4 times. {36}
R32: ssc 2, [Dec, ssc 4] 5 times, Dec, ssc 2. {30}
R33: [Dec, ssc 3] 6 times. {24}
R34: [ssc 2, Dec] 6 times. {18}
Install safety eyes, neaten stranded yarns if needed (refer Pic 1 and 2)
Stuff
R35: [ssc, Dec] 6 times. {12}
R36: [Dec] 6 times. {6}
Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.
Muzzle
With White yarn
R1: sc 4 in a magic ring {4}
R2: Inc, ssc 2, Inc. {6}
R3: Inc 2 times, ssc, 1 ch (skip 1 st), ssc, Inc. {9}
Colorwork begins here (OR – Orange, WH – White)
R4: WH [ssc 3, Inc], OR [ssc 3], WH [Inc 2 times]. {12}
R5: WH [ssc 3, Inc, ssc], OR [ssc 3], WH [ssc, Inc] 2 times. {15}
R6: WH [Inc, ssc 3, Inc], OR [ssc 5], WH [ssc, Inc, ssc 3]. {18}
R7: WH [Inc, ssc 4, Inc, ssc], OR [ssc 5], WH [ssc, Inc, ssc 4]. {21}
R8 – R9: WH [ssc 9], OR [ssc 5], WH [ssc 7]. {21}
Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.
Install safety nose through the ch st at R3.
Ear
Make 2. Begin with Black yarn:
R1: sc 3 in a magic ring {3}
R2: [Inc] 3 times. {6}
Colorwork begins here (BL – Black, OR – Orange, WH – White)
R3: BL [Inc, ssc], WH [Inc], BL [ssc, Inc, ssc]. {9}
R4: BL [ssc, Inc, ssc], WH [ssc, Inc], BL [ssc 2, Inc, ssc]. {12}
R5: BL [ssc, Inc, ssc 2], WH [ssc, Inc, ssc], BL [ssc 2, Inc, ssc 2]. {15}
R6: BL [ssc 5], WH [ssc 4], BL [ssc 6]. {15}
R7 – R10: OR [ssc 5], WH [ssc 4], OR [ssc 6]. {15}
Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.
Body
With Orange yarn:
R1: sc 6 in a magic ring {6}
R2: [Inc] 6 times. {12}
R3: [ssc 2, Inc] 4 times. {16}
R4: ssc, [Inc, ssc 3] 3 times, Inc, ssc 2. {20}
R5: ssc 3, [Inc, ssc 4] 3 times, Inc, ssc. {24}
R6: [ssc 5, Inc] 4 times. {28}
R7: [Inc, ssc6] 4 times. {32}
R8: ssc 2, [Inc, ssc 7] 3 times, Inc, ssc 5. {36}
R9: ssc 4, [Inc, ssc 8] 3 times, Inc, ssc 4. {40}
R10: ssc 6, [Inc, ssc 9] 3 times, Inc, ssc 3. {44}
R11 – R15: ssc around. {44}
Colorwork begins here (OR – Orange, WH – White)
R16: OR [ssc 21], WH [ssc], OR [ssc 22]. {44}
R17: OR [ssc 10, Dec, ssc 8], WH [ssc 3], OR [ssc 8, Dec, ssc 11]. {42}
R18: OR [ssc 6, Dec, ssc 10], WH [ssc 5], OR [ssc 10, Dec, ssc 7]. {40}
R19: OR [ssc 13, Dec, ssc 2], WH [ssc 5], OR [ssc 2, Dec, ssc 14]. {38}
R20: OR [ssc 3, Dec, ssc 10], WH [ssc 7], OR [ssc 10, Dec, ssc 4]. {36}
R21: OR [ssc 6, Dec, ssc 6], WH [ssc 7], OR [ssc 6, Dec, ssc 7]. {34}
R22: OR [ssc 10, Dec, ssc 1], WH [ssc 7], OR [ssc 1, Dec, ssc 11]. {32}
R23: OR [ssc 2, Dec, ssc 7], WH [ssc 9], OR [ssc 7, Dec, ssc 3]. {30}
R24: OR [ssc 7], WH [ssc], OR [ssc 2], WH [ssc 3, Dec, ssc 4], OR [ssc 2], WH [ssc], OR [ssc 6, Dec]. {28}
R25: OR [ssc 3, Dec, ssc], WH [ssc 3], OR [ssc], WH [ssc 8], OR [ssc], WH [ssc 3], OR [ssc, Dec, ssc 3]. {26}
R26: OR [ssc, Dec, ssc 2], WH [ssc 3], OR [ssc], WH [ssc 8], OR [ssc], WH [ssc 3], OR [ssc 2, Dec, ssc]. {24}
R27: OR [ssc 3], WH [ssc 3, Dec, 8, Dec, ssc 3], OR [ssc 3]. {22}
R28: OR [Dec, ssc], WH [ssc 7, Dec, ssc 7], OR [ssc 3]. {20}
R29: OR [ssc], WH [ssc 2, Dec, ssc 9, Dec, ssc 2], OR [ssc 2]. {18}
Neaten stranded yarns if needed
Stuff
Change to White yarn only:
R30: ssc 5, Dec, ssc 3, Dec, ssc 6. {16}
R31: [ssc 6, Dec] 2 times. {14}
R32: ssc 2, Dec, ssc 6, Dec, ssc 2. {12}
R33: [Dec] 6 times. {6}
Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.
Arm
Make 2. Begin with Black yarn:
R1: sc 4 in a magic ring {4}
R2: [Inc] 4 times. {8}
R3: [Inc, ssc] 4 times. {12}
R4: [ssc 2, Inc] 4 times. {16}
R5 – R6 : ssc around {16}
R7: [Dec, ssc 2] 4 times. {12}
R8: [ssc, Dec] 4 times. {8}
R9 – R14: ssc around. {8}
Change to Orange yarn only:
R15 – R22: ssc around. {8}
Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.
Stuff
Leg
Make 2. Begin with Black yarn:
R1: sc 6 in a magic ring {6}
R2: [Inc] 6 times. {12}
R3: [ssc 2, Inc] 4 times. {16}
R4: ssc, [Inc, ssc 3] 3 times, Inc, ssc 2. {20}
R5 – R7: ssc around. {20}
R8: ssc, [Dec, ssc 3] 3 times, Dec, ssc 2. {16}
R9: [ssc 2, Dec] 4 times. {12}
R10 – R13: ssc around. {12}
Change to Orange yarn only:
R14 – R17: ssc around. {12}
Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.
Stuff
Tail
With White yarn:
R1: sc 3 in a magic ring {3}
R2: [Inc] 3 times. {6}
R3: ssc around. {6}
R4: [Inc, ssc] 3 times. {9}
R5: [ssc 2, Inc] 3 times. {12}
R6: ssc, [Inc, ssc 3] 2 times, Inc, ssc 2. {15}
R7: ssc 3, [Inc, ssc 4] 2 times, Inc, ssc. {18}
R8: [ssc 5, Inc] 3 times. {21}
R9: [Inc, ssc6] 3 times. {24}
Colorwork begins here (OR – Orange, WH – White)
R10: WH [ssc 3], OR [ssc], WH [ssc 7], OR [ssc], WH [ssc 3], OR [ssc], WH [ssc 7], OR [ssc]. {24}
R11: OR [ssc], WH [ssc], OR [ssc 3], WH [ssc 5], OR [ssc 3], WH [ssc], OR [ssc 3], WH [ssc 5], OR [ssc 2]. {24}
R12: OR [ssc 6], WH [ssc 3], OR [ssc 9], WH [ssc 3], OR [ssc 3]. {24}
R13: OR [ssc 7], WH [ssc], OR [ssc 11], WH [ssc], OR [ssc 4]. {24}
Change to Orange yarn only:
R14 – R20: ssc around. {24}
R21: [Dec, ssc 6] 3 times. {21}
R22: ssc around. {21}
R23: ssc 2, [Dec, ssc 5] 2 times, Dec, ssc 3. {18}
R24: ssc around. {18}
R25: [ssc 4, Dec] 3 times. {15}
R26: ssc around. {15}
Stuff
R27: [Dec, ssc 3] 3 times. {12}
R28: ssc around. {12}
R29: [ssc 2, Dec] 3 times. {9}
R30: ssc around. {9}
R31: [Dec, ssc], 3 times. {6}
R32: ssc around. {6}
Fasten off and leave a long tail for sewing.
HOW TO CROCHET AMIGURUMI FOX, MR. FURU
- Crochet all parts for Amigurumi Fox with SSC stitches as instructed in the crochet pattern.
Pic 1: This is how the inside of the colorwork amigurumi looks. You may leave the unworked yarn stranded as it is. If you have left a decent length of yarn between the colorwork, then you are fine to leave them as it is. If the yarns are too short, you may trim the yarn and knot them together as shown in Pic 2.
Pic 2: Personally, I prefer to neaten my lengthy unworked yarn stranded across the colorwork section. The clean interior is easier for stuffing and shaping.
- Stuffed the parts accordingly.
Align the muzzle of the fox amigurumi with the marking between the eyes as shown in the picture. Pin, sew and stuff the muzzle to the head.
- Position and pin the ears to the head after completing the muzzle. Make sure both ears are aligned and in symmetry.
This is the top view of the head of the fox amigurumi. A better view of the locations of the ears.
- Position all other parts together. First, sew the head to the body. Followed by the arms, legs, and tail respectively to complete Mr. Furu, the Amigurumi Fox.
Mr. Furu, the Fox Amigurumi is done, put on his glasses and he is ready to go all out to the woodland.
You may sew the tail pointing upwards instead of pointing downward.
Notes
Caution: This is a colorwork amigurumi using Split Single Crochet / Knit Stitch / Waistcoat Stitch method. Please DO NOT attempt to convert it to normal Single Crochet.
Why use Split Sing Crochet instead of normal Single Crochet?
Please take note that this amigurumi pattern is using Split Single Crochet (SSC), some may know it as Crochet Knit Stitch or Waistcoat Stitch. Unlike the normal Single Crochet, SSC inserts hook in between the legs of the next st. In colorwork amigurumi where stitches are crochet in the continuous round, SSC keeps the colorwork vertically straight throughout the round. It is because the hook is inserted in between the legs of the next stitch, but if you are using normal Single Crochet, the colorwork will lean to the right or left depending on if you are right-handed or left-handed.
How to change yarn color in colorwork crochet?
Follow the pattern to work on stitches in color A until the last yarn over, pull through the loop with the new color B. Leave the color A behind until it is time to work on it again. Continue to work in Color B until it is time to change the color back to A, on the last stitch in the color B, just pull through the color A on the last yarn over and drop the color B. Leave a decent length of the unworked yarn between the color change so that it won’t distort the shape of your amigurumi. Repeat this until you have completed the pattern.
Note: I don’t hide the unworked yarn between the stitches because it will cause distortion in stitch height, especially in the SSC stitch.
Recommended Products
Purchase the exact same material and tool used in this pattern from Craft Passion Shop.
There you have it, Mr. Furu the fox amigurumi all ready to join your craft family. Just remember, he loves having friends around so go ahead and try other free crochet patterns on my blog. I recommend Dessy and Denny, the Amigurumi Donkey Crochet Pattern because I had so much fun with them too.
You can always try non-animal crochet crafts too, like the crochet tote bag which is both practical and decorative. If you’re not super confident yet, don’t worry, just save the free crochet pattern for another day.
thank you for asking this i was like gahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
im making this for my unborn baby and i love this pattern so much! we have a dog who looks just like a fox so of course everything has to be a fox in our house 😀
Hello, I love your patterns and your creativity. I love Furu, he’s very cool. I was wondering if you would mind if I use your Furu pattern with grey yarn to make a wolf please? New friends little girl is into wolves. Maybe call him WooGru? Xx
Definitely agree with your idea, please go ahead to make WooGru. I will try it too and I am sure it will be as charming as Mr. Furu.
Oh great. Thank you. I’ll show you when it’s done, and I’m looking forward to seeing yours too.
Hi, I am making the fox for my grandson and have finished all of the parts. However, when I sewed the head to the body the head is very floppy and won’t stay up. What have I done wrong? Help!
Hi Leslie, try sewing them with a bigger radius. Another possibility is that you could have a little under stuffed the parts.
Love this fox! I’m gonna try to make it for my daughter. In R 29 it has WH [ssc2, dec,9, dec, ssc2] I am a little confused about the decreases. Is something supposed to go with the 9? Thank you for your reply.
It is supposed to be ssc9. Sorry that we have missed out on the word “ssc” in the pattern and we have updated it. Thank you for asking so that we know there is a typo in the pattern.
Loved the pattern! Very easy to follow. Stitched eyes and nose as only change. Thank you!
I just found this pattern I think on share a pattern site it looks darling and your detail plus photographs look wonderful …I also just signed up for your newletter…
Thank you
Kay
Can I get the patron in Dutch please?
Such a beautiful work you did there! amazing! you are a great artist!
will do this fox asap
Furu is so cute. I am going to give it a try. Do you have a pattern for any dinosaurs? My grandson is onto dinosaurs:) thanks Karen
Hi Karen, thank you for trying out. I do not have an amigurumi pattern for dinosaurs but I have a sewing pattern (sew from socks) of a dragon that looks like a dinosaur (search sock dragon). More animal amigurumi patterns will be out soon, including Elephant, Giraffe, Horse, Donkey, and Zibra.
Hola
Me encantan tus trabajos, te sigo desde Arica Chile y acabo de terminar un modelo de los que tienes publicado.
Hice el zorrito con anteojos.
Y me encantó!!!!
Te felicito por tu página.
Gracias
Saludos
Translation (by Google):
Hi I love your work, I follow you from Arica Chile and I just finished a model of the ones you have published. I made the little fox with glasses. And I loved it !!!! I congratulate you on your page. Thank you regards
I love this pattern for the fox. I made the head first, then the body but the head is way too big for the body. And no, I haven’t made any mistakes! Checking out the pattern more closely, the head gets increased over 36 rows up to 48 stiches at its widest before decreasing. The body over 33 rows increases up to only 38 stitches, so, smaller than the head. I’m on row 26 for the body, so I’m going to just add more rows to see if I can salvage the project.
Otherwise, I learned a new stitch and I’ve never used 2 colours like this before and your instructions were very clear and it was very successful, so thanks for that!
Wanda, the body gets up to 44 stitches, not 38 stitches. Just wondering if you have skipped any rounds by mistake. I would love to take a look on your Mr. Furu if you can submit the photo via the contact form.
I am having a problem with round 3 of the muzzle:
R3: Inc 2 times, ssc, 1 ch, ssc, Inc. {9}
So we are starting with 6 stitches from the previous row. Inc 2x (1,2), ssc(3), 1 ch (???? do I skip the next stitch (4) with the chain 1?), ssc(5), inc(6)
Is that what I am supposed to do??
Thank you!!
Yes, Kelly, skip the 4th stitch for the chain. I will add this detail to the pattern. Thank you for bringing it up.
Sorry, just left a note regarding the Fox pattern. I said that the body increases up to 38 stitches, I meant 40 stitches.
Hi,
The dec in the SSC is in the same way we do in the SC? Thank you so much
Yes, Talita, SSC 2 stitches into a stitch, just like the normal sc2tog.
Just curious, for the head part of the pattern, up to row 7 of the head -should the pattern be round or is it triangular? I’m probably doing something wrong and hope to figure it out soon.
I think you did something wrong, dear. It should be round. Please check it with the pattern again.
Hi! It’s to join each round or it’s to crochet continous all around?
Thank u so much!
Continuous in round 🙂
Hi I stared make the fox i have the body and head done the head is way to big for the body. I made sure i counted the st’s all right. I use red heart 4 ply I really love this fox and i can read your pattern then anyone else i have done. Ty
Sounds like something is wrong somewhere. Can you email us your photo to [email protected]?
Thanks.
hallo i need this Mr. Furu Fox Amigurumi text in the netherlands
thank u
Is it possible for the tekst in Netherlands?
hallo i need this patroon in netherlands.
i cannot read this.
thank u very much
Hi there – love the look of this little fox – absolutely adorable.
Is there any way that you could do a video of this pattern. I’ve never done the ssc stitch and am afraid I’m going to screw it up. I’m trying to make this for my neice who is expecting and is crazy about foxes.
Would also appreciate a video please as I am struggling to use this stitch in a magic circle
I’m working on the furu fox, and I’m just learning the ssc stitches, but the only thing I’m having a problem with, is where is has (ssc 3, inc)does that mean to increase with the ssc, or a regular sc?
Yes, the “inc” is increment with ssc stitch, in other words, it is 2ssc in a stitch.
Really nice pattern I’m almost done <3 I was wondering, for the head it says :
R13 – R17: sc around. {48}
do you really mean sc or you mean ssc and there's a little mistake in the pattern ?? Because I'm looking at mine compare yours and it looks more like ssc, we really can see the difference between ssc and sc on my head !
Yes, it should be ssc around, thanks for pointing out the error, I have got it corrected. Sorry if you made the head with the wrong instruction.
merci beaucoup pour le partage. le renard est tres beau.
Translation (By Google):
Thank you so much for sharing. the fox is very beautiful.
Love this pattern but what weight is the yarn. I tried worsted 4 ply with 3.5 hook & his head was almost 7″.
It is similar to light worsted yarn or sport yarn. The head vertical height of my Mr. Furu is about 4.5″ tall. Please remember to use SSC stitch to crochet this amigurumi, the normal sc stitch won’t work for this pattern.
When there are brackets would I just do the follwing stitches in ssc?
Hi Alice, can you show me which instruction are you referring to? Just want to make sure before I answer your question correctly. Thank you.
Love the fox and the new stitches look awesome. I am also very impressed with your willingness to be so helpful. I started with Sharon from Amigurumi she like you care so much for us followers and make crocheting fun and easier than some others out there. .she posted this fox of yours.
Thank you so much, Sandi, for loving it and sharing in your network.
Merci beaucoup, c’est vraiment du beau travail
Thanks very much, it’s a very good job
¡Qué lindo! muchas gracias por compartirlo, recientemente hice un zorrito (sitting fox) y creo que ahora voy a hacer este, soy principiante…así es que muchas gracias por el patrón.
Translation (by Google):
Cute! thank you very much for sharing, recently I made a fox (sitting fox) and I think now I will do this, I am a beginner … so thank you very much for the pattern.
Thank you for trying out this pattern. Hope to see your Mr.Furu soon.
Hola podria pasarme el patron en Español
Translation (by Google):
Hi, could I have the pattern in Spanish?
Oh wow! I was looking for a fox pattern and found Mr. Furu! Can’t wait to try it. You mentioned at the begining of the post that since this is a pattern with the split stich, not to do a regular stich as it will modify the outcome. I didn’t know about this stich before and I just love the result. I was wondering, I have another amigurimi pattern which calls for sc stich. Could I change the pattenr for split stich instead?
Thank you for sharing your Mr. Furu pattern, he is too adorable!
amigurumi made from SSC stitch will come out shorter in length, provided you do not mind to have a short amigurumi, it should be replaceable.
I had never heard of the split stitch, but now I’m eager to try it and make your Mr. Furu! Thank you so much for the free pattern.
I’m teaching 2 little girls to crochet, do you have, or can you recommend any simple amigurumi for them? We are still working on single crochet, but I think they would love to make something other than pot holders!
Glad that you love Mr. Furu 🙂
You may try some simpler amigurumi patterns in the Toy | Amigurumi category. To be particular, the following patterns are suitable for beginners to try on:
1. Hen & Chicks
2. Big Apple
3. Owl
4. Polar Bear
5. Piggy Buns
6. Baby Chick
7. Koala
Furu is adorable! And, I really like how that split single crochet stitch looks. I’ve never tried it before, but I think I need to practice it (probably on a washcloth) so I can make a Furu for myself. Thanks for sharing your wonderful creations!
Hi Cindy G, Glad that you would try on your first ssc on Mr. Furu. Would love to see how it turns out after you have it completed.