Ghost Crochet Free Pattern Amigurumi

Oct 24

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Hello!! Here’s a new simple but really cute pattern of this beautiful little ghost, and I mixing Bernat Blanket with a yarn that glows in the dark and I really loved the result!

It is approximately 8 centimeters high and we do it in rounds. It is a simple pattern, with small pieces, perfect for those who are just starting out with crochet!

So, let's start this beautiful purple elephant!

Materials

White Bernat Blanket yarn
Glow in the dark yarn. I ordered the one I used on AliExpress a while ago, but I found this option on Amazon. It is thicker than the one I used but it still works well to combine it with the Bernat. You can also use it alone with a finer crochet hook and you will get a small ghost like a keychain!
8 mm crochet hook Here is the link for the complete set of crochet hooks if you are interested! I have tried several and these are the ones that I feel most comfortable to use.
16 mm Black Safety Eyes
Poly Fil fyber fill
Yarn needle
Scissors

I will use the following abbreviations in this pattern:

Sc Single crochet
Inc Increase: making 2 sc or dc in one stitch
Dec Decrease: create one sc or dc from two

When you see something between asterisks **, followed by an “x #” this means you should repeat what is between the asterisks the number of times mentioned. For example, *1 sc, 1 inc* x 6 means that you must make 1 single crochet in one stitch and one increase in the following stitch and repeat this 6 times.

At the end of each row you will see a number between parenthesis, this number represents the number of stitches with which you should finish each row.

For example, if you see (12) this means that when you finish making what the instruction states on that row you should count 12 stitches.

So, let’s start crocheting!

Cute Ghost Amigurumi Crochet Free Pattern

Body

If you are going to use glow in the dark yarn make sure to always grab both strands as you go.

1. Magic ring, 6 sc (6)
2. 6 inc (12)
3. *1 sc, inc* x 6 (18)
4. *2 sc, inc* x 6 (24)
5. *3 sc, inc* x 6 (30)
6-11. 30 sc (30)
12. *3 sc, dec* x 6 (24)
13. 24 sc (24), place safety eyes between rounds 9 and 10 with 5 spaces apart.

*To know which side to place them on, take the starting magic ring as a reference, the spiral must start on the left, it must go from bottom to top and to the left. The downward facing side is where you should place your eyes.

14. *2 sc, dec* x 6 (18)
15. 18 sc (18)
16. *4 sc, dec* x 3 (15)
17. 15 sc (15), partially stuff
18. 2 inc, 5 sc, 2 dec, 4 sc (15)
19. 2 inc, 5 sc, 3 dec, 3 sc (14)
20. 3 inc, 3sc, 4 dec, 3 sc (13)
21. 7 dec (6), stuff, close y weave the ends.

Arms (make 2)

1. Magic ring, make 6 sc (6)
2. *2 sc + 1 inc* x 2 (8)
3. *1 sc + 1 inc* x 3 (9) fasten off and leave tail to sow to the body.

Assembly

With the help of some pins, place the arms and sow them to the body.

Here’s a video tutorial of the process in spanish.

I hope you liked this pattern and if you did make it, don’t forget that I would love to see it!! Please tag me in your Instagram or Facebook posts @julifruuu #juliefruuu or share it, so many more people can make these little savannah friends! And, leave your comments, the idea is to always continue making improvement!

Kisses!

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