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Crochet amigurumi Hacky Sacks of FUN!
Materials
The exciting thing about
amigurumi is that they are
great stash busters.
Use any type of left over
yarn but remember to use a
size smaller crochet hook
than usually recommended.
The Hacky Sacks pictured
were made with a variety of
DK yarns and a size 3mm or
Size D crochet hook.
Allow 50 to 100 yards/109
metres of Dk or 8ply yarn.
You will also need a small
amount of stuffing material
such as beans or wadding and a
tapestry or darning needle for
sewing.
Instructions.
Ch 2.
R1. 6 sc into 2nd ch from hook.
(6 sc)
R2. 2 sc into each sc.
(12sc)
R3. 2 sc into each sc.
(24sc)
R4. 1 sc into next 3 sc, 2 sc into next sc X6 (30sc)
R5. 1sc all around.
R6. 1sc all around.
R7. 1sc all around.
R8. 1sc all around.
R9. 1sc all around.
R10.1sc all around.
R11.1sc all around.
(30sc)
(30sc)
(30sc)
(30sc)
(30sc)
(30sc)
(30sc)
R12. 1 sc into next 3 sc, dec 1 X6
(24sc)
Lightly stuff your Hacky Sack.
R13. Dec all around.
R14. Dec all around.
X6
X6
(12sc)
(6sc)
R15. Using tapestry needle thread through
remaining stitches and bind off.
Enjoy your Hacky Sack and email me with any queries
or comments.
Abbreviations and instructions.
Do not join rows
Crochet in a spiral.
Use a stitch marker or piece of
yarn to mark rows.
R - row
Beg -beginning.
Sl st - slip stich
Ch - chain
Sc - single crochet.
Inc-increase
Dec-decrease by crocheting 2 sc
together using back loops only
BLO - back loops only.
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To make up.
Gently squeeze your Hacky Sack
into desired shape.
Using tapestry needle weave in ends
and cut off.
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