How to Close a Hole in a Flat Amigurumi Piece

In this crochet video tutorial, I am going to show you how to close a hole in a flat Amigurumi piece using single crochet stitches. Closing your Amigurumi piece while using this technique will give you a nice and neat finish plus it will make it easier for you to sew or crochet different body parts to the body or the head of your crochet toy. It can be used to close various parts of your crochet toys such as arms, legs, tails or even ears.

The arm I am closing in this video tutorial is part of my free crochet tiger pattern. Make sure to check it out as I have included lots of helpful video tutorials in this pattern.

Scroll down to the bottom of the page to watch the step by step video tutorial on how to close a hole in a flat Amigurumi piece.

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How to Close a Hole in a Flat Amigurumi Piece – Right Handed Video

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Frequently Asked Questions

Not at all, Amigurumi is actually quite easy to learn and is lots of fun! All you need is the knowledge of a few basic stitches and a bit of patience. I suggest you explore my Amigurumi tutorials to learn more about this wonderful craft. But be warned, Ami can be highly addictive.

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2 Comments

Sue Toller says:

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I am
looking for a cute ghost pattern with arms and legs. can you help me. tx

1. Petra Salisbury says:
  
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  Hi Sue, I’m sorry but I don’t have a ghost pattern as yet. Why don’t you try Pinterest or Etsy?
  
  Love,
  Petra x