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Monkeys have always been popular with young and old. The cute animals are very similar to us in their movements and gestures - that's what makes them so fascinating. They are the safest climbers and swing the vines like no other. If you don't have any crochet experience, don't worry, our step-by-step crochet patterns will explain every step. What exactly do you have to consider for an Amigurumi Monkey? What materials do you need, and do you have to master different crochet techniques? We will tell you all that here!
Amigurumis are easier needlework projects, but they can also require some more complicated techniques, depending on the choice of design and what additional accessories are planned. For the amigurumi monkey, you should definitely pay attention to the ears and also the tail needs special attention. If you want to add additional items to your amigurumi, such as a drum or a banana, you will have to calculate a correspondingly higher effort. Of course, you can always rely on our very user-friendly crochet patterns. Our detailed descriptions as well as our very expressive pictures leave hardly any questions unanswered. So, if you do reach a point where you are unsure, our YouTube videos, our help section and of course our lovely and active community in the forum are there to help you.
Which crochet techniques do you need to master for an amigurumi monkey? Before you start working, you should look at the respective pattern and the attached pictures, in which you can quickly see which stitches and techniques you should master. Because these vary depending on the project and design.
Show more »Often needed are for example:
Usually the legs, arms, tail, and eyes are sewn on after the complete body is finished. Therefore, basic knowledge of sewing is helpful. You can of course crochet individual fingers and toes, as well as different accessories such as drums, bananas, bows and the like and then sew them on as well.
The size of your crochet hooks is critical. It should always match the yarn - thick needles mean larger stitches, thin needles result in smaller ones. It's best to test in advance which needle fits your desired stitch size.
Please also pay attention to the point of your needle, it should be as smooth as possible and in no case have barbs in the material (unfortunately a small shortcoming of plastic needles).
For your monkey we recommend a crochet hook of size 2.0 to 3.5 mm. It is important that your needle is thin and sturdy. For beginners, crochet hooks made of metal or plastic are recommended.
You should also make sure that the needle is not too heavy, otherwise it can cause cramps when concentrating.
Theoretically, you can use any yarn, pure cotton yarn is best suited. Often a run length of 125 m and 50 g is used. When choosing yarn, you should also make sure that the wool is smooth, shiny, and very thin.
This is where quality from a qualified professional pays off. The yarn is much easier to work with and does not unravel during crocheting. This will also make your work last longer and be of higher quality. The choice of color is absolutely up to you, let your imagination run wild.
Once you're done with all the pieces, stuffing is on the schedule. The choice of filling material will determine the shape and texture of the finished work. For filling your monkey, you should use filler cotton or fluffy cotton wool for more stability and longer durability. The filler cotton wool is available in different colors and therefore almost invisible. The cotton wool is more suitable for smaller Amigurumis. Yarn scraps can also be used as filling material, but your monkey might lose its shape over time, or these scraps might become visible later.
You should definitely think about the choice of your stuffing tool. There are proper darning tools, with which you can work in a more delicate and precise way. For starters, you can also use the back of a pen.
You also need a pair of scissors or a knife for removing threads.
You need a blunt needle for sewing, if you use beads as eyes, you also need a pointed needle.
Safety eyes for gluing on are popular, as well. You can also decorate your monkey with other accessories:
Here, too, there are no limits to your imagination. Feel free to let off steam.
If you have successfully completed your amigurumi monkey, then it is perfect as a gift. Every child would be happy about it and also many adults. Bring joy to a nice person for their first day of school, give your amigurumi monkey as a gift for a birth or simply bring it as a small surprise during the next visit to relatives. You can also make yourself a nice gift, which decorates your own four walls in the future as a decoration on shelves or as a cuddly toy on the couch. Just browse through our selection of patterns for amigurumi monkeys and find your perfect needlework project!
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As in many areas of daily life, most crochet patterns are designed for right-handers. Meanwhile, more and more often, tutorials are also modified specifically for left-handers. In the past, left-handers were made fun of, but nowadays society is more open and tolerant.
You don't need different needles for left-handers, only some steps are mirror-inverted for you.
Feel free to support our community with crochet patterns for lefties. We are looking forward to your support.
You would like to start crocheting and would like to get more information first? Nothing easier than that, visit our crochet lexicon. After you have familiarized yourself with the basic terms, we recommend that you start with the easier patterns for beginners. There you will find the basic techniques explained in detail and you can finish your first work with lots of support and help. Our users in our forum will also be happy to help you if you get stuck at any point.
We have chosen a few different ways to teach our users how to crochet. You alone decide with the help that you will reach your goal with. Many have already made their first contact with crocheting during their school years in study groups or elective courses. All you need is the special needle, also called a crochet hook because of the hook at the tip, and a yarn of your choice. For starters, we recommend wool yarn. Now nothing stands in the way of your new hobby.
You can also find us on YouTube. There you will find many videos in which the crochet techniques are shown and explained. This way you can make your favorite designs step-by-step.
Our constantly growing community supports each other at any time in our own forum. Registration and use are of course free of charge. You simply choose your preferred username, enter a valid email address and a password of your choice. Then you can start directly and ask and answer questions.
Especially at the beginning you want to try something first, before you invest money directly. Our free crochet patterns are perfect for this. Here you will find many different projects and can first test whether crocheting is right for you.
