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Pyrus Amigurumi
€3.60
Skill level 2 – easy
Being “la pera” (the pear), “la repera” (the re-pear) or ”la pera limonera” (the lemon tree pear), is a Spanish language expression that means to be the “maximum” you can imagine, positive or negatively. It could be used with people, objects or situations. It could refer, depending of context, to any attribute: for instance being very weird, being very lazy, being very good, being very complicated, being very skillful etc. If you are “la pera”, you are fabulous, you are great, you are terrific. Aren’t you that? Sure you are.
Description
PYRUS AMIGURUMI
PLEASE NOTE: This is a DIGITAL crochet pattern, NOT a finished item.
Languages
Pattern is available in English and Spanish
Pattern
6 pages PDF pattern that contains written instructions and photo tutorial, offering a high level of detail and specification at every step.
Skill Level
Level 2 – easy
If you are looking for a relaxing project, this is what you want. These patterns are very repetitive. They use basic stitches and easy procedures.
Stitches and Techniques used (US terminology)
Magic ring (⇒VIDEO)
Slip knot
Invisible fasten off
Changing to a new color
ch = chain
dc = double crochet
hdc = half double crochet
-inc = increase (crochet 2 stitches into the same stitch)
sc = single crochet
sc2tog = 2 single crochet together
slst = slip stich
tfl = through front loop
tr = treble crochet
Materials
Crochet hook 3.25 mm (D US)
Yarn needle
Stitch marker
Scissors
Fiberfill for stuffing
Yarn: 8 ply / DK / light worsted
Drops Muskat (100% mercerized cotton), 50g/1.8oz, 100m (109yds):
nº 12 (red), nº 53 (apple green),
nº 75 (chocolate), nº 16 (light green),
nº 07 (light yellow), nº 19 (light grey),
nº 17 (black).
Each of the fruit takes less than one skein of yarn to make so you’ll have leftovers for another project!
Size
Approximate size of a finished pear using 3.25 mm crochet hook: 16 X 9 cm.
Choose a different yarn weight with the corresponding crochet hook size to make a bigger or smaller version.
Notes
This pattern is written in US terminology.
You should mark the first stitch of the round to keep track of where the round begins.
The leaf is crocheted first, then the stem and finally the pear. Follow the order of the pattern, the pieces are joined as we go.
Additional Information
| Language | English, Spanish |
|---|---|
| Level | Easy |
| Amigurumis | Food |
