But now that I look at these pictures, she looks like Pikachu.
It's a sun, I swear! Look:
Anyway, the principle is sound, I'm sure! And if you use a nice yellow colour instead of a ghastly mustard, it'll be really cute, I promise!
PATTERN
Chain 2.
- Into the second ch from the hook sc 6.
- Sc inc around (12).
- *Sc, sc inc* around (18).
- *2 sc, sc inc* around (24).
- *3 sc, sc inc* around (30).
- Sc around (30).
- Sc around (30).
- Sc around (30).
- Sc around (30).
- Sc around (30).
- *3 sc, sc dec* around (24).
- *2 sc, sc dec* around (18).
- *1 sc, sc dec* around (12).
- Stuff, sc dec till you have a small hole, sew shut.
Sew the ray piece on to the sun. Embroider on the face and glue on the cheeks.
P.S. If you try this pattern, please leave a comment! I would also love to see a picture of the finished product:)
lovely lovely lovely!!! tahtoo tällaisen, rintakoruksi...
ReplyDeleteAi? Kiva, et tykkäät, mut sulla on kyllä oudoimmat jutut. :) Pitää miettiä miten se toimis...
ReplyDeletejos se olis takaa littee...
ReplyDeleteHello! just wanted to let you know that I tried your pattern, and it turned out lovely! I am from the U.S., and you are right, the thread here must be bigger. I have a page on a crocheting site called Ravelry, and here is a link to it, if you would like to see my picture of the little sun. Thank you for posting this pattern! http://www.ravelry.com/projects/chescat/little-sun
ReplyDeleteYour sun looks wonderful! And it's pink, so cute! I'm really happy you tried the pattern and that it worked out, even with the yarn differences:):)
ReplyDeleteMerci aussi pour ce doux soleil !!! ;o))
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you like it:)
ReplyDeleteI tried your pattern for the sun and the cloud. There is pictures in my blog.
ReplyDeletei love your patterns they are so cute. i really don't mean to sound like a crochet geek but i think 11 and 12 are supposed to be like-
ReplyDelete11:3sc (and so on)
and
12:2 sc (and so on)
instead of
11:2sc (and so on)
and
12:sc (and so on)
If i am wrong just realize that i was just trying to help.
the sun is very kawaii ,I have it and posted in my blog ok?
ReplyDeletekisses
what type of yarn can i use?and what size crochet hook to use?
ReplyDeletefrom 6-10, it should it SC around, not SC inc around.....wasted 30 mins of my time...
ReplyDeleteAh, yes, I've fixed it now. Hope it's correct this time around!
ReplyDeletethanks for fixing it...
ReplyDeletethank you so so much for this! I made it a Christmas present for my friend and it looks fabulous.bless you and happy holidays<3
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful pattern and just what I am looking for.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
Now to find the pattern for the clouds...
http://imaginarywardrobe.blogspot.com/2008/07/amigurumi-cloud.html
ReplyDeleteHere you go! :)
I wanted to thank you for posting all of these little guys, they are so original! Here is a link to my version of your little sun:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.ravelry.com/projects/chescat/little-sun
I really love this pattern! But i'm still a bit new at this, I just made the 'body' part but I dont get how I have to make the Rays? Do you maybe have a video or something??
ReplyDeleteChescat, I love your sun! He truly looks happy!
ReplyDeleteJanna, I don't have a video, but I'll try to explain it a little better.
First make the chain and join into a ring. Then:
1. sc in the first ch
2. half dc in the next
3. dc + tr + dc on the next (all three in the same one)
4. hdc in the next
5. slip stitch in the next,
then just repeat that around the chain. Did that help at all?
I am semi-new to crocheting Amigurumi (I've done about 5 and have threw half done and only just starte having the right side put and such after doing more research). I have to read online how to dothings I don't know and I can find out how to do the part you said as being, 3. dc + tr + dc on the next (all three in the same one). I know how to do the dc and tr stitch, but how do you do them all in the next stitch? If you could explain it, I'd be eternally grateful! By the way, I love all your amigurumi's they're really cute!
ReplyDeleteI love it! I've only been crocheting for about 2-3 months. I made it. It's super easy and cute.
ReplyDeleteIt's on my blog, if you want to look at it :)
Thanks for sharing the pattern!
LOVE this pattern!! I may make a mobile with these!! Here is a link to a sun I made with your pattern: http://www.flickr.com/photos/mommasgoodies/5899321601/in/photostream Thanks a bunch - it's a great and easy to follow pattern!
ReplyDeleteMy dear! thank you for sharing this lovely sun!
ReplyDeleteI am going to try to crochet it using a baby cotton and a 3mm. hook, which materials have you used?
Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI usen cotton yarn and a 2mm hook.
Hi, I'm Fleur from Holland, and I also made your sun. I love it! I adjusted it just a little to make it a bit smaller (24 sc instead of 30). I'm also gonna crochet your cloud and your liquorice, they look great too! I posted the sun on my Ravelry account, so if you wanna see it: http://www.ravelry.com/projects/akaFlup/sun
ReplyDeleteHi! I love this amigurumi!!! Is so cute and tiny ^^! but I have a really beginner question... I'm just starting in the art of crochet and I am a little complicated with the patterns...I understand the first part, but I really dont understand the parts of the rays, specially the first part: Chain 43, join with a slip stitch in to a ring. Can you explain me a little bit?
ReplyDeletewell..I hopefully not be any trouble, because I just want to make this beautiful amigurumi =)
Hey and thank you! Here's a link to a youtube video that explains it pretty well. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tWHPZrrzpmY Just watch the first 30 seconds or so and you should get it. Hope this helps :)
ReplyDeleteahh! okay, thanks you ;)
ReplyDeleteSo I make 43 chains, right? and in these 43 chains I will make the rays.. I am wrong?
That's right. You just join the chains to a ring and then sc and so on into the chains. :)
ReplyDeleteI made it for my mom. She loves it
ReplyDeleteHello
ReplyDeleteThanks for this nice looking sun, I really like it alot.
I've just finished one, just have to update the ravelrysite on it... I guess i made the decreases wrong cause it turned out to small for the rays. No problem next one properly then
Hi, I crocheted your sun and it looks very cute! You can see the photo here:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.ravelry.com/projects/smallq/sun
It looks different but I swear it's your pattern, only with two more rows on rays :D
It looks so happy! :D I love how you made a loop to hang it by.
DeleteHi thanks for the nice pattern. Im in to the 3 sun right now so i at least have to share the pics with you :D http://www.ravelry.com/projects/Jondarane/sun
ReplyDeleteHi ! Can I use this pattern in my blog
ReplyDelete(translated into estonian)
Hello! Thanks for your pattern!!! So cute :)
ReplyDeleteI have a facebook page: http://www.fb.com/EspacioAmigurumi
and this is the link to my sun version, based on your pattern
https://www.facebook.com/messages/#!/photo.php?fbid=293812367419368&set=a.140518136082126.29382.138488929618380&type=1&theater
Florencia form Argentina
Hi ! I tried your little sun pattern and it is very cute :o) I made it in cotton yellow and orange.
ReplyDeleteI used a smaller size crochet to make the ring or it would have been too large.
Thank you for sharing !
Céline
Thanks! It's a great pattern!
ReplyDeleteHi there! I also used this pattern for my friend's sky themed baby mobile. You can see my sun here: http://pinterest.com/pin/319614904775893707/
ReplyDeleteHi! I can't believe i was able to make one from scratch jut by looking at your pattern!! thank you so much!!
ReplyDeleteI want to make a huge one so i can cuddle with it, do you know how i can increase its size??
Hey, just noticed your comment! You could just do more increase rounds until the size is right so on the next round "sc 4, sc inc", on the next "sc 5, sc inc" etc. until it's as big as you wish. Then just sc around for about the same amount of rounds, you'll have to see how it looks, maybe a few more or less. Then do the decreases in reverse, so if your last increase round was for example "sc 30, sc inc", do "sc 30, sc dec", then "sc 29, sc dec" etc. I hope this helps!
DeleteWhat size hook are you using? I have attempted this and it seems to be extremely small. I'm using Novita 7 veljestä jarn. Did you use the same?
ReplyDeleteHey, sorry, I can't remember what hook I used anymore, but I used a thicker cotton yarn. If you want to use 7 veljestä try using double yarn, that should be about the same thickness.
DeleteKiitos! I'll give that a go! I'm trying to make something to go across the front of my baby's pram so she has something more interesting to look at :D
DeleteSounds wonderful! :)
DeleteI used very thin cotton yarn and my sun is like 4 cm tall.
ReplyDeleteYou can find my sun in my blog Sweet Faery Creations
Thanks for this cute pattern!
http://blog.bichus.es/2011/11/nubes-sobre-madrid.html
ReplyDeleteLove your pattern, so cute! One thing, when it says. "Sc in the next chain, hdc in then next" shouldn't it say "the next" not then next? Just wondering :P thank you so much for this great pattern!
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