Gubbies: Sunflower

Gubbies: Sunflower

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Here you will find the instructional video on how to make your little friend from Gubbies, Sunflower. Feel free to send us an e-mail if you have questions or concerns on the patterns! :) gubbyandhammy@gmail.com 

LEGEND

Magic circle

mc

stitches

sts

Chain

ch

stitch

st

Single crochet

sc

Slip stitch

Sl st

Half double crochet

hdc

increase

inc

Double crochet

dc

decrease

dec

Back loop only blo

 

 FLOWER PATTERN


Stitches Used

Sunflower

mc, ch, sc, dc, tc, sl

Rose

mc, ch, sc, hdc, dc, sl

Tulip

mc, ch, sc, dc, sl

Carnation

mc, ch, sc, dc, sl

 

HOW TO MAKE CROCHET STITCHES?

Magic Circle

To make a magic circle, you have to wrap the yarn once on your three fingers with the end of the yarn facing you. On the back of your hands,  you should have two strands of yarn. Your thumb should be holding the tail of yarn to prevent it from becoming undone. Now, Insert your hook under the first strand of yarn near your fingertips and pull up a loop on the second strand of yarn. You have to chain 1 by pulling your working yarn inside the loop.


Slip Stitch

To make a slip stitch, insert the hook on the next stitch and pull through the loop on your hook.


Single Crochet

To make a single crochet, insert the hook in the next st under both loops of the st. Bring the yarn over to the other side (from back to front) and pull up a loop of yarn through the stitch. You will have two loops on the hook, bring the yarn over the hook again and pull through both loops on the hook. You will have one loop left on the hook.

 

Half Double Crochet

To make a half double crochet, you have to yarn over so you will have two loops on your hook. Insert the hook into the next stitch under both loops of the stitch. Yarn over and pull the yarn through the stitch, you will have three loops on your hook. Yarn over the hook again and pull through all three loops on the hook. You will have one loop left on the hook.


Single Crochet Decrease

To decrease, pull up a loop on the 1 st and 2nd st. Yarn over and pull through all three loops.


Changing Yarn

To change your yarn, insert your hook in the next st under both loops of the st. Bring the yarn over to the other side (from back to front) and pull up a loop of yarn through the stitch. Once hou two loops on the hook, get your other choice of yarn and bring the yarn over the hook again and pull through both loops on the hook. You will have one loop left on the hook.


Single Crochet Increase

To increase, make two single crochet in the same stitch.


 

 

SUNFLOWER

Materials:

  • Yellow yarn
  • Brown yarn
  • Green yarn
  • Stuffing
  • Stem wire 


Pattern:

Front Circle 

Using the brown yarn, make a magic circle and ch 1

Row 1: make 6 sc inside the circle. (6)

Row 2: Make 2 sc in each sc. (12)

Row 3:  In the first st, make 1 sc. In the second st, make 2 sc or increase. Do this step (1 sc, inc) in the following stitches. (18)

Row 4:  In the next 2 sts, make 1 sc. In the third st, make 2 sc or increase. Do this step (2 sc, inc) in the following stitches. (24)

Row 5: In the next 3 sts, make 1 sc. In the fourth st, make 2 sc or increase. Do this step (3 sc, inc) in the following stitches. (30) 

Row 6: In the next 4 sts, make 1 sc. In the fifth st, make 2 sc or increase. Do this step (4 sc, inc) in the following stitches. (36) 

Row 7: sc around. (36)


Back Circle

Using the green yarn, make a magic circle and ch 1

repeat row 1 until row 6. 


Petals

Put the two circles together.

Insert your hook on any stitch through both loops of the 2 circles, then make a sl st. 

Make 2 chains. And in the same st, make 1 dc. 

Next st, make 2 treble crochet (tc) in the same st. Then ch 3, sl st on the 1st chain. In the same st, make another 2 tc. 

Next st, make 1 dc. Then ch 2. Sl st on the same st. 

Sl st on the next st to make another petal. 


Follow this pattern to create the petals [(2 ch, 1 dc), (2 tc, 3 ch, 2 tc), (1 dc, ch 2, sl st)].

*inside the () are created in the same stitch.

 

* The yarn indicated in the materials is what I used in the pattern making. The yarn type is subject to change.