Crochet Positive Potato Amigurumi Pattern To Brighten Your Day

In a cozy corner of the room, there’s a cheerful Crochet Positive Potato, made with love and bright yarns. Its happy little stitches and warm colors bring smiles to everyone who sees it. This cuddly potato has a big heart and an even bigger mission: to spread joy and positivity wherever it goes. With its soft, huggable body and infectious happiness, the Crochet Positive Potato is a reminder that life can be delightful and full of warmth, one stitch at a time.

Crochet Positive Potato

Materials Needed:

Brown yarn
Fiberfill stuffing
Red yarn for the mouth
Safety eyes with backings
Cream or white yarn for indentations
G Hook (4 mm)
Scissors
Tapestry needle

Instructions:

Magic Ring:

Start with a magic ring.
Chain 1 and put 6 half double crochets (HDC) into the magic ring.
Pull the ring tight and slip stitch to the first HDC to close the round.

Round 2:

Chain 1. Place 2 HDC in each stitch around. Slip stitch to the beginning.

For Round 3:

Chain 1. 1 HDC in the first stitch, 2 HDC in the next stitch – repeat this pattern around. Slip stitch to the beginning.

Round 4:

Chain 1. 1 HDC in each of the next two stitches, 2 HDC in the next stitch – repeat around. Slip stitch to the beginning.

Rounds 5 to 14:

Chain 1. Place 1 HDC in each stitch around for each round. Slip stitch to the beginning at the end of each round.

Adding Features:

Place safety eyes between the 6th and 7th rounds. Secure with backings.
Using red yarn, create the mouth with a tapestry needle. Knot and weave in the ends inside.

Stuffing:

Stuff with fiberfill to desired fullness, not overly stuffed.

Creating a Decrease:

Chain 1. HDC decrease, 1 HDC in the next stitch – repeat this around. Slip stitch to the beginning.
Continue decreasing in each stitch around until the opening is small.

Finishing the Potato:

Cut yarn, pull through to knot, and thread the tapestry needle. Weave around the opening and pull tight to close. Knot securely.

Adding Indentations:

Use cream yarn and a tapestry needle. Make indentations by threading the needle through various points of the potato and pulling gently to create a texture resembling a real potato.