You will repeat this process of single crocheting 5 stitches, inserting hook in 6th, and pulling up your alternate color to complete the 6th single crochet. You will do this a total of 8 times, and by the end of the row you will have a total of 48 sc. Complete the single crochet with the same color, ch 1, and turn. In order to achieve the alternating color pattern of the boxes, you will need to switch colors after every 6 rows. Once you get to the end of Row 6, you will complete the final crochet by inserting your hook in the last stitch, pulling up a loop, and completing the sc with your 1st color.
Row 7 : Continue with the same process as before Sc 5 sts, insert hook in 6th, pull up a loop, complete sc with opposite color. Repeat this through Row Remember to keep carrying your non-working yarn through! After this, the pattern repeats itself. Amamani is a combination of the words amigurumi Amish puzzle animal because it takes the original puzzle ball pattern and creates an animal around it. Super cute and fun! Flower Ball Puzzle Pattern.
If you love mind games, you are sure to love this Flower Ball Puzzle Pattern. Not only is it a cute crochet flower pattern, but it's multiple put together in a puzzle ball! You can't get any more creative and fun than that.
Olive the Octopus Amamani Puzzle. Hit the coral reef with this Olive the Octopus Amamani Puzzle. Amamani means amigurumi Amish puzzle animal because this crochet ball starts with the original Amish puzzle ball pattern. Break out of the ordinary by working up this Peculiar Pumpkin Puzzle. This pumpkin crochet pattern is actually a puzzle ball that can come apart and be put back together.
Perfect for fall, you can leave it up as a decoration when the kids aren't having fun with it. Crochet Amish Puzzle Ball Pattern. This Crochet Amish Puzzle Ball Pattern may look super complicated to work up, but I promise it's easier than it looks. The end product of a puzzle ball looks really nifty and intriguing, especially since it turns out to be a fun game that the whole family can play at any time!
Crochet board games are awesome for many reasons. Not only can you customize your own boards and pieces but many are easily travel-friendly. When you're ready to go, simply roll up the lightweight yarn board, put the pieces in a bag, and get going. It makes traveling much more fun for everyone in the family. We also have a few other unique crochet games below, including bowling and fishing designs. The magnets prevent the game pieces from being moved and getting lost while playing.
Indoor Crochet Snowballs. Winter is the season of colds, and if your child is a little under the weather, but still wants to be outside, work up these Indoor Crochet Snowballs. Snowball fights are no good with a runny nose and cough, but these crochet snowballs will keep any kids entertained.
Not quite a game but definitely for gamers! Show off your love of crosswords and crochet with this Red Heart pattern. Any crossword fan would adore this Crossword Puzzle Throw.
Wordsmiths can curl up under this thick, warm blanket. Penguin Bowling Pins. Using this amazing free crochet pattern you can make your child these Penguin Bowling Pins so she can play her own game of bowling.
This is an adorable idea and she won't get hurt. Make your child's new toy the talk of the town! The Rainbow Fish Game is a perfect pattern to make for any kid in your life. It's fun and easy to work up using various colors of worsted weight yarn. Kids will have hours of fun playing this cool game. The best part is that since the game board is crochet, it is also a travel game. This is an easy crochet pattern and a great gift. This free tic tac toe crochet pattern will let you hook up the perfect entertainment for your kids both this summer and once the days get colder and they can't play outside as much.
The convenient board-turned-tote design keeps all the pieces together, too! Entertain the whole family on Easter day with a crochet rabbit and rings.
This free crochet pattern is a fun project that will get kids hopping with excitement. The Bunny Ring Toss Game will definitely liven up the holiday.
Cute Crocheted Pac Man and Ghosts. It includes instructions not only for Pac Man, but for his four ghost enemies, as well Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde.
For more about some of these puzzles, check out this book review of Amamani Puzzle Balls for more ideas to make playtime fun. Get a copy of the book after you read more about it here: Amamani Puzzle Balls. Let us know in the comments!
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Comments Do you have a video demonstration of this pattern? I am thinking you could do separate granny squares and connect them. Not Sure though if that would work alright. But may give it go. I m right now getting the yarn!!!! This is going to be so fun to do and then so fun to play!! Thank you again! I even have the yarn in my stash. Learn how your comment data is processed. Subscribe to the Moogly Newsletter! Great for all ages, and nice and soft and quiet! Prefer to skip the velcro?
Add a little pouch to the back to store the pieces and you can take this set on the road! Fun and educational! Looks like fun!
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