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Amigurumi Ninjas
These adorable ninjas are quick and easy to make. They can be made in any rainbow of colours and come in two ninja sizes: small and large.
What you will need:
4 ply worsted weight yarn in (A) Ninja body colour and (B) Ninja mask colour.
Fiberfill stuffing
Beads or safety eyes for Ninja eyes. NOTE: Do not use these if the ninja is intended for a small child. Instead, embroider on the eyes with thread only so that they can’t be chewed off and swallowed.
Large Ninja measures 13.5 cm tall and Small Ninja measures 11 cm tall.
This pattern is great for beginners. There are pictures, easy to follow instructions and even an explanation of ScDec. An intermediate chrocheter can make a ninja in a couple of hours. These ninjas are adorable and fun to squeeze - not to mention a great way of using up small amounts of left-over yarn!
This pdf is 0.7 MB.
Feel free to contact me with any questions!
- First published: February 2010
- Page created: February 4, 2010
- Last updated: August 14, 2018 …
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