Tutorial a crochet amigurumi corazón de BAD BUNNY un verano sin ti (paso a paso)

Welcome to Mundo Arte Crochet

Introduction and Overview

• The host welcomes viewers to the channel "Mundo Arte Crochet" and encourages subscriptions, sharing, and following on social media platforms.

• The tutorial will focus on creating a heart from Bad Boy's new album "Ningún Verano Sin Ti."

Materials Needed

• Required materials include:

• Red yarn (number 4)

• Black yarn (number 4)

• White yarn (optional for design)

• Additional materials:

• White fleece fabric for eyes

• Adhesive options: cold/hot silicone or quick-drying glue.

• Tools needed are scissors and a crochet hook; the host uses a size 3.5 hook for tighter stitches.

Starting the Heart Tutorial

Creating the Heart Shape

• The heart will be made in two parts: two circles that will be joined together.

• A magic ring technique is introduced to start the first circle, which is essential for forming the shape of the heart.

Magic Ring Technique

• Instructions for making a magic ring:

• Wrap yarn around three fingers, pinch with another finger, and pull through to create a loop.

• After securing the magic ring, six single crochet stitches are made within it.

Building Up Stitches

Completing Initial Rows

• Close the magic ring by joining with a slip stitch; this completes the first row of six stitches.

• For the second row, increase each stitch to achieve twelve total stitches by doing two single crochets in each original stitch.

Continuing Increases

• In subsequent rows, maintain an increasing pattern:

• Third row: Alternate between one single crochet followed by an increase (total of eighteen stitches).

Finalizing Circle Shapes

Transitioning Between Rows

• At the end of each row, join with a slip stitch into chain spaces rather than individual stitches for neatness.

Fourth Row Instructions

• For this row, perform two single crochets followed by an increase in every third stitch; aim for twenty-four total stitches at completion.

How to Create a Sphere in Crochet

Starting the Sphere

• At the end of the fourth round, 24 points are established around. Two chains are created for height but do not count as stitches.

Fifth and Sixth Rounds

• The fifth round consists of single crochet (punto bajo) over each stitch, maintaining a total of 24 points. This pattern continues into the sixth round without increases or decreases.

• Emphasis on keeping exactly 24 points throughout rounds five and six is reiterated, ensuring consistency in the sphere's shape.

Joining Two Spheres

• Before proceeding, it's crucial to have completed both spheres. The yarn should remain uncut to facilitate joining them seamlessly.

• A summary is provided: complete one sphere first, then while making the second sphere, leave it uncut for easy joining later.

Connecting the Spheres

• To join, insert the hook into any point of the uncut sphere's yarn and create a chain stitch to start counting rounds again.

• The first round after joining involves single crochet around both spheres, ensuring they are securely connected.

Tips for Beginners

• If confusion arises during joining, demonstrate how to pass yarn from one sphere to another clearly with additional chain stitches if needed for visibility.

• Continue with single crochet around both spheres until reaching where you started; this marks your first round post-joining.

Marking Progress

• For beginners struggling to identify starting points after joining, using a marker can help track progress effectively through each round.

• Reassurance is given that assistance is available if needed; marking where you joined helps maintain clarity in your work.

Continuing After Joining

• As you proceed with single crochets around both spheres, ensure consistent tension and placement until reaching your marker again at the start point.

Second Round Instructions

• Upon completing the first round post-union, remove markers if comfortable. Begin working on the second round by chaining two as usual before continuing with single crochets only.

Finalizing Additional Rounds

• Clarification on moving forward: continue with rounds two and three using only single crochet techniques without any alterations or increases.

How to Decrease Stitches in Crochet

Understanding Decreases in Crochet

• The instructor explains how to perform a decrease in single crochet stitches by inserting the hook into the next stitch, pulling up a loop, and then completing the decrease by passing through all three loops on the hook.

• The process of counting stitches is emphasized as the instructor continues to demonstrate decreases after every six single crochets.

• A reminder is given to follow this sequence around for consistent shaping, leading into the fifth round.

Progressing Through Rounds

• In the fifth round, only single crochet stitches are made without any decreases, simplifying this step.

• The sixth round introduces a new sequence: five single crochets followed by a decrease. This pattern is repeated throughout the round.

• The importance of maintaining consistency with five single crochets before each decrease is reiterated.

Continuing with New Sequences

• For the seventh round, only single crochet stitches are performed again without any decreases.

• In the eighth round, a new sequence of four single crochets followed by a decrease is introduced.

• This pattern continues around until reaching completion of that round.

Finalizing Rounds and Patterns

• During the ninth round, it’s noted that only single crochet stitches will be used again without any changes or decreases.

• The tenth round introduces another sequence: three single crochets followed by a decrease. Each stitch must be placed in separate spaces for accuracy.

• As rounds progress, variations continue with different sequences being applied while ensuring clarity on how many stitches precede each decrease.

Conclusion and Next Steps

Crafting a Heart: Step-by-Step Guide

Decreasing Stitches and Joining Rounds

• The process of decreasing stitches begins in round 11, alternating between single crochet and decreases to shape the heart.

• At the end of round 11, a slip stitch is used to join, followed by a chain to start round 12, which consists solely of single crochets.

Filling the Heart

• Before starting round 13, it's essential to fill the heart with stuffing for shape; it should be packed well but not overly tight.

• The filling process allows for personal preference on density; however, a well-stuffed heart is recommended for better form.

Completing Rounds and Final Shaping

• Round 13 involves alternating between single crochet and decreases to continue shaping the heart while reducing its size.

• In round 14, only single crochets are made over previous stitches without any decreases.

Closing Up the Heart

• Round 15 focuses entirely on decreases; care must be taken to ensure that all stuffing is properly positioned before closing.

• After completing round 15, a long tail is left when cutting yarn for sewing up the bottom of the heart securely.

Finishing Touches

• A tapestry needle is introduced for sewing; this tool helps secure any open edges effectively.

Crafting a Heart with Hands: A Step-by-Step Guide

Introduction to the Project

• The speaker introduces the project of creating a heart shape, emphasizing the importance of securely hiding the thread inside the heart.

• The process involves using a hook to manipulate the yarn effectively, ensuring that it remains intact throughout.

Creating the Hands

• The speaker discusses an innovative method for crafting hands that can bend, referencing a specific image from "Un Verano Sin Ti" by Bad Moon as inspiration.

• To start making the hands, a magic ring is created followed by six single crochet stitches to form the base.

Completing Hand Structure

• After closing the magic ring, another round of six single crochet stitches is made without any increases or decreases.

• The speaker instructs on how to fold and join at corners while maintaining structure, resulting in a rounded shape for each hand.

Finalizing Hand Details

• Three decreases are performed in this round to taper off and create a more defined hand shape.

• A slip stitch is used to close off this section before cutting excess yarn and preparing for further assembly.

Transitioning to Arms

• Once hands are completed, attention shifts to crafting arms. The speaker emphasizes leaving long threads for sewing later.

• Instructions include repeating single crochet rounds until reaching desired arm length; six rounds were used in one example.

Making Legs

• The next step involves creating legs using similar techniques as with arms. A magic ring starts this process too.

• Six single crochet stitches are made initially before increasing in subsequent rounds for shaping.

Creación de Zapatitos: Instrucciones Paso a Paso

Proceso Inicial de Tejido

• Se comienza con la creación de 12 puntos bajos, añadiendo 2 puntos bajos en cada espacio.

• Una vez completados los 12 puntos, se unen las cadenitas con un punto deslizado y se continúa haciendo punto bajo sobre punto bajo en la tercera vuelta.

Avance en el Tejido

• Se repite el proceso de hacer punto bajo sobre punto bajo hasta completar nuevamente los 12 puntos.

• Para la cuarta vuelta, se realizan tres disminuciones seguidas de seis puntos bajos en espacios diferentes.

Continuación del Tejido

• Después de las disminuciones, se unen los puntos con un deslizado y se inicia la quinta vuelta con tres disminuciones y tres puntos bajos.

• Se completa la quinta vuelta y se preparan cinco vueltas adicionales solo con puntos bajos.

Finalización del Cuerpo del Zapatito

• Al finalizar las diez vueltas, se corta el hilo dejando una hebra larga para continuar con el siguiente paso.

• Se procede a crear el ojito del zapatito, comenzando por determinar su tamaño adecuado.

Detalles Adicionales para el Ojito

• Se utiliza un lápiz para trazar la forma del ojo sobre tela felpa, asegurándose que sea visible pero no permanente.

• El ojo es delineado utilizando hilo negro para asemejarse al diseño deseado.

Aplicación Final del Ojito

• Se pega el ojito en su lugar utilizando pegamento rápido para asegurar que quede bien adherido.

How to Create a Handmade Craft

Starting the Craft

• The process begins with an acknowledgment that the final product may not be perfect, but effort will be made to shape it as best as possible.

• Light materials and small pieces are used for detailing, emphasizing the importance of careful attachment.

Assembling Key Features

• A black thread is introduced for filling in details like eyes; participants are encouraged to use their preferred adhesive.

• The focus shifts to creating the eye first, which serves as a central feature before moving on to other parts.

Adding Facial Features

• The mouth is crafted next, described as a sad expression. Participants are guided to refer to a photo for accurate placement.

• After positioning the mouth correctly, glue is applied for secure attachment.

Attaching Limbs

• Attention turns to adding legs and arms; specific techniques are shared for sewing them onto the body.

• A curvy line indicates where legs should be sewn; participants must hold securely while stitching.

Final Touches and Adjustments

• Instructions include how to avoid tangling threads during assembly.

• Once one leg is attached, similar steps are repeated for the other leg and arms, ensuring consistency in appearance.