Crochet Science Chemistry Florence Flask Amigurumi
Crochet Science Chemistry Florence Flask Amigurumi is a delightful combination of creativity and education wrapped in cozy yarn. Picture a cute amigurumi version of a Florence Flask, a classic symbol of chemistry, all intricately crafted with crochet hooks and colorful threads. This whimsical creation not only showcases the beauty of handmade art but also highlights a playful twist on scientific elements. It's a charming way to blend learning and crafting into a unique piece that would surely bring smiles to both science enthusiasts and crochet lovers alike.
Materials:
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- Green worsted weight yarn
- White worsted weight yarn
- Black embroidery thread
- paper to keep track of your rows
- amigurumi eyes
- paper clip to keep track of your beginning row
- crochet needle
- 5mm crochet hook
- Polyester stuffing
Round 1 – magic ring with 6 single crochet (6)
Round 2 – increase with single crochet (12)
Round 3 – (single crochet, increase) x 6 (18)
Round 4 – (single crochet 2 stitches, increase) x6 (24)
Round 5 – single crochet around (24)
Round 6 – single crochet around (24)
Round 7 – single crochet around (24)
Round 8 – single crochet around (24)
Round 9 – (single crochet 2 stitches, decrease) x6 (18)
Round 10 – (single crochet 2 stitches, decrease) x6 (12)
Put the amigurumi eyes about 6 rows from the bottom.
Use black embroidery thread to make a “v” in between the eyes
Stuff your polyester stuffing into the round part. You can fill it up to the brim.
Switch to white yarn
Round 11 – single crochet around (12)
Round 12 – single crochet around (12)
Round 13 – single crochet around (12)
Round 14 – single crochet around (12)
Round 15 – single crochet around (12)
Round 16 – single crochet around (12)
Round 17 – single crochet around (12)
Round 18 – single crochet around (12)
To end: slip stich and pull through
Stuff more polyester stuffing. You can leave some coming out so it looks like some smoke is coming out from the chemical reaction happening