Crochet Amigurumi Snake Fidget Pattern To Horror Someone

Imagine making a playful crochet snake fidget toy, a colorful little companion that can wiggle and squirm right between your fingers! This fun project is perfect for crochet beginners or anyone looking for a cute and quick DIY toy. With just a hook, some yarn, and a few marbles, you can stitch up this charming snake.

Crochet Snake Fidget

Materials Needed:

• Yarn
• Crochet hook
• Marbles
• Marker (or a piece of yarn)
• Scissors
• Tapestry needle
• Optional: safety eyes or black yarn for eyes

Pattern Steps:

Start with Magic Ring:

• Create a magic ring by wrapping the yarn around your middle finger.
• Insert your hook under the tail, grab the working yarn, and pull up a loop – this counts as your first chain (not considered a stitch).

Round 1:

• Work 8 single crochets (sc) around the magic ring.
• Use the tail to tighten the ring.

Round 2:

• Increase (2 sc in the first stitch).
• 1 sc each in the next 3 stitches.
• Increase in the next stitch.
• 1 sc in the next 3 stitches.
• (Total of 10 sc).

In Round 3:

• Work 10 sc around (no increases or decreases).

Round 4:

• Start with an increase, then 4 sc in the next 4 stitches. Repeat this pattern once more.
• (Total of 12 sc).

Add a Tongue (Optional):

• Create a slip knot, chain 2.
• Attach it at the end of the toy’s mouth.

Round 5:

• Work 12 sc around (no increases or decreases).

Round 6:

• Increase, then 5 sc in the next 5 stitches. Repeat.
• (Total of 14 sc).

Following Rounds:

• Continue with the pattern, increasing the stitches every other round and working a regular round of sc between each increase round until you reach the desired head size.

Adding Eyes and Stuffing (Before Decreasing):

• Add plastic safety eyes or embroider eyes with black yarn between the 7th and 8th rounds.
• Optionally, add stuffing to the head.

Begin Decreases:

• Use invisible decreases to reduce the stitch count, aiming for a gradual decrease until you have 9 stitches around.

Body Length:

• Continue crocheting in rounds with 9 sc until you reach the desired length of the snake.
• Insert marbles as you go to add the fidget effect.

Color Changes (Optional):

• You can add stripes or patterns by changing yarn color as desired.

Finish:

• Decrease to close the tail.
• Weave in the ends securely.

Final Touches:

• You can add more detail by embroidering features or adjusting the stuffing and shaping as necessary.