Amigurumi: Corn Cob (eng )

Amigurumi: Corn Cob .

A Charming DIY Project for Fall and Kitchen

Welcome to a delightful DIY project that will not only enhance your fall decor but also make a great addition to the kids' kitchen and play store – a lovingly crocheted Amigurumi corn cob! This vegetable is versatile and brings color and joy to any room.

What is Amigurumi?

Amigurumi is a Japanese art form that involves creating small, knitted or crocheted figures. These cute creations are often animals, fruits, or fantasy characters and are known for their loving details. The best part: with Amigurumi, you can unleash your creativity and create unique decorative objects.

Perfect Fall Decor

The Amigurumi corn cob is the ideal addition to your fall decor. Its bright yellow kernels and green leaves bring a touch of nature into your home and perfectly complement other autumn decorations like pumpkins and colorful leaves. Place it on your dining table as part of a fall centerpiece or arrange several corn cobs in a basket for a rustic atmosphere.

Charming Kitchen Decor

Why not also adorn your kitchen with an Amigurumi corn cob? It’s a charming and unconventional decoration that is sure to spark conversations. Place it on the windowsill, in a shelf, or on the countertop to add a touch of handmade warmth to your kitchen.

Fun Table Decor for Special Occasions

For special occasions like Thanksgiving or fall parties, the Amigurumi corn cob makes a wonderful table decoration. It can serve as a place holder or simply as a little eye-catcher on each place setting. Guests will be delighted by this creative and handmade decoration idea.

Perfect for the Kids' Kitchen and Play Store

Kids love playing with realistic-looking foods in their play kitchen or play store. A crocheted corn cob is perfect for role-playing and helps little ones learn more about different types of vegetables. It’s soft, safe, and durable – ideal for hours of play.

Versatility with Different Yarn Types

The Amigurumi corn cob can be crocheted with various types of yarn, giving it different textures and sizes. Plush yarn makes it particularly cuddly and child-friendly, while cotton provides a firmer and more structured option. Experiment with different yarns to create unique and individual corn cobs.

Conclusion

An Amigurumi corn cob is a versatile and charming DIY project that is well-received as both fall and kitchen decor as well as a toy for children. With little effort, you can create a delightful decorative piece that brings joy and creativity to your home. Whether on the dining table, in the kitchen, or in the children's room – this crocheted corn cob is a real eye-catcher and provides a warm, handmade atmosphere.

Have fun decorating and playing with your own Amigurumi corn cob!

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Autumn Decoration

It is crocheted in rounds.

Büm = Puff stitch

The Corn Cob

Rd. 1 Color Yellow

Crochet 10 sc into a magic ring. Close with a sl st.

Rd. 2

2 ch, crochet a 4 puff stitch in each sc close with a sl st in the first sc.

(10 + 2 ch)

Rd. 3

2 ch, always crochet two 4 puff stitches in 1 st (between 2 puff stitches of Rd. 2) Close with a sl st in the first puff stitch.

(20 + 2 ch)

Rd. 4 - 15

2 ch, 20 4 puff stitches Close with a sl st in the first puff stitch.

(20 + 2 ch)

Rd. 16 - 19

Always start the round with 2 ch. In each round decrease 1 puff stitch, shifting the decrease slightly in each round. Close with a sl st in the first puff stitch.

Stuff with fiberfill.

Rd. 20

2 ch, 16 4 puff stitches. Close with a sl st in the first puff stitch.

(16 + 2 ch)

Rd. 21

2 ch, decrease 5 puff stitches evenly. Close with a sl st in the first puff stitch.

(11 + 2 ch)

Rd. 22

2 ch, 11 4 puff stitches. Close with a sl st in the first puff stitch.

(11 + 2 ch)

Rd. 23

2 ch, decrease 3 puff stitches evenly. Close with a sl st in the first puff stitch.

(8 + 2 ch)

Rd. 24

2 ch, 8 4 puff stitches. Close with a sl st in the first puff stitch.

Stuff again with fiberfill.

Rd. 25

2 ch, decrease 4 puff stitches. Close with a sl st in the first puff stitch.

(4 + 2 ch)

Rd. 26

2 ch, 4 dc. Close with a sl st in the first dc.

(4 + 2 ch)

Cut the yarn. Stuff again with some fiberfill. Pull the stitches together with the yarn and sew it closed.

The Leaves 3 x

Chain 41.

Start in the 2nd ch from the hook. Crochet 1 sc in each ch except the last one. Crochet 2 sc in the last st.

Crochet back along the other side of the chain, stop 6 sts before the end, then crochet 1 sl st and 1 turning ch.

Turn the leaf and crochet 1 sl st in the 2nd sc, then continue with sc, around the bottom and back up, stopping 8 sts before the end.

Repeat the same procedure on the other side and back again.

See the diagram.

The diagram shows the working direction for the leaf. The dot in the middle is the start and the bottom outer point is the end.

Sew the leaves at the bottom of the corn cob.