Tea cup amigurumi pattern

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tea cup amigurumi pattern


Addicted to amigurumi food and unusual kawaii toys? Then this crochet pattern is definitely for you! This little cutie will make your day and give a positive spirit!

Abbreviations:
sc = single crochet
ch = chain
inc = increase (2 sc in one st)
dec = decrease (2 sc together)
dc = double crochet

Materials:
1. Acrylic yarn 100g/ 300m of light-blue colour (main colour) + a bit of beige, grey and pink colour
2. Fiberfill
3. 2.5 mm crochet hook, scissors, yarn needle for assembling the toy.
4. Two 5 mm half-beads for eyes, glue.
5. Cardboard or plastic for the basement.

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71 thoughts on “Tea cup amigurumi pattern”

  3. Hello, am a bit confused with the instructions, each Rnd 1 for each part, it says “… continuing crocheting in rounds” but doesn’t say how many times to repeat the sc for the round (Rnd 1) before I need to go onto Rnd 2.

  4. Round and round we go. Clicking links to the free pattern that takes me to the pay site. Print the pattern leads to a log in for the downloadable pattern that isn’t there. A you tube video link that takes me to a video for a milk cup with the caption that watching it will help show the teacup pin cushion???? Gee this has been fun… NOT!!!

  8. Bonjour, pour les rangs de 12 à 25, on prend toute la maille ou seulement le brin avant comme pour le rang 11 ?
    Merci pour ce modèle et les explications claires.
    Bon amigurimi
    Caroline de Belgique
    Prenez soin de vous 🧶

  12. Hello! Sorry for bothering you. But, you have to turn the tea cup inside out? It looks like it in the photos. I just want to know that you can do it because it didn’t explain in the pattern.

  14. Hiii
    At first YOU ARE THE BEST. Cause I am really in love with all of your patterns.
    Second, I have a question. I ‘m confused with the teabag part. I tried but it didn’t become like yours at all. Can you explain it again, more clearly?
    Thank you

  15. Hi! So do u put fiberfill in the main part of the cup too before crocheting on the top of the tea?! And in the other comments I read card board on the bottom so it has its shape. .right! And I also don’t quite understand round 26…

  18. hi thanks for your beautiful pattern, I will crochet cup tea but I can,t understand the first of the pattern .I mean rnd 1 the main part of the cup, please help me

  19. I used a piece of craft canvas plastic…. But remember anything you use and wash depending on drying method may either cause colors to run and/or melt. Those are risks we all take.

  27. Hi, I think, there is a difference between the photo and the pattern… You write row 12-25 60 sc (14 rows), but if I count the rows in the picture, this are about 17 rows… and how can I get the edge under the top of the cup, I mean row 4-5 if you count it from the top.. hope you know what I mean…. in my opinion the rows on the top are more than 60 sc!? Kind regards from germany!

  31. This pattern is so so adorable!!!!!! Thank you so much!! I put crushed walnut shells(Bought in sewing store-All Brands)inside a stocking for the fill. Packed tightly and made it into a pincushion for my sewing studio! Absolutely adorable!!!!

      • I can understand that, you can crochet in a circle, but trying to do the same with two needles is a virtual impossibility. You kind of have to know how both knitting and crocheting to understand that it wont work. I asked at very same question to my tutor, it wasnt until I actually learned crochet that i understood why.

  33. Row 11 says in front loops only, I think this should be back loops only to make it turn up. But I’m also a left handed crocheter, so don’t know if it makes any difference.
    Super cute final product and great how you can make it with your own touches. I used F hook (3.75mm) and worsted weight yarn (in hot pink). It’s about 3 inches wide and 5 inches diameter. And I used 12mm eyes on the cup, 6mm on the tea bag.

  34. Love this pattern. About the handle…rows 16-23, you say to sc in next 12 sts, but there are 14 sts from the previous row, what happens to the last 2 sts? Also need to know how to put it together.
    Thank you

    • Hi Carol, thanks a lot for your message. This means that you need to make 2 decreases in Rnd 16, I updated the pattern to make it clear. The assembly is up to you 🙂

  36. Hello ! I’m seriously in love with this pattern !! Just a question , do you slip stich & chain one at the end of every round or continue to the next round ? i ended up with a weird hexagon shape when i reached 60 stich and was confused , wasn’t it supposed to be round ?

    • Hi, thanks! It was crocheted in continuous rounds without slip stitches. Hexagon shape will become invisible if you work further. If this really bother you, you can crochet additional 1-2 sc after each round (they are not counted) till you reach 60 sc.

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