Crochet Inflatable Boat Free Pattern
Boats are not just water vehicles; they are gateways to adventures unknown and treasures unseen. Imagine, then, adding a twist of creativity and handcraft to this way of transportation. This DIY amigurumi guide allows you to make a nice and well-textured crochet boat named inflatable boat. It has a nice range of colors from nature, with a body in green and grey and a strong black bottom. There's a comfy brown seat that adds a warm feeling, inviting anyone to sit down and pretend they're sailing away. It's not just for show; it even comes with a detailed design for the paddle. Even though it can't be used in real water, kids will have fun playing with it. It's a great gift and a fun addition to amigurumi room decoration that will make people happy and start interesting talks.
Making Your Crochet Inflatable Boat
Materials:
- Yarn Yarn Art Jeans, any color you like;
- Some cardboard for the bottom and seat;
- wire (two pieces: 23 cm and ~6,5 cm)
- The boat consists of four parts.
Abbreviations:
- Ch - (chain stitch)
- SC - single crochet
- hdc - half double crochet
- inc - increase
- dec - decrease
- sl st - slip stitch
Step by step Pattern
The bottom of the boat (make 2).
- Make 18ch + 1ch for lifting, then crochet the oval according to the diagram (6 rows).
- Fold in a half, putting a cardboard oval (in size) inside; slst around the details, grabbing them together. Cut off the yarn, grabbing the long end for sewing.
The sides of the boat
- 1 row: 5 sc in MR
- 2 row: 5 inc (10)
- 3 row: (1 sc, 1 inc)*5 (15)
- 4-78 row: 15 sc
- After you crochet about 7 cm., insert the wire (about 23 cm),
- stuff the detail. Continue stuffing in the course of crocheting.
- 79 row: (1 sc, 1 dec)*5 (15)
- 80 row: (5 dec)*5 (3)
- Pull the hole, hide the end.
- Note: the number of rows may be different, i.e., the length of the detail depends on the size of the bottom. In the process of crocheting, try on the details to the
- bottom.
The seat of the boat ( make 2)
- Make 16 ch+ 1 ch for lifting. Crochet in back-and-forth-rows. 1-6 row: 16 sc.
- Fold the parts in half, putting a cardboard rectangle inside for rigidity; crochet SC, grabbing the two parts together. Leave the end for sewing the seat to the sides of the boat.
Oar
- 5 sc in MR
- 1-19 row: 5 sc
- Insert the wire
- 20 rows: fold in half, make 3 sc, grabbing both sides, 1 ch for lifting.
- Crochet with back-and-forth-rows.
- 21 row: 3 sc, 1 ch, turn
- 22 row: 2 sc, inc, 1 ch, turn
- 23 row: 3 sc, inc, 1 ch, turn
- 24 row: 5 sc, 1 ch, turn
- 25 row: 5 sc, turn
- 26 row: in the second loop: 3 dc, 1 ch, 3 dc; in the fourth loop - 1 sl st.
Assembly
- Sew the side of the boat to the bottom, seat, and oar - to the side.
- Embroider decorative as you like, for example, a strip along the side a strip on the oar.
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