Quick Crochet Amigurumi Snake Fidget Pattern To Horror Someone

Jump into the wild world of crochet with the hilarious Snake Fidget Amigurumi! an engaging project for all skill levels!

This side-splittingly entertaining project is perfect for beginners and seasoned pros alike, offering simple instructions to help you whip up a slinky snake that’s as colorful as it is quirky. With easy crochet techniques, you’ll bring this wiggly wonder to life, ready to slither its way into your heart.

Crochet Snake Fidget

Not only this making reptile an amusing fidget toy to help you relieve stress and stay focused, but it also makes the perfect gag gift for friends and family, guaranteed to get a laugh.

Tip: Pop a few beads inside the snake for an extra wiggly, jiggly effect that will leave everyone in stitches!

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.