Emotional Support Pickle: Beginner+ Amigurumi Workshop
Dive into crochet amigurumi with Liz's guidanceCost:
$60.00 per personDuration:
2hAbout this experience
Class Schedule: Sunday, July 19 & 26 from 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Instructor: Liz Simmons
This class is two sessions long. Please ensure you are available for all sessions before booking your spot. See cancellation policy below.
Learn how to create your own adorable Emotional Support Pickle in this beginner+ amigurumi workshop! Students will practice foundational amigurumi skills while learning fun texture techniques that give the pickle its unique shape and personality.
This class covers working in the round, stitch counting, increases, decreases, bobble stitches, and shaping using slip stitches. Students will leave with a completed plush (or be close to finishing) and increased confidence in reading and completing amigurumi patterns.
Pre-requisites:
- Chain Stitch
- Single Crochet
- How to hold yarn & hook comfortable
- No prior amigurumi experience required
This is NOT an absolute beginner class. Please be aware that class time will not be spent on reteaching the aforementioned prerequisites.
Skills Taught:
- Magic ring
- Working in continuous rounds
- Stitch counting
- Increasing and decreasing
- Bobble stitches
- Slip stitch shaping techniques
- Stuffing and finishing
- Safety eye placement
- Reading amigurumi patterns
Supplies Needed:
- Worsted weight yarn (category 4) in green or color of choice
- Crochet Hook size 4mm or 5mm
- Polyester fiberfill stuffing
- 8-10mm safety eyes (optional)
- yarn needle
- stitch markers
- small amount of black yarn or embroidery thread for facial details (optional)
Supplies purchased at Yarncom for this class will receive a 10% discount. *some exclusions apply
Minimum Number of Students: 2
If class minimum is not met by 48 hours before class start, class will be cancelled. Registrants will be contacted via phone and/or email, and refunded the full class fee to their original form of payment.
Class Policies
Your Host
Liz has been crafting for as long as she can remember, trying everything from clay and resin to sewing, knitting, and crochet, thanks to what she lovingly calls her “ADHD crafting brain.” But crochet is the hobby that truly stuck, and she’s been consistently crocheting since 2022, especially loving amigurumi and bringing tiny characters to life.
Her can’t-live-without tools? Ergonomic hooks, stitch counters, and row counters because there are always multiple WIPs happening at once.
Liz’s advice for fellow makers:
“Don’t wait until you feel ‘good enough’ to try something new.”