If you have never experimented with curls in crochet then you have come to the right place. Crocheting a curl down a foundation chain is simple and quick but did you know you can add all kinds of variations to make the curls different?

Crochet cubes are often used in various projects, including amigurumi, children's toys, home décor, or even as building blocks for larger crochet constructions. They offer a fun and versatile way to explore geometric shapes in crochet and can be customized in numerous ways to suit different designs and preferences.

Crochet cones are often used in various craft projects, including amigurumi, decorative items, or as components in larger crochet pieces. They can serve as the basis for creating hats, tree toppers, miniature trees, party decorations, and more. Apart from spheres and cylinders, cones are the next most important shape in amigurumi.

Are you looking for a fun and easy way to create your own crochet balls? Look no further! In this post, I will not only be talking about the step-by-step instructions for how to crochet the different parts of the ball, I will also be touching on variations in the crochet pattern to create larger or smaller sized spheres! For each part, I also include suggested short patterns and accompanying pictures so they are easier to visualize!

When crocheting amigurumis, they are actually made up of various 3D shapes - of which the most commonly used ones include the sphere and the cylinder. By mixing and matching those two shapes, you could create a lot of different appearances for your amigurumi projects. To learn more about crocheting flat circles and round spheres for a start, remember to check out this blog post on '14 useful things you need to know about How to Crochet a Circle'.