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Snail Amigurumi Free Crochet Pattern
Snail Amigurumi Free Crochet Pattern
Cut off two lengths of Light Coral yarn about 30 cms (12 inches) long each. Put them aside for later.
Place the two shell panels together, matching up all sides. The spirals should be facing out on both.
**Make sure the front of your Snail is facing you as you crochet around the outside of the piece.**
Starting on the top of the shell, begin attaching the shell panels together by chaining one and
single crocheting around the outside of the panels in Light Coral.
Stop after about 7 or 8 stitches. Pull up a long loop and leave this for now.
Now, with your tapestry needle and a length of yarn that you set aside earlier, place the body
between the panels and attach it by sewing through all three pieces; the top panel, the body, and the
bottom panel. This is the fiddliest part of this pattern. The photo below shows where you will attach
the shell to the body. You will match up point “A” on the shell to point “A” on the body and sew each
stitch together down the side, until finally the point “B” on the shell is attached to point “B” on the
body. When finished, tie a knot to secure and hide the yarn tails between the panels of the shell.
Continue single crocheting around the shell. When you get to the body, simply sc in the stitches of
the front panel only, since this part is already sewn shut. Once you are past the body,
continue single crocheting both panels together as normal.
Stop about half-way across the bottom of the shell. Pull up a long loop.
Next, you will attach the tail. With your tapestry needle and a length of yarn that you set aside
earlier, place the tail between the panels and attach it by sewing through all three pieces; the top
panel, the tail, and the bottom panel. When finished, tie a knot to secure and hide the yarn tails
between the panels of the shell.
Now, picking up where you left off, continue single crocheting around the outside of the shell.
Remember, when you get to the tail, simply sc in the stitches of the front panel only.
Stop when you’ve crocheted about half-way up the shell. Pull up a long loop and leave this for now.
Stuff the shell.
Now, picking up where you left off, continue single crocheting around the outside of the shell. Top
up stuffing as you go. Close with a slst to first st. Tie off. With your tapestry needle, poke the yarn
tail back inside the piece.
Step 2: Finishing Touches
Lastly, attach your flower to the shell and that’s it!
You’re done! Enjoy your Slowpoke Snail!