Amigurumi #75: Carolina

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Muñeca tejida / Woven Doll


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Hola,
Hi,

Desde hace tiempo quise tejer a esta muñeca, en sí la última que tejí fue hace un año que recuerde. Al recordar que tenía tiempo suficiente, me decidí a tejer este amigurumi de la diseñadora “Bypetus”, mide 30 centímetros de altura. Esta muñeca no lleva estructura metálica y eso es lo que me agrada de este patrón. La verdad me queda poco alambre galvanizado por eso debo de ahorrar material.

I've wanted to knit this doll for a long time. The last one I knitted was a year ago that I remember. Remembering that I had enough time, I decided to knit this amigurumi by the designer "Bypetus", it is 30 centimeters high. This doll has no metal structure and that's what I like about this pattern. The truth is that I don't have much galvanized wire left, so I have to save material.

A tejer:

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Para la elaboración de este amigurumi, se siguió el video tutorial de la diseñadora “Bypetus” (enlace al final). Inicié tejiendo las extremidades, luego se formó el cuerpo y se unieron los brazos (figura 1, 2 y 3). El vestido se inició tejiendo cadenetas y cada cierto número se fue dando aumentos para que adquiera la forma de polo (figura 4) y para la parte de abajo se realizó otro tipo de punto (figura 5). Las botas y los accesorios si fueron tejidos con punto bajo y para los bordes se tejió con un punto distinto, aún no se su nombre (figura 6 y 7).

For the elaboration of this amigurumi, the tutorial video of the designer "Bypetus" was followed (link at the end). I started by weaving the extremities, then the body was formed and the arms were joined (figure 1, 2 and 3). The dress began by weaving chains and every certain number was given increases so that it acquires the form of a polo (figure 4) and for the bottom another type of stitch was made (figure 5). The boots and the accessories if they were woven with low stitch and for the edges it was woven with a different stitch, I still don't know its name (figure 6 and 7).


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¡Y eso es todo!, a disfrutar de la compañía de Carolina.
And that's all!, to enjoy Carolina's company.

¡…Hasta la próxima!
See you next time!

    Dato curioso: Tejer el vestido fue agotador.

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This is beautiful! She kind of looks like a "Lego Friends" or the "girl" legos.

I especially like her purse.

I realize she must have been an endeavor and the purse was a minor detail, but something about it just made me think it was awesome.

Thanks for sharing :)

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Hi, I actually invented the bag. I remembered that girls (usually) are enchanted by the details in bags and that makes a difference.

I feel that when making an amigurumi, this one must be unique. And that's where I try to find what the character wants to show.

Thank you very much for commenting and I'm glad you like it.

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Well then, I am happy I noticed the bag. If you make a post featuring it and showing off pictures, I would be interested in looking at it :)

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Que lindo trabajo... y la muñeca con todos esos accesorios... precioso...
¿el vstido se quita y pone? Si bien fue agotador creo que cualquier niña amaria tener varios vestidospara cambiar...

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Hola, el vestido si se le puede sacar y poner. En mi caso, como tejo amigurumis se me dificulta tejer un punto de manera repetida, por ejemplo para la elaboración de prendas (el vestido). Creo que para quienes saben tejer prendas blusas, chompas, medias, etc debe ser sencillo.

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