Stuffed tomato amigurumi free pattern. You can't be Greek and not like Gemista - a traditional dish of stuffed vegetables, mainly tomatoes. I love this dish which incidentaly is also vegan and my mom tought me how to cook. I've shared the vegan recipe for the stuffed tomatoes Greek gemista here on the blog so you can make it yourself! And now it's time to recreate the recipe with yarn! So I did and if you keep reading below you will find the Stuffed tomato amigurumi free pattern!
 
 
So my kids love to help me cook. They really ask for it every time I go in the kitchen to cook. I love to connect with them by letting them help me and gain life skills also. I've noticed that many times they copy what they learn while helping me cook into their role playing and I thought I'd make them some pretend food they can use in the play time! The pattern has three parts and the stuffing comes out! They love that part!
 
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Stuffed tomato amigurumi free pattern

Supplies

Yarn: Hobbii Friends Cotton 8/8 Hobbii Friends Cotton 8/8 in colors White (01), Tomato (40), Parakeet (103)

Size C crochet hook

Two 6mm safety eyes or embroidery thread 

Stuffing

*Yarn needle

 Scissors

Fabric markers (optional)

Embroidery thread in green and orange (optional)

 

Abbreviations

This pattern is written in US terms


mc= magic circle 

sc= single crochet

sl=slip

st=stitch

ch= chain

inc=increase 

dec=decrease

 

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Stuffed tomato amigurumi free pattern

Bottom
 
With red yarn
 
mc
 
Rnd 1. 6sc in mc [6]
Rnd 2. inc in every st [12]
Rnd 3. *1 sc, 1 inc*, repeat ** around [18]
Rnd 4. *2 sc, 1 inc*, repeat ** around [24]
Rnd 5. *3 sc, 1 inc*, repeat ** around [30]
Rnd 6 -12 (7 rnds). sc around  [30], cut off, use the invisible finish and then secure the end of the yarn.
 
* place the eyes between Rnds 8-9, 3 sts apart or embroider them there. Also embroider a white line down the outline of the eyes for extra cuteness. 
 
 
Top
 
With red yarn
 
mc
 
Rnd 1. 6sc in mc [6]
Rnd 2. inc in every st [12]
Rnd 3. *1 sc, 1 inc*, repeat **around [18]
Rnd 4. *2 sc, 1 inc*, repeat ** around [24]
Rnd 5. *3 sc, 1 inc*, repeat **around [30], cut off, use the invisible finish and then secure the end of the yarn.
 
 
Stem
 
With green yarn
 
mc
Rnd 1. 4sc in the mc
Rnd 2. *ch 5, turn, sl st in the 2nd ch from hook, sl st to the next 3 chs, sl st to the same st*, repeat ** 3 more times, cut yarn leaving a long tail for sewing.
 
Sew in the center of the top. 
 
stuffed tomato amigurumi free pattern
 
Stuffed tomato amigurumi free pattern
 
Stuffing
 
With white yarn
 
mc
 
Rnd 1. 6sc in mc [6]
Rnd 2. inc in every st [12]
Rnd 3. *1 sc, 1 inc*, repeat ** around [18]
Rnd 4. *2 sc, 1 inc*, repeat ** around [24]
Rnd 5. *3 sc, 1 inc*, repeat ** around [30]
Rnd 6-7. sc around  [30]
Rnd 8. *3 sc, 1 dec*, repeat ** around [24]
Rnd 9. *2 sc, 1 dec*, repeat ** around [18]
Rnd 10. *1 sc, 1 dec*, repeat around [12]
Rnd 11.dec in every st [6], cut off yarn and thread your needle. Pull the yarn through the front loop of the sts in the last round and close the hole. Secure the end of the yarn.
 
You can leave it as it is or use some embroidery thread to create a few green and orange sts on the surface of the stuffing to resemble the herbs used in the recipe. You can also use fabric markers to do the same.
 
 stuffed tomato amigurumi free pattern 2
 
Stuffed tomato amigurumi free pattern
 
  
Stuffed tomato amigurumi notes
- This is an easy pattern. If you have any problems with stitches you can find many great tutorials on youtube. Please feel free to reach out to me and I can help you the best that I can.
- You can make the tomato as large as you want just by adding rows and increasing accordingly.
- These make the cutest safe for kids over 3 play food! 
 
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