Corn Crochet Pattern Kawaii Cuddler®

How To Crochet A Corn Amigurumi Cuddler Pillow. Our Corn Crochet Pattern Is Created With Beginners In Mind & Works Up Quickly!

Hi friend! We’re so excited to share our Corn crochet pattern Kawaii Cuddler® with you!

A few fun facts we learned about corn while researching our pattern:

There is an even number of rows in every cob of corn. The average number of kernels in a 16-row cob of corn is 800.
Corn was used as a substitute for coffee! In the 1800s when coffee was too expensive and scarce, thrifty Americans used parched corn as a coffee substitute and the ashes of burnt corn cobs were used as baking soda.
Corn is an ingredient in fireworks. There are plenty of industrial products that use corn, including paper, antibiotics, glue, insulation, paper, ethanol, shoe polish, cosmetics, detergent, paint, and much more.

Our Corn crochet pattern is happy to join our other friends Pea Pod Kawaii Cuddler®, Eggplant Kawaii Cuddler®, & Pear Kawaii Cuddler®.

This is a beginner level pattern. Our finished Corn project is 7″ x 13″ using the recommended hook size. You are welcome to go up or down a hook size to create a different dimension. You can even hold two pieces of yarn together with a larger hook to create a giant cuddler. The sky is the limit!

If you’ve never worked one of our Kawaii Cuddler® patterns, they are geared towards beginners. You will work two flat pieces and single crochet them together to finish the piece. Even if you’ve never been able to crochet from a pattern before, we’re confident you can create with a 3amgracedesigns pattern. We encourage you to join our Facebook Group where we remain active helping with questions! We love passing our love for the craft on to others!

Click HERE to purchase the Corn Kawaii Cuddler® crochet pattern

We hope you enjoy making your very own corn with our crochet pattern! We can’t wait to see your creativity. When you complete one, please post it in our Facebook group or tag us on Instagram #3amgracedesigns. We love seeing your work!

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