Mamaia

Mamaia is a minimalist crocheted pregnant woman figurine. A decorative object to keep for yourself or gift to a friend, perfect for a blessing way, a baby shower or as a pregnancy gift. She is Rainbow Mama's little sister : same universe, same care in the instructions, same approach to construction. A beautiful way to discover how I work before taking on a more ambitious project. ✧ THE STORY BEHIND THE PATTERN ✧ When Rainbow Mama was released, I received many questions about her construction and difficulty level. That's what inspired me to create Mamaia, a smaller pattern, but just as surprising to construct, as a gentle introduction to my universe. ✧ A TESTED AND APPROVED PATTERN ✧ Like all my patterns, Mamaia has been carefully designed and tested to offer maximum clarity, even in the most technical steps. Unusual shapes, a construction that surprises and instructions that guide you step by step to the finished result. ✧ SKILL LEVEL ✧ Intermediate/Advanced: you are comfortable with amigurumi and have already completed several successfully. ✧ APPROXIMATE SIZE ✧ Approximately 4.5 cm tall (1.8''), depending on the yarn used and your tension. ✧ WHAT'S INCLUDED ✧ 10 pages of row-by-row instructions, easy to follow Checkboxes to easily track your progress 50+ step-by-step photos Detailed explanations for all specific techniques Worked in continuous spirals ✧ INSTANT DOWNLOAD ✧ Your PDF pattern will be available immediately upon payment. ✧ MATERIALS ✧ ► Fingering weight cotton yarn — I used Scheepjes Catona in a skin tone (the pattern includes a list of Scheepjes Catona shades for different skin tones) ► An appropriate hook for your yarn (2.25 mm — size B — with Scheepjes Catona) ► A tapestry needle ► Pins ► 2 stitch markers ► Polyfill stuffing ✧ LANGUAGE ✧ French and English (2 files to download : the one starting with "FR" is in French, the one starting with "EN" is in English) ✧ COPYRIGHT ✧ This pattern is for personal use only. The pattern may not be (in whole or in part) reproduced, resold, translated, modified, shared or published (online or in print). You may sell finished objects if they are handmade by you, by adding the following credit to your product description: "This item was handmade by …… based on a pattern designed by Ahookamama / ahookamama.com"