Crochet Chick Tutorial: 6. How to crochet a poached egg?

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In this video, we’ll show you how to crochet a poached egg — a sweet, soft accessory that’s fun, quirky, and beginner-friendly. 🧵🐥  In this tutorial, you’ll learn: ✔️ How to shape the white and yolk ✔️ The best yarn choice for food-inspired crochet ✔️ Easy sewing tips to finish your egg  🎥 Watch now and add some breakfast charm to your crochet collection!  🔔 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe!  Find us here: Website: https://woohobby.com   #CrochetChick #PoachedEggCrochet #AmigurumiBreakfast #CrochetFoodArt

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00:00Next, we'll crochet a poached egg, which consists of a yolk and egg white.

00:07Let's start with the yolk.

00:09Since this poached egg decoration will be used on a golden chick,

00:13we'll use golden yellow yarn to crochet the yolk.

00:18Begin by making a magic ring.

00:21Wrap the yarn around your left hand.

00:23Make a ring on your middle finger.

00:28Insert hook into the ring.

00:31Grab the yarn, make a chain stitch to secure the circle.

00:36Since we'll be working half double crochet stitches next,

00:39we need to make a turning chain of two chain stitches here.

00:42These two chain stitches will serve as the foundation for the upcoming half double crochet round.

00:47Yarn over, pull yarn through the loop.

00:50So, now that we've completed two chain stitches,

00:53next we need to crochet eight half double crochets.

00:57The method for half double crochet is yarn over,

01:02insert your hook into the magic ring,

01:06yarn over and pull up a loop.

01:09You should now have three loops on your hook.

01:12Yarn over again and pull through all three loops.

01:18This completes one half double crochet.

01:28Place a stitch marker on this half double crochet.

01:33Now let's complete the remaining seven stitches.

01:45Yarn over, insert hook into the ring, pull up a loop, then yarn over and pull through all three loops.

01:52Three.

01:53Four.

01:54Five.

01:55Five.

01:56Five.

01:57Six.

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02:297

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02:37Remove the hook and count the stitches to confirm the number is correct.

02:44The stitch on the stitch marker is the first stitch.

02:47After crocheting 8 half double crochets, pull the yarn tail to tighten the loop.

02:55Pull out about 10 cm of yarn tail and cut.

03:02Now we are going to connect the first stitch and the last stitch by invisible fasten off.

03:12Insert your hook into the V.

03:17Grab the yarn tail and pull it through the V.

03:20After that, find the place that the yarn originally came out.

03:30Insert your hook into the hole from the back to the front.

03:34Just insert the back loop.

03:36Yarn over and pull the yarn tail through the loop.

03:38Weave the remaining yarn ends into the back side using a sewing needle.

03:50Tighten the tail end of the magic ring, then you can safely trim it off.

03:55Trim off the excess.

04:10And now we have finished the yoke.

04:12Next, we'll crochet the egg white section.

04:17Start with a magic ring.

04:23Insert your hook into the ring and make one chain stitch to secure.

04:29For the first round of the egg white, we'll be using double crochet stitches.

04:33So you'll need to make two additional chain stitches as your turning chain.

04:40Total three chains.

04:42These three chain stitches count as your first double crochet.

04:46Now let's learn the double crochet technique.

04:49Yarn over the hook.

04:52Insert the hook into the ring.

04:54Yarn over again and pull through the loop.

05:02Now there are three loops on the hook.

05:05Yarn over and pull through the first two loops.

05:11Now there are two loops on the hook.

05:13Yarn over once more and pull through the remaining two loops.

05:17Let's take a look.

05:19Here's the completed double crochet I just made.

05:21This is the three chain turning chain.

05:27The turning chain also counts toward the total stitch count.

05:31Therefore place a stitch marker on the third chain to mark our first double crochet.

05:48Let's take a look.

05:49This is the three chain turning chain.

05:55Here's the completed double crochet I just made.

05:58Now that we've completed two double crochet stitches, we need to work ten more double crochet stitches.

06:06Yarn over the hook.

06:08Insert the hook into the ring.

06:10Yarn over again and pull through the loop.

06:14Yarn over and pull through the first two loops.

06:16Yarn over once more and pull through the remaining two loops.

06:20Continue using this method to work the remaining stitches.

06:23Yarn over again and pull through the loop.

06:24Now we are going to sew.

06:25Yarn over again and pull through the loop.

06:26We'll continue working through the loop and pull through the loop.

06:27And remove the loop and pull through the loop.

06:59Remove the hook and verify if 12 stitches have been completed.

07:19Next, pull the yarn tail to tighten the loop.

07:22Then, make a slip stitch at the marked stitch.

07:34Special attention should be paid to the slip stitch placement.

07:37Insert the hook into the chain space.

07:46Catching both the front half loop of the chain and its back loop.

07:49There are two strands.

08:01Yarn over and pull through all loops.

08:07Lift the hook to tighten the slip stitch.

08:09This completes the first round of the egg white part.

08:13Next, we'll crochet the second round.

08:15Since the pattern for this round is irregular,

08:18I recommend that everyone carefully follow my instructions stitch by stitch as we work through it together.

08:24First, make one chain stitch as the turning chain.

08:28Then, in the first stitch, the slip stitch join position.

08:32Make one single crochet.

08:33Place a stitch marker in this first single crochet.

08:46Next, make one half double crochet and one double crochet together in the next stitch.

08:52Pay special attention to the insertion point shown here to avoid mistakes.

08:56Yarn over, insert hook, pull up a loop, then yarn over and pull through all three loops.

09:15This is the half double crochet.

09:18Next, make one double crochet in the same hole.

09:21Yarn over the hook.

09:22Insert the hook into the same hole.

09:24Yarn over again and pull through the loop.

09:27Yarn over and pull through the first two loops.

09:30Yarn over once more and pull through the remaining two loops.

09:35Next stitch, make one double crochet and one half double crochet together in the same stitch.

09:42One double crochet first.

09:46And then one half double crochet.

09:48Next stitch, make three half double crochet in the same hole.

10:02One.

10:04One.

10:07Two.

10:12Three.

10:13And then, make one single crochet in the next stitch.

10:17After that, make one half double crochet and one double crochet together in the next stitch.

10:22Next stitch, make two double crochet and one half double crochet together in the same stitch.

10:37Two double crochet.

10:40Two double crochet.

10:45One half double crochet.

10:52Next stitch, make one single crochet.

10:57Next, make one half double crochet and one double crochet together in the next stitch.

11:02Next stitch, make one double crochet and one half double crochet together in the same stitch.

11:15Next is the last stitch.

11:20Next is the last hole.

11:21We make one half double crochet, one double crochet, and one half double crochet together.

11:30One half double crochet.

11:34One double crochet.

11:37One half double crochet.

11:39Now that we've completed the egg white part, which needs to be attached to the chick's body.

11:48There are two methods, sewing or using glue.

11:53If choosing to sew, you'll need to leave a yarn tail three times the length of the outermost round for securing.

12:00For glue attachment, simply leave a 10 centimeter tail before cutting the yarn.

12:06I'll demonstrate the glue method here.

12:09Cut the yarn.

12:12Pull out the tail.

12:15Then proceed with invisible fasten off.

12:18Remove the stitch marker.

12:22Insert your hook into the V from the back to the front.

12:26Grab the yarn tail and pull it through the V.

12:34Find the place that the yarn originally came out.

12:36Insert your hook into the hole from the back to the front.

12:40Yarn over and pull the yarn tail through the loop.

12:44Adjust the piece.

12:45Trim off the yarn tail of magic ring.

12:58Weave the remaining yarn ends into the back side using a sewing needle.

13:08Trim off the excess.

13:10And now we have finished the egg white.

13:15Next, we'll attach the egg white and yolk.

13:18Apply glue to the back of the yolk and the front side of the egg white.

13:22Then press them together.

13:23Gently press with your hands.

13:42Gently press with your hands.

13:44Repeat the pressing after one minute and again after five minutes to ensure a firm adhesion.

13:55After the egg piece is securely attached, glue the egg onto the chick's head.

14:08If you prefer sewing, refer to the hand sewing tutorial.

14:12First, apply glue evenly to the back of the egg.

14:14Add some glue to the chick's head as well.

14:36Press gently to adhere.

14:37You can position the egg wherever you like, on top of the head, the side, adjusting to your preference.

14:50Once glued, use pins to secure it until the glue dries.

14:54A sewing needle also can substitute.

15:07Alternatively, press it with your hands every few minutes until fully set.

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