This cute little amigurumi tooth is great to give to small children who are afraid of going to the dentist. Also, it might be a unique present for your dentist. Below you can find a free tooth crochet pattern.
Materials
White cotton, small piece of black yarn for the mouth
Black and white felt for the eyes
3.5mm hook (US E hook)
Stuffing
Abbreviations
sc: single crochet (US)
inc: increase (2sc in next sc)
dec: invisible decrease (next 2sc together, only using front loops)
**: repeat between **
(): amount of stitches you should have at the end of the row
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Tooth base
Round 1: Chain 9 (9)
Round 2: Sc in second sc from the hook, 8sc, turn 180 degrees, 8sc in back of every loop (16)
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- 1. ch9
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- 2. 8sc
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- 3. 8sc on other side of sc
Round 3: *inc* (repeat 2x), 4sc, *inc* (repeat 4x), 4sc, *inc* (repeat 2x) (24)
Round 4: sc, *inc* (repeat 2x), 6sc, *inc* (repeat 2x), 2sc, *inc* (repeat 2x), 6sc, *inc* (repeat 2x), 1sc (32)
Round 5: 2sc, *inc* (repeat 2x), 8sc, *inc* (repeat 2x), 4sc, *inc* (repeat 2x), 8sc, *inc* (repeat 2x), 2sc (40)
Round 6: 3sc, *inc* (repeat 2x), 10sc, *inc* (repeat 2x), 6sc, *inc* (repeat 2x), 10sc, *inc* (repeat 2x), 3sc (48)
Round 7 – 17: 48sc (48) (11 rounds in total)
Do not cut your thread, we will now continue working on the first root
Tooth roots (4x)
Before starting with the first root, sc 3. This will make sure you’ll start in the middle (when looking from front view). The next 4 roots are made in groups of 12 stitches. Repeat the following 4 times:
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- 1. 12sc
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- 2. Slip stitch
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- 3. Finish first root
Round 18: 12sc, slip stitch in first sc (12)
Round 19: 12sc (12)
Round 20: 10sc, dec (11)
Round 21: 11sc (11)
Round 22: 9sc, dec (10)
Round 23: 8sc, dec (9)
Round 24: 7sc, dec (8)
Round 25: 6sc, dec (7)
Round 26: 5sc, dec (6)
Round 27: 4sc, dec (5)
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- 1. Gap
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- 2. Close gap (dec around)
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- 3. Closed bottom
Bottom
Stuff the tooth firmly. Rejoin and decrease around till you have a small gap left. Use a needle to go through all the remaining loops, this will close the gap.
Face
Cut two small rounds of black felt and two smaller rounds of white felt. Glue the white round on the black one and glue it on the tooth. Cut a short piece of black yarn and glue it below the eyes. If you are giving the tooth to a child, better use safety eyes and sew the mouth with a needle.
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41 Comments
Alexa
17 October 2022 at 1:17 amHii, how big is this little guy?
Bob
22 September 2022 at 10:21 pmThis pattern makes zero sense to me, please help. How does roe 3 work? The increases alone total to the stitch count at the end of row 3, but all there arent enough stitches from round 2 to single crochet all the other stitches (discluding increases)! WHAT DO I DO?”
Emily
25 September 2022 at 9:17 pmUr dumb
Alexa
17 October 2022 at 1:15 ambasically what you’re going to do is:
inc, inc, 4sc, inc, inc, inc, inc, 4sc, inc, inc
Madi
28 April 2022 at 12:57 amI’m starting round 3. Am I increasing in the next stitch, and then repeating the increase 2 more times in the next 2 stitches? Is that what that means? And then after that you do 4 single crochets, then an increase on the 5th stitch, and then repeat that 4sc, increase 4 more times??
Bob
22 September 2022 at 10:22 pmI have the same problem with no idea what to do. Have you found out yet?
Alexa
17 October 2022 at 1:14 ambasically what you’re going to do is:
inc, inc, 4sc, inc, inc, inc, inc, 4sc, inc, inc
Loo
14 April 2021 at 9:18 pmHi! Thank you for sharing this pattern. About what size would this tooth be in inches when it is completed?
Rosemary
15 June 2020 at 4:47 amStupid question but just want to make sure…Do you bind off after you finish the first root and then do each of the 3 additional roots by joining? Thank you!
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Carolyn Thorn
27 May 2020 at 4:30 pmYou did a great job. In 1980 my eldest daughter was engaged to a newly graduated dentist. For Christmas, I made him 2 12 inch molars for his office. One with a smiley face and the other with a sad face and a cavity. He loved them. I hope he still has them.
Kari
20 December 2019 at 11:11 pmHello! I love this little tooth! I got to round 7-17 and noticed the top of the tooth wasn’t rounding into a bowl shape. Am I supposed to be crocheting into the back loops for rounds 3-7 in addition to it being noted on round 2? I’m trying to trouble shoot this issue. Thanks!
Rosa Marreros
20 December 2019 at 4:18 amHi! Thanks for the pattern. I did it!!! I don t know how to include a photo but my tooth is cute in pink color
Dawn
4 August 2019 at 6:44 amHi, super cute. Just wondering what are the heights (and hook sizes) of the 3 you made in the photos? Thanks
Julia
18 June 2019 at 7:29 pmI don’t know if you’ll see this but for rnds 7 through 17 what exactly do I do? Repeat 48 sc for 10 more rounds?
Rosa Marreros
20 December 2019 at 4:26 amHi! My name is Rosa and i followed the instructions and my tooth get very cute. Yes, you must do 48 sc all those rounds.
Julia
31 May 2019 at 7:55 pmWhat size yarn do you use?
Brittany
17 May 2019 at 3:26 amI LOVE how cute this is! I work in the dental field and it’s a medical anomaly to come across any tooth with 4 roots. I was going to make this for my office but I feel like my dentist would laugh at me if I gave her a tooth with four roots lol. Is there a way to finagle this pattern to make the root in the back centered and not include a 4th root?
Rebecca
25 May 2020 at 5:31 pmI know this post is a few yrs old but I imagine it has 4 roots so it will stand up by itself. Also it has eyes and a mouth, that makes it a medical anomaly too! If this doesn’t make someone smile or laugh (like it’s supposed to) then you are doing it wrong. Be safe and well my friend.
Jen
30 August 2020 at 4:06 amDogs and cats each have a couple 4-rooted teeth. Maybe its a dog molar?
Hayley
25 January 2021 at 11:35 pmI modified the one i did it has 3 roots. (Different pattern)
Though i cant get the roots right on this pattern. I followed directions and it didnt work out.
Bree Dulmage
22 March 2019 at 2:45 pmYour ravelry link doesn’t go to the pattern, because it wasn’t in the ravelry database. It is now, though. <3 🙂
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/tooth-crochet
shannon judisky
12 February 2019 at 10:06 pmThank you for this awesome pattern! I made one without a face to give to my dentist
Brenda Hughes
24 April 2018 at 3:01 amDo you have patterns for additional sizes? I saw a picture showing the new sizes. Thank you.
Brenda Hughes
24 April 2018 at 3:02 amSorry not “new” sizes. Should have been three sizes
Wilma
24 April 2018 at 8:55 pmHi Brenda, all three are made with the same pattern, just different hook sizes! 🙂
Shaelynn
14 March 2018 at 2:07 amI would love for you to make a video of this i don’t know how to read a pattern I don’t know how you increase you need more explanation on that please. I would love to make this for my dentists
Brenda
25 April 2018 at 12:29 amOk. Thank you.
Tracey
10 January 2018 at 9:13 pmThank you for the pattern! I am making one for my office to use for Dental Heath Month (Feb). I used 2 strands of yarn to make it bigger!
Hana
22 December 2017 at 9:53 pmThank you very much for the pattern, I love it! It will be a perfect gift for my brother in law who is studying dentistry 🙂
Cassie
8 November 2017 at 2:43 pmHow do you finish off the roots? Do you tie off and start with a new root? I really love this pattern but I’m not very experienced with crochet so I’m struggling lol. Thank you!
Wilma
8 November 2017 at 2:45 pmYep that’s right, you have to attach yarn again when you start another root!
Aseel
19 August 2017 at 11:46 amHello, I would like to prepare one as a gift, do you have any videos for these while you made them? I somehow find it easier to follow a video, and unfortunately I couldn’t find a clear one out there!! If you have, could you please inform me I would be so thankful.
On the other hand, they really look nice ❤
Marcela
29 June 2017 at 6:56 amHola mil gracias por tu esfuerzo tienes mucho talento..saludos y bendiciones desde México..! Yo también amo el crochet..!
TyrannosaursBex
3 February 2017 at 4:47 amOh I love this so much!! May I please sell the finished product and link my listing back to you? I know so many dentists in my town who would LOVE these! <3 absolutely adorable!
lisa Pino
9 January 2017 at 9:44 pmOMG! I love “Toothman” ….so does my dentist.
Thanks for this great lil project.. is there a chance of someday getting a “Paul Paste” and “Tammytooth brush” lol so cute
Dannera
20 April 2016 at 5:17 pmRound 18-27….? Should all those be SC instead of CH or V? Thanks.
admin
20 April 2016 at 6:48 pmYep, totally right. Changed it. Thanks for letting me know.
Tiger
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martha
8 April 2016 at 2:12 pmI really do not understand hoe to start the roots. Your pattern says to ch 3. Not sc? Thenwhere does the slip stitch go?
admin
8 April 2016 at 4:17 pmYes, you’re totally right. sc 3, I have changed the mistake. Thanks for letting me know!