Tooth crochet

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)

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 threat, we will now continue with 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:

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)

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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