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1. Beck says:

   11/16/2015 at 4:56 am

   Thank you so much for posting this! It’s such a simply but clever way to do the smiles! Way to go 🙂

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2. sandy says:

   07/11/2014 at 10:01 am

   I wish you had a PDF for this embroidery tecnique as I have a hard time learning from watching the video. I am left handed so I don’t know which way to slant the stitches for the outline and how to fill it in. Your video is great and I have watched it several times, but for me to learn I need pictures that I can print out and refer to and reverse directions for my lefthandedness. Thank you..Sandy

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   • Emjay says:

     01/02/2015 at 1:37 pm

     It doesn’t matter how you slant the stitches really. You want to have a series of little stitches into the crochet fabric, then go back over and run your needle through those stitches, wrapping around them, to fill in the smile and make the stitches looks less inconsistent.

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3. Jessica Larson says:

   08/01/2013 at 8:30 pm

   Thank you so much! After watching this, I can’t believe how hard I was making it! This video definitely cleared up my questions, and now my Amigurumi mouths look great! Thank you again!

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4. Kyubey crochet pattern | Crochetnanigans says:

   01/10/2013 at 2:00 am

   […] a tutorial on how to embroider the mouth, visit Nerdigurumi, she has some awesome videos that clearly show how to make the cutest smiles […]

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5. Cupcake hangers | Crafty Queens says:

   12/13/2012 at 10:57 am

   […] kunnen jullie het online vinden! Hoe je zo’n lief gezichtje borduurt kun je hier vinden: http://nerdigurumi.com/embroidering-mouths-on-amigurumi.html  Het filmpje is een beetje langdradig, maar ze laat het goed zien en het is vrij makkelijk! Ikzelf […]

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6. Stripy Cat (Free pattern) | Amiguruthi says:

   08/14/2012 at 1:56 pm

   […] a triangle nose using peach embroidery thread. Embroider a mouth using black embroidery thread (Nerdigurumi has an excellent tutorial for this). Embroider the eyes by sewing three horizontal stripes of green […]

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