How to Sew (Join) Closed Pieces (Limb/Ear) (Amigurumi Tips) / Crochet Animal

This video shows how to sew a closed piece onto a closed piece. For example an ear onto the head or limb onto a body.
Sewing or joining pieces when making an amigurumi (crochet stuffed animal) project takes patience and practice. In this video I will walk you through the technique I use to sew a closed piece onto a closed piece.
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Bulky Weight Yarn (5) - Brava Bulky - found here - shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=143537...
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[@debbialt4293]

Wow! Going through the back of the ear really hides it all!! Also significantly secures it incase little hands might be constantly grabbing it by the limbs, tugging, and / or chewing on it for several years ❤

[@paulaortega3756]

Thank you for this. I'm a beginner, and this technique will help my amagarumi from looking so wonky.

[@mommyrap87]

Thank u for this!! I should have looked it up much sooner
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[@Dubhaltagh]

gamechanger thank you for sharing!

[@DUniversalLyrics]

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