Finish the piece that’ll be embroidered onto.
 1. Thread a needle with an arm’s length of black yarn. Insert the needle somewhere on the right side of the amigurumi, and out where you want the bottom of the right eye to be. Leave a 6-inch yarn tail. |
 2. Insert the needle one round up and pull it out the same bottom point of the right eye. |
Be careful not to pull the yarn too tight, otherwise the stuffing might be visible above and below the eye.
 3. Repeat step 3 until the eye is as big as you want, probably at least four times. To make the other eye, insert the needle into the top of the current eye, and pull it out where you want the bottom of the second eye to be. |
 4. Repeat step 3 until the eye is as big as you want. To finish, insert the needle into the top of the current eye and pull it out from the same hole it originally went in, so that both yarn tails are coming out of the same hole. |
 5. Tie a knot with both yarn tails, as close to the surface of the piece as possible. Hide the yarn tails in the piece. |
Finish the piece that’ll be embroidered onto.
 1. Thread a needle with an arm’s length of pink yarn. Insert the needle somewhere on the right side of the amigurumi, and out under the left side of the right eye. Leave a 6-inch yarn tail. |
 2. Insert the needle one stitch to the right, and out under the left side of the left eye. |
Be careful not pull the yarn too tight, otherwise the stuffing might be visible around the blush.
 3. Insert the needle one stitch to the right and pull it out the same hole where it originally went in, so that both yarn tails are coming out of the same hole. |
 4. Tie a knot with both yarn tails, as close to the surface of the piece as possible. Hide the yarn tails in the piece. |
Finish the piece that’ll be embroidered onto.
 1. Thread a needle with an arm’s length of black yarn. Insert the needle somewhere on the right side of the amigurumi, and out where you wantthe right end of the curve to be. Leave a 6-inch yarn tail. |
 2. Insert the needle where you want the left side of the curve to be, and out where you want the bottom of the curve to be. |
 3. Pull the yarn just tight enough so that the curve looks like how you want it. |
 4. Make sure the needle and yarn came out below the curve. Then bring the needle up and over the curve, and insert the needle in the same hole it just came out of. Pull tight to secure the curve. |
 5. Pull the needle out of the same hole in the piece it originally went into, so that both yarn tails are coming out of the same hole. |
 6. Tie a knot with both yarn tails, as close to the surface of the piece as possible. Hide the yarn tails in the piece. |
Finish the piece that’ll be embroidered onto.
 1. Thread a needle with an arm’s length of black yarn. Insert the needle somewhere on the right side of the amigurumi, and out where you want the left side of the nose to be. Leave a 6-inch yarn tail. |
 2. Insert the needle where you want the right side of the nose to be, and out below the nose, centered between the left and right sides of the nose. |
 3. Insert the needle between the left and right points of the nose. Pull it out on the left side of the nose. |
 4. Insert the needle in the right side of the nose, and out the left side of the nose. |
 5. Repeat step 5 until the nose is as big as you want, probably at least 4 times. |
 6. Insert the needle in the right side of the nose and pull it out the same hole in the piece it originally went into, so that both yarn tails are comingout of the same hole. |
 7. Tie a knot with both yarn tails, as close to the surface of the piece as possible. Hide the yarn tails in the piece. |
