No- Sew Crochet Amigurumi Cat Pattern for absolute beginners

By kimcraft

This is a very good pattern for absolute crochet amigurumi beginners because you don't need to sew any parts and the face is very simple.  Yet the cat is super cute and can be customised.  
Abbreviation 
Sc - single crochet
Inc - increase 
Dec - decrease 
St - Stitch  
Hdc- half double crochet 
We are going to crochet in spiral


Tail
Row 1) 6 sc into Magic Ring
Row 2) 6 Inc= 12 st F
Row 3) (1inc, 1 sc) *6=18 st
Row 4) -6) 18 st
Row 7) (4 sc, 1 dec)*3=15 st
Row 8)-9) 15 st
Row 10) (3sc, 1 dec) *3= 12 st
Row 11) -12) 12 st
Row 13) (4 sc, 1 dec) *2 = 10 st
Row 14) -16) 10 st
Row 17) ( 3 sc, 1 dec) * 2 = 8 st
Row 18) - 20) 8 sc
Row 21) Fold the tail into 2 and crochet 4 sc
Leave the tail and now we are starting the body.
Body
Row 1) Chain 6
Row 2) 1 inc, 3 sc, 4 sc into the same chain, 3 sc, 1 inc = 14 st
Row 3) 2 inc, 3 sc, 4 inc, 3 sc, 2 inc= 22 st
Row 4) ( 1 sc, 1 inc) * 2, 3 sc, ( 1 sc, 1 inc) *4, 3 sc, ( 1sc, 1 inc) *2= 30 st
Row 5) ( 2 sc, 1 inc) *2, 3 sc, ( 2 sc, 1  inc) *4, 3 sc, ( 2 sc, 1p inc)*2=38 st 
Row 6) ( 3 sc, 1 inc) *2, 3 sc, ( 3 sc, 1 inc) *4, 3 sc, ( e sc, 1 inc)*2=46 st
Row 7) 1inc, 22 sc, 1 inc, 22 sc= 48 st
Row 8) Crochet the tail to the body: 22 sc, 4 sc together with the tail, 22 sc= 48 st
Row 9) - 12) 48 sc
Row 13) ( 14 sc, 1 dec) *3 =45 st
Row 14) - 15) 45 st
Row 16) ( 13 sc, 1 dec) * 3 = 42 st
Row 17) - 18) 42 sc
Row 19) ( 12 sc, 1 dec) *3 = 39 st
Row 20 ) 39 sc
Row 21 ( 11 sc, 1 dec) *3 = 36 st
Row 22) 36 sc
Row 23) ( 10 sc, 1 dec) *3= 33 st
Row 24) 33 sc
Row 25) ( 9 sc, 1 dec) *3 = 30 st
Row 26) - 27) 30 sc
Row 28) ( 2 sc, 4 hdc, 11 sc, 4 hdc, 9 sc= 30 st
Put hollow fiber or other staffing 
Row 29) 4sc 
Row 30) Fold into 2: 3 hdc, 9 sc, 3 hdc

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