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Rugby ball how-to guide

A life-size The Yamaha Motor Jubilo Official Ball in amigurumi. We have made how-to videos and amigurumi patterns.

Let’s try making a life-size rugby ball by amigurumi.

We reproduced a life-size Rugby Top League The Yamaha Motor Jubilo Official Ball with amigurumi.
We have made a how-to guide for a realistic reproduction of a rugby ball with amigurumi.
Watch the videos that show certain points of the pattern and how to make it to challenge yourself to make the rugby ball.

Required items

Wool

You will need the following colours of wool and stuffing for the inside in order to make the ball.

Rugby ball
palette

Tools you will need

Tools you will need

You will need the following tools to make the rugby ball.

[1] Wool needles (from left No. 18, No. 15) [2] Pins [3] Scissors [4] Hooks (from left 2/0, 3/0, 6/0) [5] Dot punch

Rugby ball amigurumi pattern

Amigurumi Pattern

You can download the PDF amigurumi pattern designs to make the rugby ball. The pattern includes knitting instructions as well as instructions for yarn thicknesses and colours.

Download the Rugby Ball pattern

Introduction

Parts by colour

See the Basic Amigurumi Lesson page for the basics of amigurumi. Once you have seen that, have a go at making the rugby ball.

We have made how-to videos showing the parts in different colours so that it is easy to understand how they are made and assembled. Enjoy our specially made how-to guide.

1 Tuning fork logo

Tuning fork logo

2 Make the logo letters

Make the logo letters

3 How to crochet the panels

How to crochet the panels

4 Finishing the panels and logos

Finishing the panels and logos

5 Putting the panels together

Putting the panels together
Done! Done!

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