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Counting Game Amigurumi Pattern

Counting Game Amigurumi Pattern
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Intermediate Level

Ideal for those with basic crochet experience, featuring slightly more advanced stitches and techniques to expand your skills.

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Weekend Treat

Takes 5-7 hours, making it an enjoyable project to finish over a couple of days.

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Small, sweet, and gift-worthy creations that fit perfectly in the palm of your hand with detailed charm.

About This Counting Game Amigurumi Pattern

This pattern creates a full counting toy set: seven bowls, 28 small balls, ten numbered white circles and three square signs for basic operations. It uses continuous rounds for the bowls and balls, with simple stitch shaping for letters and numbers. Perfect for making a durable, colorful learning toy for toddlers and preschoolers.

Counting Game Amigurumi Pattern crochet pattern - detailed view of completed project

The instructions provide detailed round-by-round steps and helpful photos to guide you through each piece. You can customize colors and sizes by choosing different 10-ply yarns and hook sizes.

Why You'll Love This Counting Game Amigurumi Pattern

I absolutely love this pattern because it turns simple crochet stitches into a playful learning toy that children can interact with. I enjoy selecting bright colors and watching how the set becomes an engaging counting activity. The design is modular so I can easily swap colors or make extra balls for practice. Making sets like this always feels rewarding, and I love that the finished pieces are durable and washable for little hands.

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Switch Things Up

I love how easy it is to customize this counting set by changing yarn and hook sizes to make bigger or smaller versions.

If you want a chunky, squishy set try a bulky yarn with a larger hook for oversized bowls and balls β€” perfect for toddlers who like bigger toys.

For tiny keychain-sized sets use thinner yarn and a smaller hook to create pocket-friendly counting toys for travel.

I often change the palette to pastel tones for a softer look or to high-contrast colors for children who are learning to distinguish colors more easily.

You can embroider icons or use felt numbers instead of crocheted numbers if you prefer easier, faster decoration.

Consider adding velcro dots to the bottoms of the numbered circles to keep them removable but secure inside bowls during play or storage.

To make the toy more durable for daycare use, choose cotton yarn and secure seams with extra stitches so pieces withstand heavy handling.

I also like making matching storage pouches or carrying bags so the set is portable and keeps all pieces together between play sessions.

If you want to extend learning, create extra signs for addition and subtraction problems and stitch small symbols or dots for practice grouping counts.

Lastly, experiment with embroidered faces or tiny labels for each bowl to make themed sets like animals, fruits, or transportation for a playful twist.

Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them

βœ— Skipping stitch markers during rounds can lead to losing your place; use a marker at the start of each round to keep track of stitch counts. βœ— Forgetting to stuff the balls evenly will create lumpy shapes; stuff gradually and check the shape frequently, adding small amounts of fiberfill until smooth. βœ— Pulling yarn too tightly when working in BLO or FLO can distort the rim edges; maintain a relaxed, consistent tension for even rims and joins. βœ— Not counting increases precisely will change bowl diameter unexpectedly; count after each increase round and check stitch totals match the pattern.

Counting Game Amigurumi Pattern

Make a colorful, tactile counting toy your child will love. This pattern guides you through crocheting seven bowls, 28 balls, ten numbered circles, and three signs. Clear step-by-step rounds and helpful photos make it easy to follow so you can create an engaging educational set to practice counting and colors.

Intermediate 5-7 Hours

Materials Needed for Counting Game Amigurumi Pattern

β€” Main Fabric

  • 01
    Red - approximately 90 g
  • 02
    Orange - approximately 80 g
  • 03
    Yellow - approximately 70 g
  • 04
    Green - approximately 60 g
  • 05
    Light blue - approximately 50 g
  • 06
    Dark blue - approximately 40 g
  • 07
    Purple - approximately 30 g
  • 08
    White - approximately 110 g (for circles and bases)
  • 09
    3 other colors (I chose pink, light yellow and light green) - 10 g each
  • 10
    I used DROPS PARIS (10 ply) but you can use any other 10 ply yarn

β€” Tools Required

  • 01
    Crochet hook 2.5 mm (UK 12 = C2 US) - recommended
  • 02
    Optional: Crochet hook up to 5 mm (UK 6 / H8 US) if you want a looser, larger piece
  • 03
    Polyester fiberfill for stuffing balls
  • 04
    Stitch markers
  • 05
    Yarn needle for sewing and weaving ends
  • 06
    Scissors
  • 07
    Pins for assembly (optional)

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β€” Bowls :

Purple bowl (with purple yarn) - Round 1 :

R1: Magic Ring + 7 sc => 7

Info :

Tip! Before pulling the tail to close the ring, insert the hook in the first stitch; in this way you will keep it loose and it will be easier to work in the 1st stitch of row 2

Purple bowl - Round 2 :

R2: inc X 7 sc => 14

Purple bowl - Round 3 :

R3: (1 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 21

Purple bowl - Round 4 :

R4: (1 sc + 1 inc + 1 sc) X 7 => 28

Purple bowl - Round 5 :

R5: (3 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 35

Purple bowl - Round 6 :

R6: (2 sc + 1 inc + 2 sc) X 7 => 42

Purple bowl - Round 7 :

R7: BLO sc X 42 => 4

Purple bowl - Round 8 - Round 13 :

R8 - R9 - R10 - R11 - R12 - R13: sc X 42 => 42

Purple bowl - Round 14 :

R14: (chain 1 + 1 slip stitch) X 42

Info :

Cut the yarn, hide the thread and the first bowl is finished.

Dark Blue bowl (with dark blue yarn) - Round 1 :

R1: Magic Ring + 7 sc => 7

Dark Blue bowl - Round 2 :

R2: inc X 7 sc => 14

Dark Blue bowl - Round 3 :

R3: (1 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 21

Dark Blue bowl - Round 4 :

R4: (1 sc + 1 inc + 1 sc) X 7 => 28

Dark Blue bowl - Round 5 :

R5: (3 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 35

Dark Blue bowl - Round 6 :

R6: (2 sc + 1 inc + 2 sc) X 7 => 42

Dark Blue bowl - Round 7 :

R7: (5 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 49

Dark Blue bowl - Round 8 :

R8: BLO sc X 49 => 49

Dark Blue bowl - Round 9 - Round 14 :

R9 - R10 - R11 - R12 - R13 - R14: sc X 49 => 49

Dark Blue bowl - Round 15 :

R15: (chain 1 + 1 slip stitch) X 49

Info :

Cut the yarn, hide the thread and the 2nd bowl is finished.

Light Blue bowl (with light blue yarn) - Round 1 :

R1: Magic Ring + 7 sc => 7

Light Blue bowl - Round 2 :

R2: inc X 7 sc => 14

Light Blue bowl - Round 3 :

R3: (1 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 21

Light Blue bowl - Round 4 :

R4: (1 sc + 1 inc + 1 sc) X 7 => 28

Light Blue bowl - Round 5 :

R5: (3 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 35

Light Blue bowl - Round 6 :

R6: (2 sc + 1 inc + 2 sc) X 7 => 42

Light Blue bowl - Round 7 :

R7: (5 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 49

Light Blue bowl - Round 8 :

R8: (3 sc + 1 inc + 3 sc) X 7 => 56

Light Blue bowl - Round 9 :

R9: BLO sc X 56 => 56

Light Blue bowl - Round 10 - Round 15 :

R10 - R11 - R12 - R13 - R14 - R15: sc X 56 => 56

Light Blue bowl - Round 16 :

R16: (chain 1 + 1 slip stitch) X 56

Info :

Cut the yarn, hide the thread and the 3rd bowl is finished.

Green bowl (with green yarn) - Round 1 :

R1: Magic Ring + 7 sc => 7

Green bowl - Round 2 :

R2: inc X 7 sc => 14

Green bowl - Round 3 :

R3: (1 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 21

Green bowl - Round 4 :

R4: (1 sc + 1 inc + 1 sc) X 7 => 28

Green bowl - Round 5 :

R5: (3 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 35

Green bowl - Round 6 :

R6: (2 sc + 1 inc + 2 sc) X 7 => 42

Green bowl - Round 7 :

R7: (5 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 49

Green bowl - Round 8 :

R8: (3 sc + 1 inc + 3 sc) X 7 => 56

Green bowl - Round 9 :

R9: (7 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 63

Green bowl - Round 10 :

R10: BLO sc X 63 => 63

Green bowl - Round 11 - Round 16 :

R11 - R12 - R13 - R14 - R15 - R16: sc X 63 => 63

Green bowl - Round 17 :

R17: (chain 1 + 1 slip stitch) X 63

Info :

Cut the yarn, hide the thread and the 4th bowl is finished.

Yellow bowl (with yellow yarn) - Round 1 :

R1: Magic Ring + 7 sc => 7

Yellow bowl - Round 2 :

R2: inc X 7 sc => 14

Yellow bowl - Round 3 :

R3: (1 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 21

Yellow bowl - Round 4 :

R4: (1 sc + 1 inc + 1 sc) X 7 => 28

Yellow bowl - Round 5 :

R5: (3 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 35

Yellow bowl - Round 6 :

R6: (2 sc + 1 inc + 2 sc) X 7 => 42

Yellow bowl - Round 7 :

R7: (5 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 49

Yellow bowl - Round 8 :

R8: (3 sc + 1 inc + 3 sc) X 7 => 56

Yellow bowl - Round 9 :

R9: (7 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 63

Yellow bowl - Round 10 :

R10: (4 sc + 1 inc + 4 sc) X 7 => 70

Yellow bowl - Round 11 :

R11: BLO sc X 70 => 70

Yellow bowl - Round 12 - Round 17 :

R12 - R13 - R14 - R15 - R16 - R17: sc X 70 => 70

Yellow bowl - Round 18 :

R18: (chain 1 + 1 slip stitch) X 70

Info :

Cut the yarn, hide the thread and the 5th bowl is finished.

Orange bowl (with orange yarn) - Round 1 :

R1: Magic Ring + 7 sc => 7

Orange bowl - Round 2 :

R2: inc X 7 sc => 14

Orange bowl - Round 3 :

R3: (1 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 21

Orange bowl - Round 4 :

R4: (1 sc + 1 inc + 1 sc) X 7 => 28

Orange bowl - Round 5 :

R5: (3 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 35

Orange bowl - Round 6 :

R6: (2 sc + 1 inc + 2 sc) X 7 => 42

Orange bowl - Round 7 :

R7: (5 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 49

Orange bowl - Round 8 :

R8: (3 sc + 1 inc + 3 sc) X 7 => 56

Orange bowl - Round 9 :

R9: (7 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 63

Orange bowl - Round 10 :

R10: (4 sc + 1 inc + 4 sc) X 7 => 70

Orange bowl - Round 11 :

R11: (9 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 77

Orange bowl - Round 12 :

R12: BLO sc X 77 => 77

Orange bowl - Round 13 - Round 18 :

R13 - R14 - R15 - R16 - R17 - R18: sc X 77 => 77

Orange bowl - Round 19 :

R19: (chain 1 + 1 slip stitch) X 77

Info :

Cut the yarn, hide the thread and the 6th bowl is finished.

Red bowl (with red yarn) - Round 1 :

R1: Magic Ring + 7 sc => 7

Red bowl - Round 2 :

R2: inc X 7 sc => 14

Red bowl - Round 3 :

R3: (1 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 21

Red bowl - Round 4 :

R4: (1 sc + 1 inc + 1 sc) X 7 => 28

Red bowl - Round 5 :

R5: (3 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 35

Red bowl - Round 6 :

R6: (2 sc + 1 inc + 2 sc) X 7 => 42

Red bowl - Round 7 :

R7: (5 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 49

Red bowl - Round 8 :

R8: (3 sc + 1 inc + 3 sc) X 7 => 56

Red bowl - Round 9 :

R9: (7 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 63

Red bowl - Round 10 :

R10: (4 sc + 1 inc + 4 sc) X 7 => 70

Red bowl - Round 11 :

R11: (9 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 77

Red bowl - Round 12 :

R12: (5 sc + 1 inc + 5 sc) X 7 => 84

Red bowl - Round 13 :

R13: BLO sc X 84 => 84

Red bowl - Round 14 - Round 19 :

R14 - R15 - R16 - R17 - R18 - R19: sc X 84 => 84

Red bowl - Round 20 :

R20: (chain 1 + 1 slip stitch) X 84

Info :

Cut the yarn, hide the thread and the 7th bowl is finished.

β€” Balls :

Balls - Info :

Make 28 total: 1 purple ball, 2 dark blue balls, 3 light blue balls, 4 green balls, 5 yellow balls, 6 orange balls, 7 red balls

Balls - Pattern Round 1 :

R1: Magic ring & 6 sc => 6

Balls - Round 2 :

R2: inc X 6 => 12

Balls - Round 3 :

R3: (1 sc + 1 inc) X 6 => 18

Balls - Round 4 :

R4: (2 sc + 1 inc) X 6 => 24

Balls - Round 5 - Round 7 :

R5 - R6 - R7: sc X 24 => 24

Info :

Start stuffing the ball as firmly as you like;

Balls - Round 8 :

R8: (2 sc + 1 dec) X 6 => 18

Balls - Round 9 :

R9: (1 sc + 1 dec) X 6 => 12

Balls - Round 10 :

R10: 6 DEC => 6

Info :

Sew this last row with a needle instead of the crochet. To do that just insert the needle in the BLO of every stitch and pull firmly at the end. Cut the yarn and hide the remaining thread.

β€” White circles for numbers :

Circle for number 1 - Round 1 :

R1: Magic Ring + 7 sc => 7

Circle 1 - Round 2 :

R2: inc X 7 sc => 14

Circle 1 - Round 3 :

R3: (1 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 21

Circle 1 - Round 4 :

R4: (1 sc + 1 inc + 1 sc) X 7 => 28

Circle 1 - Round 5 :

R5: (3 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 35

Circle 1 - Round 6 :

R6: sl X 35 => 35

Info :

Cut the yarn, hide the thread and the first circle is finished.

Circle for number 2 - Round 1 :

R1: Magic Ring + 7 sc => 7

Circle 2 - Round 2 :

R2: inc X 7 sc => 14

Circle 2 - Round 3 :

R3: (1 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 21

Circle 2 - Round 4 :

R4: (1 sc + 1 inc + 1 sc) X 7 => 28

Circle 2 - Round 5 :

R5: (3 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 35

Circle 2 - Round 6 :

R6: sl X 42 => 42

Info :

Cut the yarn, hide the thread and the 2nd circle is finished.

Circle for number 3 - Round 1 :

R1: Magic Ring + 7 sc => 7

Circle 3 - Round 2 :

R2: inc X 7 sc => 14

Circle 3 - Round 3 :

R3: (1 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 21

Circle 3 - Round 4 :

R4: (1 sc + 1 inc + 1 sc) X 7 => 28

Circle 3 - Round 5 :

R5: (3 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 35

Circle 3 - Round 6 :

R6: (2 sc + 1 inc + 2 sc) X 7 => 42

Circle 3 - Round 7 :

R7: (5 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 49

Circle 3 - Round 8 :

R8: sl X 49 => 49

Info :

Cut the yarn, hide the thread and the 3rd circle is finished.

Circle for number 4 - Round 1 :

R1: Magic Ring + 7 sc => 7

Circle 4 - Round 2 :

R2: inc X 7 sc => 14

Circle 4 - Round 3 :

R3: (1 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 21

Circle 4 - Round 4 :

R4: (1 sc + 1 inc + 1 sc) X 7 => 28

Circle 4 - Round 5 :

R5: (3 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 35

Circle 4 - Round 6 :

R6: (2 sc + 1 inc + 2 sc) X 7 => 42

Circle 4 - Round 7 :

R7: (5 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 49

Circle 4 - Round 8 :

R8: (3 sc + 1 inc + 3 sc) X 7 => 56

Circle 4 - Round 9 :

R9: sl X 56 => 56

Info :

Cut the yarn, hide the thread and the 4th circle is finished.

Circles for number 8, 9, 10 - make 3 :

R1: Magic Ring + 7 sc => 7. R2: inc X 7 sc => 14. R3: (1 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 21. R4: (1 sc + 1 inc + 1 sc) X 7 => 28. R5: (3 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 35. R6: (2 sc + 1 inc + 2 sc) X 7 => 42. R7: (5 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 49. R8: (3 sc + 1 inc + 3 sc) X 7 => 56. R9: (7 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 63. R10: (4 sc + 1 inc + 4 sc) X 7 => 70. R11: (9 sc + 1 inc) X 7 => 77. R12: (5 sc + 1 inc + 5 sc) X 7 => 84. Cut the yarn, hide the thread and the 7th circle is finished.

β€” Numbers 1 to 10 :

Number 1 with purple - Row 1 :

R1 Chain 20, turn

Number 1 - Row 2 :

R2: starting from the 2nd chain: dc X 4, 7 dc together, 8 dc

Info :

Sew the number to the first circle;

Number 2 with dark blue - Row 1 :

R1: Chain 27, turn

Number 2 - Row 2 :

R2: starting from the 4nd chain: dc x 5, 7 dc together, dc x 5, 2 dc in the same stitch, 1 dc, 3 dc in the same stitch, 1dc, 2 dc in the same stitch + 1 dc, 1 sl

Info :

Sew the number to the second circle;

Number 3 with light blue - first part Row 1 :

R1: Chain 12, turn

Number 3 first part Row 2 :

R2: starting from the 2nd chain: 1 dc, 2 dc in the same stitch, 1 dc, 3 dc in the same stitch, 1 dc, 2 dc in the same stitch, 1 sl

Number 3 second part Row 3 :

R3: Chain 10, turn

Number 3 second part Row 4 :

R4: starting from the 4nd chain: 1 dc, 2 dc in the same stitch, 1 dc, 3 dc in the same stitch, 1 dc, 2 dc in the same stitch, 1 sl

Info :

Sew the two parts from number 3 directly to the third circle;

Number 4 with green - Row 1 :

R1: Chain 16, turn

Number 4 - Row 2 :

R2: starting from the 4nd chain: dc X 13, turn

Number 4 - Row 3 :

R3: 1 sl (in the same stitch as the last dc from row 2), 1 sc, 1 hdc, 1 dc

Number 4 - Info :

Now we are going to work 4 tc: - the first tc starts from the base of the last dc - the other 3 tc start at the base of the last one (this allows us to work without a row foundation) - in order to turn make 4 dc in the same stitch (the base of the last tc) - 7 tc (each tc starts at the base of the last one). Cut the yarn and sew the letter to the 4th white base

Number 5 with yellow - Row 1 :

R1: Chain 28, turn

Number 5 - Row 2 :

R2: starting from the 4nd chain: dc X 5, 3 dc in the same stitch, 1 dc X 2, 3 dc in the same stitch, (1 dc + dc 3 together) X 3, 4 dc

Info :

Cut the yarn and sew the letter to the 5th white base

Number 6 with orange - Row 1 :

R1: Chain 25, turn

Number 6 - Row 2 :

R2: starting from the 2nd chain: (dc X 2 + 2 dc in the same stitch) X 8

Info :

Cut the yarn and sew the letter to the 6th white base

Number 7 with red - Row 1 :

R1: Chain 24, turn

Number 7 - Row 2 :

R2: starting from the 4nd chain: dc X 5, 4 dc together, 12 dc

Info :

Cut the yarn and sew the letter to the 7th white base

Number 8 (your favorite color) - Row 1 :

R1: Chain 38, turn

Number 8 - Row 2 :

R2: starting from the 4nd chain: 2 dc in the same stitch X 10, 5 dc, 2 dc together X 10

Info :

Cut the yarn and sew the letter to the 8th white base

Number 9 - Row 1 :

R1: Chain 37, turn

Number 9 - Row 2 :

R2: starting from the 2nd chain: (dc X 2 + 2 dc in the same stitch) X 12

Info :

Cut the yarn and sew the letter to the 9th white base

Number 10 - Row 1 :

R1: Chain 26, turn

Number 10 - Row 2 :

R2: starting from the 2nd chain: dc X 5, 8 dc together, 12 dc (then R3 etc for arranging the 10 as two digits)

Number 10 - Info :

R3: Chain 24, slip stitch to the first one (work over the left yarn). R4: chain 2, dc X 6, 2dc in the same stitch X 5, dc X 7, 2dc in the same stitch X 5, sl to the first chain 2. Arrange it as in the picture (yarn on down right to look like in my pic), Cut the yarn and sew the letter to the 10th white base

β€” Squares for signs :

Squares for signs - Round 1 :

R1: Chain 13, turn

Squares - Round 2 - Round 10 :

R2 - .... - R10: sc X 12, turn

Squares - Round 11 :

R11: sc X 12, do not turn, continue in round: o Start with a sc in the same stitch (2 in total) o 8 X sc as you go down on the left side of the patch o 2 sc in the last stitch o 10 sc in base of row 1 (in the remaining loop of each chain) o 2 sc in the last stitch o 9 X sc as you go up on the right side of the patch

Squares - Round 13 :

R13: sl X 42; Cut the yarn, hide the thread;

Plus sign :

R1: chain X 12. R2: starting from the 3rd chain: sc X 10. Make 2 pieces and sew them one over the other like in the first picture

Minus sign :

R1: chain X 12. R2: starting from the 3rd chain: sc X 10. Make 1 pieces and sew like in the second picture

Equal sign :

R1: chain X 12. R2: starting from the 3rd chain: sc X 10. Make 2 pieces and sew them like in the 3rd picture

Assembly Instructions

  • Sew each colored number to its corresponding white circle by positioning the number centrally and using a yarn needle to stitch evenly around the edges.
  • Sew the white numbered circles into the bottoms of the matching colored bowls, aligning the number so it sits flat inside the bowl and sewing through both layers securely.
  • Stuff each ball firmly with polyester fiberfill before closing; finish the last round by sewing the opening closed with a needle through the BLO as instructed.
  • Arrange bowls and balls by color and count into each bowl to check numbers match (for example put 1 purple ball into bowl 1, 2 dark blue into bowl 2), adjust placement and sew any loose pieces.
  • Make three square signs and sew plus, minus or equal pieces onto the squares, then weave in ends and block pieces if desired for a flat finish.

Important Notes

  • πŸ’‘This pattern is written in US terminology and worked in continuous rounds unless otherwise stated; check the abbreviations section for UK equivalents.
  • πŸ’‘Use stitch markers to keep track of rounds, especially when changing rounds from regular sc to BLO rounds around the bowl rim.
  • πŸ’‘Stuff balls gradually to avoid lumps and ensure a smooth, round finish; overstuffing can distort the ball shape so add stuffing little by little.
  • πŸ’‘Weave in ends as you go to keep assemblies neat and reduce finishing time at the end of the project.

This counting toy set brings bright colors and tactile learning together in a handmade package you can be proud of. It makes an excellent gift for toddlers or a playful classroom aid that encourages counting and color recognition. Have fun customizing the colors and enjoy watching little hands learn through play! 🧢🧸

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FAQs

What size will the finished pieces be?

The bowls measure approximately 8-10 cm in diameter depending on your tension and yarn, and the balls are about 2.5-3.5 cm across using the recommended 10-ply yarn and 2.5 mm hook.

Can I use different yarn weights for this pattern?

Yes, you can use different yarn weights but this will affect the final size; if you use bulkier yarn, increase hook size and expect larger bowls and balls.

Do I need prior crochet experience for this pattern?

This pattern is rated intermediate because it includes continuous rounds, BLO rounds, sewing pieces together, and working small number motifs; basic familiarity with sc, inc, dec, and dc is recommended.

How long does this project typically take to complete?

Most crocheters complete this project in 5-7 hours, though time may vary based on experience level and how many pieces you make at once.