Supplies

• Fingering Yarn – 10g
• Fiberfill

Materials

• Size 3.0 mm hook
• Yarn needle
• Scissors

Abbreviations

CH	Chain
SC	Single Crochet
HDC	Half Double Crochet
* A * × B	Repeat “A” for a number of B times

This dumpling consists of 2 different types of triangles.
First, the isosceles triangle, where 2 sides of the triangle have equal length.

1	CH 3, HDC in 3rd CH from hook	2
2	CH 2, HDC in same stitch, 2HDC in last stitch	4
3	CH 2, HDC in same stitch, HDC in next 2 stitches 2HDC in last stitch	6
4	CH 2, HDC in same stitch, HDC in next 4 stitches 2HDC in last stitch	8
5	CH 2, HDC in same stitch, HDC in next 6 stitches 2HDC in last stitch	10
6	CH 2, HDC in same stitch, HDC in next 8 stitches 2HDC in last stitch	12
7	CH 2, HDC in same stitch, HDC in next 10 stitches 2HDC in last stitch	14
8	CH 2, HDC in same stitch, HDC in next 12 stitches 2HDC in last stitch	16
9	CH 2, HDC in same stitch, HDC in next 14 stitches 2HDC in last stitch	18
10	CH 2, HDC in same stitch, HDC in next 16 stitches 2HDC in last stitch	20

Make 3 isosceles triangle.

Then, we make an equilateral triangle for the base.

1	3SC in magic ring	3
2	4SC in each stitch	12
3	2 SC, *4SC, 3 SC* × 2, 4SC, SC	21
4	4 SC, *4SC, 6 SC* × 2, 4SC, 2 SC	30
5	6 SC, *4SC, 9 SC* × 2, 4SC, 3 SC	39
6	8 SC, *4SC, 12 SC* × 2, 4SC, 4 SC	48
7	10 SC, *4SC, 15 SC* × 2, 4SC, 5 SC	57
8	12 SC, *4SC, 18 SC* × 2, 4SC, 6 SC	66

Attach the triangles together. Wrap a yarn of a different colour to tie your dumpling.

P.S. The rice dumpling can absolutely be made of all equilateral triangles as the stitches are tighter and apt for amigurumi but I personally find that the equilateral triangle consumes more yarn and the stiffer and spiral look is not what I exactly go for. The darker green one is made of all equilateral triangles for your reference.