I Can Haz Cheezburger?

A WIP finally finished! This has been half finished for the longest time because I couldn't get the proportions right. This ended up being about 2-3 inches in diameter, so more like a slider than a full sized cheeseburger. Originally, this started out from the Lion Brand Yarn pattern for the Jumbo Burger, but I didn't want to make a burger 8 inches across so I decided to miniaturize and make up the pattern as I went.

Everything I kind of eye balled to get it to look right, except the tomatoes. I used a Crochet Spot tutorial to get the nice spokes on the tomato slices. Except, in the end, it didn't matter since I sewed it together so tightly, but it was a nice detail if I had arranged the pieces differently.

The pattern is as follows: (hopefully everything turns out proportionally sized)
Gauge is not particularly important.  All the yarns I used were Red Heart Super Saver Solids in various colors.  G hook for everything.

Lettuce

Ch 6, join with sl st to form ring

Work 15 SC into ring

[Ch 2, sc next st] repeat x15

Ch 3

Work 5 DC into each “loop” (made by Ch2)

Join with sl st, fasten off

Bottom Bun (do not stuff)

Ch 2

6 sc in 2^nd ch from hook

2 sc each st (12)

Back Loops Only: [2 sc, 1 sc next 1 st] repeat x6 (18)

Back Loops Only: [2 sc, 1 sc next 2 st] repeat x6 (24)

Back Loops Only: [2 sc, 1 sc next 3 st] repeat x6 (30)

Back Loops Only: [2 sc, 1 sc next 4 st] repeat x6 (36)

(Both loops) Sc each st around (36)

(Both loops) Sc each st around (36)

Front Loops Only: [sc2tog, 1 sc next 4 st] repeat x6 (30)

Back Loops Only: [sc2tog, 1 sc next 3 st] repeat x6 (24)

Back Loops Only: [sc2tog, 1 sc next 2 st] repeat x6 (18)

Back Loops Only: [sc2tog, 1 sc next 1 st] repeat x6 (12)

Back Loops Only: [sc2tog] repeat x6 (6)

Fasten off

Top Bun

Ch 2

6 sc in 2^nd ch from hook

2 sc each st (12)

[2 sc, 1 sc next 1 st] repeat x6 (18)

Back Loops Only: [2 sc, 1 sc next 2 st] repeat x6 (24)

Back Loops Only: [2 sc, 1 sc next 3 st] repeat x6 (30)

Back Loops Only: [2 sc, 1 sc next 4 st] repeat x6 (36)

(Both loops) Sc each st around (36)

Front Loops Only: [sc2tog, 1 sc next 4 st] repeat x6 (30)

Back Loops Only: [sc2tog, 1 sc next 3 st] repeat x6 (24)

Back Loops Only: [sc2tog, 1 sc next 2 st] repeat x6 (18)

Stuff and Shape, embroider sesame seeds on top

Back Loops Only: [sc2tog, 1 sc next 1 st] repeat x6 (12)

Back Loops Only: [sc2tog] repeat x6 (6)

Fasten off

Meat patty

Ch 2

6 sc in 2^nd ch from hook

2 sc each st (12)

Back Loops Only: [2 sc, 1 sc next 1 st] repeat x6 (18)

Back Loops Only: [2 sc, 1 sc next 2 st] repeat x6 (24)

Back Loops Only: [2 sc, 1 sc next 3 st] repeat x6 (30)

Back Loops Only: [2 sc, 1 sc next 4 st] repeat x6 (36)

(Both loops) Sc each st around (36)

Front Loops Only: [sc2tog, 1 sc next 4 st] repeat x6 (30)

Back Loops Only: [sc2tog, 1 sc next 3 st] repeat x6 (24)

Back Loops Only: [sc2tog, 1 sc next 2 st] repeat x6 (18)

Back Loops Only: [sc2tog, 1 sc next 1 st] repeat x6 (12)

Back Loops Only: [sc2tog] repeat x6 (6)

Fasten off

Tomatoes (make 2)

See Crochet-Spot tutorial for peace sign.

Fasten off

Cheese

A square. (Sorry, I didn't write this one out when I was making it, but use your best judgement for how large it should be.  It should be just big enough so that the edges hang out over the sides of the bun.)

And, just one more note, I understand Front loops (FLO) to be the ones closest to you when you push your hook through the yarn and Back loops (BLO) to be the ones farthest from you.  Leave a comment if that doesn't make sense.