Crochet Beast From X-Men
by AlexavecunE in Craft > Knitting & Crochet
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Crochet Beast From X-Men
Hello! I'm Alexe and I design tiny crocheted heroes. I really hope you enjoy making this little Beast, I will be back with other geeky patterns. You can send me challenges, I looooove challenges!
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Informations
Hello!
Thank you for choosing my pattern! I hope you enjoy making it. If you have any questions, please contact me
I recommend reading the whole pattern first.
Knowledge needed (US terms)
· Working in rounds
· Magic circle (MC)
· Single crochet (SC)
· Double crochet (DC)
· Slip stitch (Sl ST)
· Fasten off (F/O)
· Basic sewing
· Increase (INC)
· Invisible decrease (DEC)
· Chain (Ch)
Material needed:
· 3.5 mm crochet (US: E)
· Light blue yarn (I actually found the color I wanted at the dollar store, so no brand)
· Electric blue yarn (Patons Astra)
· Yellow yarn (Caron Simply soft (or Michael’s equivalent))
· Black yarn (Caron Simply soft (or Michael’s equivalent))
· White yarn (Caron Simply soft (or Michael’s equivalent))
· Metal brush
· Yarn needle
· Scissors
No gauge
Final result should be around 4 inches high. Depending on the yarn you use, your item could be bigger or smaller.
Head + Hair
**The whole project is worked in ROUNDS unless indicated otherwise**
HEAD (with light blue)
R1-- MC 6
R2-- INC x 6 (12)
R3-- SC 1, INC, SC 2, INC, SC 1, INC, SC 2, INC, SC 1, INC (17)
R4-- SC 2, INC, SC 3, INC, SC 3, INC, SC 3, INC, SC 2 (21)
R5-- SC 3, INC, SC 6, INC, SC 6, INC, SC 3 (24)
R6-- SC 10, INC, SC 13 (25)
R7-- Even (25)
** Begin stuffing lightly. Continue as you go along **
R8-- SC 13, DEC, SC 10 (24)
R9-- SC 3, DEC, SC 6, DEC, SC 6, DEC, SC 3 (21)
R10-- SC 2, DEC, SC 3, DEC, SC 3, DEC, SC 3, DEC, SC 2 (17)
R11-- DEC, SC 1, DEC, SC 2, DEC, SC 1, DEC, SC 2, DEC, SC 1 (12)
R12-- DEC until shut
Eyes: use black. Embroider
Mouth: use electric blue. Embroider
Teeth: use white. Embroider
HAIR (with electric blue)
Repeat Rounds 1 to 7 from “HEAD”
**You will start working in ROWS**
CH 1, turn
Row 8-- Starting in 1st stitch from hook, SC 15 (15)
CH 1, turn
Row 9-- SC 7, DEC, SC 6 (14)
CH 1, turn
Row 10-- SC 6, DEC, SC 6 (13)
CH 1, turn
Row 11-- SC 5, DEC, SC 6 (12)
CH 1, turn
Row 12 – Even (12)
Now you are going to make the BEARD. I recommend you place the hair on the head so you can ajust the tension (or length) of the beard. The beard should be tight and have no slack at all, so please reduce Row 12A and/or 13 if it doesn’t feel right.
Row 12A -- CH 6 and Sl ST, in 1st stitch on other side, turn.
Row 13-- 8 DC over CH 6 from previous row. Sl ST in 1st stitch on other side, turn.89
Row 14-- Even 8 SC, Sl st.
F/O, leave tail
Attach to head and brush (with metal brush) hair from bottom to top and beard from edge of beard to bottom. Place the hair and beard like Beast would. (I do put a bit of hairspray to make it stay in place)
Arms + Legs+ Body
ARMS x 2 (with light blue)
R1-- MC 6
R2-8-- Even (6)
LEGS (Please read carefully as they are a bit different)
Legs are 2 separate pieces stitched together (not sewn) and they are the foundation of the body. You will work in rounds, around both legs to form body.
LEG 1
Start with light blue.
R1 MC 6
R2 INC x 6 (12)
R3-6 Even (12)
Switch to electric blue
R7 Even (12)
F/O, put aside
LEG 2 (DO NOT F/O)
R1 MC 6
R2 INC x 6 (12)
R3-6 Even (12)
Switch to electric blue
R7 Even (12)
Take LEG 1, put them together and Sl ST the 4 stitches touching in the middle. (See pictures)
R8-10 -- SC around (NOT in the middle) (20)
Switch to yellow
R11-12 Even (20)
Switch to light blue
R13 SC 2, DEC, SC 12, DEC, SC 2 (18)
R14 SC 3, DEC, SC 8, DEC, SC 3 (16)
Begin stuffing lightly
R15 SC 1, DEC 2, SC 2, DEC, SC 2, DEC 2, SC 1, DEC 1 (10)
R16 Even (10)
F/O, leave tail
Sew arms to body first and then you can sew the head.
BELT (with black)
R1: MC 6
Sl st in 1st stitch to make a nice circle.
Sew to middle of the yellow belt and embroider a yellow “X”.