This document provides an amigurumi crochet pattern for making a Batman minion toy. The pattern includes materials, sizing, abbreviations, and step-by-step instructions for crocheting the various pieces including the yellow body, black bodysuit, mask, ears, goggles, arms, legs, cape, and belt. It also provides instructions for attaching felt pieces for the eye, mouth, and Batman symbol and assembling the finished toy.
This document provides an amigurumi crochet pattern for making a Batman minion toy. The pattern includes materials, sizing, abbreviations, and step-by-step instructions for crocheting the various pieces including the yellow body, black bodysuit, mask, ears, goggles, arms, legs, cape, and belt. It also provides instructions for attaching felt pieces for the eye, mouth, and Batman symbol and assembling the finished toy.
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Batman Minion : patrón inspirado en uno de los personajes de mi villano favorito
This document provides an amigurumi crochet pattern for making a Batman minion toy. The pattern includes materials, sizing, abbreviations, and step-by-step instructions for crocheting the various pieces including the yellow body, black bodysuit, mask, ears, goggles, arms, legs, cape, and belt. It also provides instructions for attaching felt pieces for the eye, mouth, and Batman symbol and assembling the finished toy.
This document provides an amigurumi crochet pattern for making a Batman minion toy. The pattern includes materials, sizing, abbreviations, and step-by-step instructions for crocheting the various pieces including the yellow body, black bodysuit, mask, ears, goggles, arms, legs, cape, and belt. It also provides instructions for attaching felt pieces for the eye, mouth, and Batman symbol and assembling the finished toy.
Please do not sell or use the dolls created from this pattern or the pattern itself for retail or commercial purposes. 1 jamigurumi.etsy.com
Materials: yarn crochet hook, appropriate size for the yarn chosen one safety eye stuffing (fiberfill, polyfill, etc.) tapestry needle felt glue gun What I used: medium worsted weight yarn (black, gray, yellow, gold) crochet hooks (Sizes F and G) 9 mm safety eye white felt for eye black felt for mouth yellow felt for Batman symbol Finished Size: Batman Minion sits approximately 5 tall from tooshie to tip of the ears, based on the materials that I used. Sizes may vary depending on the yarn, tension used, and size of crochet hook. Abbreviations: R = round st = stitch ch = chain stitch hdc = half double crochet dc = double crochet sc = single crochet sl st = slip stitch inc = increase (single crochet twice in the same stitch) dec = decrease (single crochet two stitches together) * = repeat instructions between * and *
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Important Notes: Each piece begins with a Magic Double Ring unless otherwise stated. Use any type of ring you are comfortable with (i.e. adjustable loop, chain 2, and single crochet in second chain, etc.). Work in one continuous spiral; do not join. If you have any questions while making this doll or find errors in the pattern, please send me an email at [email protected] or send me a message on Ravelry. ** I use two types of hooks in this pattern (F and G) and notate which hook at the beginning of each part. Please take note of the hook size before starting! **
Fun Tidbits (optional):
While stuffing the body and/or head, add a rattle in the middle to make a fun toy! Add weight to the doll by putting weighted poly beads or glass beads in the bottom/tooshie area. This will even help your doll sit better! Happy Crocheting! Body (yellow yarn, F hook) R1: 8 sc in a ring (8) R2: inc 8 (16) R3: * sc 1, inc 1 * repeat 8 times (24) R4: * sc 2, inc 1 * repeat 8 times (32) R5-20: sc around (32) R21: * sc 2, dec 1 * repeat 8 times (24) R22: * sc 1, dec 1 * repeat 8 times (16) Stuff body. R23: dec 8 (8) Fasten off and weave in ends.
Body Suit (G hook)
Beginning with black yarn, R1: 8 sc in a ring (8) R2: inc 8 (16) R3: * sc 1, inc 1 * repeat 8 times (24) R4: * sc 2, inc 1 * repeat 8 times (32) R5-7: sc around (32) Switch to gray yarn, R8-12: sc around (32) sl st, fasten off, and weave in end. 3 jamigurumi.etsy.com
Mask (black yarn, G hook)
R1: 8 sc in a ring (8) R2: inc 8 (16) R3: * sc 1, inc 1 * repeat 8 times (24) R4: * sc 2, inc 1 * repeat 8 times (32) R5-11: sc around (32) Fasten off and weave in end.
Ears (black yarn, F hook, make two)
Chain 5, Beginning from 2nd ch from hook, Sc, hdc, dc, dc (4) Fasten off and leave tail long for sewing. Sew ears to mask pointing upwards between R6 and R7 of mask.
Goggle (gray yarn, F hook)
R1: ch 18, sl st in 1st ch to form a ring R2: sc around Leave tail for sewing.
Arms (G hook, make 2)
Beginning with black yarn, R1: 5 sc in a ring (5) R2: * sc 1, inc 1 * repeat 2 times. Just sc for the last stitch. (7) R3: sc around (7) Switch to gray yarn, R4-8: sc around (7) Fasten off and leave tail for sewing. Do not stuff.
Legs (black yarn, F hook, make 2)
R1: 6 sc in a ring (6) R2: inc 6 (12) R3-6: sc around (12) Fasten off leave tail for sewing.
Cape (black yarn, G hook)
Chain 25, R1: Beginning from 2nd ch from hook, * sl st 2, sk 1, sl st * repeat 6 times, ch 2, turn R2-5: dc across, ch 2, turn R6: dc across, ch 1, turn R7: sc across FO. Leave tail long to sew cape to the back of the mask.
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Belt (gold yarn, F hook)
Chain 47, Beginning from 2nd ch from hook, sl st 23, sk 1, sl st 22. Skipping the one chain will create the slight point at the front of the belt. See photo for reference.
Felt pieces You will need to cut 3 items out of felt: 1) White - eye (use goggle for sizing guide) 2) Black - mouth 3) Yellow Batman symbol. Do not make it larger than 3 rows in height.
Assembly 1) Cut a tiny slit in the center of the felt eye circle so you can put the safety eye
through. Glue onto the mask, attaching the eye between R8 and R9. 2) Sew goggle onto mask around the brim of felt eye. 3) Stuff and attach legs to body suit. 4) Sew arm ends shut and attach to brim of body suit. See photo below.
5) Glue on felt Batman symbol and mouth.
6) Sew or glue on belt, just above legs, covering the transition from black to gray yarn. 7) Sew cape to the base of the back of the mask.
Lastly, I like to glue the body suit and mask to the yellow body so they do not slip off. But, thats up to you!
Tada, youre done!
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