Created for the
June CAL/KAL on Pokemon
amigurumi. This pattern is converted from a crochet pattern. The
original creator and pattern can be found in the links at the bottom.
Abbreviations
stst = Stockinette stitch. Knit being the right side and Purl being
the wrong side.
Kfb = Knit front and back into a stitch to increase.
K2tog or P2tog = Knit or Purl 2 stitches together to decrease
B and T = break of yarn leaving a long end and thread through sts
left on the knitting needle and pull tight to close the hole then
fasten off
I-cord=
Knitted on Dpn's. cast on stst then knit as normal, instead of
turning to purl, push the stitches to the end of the dpn and knit
again pulling the wool behind the stitches. After doing this for a
few rows you will see the cord appearing, pull the cord to tighten
the stitches.
If knitting in the round divide the stitches equally
among the needles and when it says to Purl a row Knit instead. Stuff
as you go.
Cast on 8
Purl
Kfb to end (16)
Kfb to end (16)
Purl
(K1,kfb) to end (24)
(K1,kfb) to end (24)
Purl
(K2,kfb)to end (32)
(K2,kfb)to end (32)
Purl
(K3,kfb) to end (40)
(K3,kfb) to end (40)
Purl
(K4,kfb) to end (48)
(K4,kfb) to end (48)
Stst 15 starting with a purl row
(K4,k2tog) to end (40)
(K4,k2tog) to end (40)
Stst 3 starting with a purl row
(K3,k2tog) to end (32) leave a yarn marker to make it easier to find where to attach the points when making up.
(K3,k2tog) to end (32) leave a yarn marker to make it easier to find where to attach the points when making up.
Purl
(K2,k2tog) to end (24)
Purl
(K1, k2tog) to end (16)
Purl
(K2tog) to end (8)
B and T
Sew up back seam stopping 2 inches from the top to stuff. Sew up rest of seam adding more stuffing before closing up.
Sew up back seam stopping 2 inches from the top to stuff. Sew up rest of seam adding more stuffing before closing up.
Points make 8 (Yellow)
Cast on 32
Purl
*K4, wrap and turn and work on these 4
sts only. (4)
Purl
K2tog x 2(2)
Purl
K2tog x 2(2)
Purl
K2tog (1)
Cast off**
Leaving a very long thread sew down the
point and reattach where you left off after turning, repeat * to **
till all 8 points are done.
Pin round he head using the yarn marker as a guide and then sew the left over tail to sew round.
Stem make 1 (Green)
Cast on 5 sts on double pointed needles, place a pipe cleaner/chenille stem at the back of the knitting and knit around it. Knit as an I-cord for 12 rows.
B and T
Sew up both ends making sure to cover the ends of the pipe cleaner/chenille stem, then sew stem to top of head as shown.
Leaves make 2 (Green)
Sew up both ends making sure to cover the ends of the pipe cleaner/chenille stem, then sew stem to top of head as shown.
Leaves make 2 (Green)
Cast on 2
Kfb x2 (4)
Purl
Kfb,K to last st,kfb (6)
Purl
Kfb,k to last st, kfb (8)
Purl
Kfb,K to last st, Kfb (10)
Purl
Kfb,k to last st, kfb (12)
Stst 5 starting with a Purl row
K2tog,k8,k2tog (10)
Purl
K2tog,k6,k2tog (8)
Purl
K2tog,k4, k2tog (6)
Purl
K2tog,k2,k2tog (4)
Cast off
Sew cast off edges together and then
sew to stem just below the top so some of the stem can be seen above
them. I found that the leaves
started to curl, so I backstitched
down the middle and around the edges to make it firmer.
Place pins where the stripes are going
to end, like in the photo. Measure the length between the pins for
the middle and 2 side stripes. Remembering that the 2 side stripes
will cross over at the bottom as show. Cut three strips of felt in
brown to the right length, mine were cut to 1 cm wide but you may
need to make them wider depending on how big the head is. On one end
cut two notches to resemble the pieces as shown in the picture, on
the other end, cut to a slightly rounded point. Place the stripes on
to the head using the pins you have placed. When you are satisfied
with the placement, sew on securely using matching thread.
Cut 2 circles from black, I used the end of a pen to get the right size. Then position them as shown and pin. Sew them on and then add highlights using white thread to make french knots. Embroider mouth as shown centred above the middle strip.
Sunkern and Pokemon are copyright Nintendo.
Original Crochet pattern by Linda Potts and can be found here:
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