This little guy is a lot of work! Not difficult, but lots of little body parts. Good thing it works up quickly. K1 just loves him and is ready for me to make another one in worsted weight yarn for a bigger size. I like the little one with the soft baby yarn. So soft and cuddly! Ready to make your own? I hope you do and share pictures with me. My crocheted Fiona hat has been such a huge hit, I wanted to do another Adventure Time project for all you fans. You may use my pattern, but please do not sell it as your own or I won't continue offering the patterns for free and if you use any of my patterns, I would appreciate the acknowledgement. I've also included a Scribd link at the end for easy printing or saving, but this is new to me so let me know if it works for you. Thanks!
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Adventure
Time
T.V. Puppy
Yarn: I used left over baby yarn in light
purple, white, black, yellow, pink and mint green. You only need small amounts
for each. You can make T.V. a larger size by using worsted weight yarn with the
appropriate hook. (Note: you most likely won’t be able to find black in baby
yarn. Use Caron Simple Soft, or similar, instead.)
Hook: F if you are using baby yarn, G or
H if you are using worsted weight (H if you crochet tightly)
Other supplies: needle, small amount of fiberfill
for stuffing, contrasting yarn for embroidering (optional)
Special Note: Because of the striping, you cannot
work this project in the typical rounds of amigurumi. You must finish off each
round on the body to match up the lines, as indicated in the pattern.
Body
Rnd
1: Make magic
circle and work 6 sc; place a marker to indicate beg of round; move marker up
as each round is completed. Join with a slst to first sc.
Rnd 2: ch 1 and work 1 sc into joining sc.
Work 2 sc in each st around. Join with a slst to first sc– 12 sts.
Rnd
3: ch 1 and
work 1 sc into joining sc. *sc in next st; 2 sc in next st* rep between *
around. Join with a slst to first sc– 18 sts.
Rnd
4: * ch 1 and
work 1 sc into joining sc. sc in next 2 st; 2 sc in next st* rep between *
around. Join with a slst to first sc– 24 sts.
Rnd
5: * ch 1 and
work 1 sc into joining sc. sc in next 3 st; 2 sc in next st* rep between *
around. Join with a slst to first sc– 30 sts.
Rnd
6: * ch 1 and
work 1 sc into joining sc. sc in next 4 st; 2 sc in next st* rep between * around.
Join with a slst to first sc– 36 sts.
Rnd
7: * ch 1 and
work 1 sc into joining sc. sc in next 5 st; 2 sc in next st* rep between *
around. Join with a slst to first sc – 42 sts.
Rnd
8-14: ch 1 and
work 1 sc into joining sc. sc around. Join with a slst to first sc and switch
to green– 42 sts. (insert hook into top of 1st sc, but pull up
next color instead of the current color)
Rnd
14-15: ch 1 and
work 1 sc into joining sc. sc around. Join with a slst to first sc and switch
to purple
– 42 sts.
Rnd 16: ch 1 and work 1 sc into joining sc.
sc around. Join with a slst to first sc and switch to yellow – 42 sts. .
Rnd
17-19: ch 1 and
work 1 sc into joining sc. sc around. Join with a slst to first sc and switch
to pink. – 42 sts.
Rnd
20-24: ch 1 and work
1 sc into joining sc. sc around. Join with a slst to first sc – 42
sts.
Rnd 25: ch 1 and work 1 sc into joining sc. *sc
in next 5 st; sc2tog (sc decrease) in next st* rep between * around. Join with
a slst to first sc – 36 sts.
Rnd
26: ch 1 and
work 1 sc into joining sc. *sc in next 4 st; sc2tog (sc decrease)
in next st* rep between * around. Join with a slst to first sc – 30 sts.
Rnd
27: ch 1 and
work 1 sc into joining sc. *sc in next 3 st; sc2tog (sc decrease)
in next st* rep between * around. Join with a slst to first sc. – 24 sts.
Rnd
28: ch 1 and
work 1 sc into joining sc. *sc in next 2 st; sc2tog (sc decrease)
in next st* rep between * around. Join with a slst to first sc – 18 sts.
~Stuff~
Rnd
29: ch 1 and
work 1 sc into joining sc. *sc in next st; sc2tog (sc decrease) in
next st* rep between * around. Join with a slst to first sc – 12 sts.
Rnd
30: ch 1 and
work 1 sc into joining sc. sc2tog (sc decrease around –6 sts.
Finish off
leaving long enough tail to weave in and pull tight.
Ears
In purple -
make 2
Rnd
1: Make magic
circle and work 4 sc
Rnd
2-4: Sc around,
finish off leaving long enough tail to sew onto body.
Eyes
In white –
make 2
Rnd
1: Make magic
circle and work 6 sc
Rnd 2: Work 2 sc in each st around - 12 sc,
change to black in last st and leave long tail of white for sewing onto body.
Rnd 3: Slst around in back loops only.
Finish off and weave in black.
Snout
In
purple
Rnd
1: Make magic
circle and work 6 sc
Rnd 2: Work 2 sc in each st around - 12 sc
Rnd
3-5: Sc around,
finish off leaving long enough tail to sew onto body. I used a darker shade of
purple to embroider on the nose. Nothing fancy, just sew yarn around one sc at
the end of the snout. You can stuff or leave empty. The same applies for the
tongue (in darker pink).
Horn
In white
Rnd 1: ch 8, join to form ring being careful not to
twist.
Rnd 2: Sc around - 8 sc
Rnd 3: Decsc, 6 sc
Rnd 4: Decsc, 2sc, decsc
Rnd 5: Sc, decsc, sc
Rnd 6: Decsc, slst to join leaving long tail
to sew. Thread yarn onto needle and bring tail through the top of the horn down
to the base. Tuck your starting tail into the horn and stuff lightly before
using the long tail to sew onto top of body.
Legs
In pink –
make 2
Rnd
1: Make magic
circle and work 4 sc
Rnd 2: Work 2 sc in each st around - 8 sc
Rnd 3-8: Sc around, finish off leaving a long
tail to sew onto body and stuff lightly. Attach to bottom of body.
Note: You
can make these as short or long and you wish - just add or delete in rounds 3
to 8.
Arms
In purple -
make 2
Rnd
1: Make magic
circle and work 6 sc
Rnd 2: Work 2 sc in each st around - 12 sc
Rnd
3-15: Sc
around, stuff, and finish off leaving long enough tail to sew onto body.
Note: I made
longer arms like the photo of him swinging. You can make these as short or long
and you wish - just add or delete in rounds 3 to 15.
Tail
In purple
Slst in the
back of body where you want to place the tail. Ch 7. Working back on the chain,
2sc, 2hdc, 2 dc and then slst in body. Finish off leaving long enough tail to
weave in.
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