Strange Planet Being Crochet Tutorial & Free Pattern
In this video, you’re going to learn how to make this fluffy alien friend. This project comes with a free pattern and minimum sewing and it’s very easy to make. In the original pattern, I used cotton yarn and a smaller hook but in this tutorial, I decided to try and make the alien with velvet yarn and a bigger hook. I really like the result! In this video, you’re going to learn how to join the legs and arms of the alien. You’re also going to learn how to embroider the eyes. This blue Strange Planet Being is going to be a perfect present for a friend that enjoys the comics and memes.
The pattern is free to use and you can check it out down below.
✨ Stitch Tutorials ✨
- magic circle – https://youtu.be/4PxTtSaUfy8
- sc – https://youtu.be/omQzsQhOztU
- inc – https://youtu.be/ddnEzNetcNg
- dec – https://youtu.be/bMqUG1NGTbM
- F/O – https://youtu.be/nrRVISgXv0Y
- sl st – https://youtu.be/LWJQl2-eCIk
🧶 Materials 🧶
- 5.5mm crochet hook
- Blue velvet yarn
- Black and white cotton yarn for the eyes
- Yarn needle for sewing
- Fiberfill
- Scissors
- Stitch marker
- Pins
- Pipe cleaners for the legs and arms
ARMS
Use 5.5mm crochet hook and blue fluffy yarn.
R1: magic circle with 6sc (6)
R2: *sc, inc* (9)
R3 – R4: sc around (9)
R5: sc in the next 7st, dec in the last st (8)
R6 – R18: sc around (8)
F/O and leave a tail for sewing.
Make two arms.
LEGS
R1: magic circle with 6sc (6)
R2: inc around (12)
R3 – R4: sc around (12)
R5: *sc, dec* (8)
R6 – R25: sc around (8)
Make two legs.
F/O the first leg.
Proceed to make the second leg.
Don’t F/O the second leg. Place a stitch marker on the last stitch.
BODY
After both legs are ready it’s time to connect them and start the body. Connect the legs just before the F/O with a sc. Continue making sc around both legs until you reach the stitch marker.
R26: sc around (16)
R27: *sc in the next 3st, inc* (20)
Now grab the yarn needle for sewing and sew the gap between the two legs.
Place fiberfill inside the legs.
R28 – R38: sc around (20)
SHOULDERS
Now it’s time to connect the arms to the body.
Make sure you leave the stitch marker on the last stitch of the body.
Place stitch markers on the 6th and 7th stitch to indicate the spot of the first arm.
Place stitch marker on the 15th and 16th stitch to indicate the spot of the second arm.
Connect the right arm with a sc to the body just before the F/O of
the arm.
Work sc in the arm.
Connect the arm back to the body with a sc and proceed to sc till you reach the stitch markers for the second arm.
Connect the second arm with a sc to the body just before the F/O. Continue till the end of the row.
R39 – R40: sc around (36)
Close the gaps with a yarn needle for sewing.
R41: *sc in the next 10st, dec* (33)
R42: *sc in the next 9st, dec* (30)
Place some fiberfill in the arms.
R43: *sc in the next 4st, dec* (25)
R44: *sc in the next 3st, dec* (20)
HEAD
R45: sc around (20)
R46: *sc in the next 4st, inc* (24)
R47: *sc in the next 3st, inc* (30)
R48 – R54: *sc around* (30)
R55: *sc in the next 4st, inc* (36)
R56: *sc in the next 4st, dec* (30)
R57: *sc in the next 3st, dec* (24)
R58: sc around (24)
R59: *sc in the next 4st, dec* (20)
R60: *sc in the next 3st, dec* (16)
R61: *sc in the next 2st, dec* (12)
Place fiber fill and stuff very firmly.
R62: dec around (6)
F/O and leave a yarn tail for weaving. With the yarn needle for sewing weave the ends on the top of the head and bury the tail inside it.
Find the middle point of the face and place 6 pins to indicate one eye. There should be 2 stitches between the eyes.
Grab a piece of black yarn or black thread for the pupil.
Now grab the white yarn and add the white detail on the side of the eye.
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