Marvel Universe Crochet (Crochet Kits)

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Although perhaps not quite as svelte as his movie portrayal, this knitted Captain America is super cuddly! Buy online at knittersbees.blogspot.com Got a little one that loves superheroes? If so, all of these superhero crochet blanket ideas are going to double as a cape!

If you will use the same yarn and hook, your amigurumi Captain America will measure approximately 5’’ long and 3’’ wide. Such a cute superhero that will fit in the palm of your hands! When I first started making crochet patterns, this Deadpool amigurumi design was one of my first and most popular. The photos have aged a little since he was first created, but the end result is still just as cute! There are a bunch of Marvel crochet patterns I’ve got in the collection that I’m slowly adding to the blog for free, so keep an eye out for more soon. These brilliant caps can easily be adapted for your favourite comic book superhero or villain! Buy the pattern on ravelry.com The hammer is made of soft materials and light enough a baby can wield it like Thor! The diaper cover is adjustable in 3 sizes. Instructions included to make this set for sizes: 0-3, 3-6, 6-12 months and 2-4 years The God of Thunder never fails to make an impression–and a mighty one at that! With his powerful hammer and amazing abilities, Thor doesn’t know how to surrender in a fight against evil.

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Whatever you decide to do, you’ll enjoy making these and giving them out to those who will appreciate them the most. This is especially so if you have someone who enjoys collecting mementos from their favorite superhero. Many will feel able to go to sleep in the dark if they know that they’ve got Captain America watching over them. If you’re a Marvel fan yourself or know someone who is, this tiny Captain America is a great addition to any Marvel fans collection!

By Asgard, your baby will be as tough as Thor in this mighty baby ensemble! Thor’s helmet, hammer and a diaper cover fashioned in the same colors and style as Thor’s pants complete this costume. In the first picture, you can see there are three stitches between the marked stitches. In the second picture you can see the end result of 5 stitches in each row. TIP Stuff the legs before beginning the decreases. Make sure it’s not stuffed too much. You should be able to press the bottom of the feet in and have the doll stand. Putting it all together

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When it comes to superheroes, Captain Steve Rogers is the embodiment of the all-American superhero. I mean, he is Captain America, and he didn’t get that name by accident, either. He earned it long before he even became The First Avenger. This is a personal favourite character of one of my kids. As this was the fourth character, I feel that I’ve got the technique down pretty good by now. My son suggested that I add white felt to the hands and the feet to make him more realistic. They help Iron Man shoot and fly. Iron Man was pretty easy as there are not too many colour changes and he doesn’t require any safety eyes. Avengers Charts by Jessica Evans, on The Happy Hooker Blog: Assemble the perfect intarsia, Tunisian, or tapestry crochet project!

Finish off by doing a slip stitch in the next stitch. Cut the yarn, leaving a tail about 20cm or 7 inches long which we’ll use to attach to the body later. At this point, make sure that you have the correct side on the “outside” of the doll. Arms (make 2) I consider the patterns in this kit to be well written. Not only are they easy to follow and make, but they also turned out well. All the characters have similar construction and worked from the bottom up. The legs are made separately and then joined together when working on the body. The front of the feet are made from bobble stitches. I found this technique to be quite clever and to work really well. I like how the legs are separate and how there are actual feet. Finish off the first leg. Leave the second leg on your crochet hook. This will make it easier to join. Joining the legsGet the Pattern by Irem Design here ANY THOR FAN IS BOUND TO LOVE THESE THOR CROCHET PATTERNS AS THEY REPRESENT THOR IN EVERY WAY! Hulk Soda Cozy by Tia Davis, on Craftown.com: And Iron Man too! They both do prefer their beverages chilly. It's canon . Tony and Rhodey make the perfect team. Buy the Ironman and War Machine knitting patterns on ravelry.com If a decrease is supposed to go where the colour change happens, just move it a stitch earlier or later and replace it with a single crochet to make it easier to change colours. Unfortunately the placement changes depending on where you joined the legs, so it makes it difficult to make an exact stitch count! Feel free to skip all these colour changes and do the entire head in Beige if you don’t care about the removable helmet. The single colour instructions are below for ease of reading: