The wingsfor this character totally make the character. You have the option of either sewing or gluing it on and I just used my glue gun. It’s much easier that way. Just be sure to not use too much glue so that you don’t get large blobby bits. Captain America was one of the first marvel crochet patterns I made and I think he still holds up pretty well as adorable little amigurumi doll all these years later! Today I’m adding this Captain America crochet pattern to the blog free, in his Avengers suit, with more Marvel characters to follow! This pattern is one of my more complicated ones, with plenty of colour changes and a removable helmet and shield. This means he may be a challenging project for beginners, but definitely a rewarding one. row 14: (continue in Yellow) dec, sc 3, dec, (change to Beige) sc 3, dec, sc 3, dec, sc 3, dec, sc, (change to Yellow) sc 2, dec, sc 3 (24) This is the second time I’ve done such a kit. Previously, I did the Star Wars kit by Lucy Ravenscar. You find information about that on my blog post here.

The star is raised with textured stitching and the blanket is one piece, the star is totally incorporated into the blanket and is not simply sewn on the circle. Perfect for snuggling under to watch a movie — preferably a superhero one — they can also be great calming aids when your little one has a nightmare and needs some comfort throughout the night. This Superhero hat will be the favorite hat to wear this winter. If you or your little one loves Captain America you will absolutely love this hat! These patterns are by Kati Galusz, an avid crocheter from Hungary. The kit comes with the usual pattern book, yarn to make a couple of the characters and a hook. Just like the Star Wars kit, the yarn isn’t the greatest and the hook is quite cheap. So as usual, I just relied on my own yarn and hook. Although perhaps not quite as svelte as his movie portrayal, this Captain America Amigurumi is super cuddly!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. For the row marked with a double star (row 10) add an additional red stitch either side of your existing stitches. This makes it usually 5 or 6 stitches depending on where your decreases fell in the previous rows.

This Thor Amigurumi inspired crochet pattern will surely please any Thor fan. The completed Thor doll will measure approximately 12 cm tall. These are great, too, because they’re round and will perfectly blend together the need for a playmat with a blanket.

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For all the kids/men that just like action figures and for all us ladies that would just love for a superhero to arrive and swipe us off our feet, this Captain America Amigurumi is perfect for us! Avengers Finger Puppets (links in description) by Shawna Borst, on CrochetBot 3000: Enact your finger sized fantasies with a tiny Iron Man, Captain America, and Hulk! Thor Amigurumi by Jess Newstone, on Over the Bifrost: Another excellent Avengers amigurumi by this amazing designer (and his hat come off too)! And her Tumblr is full of pictures of tiny Loki and Thor having all sorts of adventures, which is just awesome.

You might not be able to take over the universe with these knitted gauntlet’s but you would be very cosy. Buy the pattern on ravelry.com Just add a tie and you’ll be able to transform them from blanket to superhero in a simple flash. Just right for when you’re looking at the idea of adding some wholesome decor that doubles as a toy, right? With this Hammer pattern, you can make a toy Hammer of Thor that can be a nice gift for any Thor and viking fans.Red, white, and blue are this little guy’s favorite colors. This turtle is inspired by the Marvel hero, Captain America. It’s no wonder he’s one of the most well-liked superheroes in the Marvel Universe. Since you’re here, I’m sure you have someone you’re hoping to find the best Captain America amigurumi patterns for. 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.

Make sure when you finish off and start rows again that you are leaving enough of a tail to be able to neatly hide when it’s finished. As an alternative to finishing off and starting again for rows 13-19, you could ch 1 and turn the work instead. This gives the bottom half of the mask a different texture. With hammer in hand, Thor harnesses all his godly powers to wipe out anyone in his path. The Thor fan-base is pretty huge owing to extra charming Chris Hemsworth who truly bring out the essence of this superhero convincing you that no one else could have portrayed the god of thunder better than Chris himself. Each of these superhero blankets is going to be a little different. You’ve got one that is all about showing off the different DC logos. Great if you have all of these colors of supplies and the patience for something really challenging.row 6: (continue in Yellow) sc 2, inc, sc 4, inc, sc 2 (change to Beige) sc 2, inc, sc 4, inc, sc 2 (change to Yellow) sc 2, inc, sc 4, inc, sc 2 (12) (36) A classic Norse Mythology Character, Thor the God of Thunder is a cute addition to every newborn that comes into this world with a bang. Got a little one that loves superheroes? If so, all of these superhero crochet blanket ideas are going to double as a cape! This Captain America inspired lovey blanket is the perfect cuddle companion for all crime fighting babies and Marvel fans alike! When finished he stands at approximately 6.5 inches tall (17cm), his helmet is removable and he balances on his own! Also included is the pattern for his hammer.