Crochet Pokemon Hat – Pokeball (1-3 Months)

Hey everyone, today I have a Crochet Pokeball Hat Pattern for you!

Are you a fan of Pokemon and looking for a fun way to show off your love for the popular franchise on your little baby? Look no further than this Pokeball-inspired crochet hat! This pattern combines the classic look of a winter hat with the iconic design of a Pokeball, making it the perfect accessory for any Pokemon loving parent. 

Whether you’re braving the cold on a winter day or heading to a Pokemon-themed event with your little one, this hat is sure to turn heads and showcase your love for the game. With easy-to-follow instructions and a simple colorwork design, this pattern is suitable for crocheters of all skill levels. So grab your hooks and yarn, and let’s get started creating your own crochet Pokeball hat!

Be sure to check out some of these other Pokemon Crochet patterns I’ve made!
How Do I Put an Image on a Crochet Hat?

I’ve been curious as to how to put an image on a crochet hat myself, and I think I’ve FINALLY cracked the code. I use the free chart making website, Stitch Fiddle, to do this.

I make an image on Stitch Fiddle, in this case the Pokeball, and I substitute each square on the chart as 1 single crochet in the hat. 

Now, you have to make sure that your image isn’t very big or you’ll have a ginormous, wonky looking crochet hat. Single crochets are also the only way to get your image to work without it getting too distorted (half double crochets and double crochets will make the image too “skinny”). Single crochets have a 1:1 ratio, meaning that they are as tall as they are wide.

I also think it’s best to get an idea of how big your hat needs to be by crocheting until you’ve reached your desired crown diameter and then single crochet a short row (like only make 3 or 4 single crochets, turn and ch 1, etc.) on the hat until you’ve reached the appropriate length for your crown diameter size. 

Look at the amount of rows you single crocheted until the desired length and then count how many you have. That is how many squares long your image can be. The total amount of single crochets you have after you’ve reached your crown diameter is how wide your image can be. 

In the case of the Crochet Pokeball Hat Pattern, I’ve increased until I had a total of 56 stitches. Measured out, I was able to have about 14 rows or 14 squares high to fit an image before the hat would be too long.The Pokeball image is 12 squares high and 12 squares wide, which was the perfect size to fit an image in the middle of the crochet hat.

What is the Crown Diameter and How Do I Find It for My Hat?

The crown diameter is how wide your hat needs to be before you start lengthening. You crochet by increasing stitches in every round until you reach your crown diameter.

It seems like many crochet hat chart sizes have different recommendations for crown diameter and length based on age. To obtain a truly accurate measurement, obtain your head circumference with a tape measure or a piece of string (and then measure the string on a ruler). Take your head circumference number and divide it by 3.14, this is your crown diameter.  

Will this Pattern Work for Other Hat Sizes?

Yes, the Crochet Pokeball Hat technically can be worked for other head sizes (except for newborn). The pattern I have available is made for a 1-3 month old…but you can increase until you hit your crown diameter (as explained above), and use the chart below to place your pokeball, but increase on each side of the pokeball to accommodate the increase in total stitches. You will also have to add a few more rounds below the pokeball to obtain an appropriate length. 

How Do I Change Yarn Colors?

Switch yarn colors the square before the needed color change. This post explains how to color change the right way for this crochet hat pattern. You want to single crochet up to the square before the color change, but don’t finish it all the way! Place the new color on your hook and pull through, proceed to crochet with the new color.

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Hat Size: 

Crown diameter is 4.5 inches and length is 5.25 inches (not including the pom pom). Size may vary depending on your tension and if you use a different yarn/hook size.

Materials Needed: 

Abbreviations Used:

Please note these are in US terms, not UK.

  • St(s) – stitch(es)
  • Ch – chain
  • Sc – single crochet
  • Sc2tog – single crochet two stitches together
  • STW – switch to white yarn
  • STB – switch to black yarn
  • STR – switch to red yarn

Special Instructions:

  • The beginning ch 1 does not count as a st.
  • Rounds are worked by turning after each completed round. This makes it easier to carry the yarn colors with you back and forth.
  • The number in () at the end of the round, indicates how many stitches you should have completed. 

Here is the image of the chart I used to make the hat:

Crochet Pokeball Hat (1-3 months)

With white yarn

  • Round 1: 8 sc in mc, sl st into first st (8 sts)
  • Round 2: Ch 1, 2 sc in each st around, sl st into first st (16 sts)
  • Round 3: Ch 1, 2 sc in next st, 1 sc in next st around, sl st into first st (24 sts)
  • Round 4: Ch 1, 2 sc in next st, 1 sc in next 2 sts around, sl st into first st (32 sts)
  • Round 5: Ch 1, 2 sc in next st, 1 sc in next 3 sts around, sl st into first st (40 sts)
  • Round 6: Ch 1, 2 sc in next st, 1 sc in next 4 sts around, sl st into first st (48 sts)
  • Round 7: Ch 1, 2 sc in next st, 1 sc in next 5 sts around, sl st into first st (56 sts)
  • Round 8: Ch 1, 1 sc in next 26 sts, STB, 1 sc in next 4 sts, STW, 1 sc in next 26 sts, sl st into first st (56 sts)
  • Round 9: Ch 1, 1 sc in next 24 sts, STB, 1 sc in next 2 sts, STR, 1 sc in next 4 sts, STB, 1 sc in next 2 sts, STW, 1 sc in next 24 sts, sl st into first st (56 sts)
  • Round 10: Ch 1, 1 sc in next 23 sts, STB, 1 sc in next st, STR, 1 sc in next 8 sts, STB, 1 sc in next st, STW, 1 sc in next 23 sts, sl st into first st (56 sts)
  • Round 11: Repeat round 10. (56 sts)
  • Round 12: Ch 1, 1 sc in next 22 sts, STB, 1 sc in next st, STR, 1 sc in next 10 sts, STB, 1 sc in next st, STW, 1 sc in next 22 sts, sl st into first st (56 sts)
  • Round 13: Ch 1, 1 sc in next 22 sts, STB, 1 sc in next st, STR, 1 sc in next 4 sts, STB, 1 sc in next 2 sts, STR, 1 sc in next 4 sts, STB, 1 sc in next st, STW 1 sc in next 22 sts, sl st into first st (56 sts)
  • Round 14: Ch 1, 1 sc into next 22 sts, STB, 1 sc in next 2 sts, STR, 1 sc in next 2 sts, STB, 1 sc in next st, STW, 1 sc in next 2 sts, STB, 1 sc in next st, STR, 1 sc in next 2 sts, STB, 1 sc in next 2 sts, STW, 1 sc in next 22 sts, sl st into first st (56 sts)
  • Round 15: Ch 1, 1 sc into next 22 sts, STB, 1 sc in next st, STW, 1 sc in next st, STB, 1 sc in next 3 sts, STW, 1 sc in next 2 sts, STB, 1 sc in next 3 sts, STW, 1 sc in next st, STB, 1 sc in next st, STW, 1 sc in next 22 sts, sl st into first st (56 sts)
  • Round 16: Ch 1, 1 sc in next 23 sts, STB, 1 sc in next st, STW, 1 sc in next 3 sts, STB, 1 sc in next 2 sts, STW, 1 sc in next 3 sts, STB, 1 sc in next st, STW, 1 sc in next 23 sts, sl st into first st (56 sts)
  • Round 17: Ch 1, 1 sc in next 23 sts, STB, 1 sc in next st, STW, 1 sc in next 8 sts, STB, 1 sc in next st, STW, 1 sc in next 23 sts, sl st into first st (56 sts)
  • Round 18: Ch 1, 1 sc in next 24 sts, STB, 1 sc in next 2 sts, STW, 1 sc in next 4 sts, STB, 1 sc in next 2 sts, STW, 1 sc in next 24 sts, sl st into first st (56 sts)
  • Round 19: Ch 1, 1 sc in next 26 sts, STB, 1 sc in next 4 sts, STW, 1 sc in next 26 sts, sl st into first st (56 sts)
  • Round 20: Ch 1, 1 sc in next 5 sts, sc2tog around, sl st into first st (48 sts)
  • Round 21: Ch 1, 1 sc in next 4 sts, sc2tog around, sl st into first st (40 sts)

Cut yarn with scissors, weave in ends with tapestry needle.  

Pom Pom:

  • To make a pom pom out of yarn, cut a long length of yarn (about 12 inches or so) and set aside. 
  • Wrap the yarn around four fingers about 70 times (or until you’re happy with the thickness of your pom pom). 
  • Carefully slide the yarn off your fingers and onto the string of yarn you cut first. Tie the yarn tightly around the bulk of the yarn you wrapped. 
  • Use your scissors to cut the loops made on both sides. Trim up any long pieces.
  • Sew the pom pom into the center of the hat with tapestry needle.

Thank you very much for checking out the Crochet Pokeball Hat Pattern! I hope that you enjoyed making this fun and whimsical hat. I can’t wait to see all of your amazing creations! Be sure to tag me @strommercrafts 🙂

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Crochet Pikachu Table Runner Part 4/4

Hey there everyone, today I have Part 4 of the Crochet Pikachu Table Runner for you today, plus the border!

At this point, Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 should be completed. 

We are still using the 3DC method of filet crocheting in this pattern, and I will continue to describe how many open and closed squares you should have in a row. 

Remember: an open square consists of a DC, CH1, skip a st, and DC, and a closed square is 3DC in a row. 

As always, the PDF chart of the Crochet Pikachu Table Runner is available below, I highly encourage looking at the chart to help visualize the open and closed square placements. The black squares = closed squares and the white squares = open squares.

Materials:

  • White Crochet Thread from Red Heart Super Saver Size 10, 1000 yards x 1
  • 1.65 mm crochet hook 
  • Scissors
  • Tapestry Needle
  • Stitch Marker (optional)

Size:

10.5 in x 58 in 

Please note that your size may differ depending on your tension

Abbreviations:

Please note that these are in US terms not UK

  • ST(s) – stitch(es)
  • SL ST – slip stitch
  • CH – chain
  • SC – single crochet
  • DC – double crochet
  • CH3 PICOT – chain 3 stitches, slip stitch in last stitch made

Crochet Pikachu Table Runner Pattern Part 4/4

  • Row 133: going down, turn, CH4 (counts as DC, CH1 from here on out), make 2 open squares, make 5 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (33 open squares, 5 closed squares).
  • Row 134: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until 1 open square before first closed square from previous row, make 6 closed squares, make 2 open squares. (32 open squares, 6 closed squares).
  • Row 135: going down, turn, CH4, make 2 open squares, make 7 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (31 open squares, 7 closed squares).
  • Row 136: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 7 closed squares, make 2 open squares. (31 open squares, 7 closed squares).
  • Row 137: going down, turn, CH4, make 2 open squares, make 7 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (31, open squares, 7 closed squares).
  • Row 138: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 7 closed squares, make 2 open squares. (31 open squares, 7 closed squares).
  • Row 139: going down, turn, CH4, make 2 open squares, make 7 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (31, open squares, 7 closed squares).
  • Row 140: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until 2 open squares before first closed square from previous row, make 8 closed squares, make 3 open squares. (30 open squares, 8 closed squares).
  • Row 141: going down, turn, CH4, make 3 open squares, make 9 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (29 open squares, 9 closed squares).
  • Row 142: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 9 closed squares, make 3 open squares. (29 open squares, 9 closed squares).
  • Row 143: going down, turn, CH4, make 4 open squares, make 9 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (29 open squares, 9 closed squares).
  • Row 144: going up, turn, CH4, make 8 open squares, make 7 closed squares, make 10 open squares, make 1 closed square, make 1 open square, make 3 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (27 open squares, 11 closed squares).
  • Row 145: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 4 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 1 closed square, make 6 open squares, make 11 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (22 open squares, 16 closed squares).
  • Row 146: going up, turn, CH4, make 8 open squares, make 12 closed squares, make 2 open squares, make 2 closed squares, make 2 open squares, make 1 closed square, make open squares until end of row. (23 open squares, 15 closed squares). 
  • Row 147: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 3 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 13 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (22 open squares, 16 closed squares).
  • Row 148: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 15 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (23 open squares, 15 closed squares).
  • Row 149: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 more open square, make 14 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (24 open squares, 14 closed squares).
  • Row 150: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 14 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (24 open squares, 14 closed squares).
  • Row 151: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until 1 open square before first closed square from previous row, make 12 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 1 closed square, make open squares until end of row. (25 open squares, 13 closed squares). 
  • Row 152: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 10 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 3 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (25 open squares, 13 closed squares).
  • Row 153: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 closed square, make 4 open squares, make 10 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (27 open squares, 11 closed squares).
  • Row 154: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 11 closed squares, make 3 open squares, make 1 closed square, make open squares until end of row. (26 open squares, 12 closed squares).
  • Row 155: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 15 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (23 open squares, 15 closed squares).
  • Row 156: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 15 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (23 open squares, 15 closed squares).
  • Row 157: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 closed square, make 2 open squares, make 13 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (24 open squares, 14 closed squares).
  • Row 158: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 11 closed squares, make 4 open squares, make 1 closed square, make 1 open square, make 1 closed square, make open squares until end of row. (25 open squares, 13 closed squares).
  • Row 159: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 3 closed squares, make 5 open squares, make 11 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (24 open squares, 14 closed squares).
  • Row 160: going up, turn, CH4, make 7 open squares, make 14 closed squares, make 2 open squares, make 1 closed square, make 2 open squares, make 1 closed square, make open squares until end of row. (22 open squares, 16 closed squares).
  • Row 161: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 more open square, make 1 closed square, make 1 open square, make 3 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 15 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (19 open squares, 19 closed squares).
  • Row 162: going up, turn, CH4, make 4 open squares, make 16 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 2 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 2 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (18 open squares, 20 closed squares).
  • Row 163: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 2 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 2 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 18 closed squares, make 2 open squares. (16 open squares, 22 closed squares).
  • Row 164: going up, turn, CH4, make 2 open squares, make 7 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 12 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 2 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (17 open squares, 21 closed squares).
  • Row 165: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 2 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 12 closed squares, make 2 open squares, make 1 closed square, make 3 open squares, make 2 closed squares, make 2 open squares. (21 open squares, 17 closed squares).
  • Row 166: going up, turn, CH4, make 2 open squares, make 6 closed squares, make 3 open squares, make 10 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 2 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (20 open squares, 18 closed squares).
  • Row 167: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 more open square, make 8 closed squares, make 2 open squares, make 10 closed squares, make 3 open squares. (20 open squares, 18 closed squares).
  • Row 168: going up, turn, CH4, make 3 open squares, make 3 closed squares, make 3 open squares, make 3 closed squares, make 4 open squares, make 7 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (25 open squares, 13 closed squares).
  • Row 169: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 more open square, make 7 closed squares, make 2 open squares, make 4 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (27 open squares, 11 closed squares).
  • Row 170: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 13 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (25 open squares, 13 closed squares).
  • Row 171: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 more open square, make 3 closed squares, make 3 open squares, make 6 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (29 open squares, 9 closed squares).
  • Row 172: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 more open square, make 11 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (27 open squares, 11 closed squares).
  • Row 173: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 2 more open squares, make 8 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (30 open squares, 8 closed squares).
  • Row 174: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 more open square, make 3 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (35 open squares, 3 closed squares).
  • Row 175-176: going up, then down, turn, CH4, make open squares until end of row. (38 open squares). 

DON’T CUT YOUR YARN.

You now have the main part of the crochet Pikachu Table Runner completed.

I highly suggest crocheting the border on the table runner, as it gives it a polished look and a nice vintage vibe. 

***Please note that the stitches on the long side before the corner will not line up evenly like on the short side***. This makes the border slightly off on those sides. I’ve made adjustments to the pattern to make it less noticeable, and when you’re finished it will be difficult to tell.

Here is a diagram of the pattern for the border I used.

Border:

Row 1: Turn, ch 1, (sc, ch 1, sc) in same st, sc in each st and ch 1 space across, (sc, ch 1, sc) in the corner spaces. Repeat on all sides. When crocheting down the sides of the table runner, sc in top of dc or ch 3 and in the middle of the “leg” of the dc or in one of the chs in the ch 3. Sl st to the first sc.

Pikachu Table Runner Row 1
Row 1
Pikachu Pattern Table Runner Border Row 1 Corner
Row 1 Corner

Row 2: Sl st into ch 1 space of corner (sc, ch 3, sc), sc in next 4 sts, *(ch 3, skip a st, sc in next st x3 times), sc in next 3 sts.* Repeat from *to* until you’ve reached the corner, sc in next st, (sc, ch 3, sc) in ch 1 corner space. Continue down the next side, after the very last (sc, ch 3, sc), sc in next 6 sts. Create the next (sc, ch 3, sc )corner in the ch 1 space. Continue until the last corner, after last (sc, ch 3, sc), sc in next 4 sts, sl st into first sc made.

Crochet Pikachu Pattern Table Runner Border Row 2
Row 2
Pikachu Table Runner Border Row 2 Corner
Row 2 Corner

Row 3: Ch 1, sc in same st, sc in next st, (sc, ch 5, sc) in ch 3 corner space. Sc in next st, *ch 5, skip 4 sts and sc into next ch 3 space, ch 3, sc into next ch 3 space, ch 3 and sc into last ch 3 space.* Repeat from *to,* until next corner. Ch 5, skip 4 sts, sc into next st, (sc, ch 5, sc) into next ch 3 corner space. Sc into next st and repeat from *to* again down the next side. At the next corner, ch 5, skip 7 sts, sc into next st. Continue until last corner, sl st into first sc made.

 

Row 4: Ch 1, sc in same st, sl st into ch 5 corner space, ch 3 (counts as dc), make 4 dc in same space, make ch 3 picot, make 4 more dc in same space, sc in next st. *4 dc in next ch 5 space, ch 3 picot, 4 more dc in ch 5 space, sc in next ch 3 space, ch 3, sc in next ch 3 space.* Repeat from *to* until next corner. Continue all the way around, make sure to sc in st prior to and after corner spaces, sl st into first sc made.

Cut yarn with scissors, weave in end with tapestry needle. 

Pat yourself on the back for making it all the way to the end!

Thank you for reading my pattern, until next time!

Crochet Pikachu Table Runner Part 3/4

Hey everyone, today I have Part 3 of the Crochet Pikachu Table Runner Pattern available for you! You should have Part 1 and Part 2 completed by this point.

If you are not familiar, I am using a technique called filet crochet to make this table runner. More specifically, the 3DC method of filet crochet. 

Again, I will be describing the stitches as I did in Part 2. That is, I will be discussing where to place an open and closed square.

Remember: An open square consists of a DC, CH1, skip a st, DC. A closed square consists of 3 DC in a row. 

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Materials:

Size:

10.5 in x 58 in 

Please note that your size may differ depending on your tension

Abbreviations:

Please note that these are in US terms not UK

  • ST(s) – stitch(es)
  • SL ST – slip stitch
  • CH – chain
  • SC – single crochet
  • DC – double crochet
  • CH3 PICOT – chain 3 stitches, slip stitch in last stitch made

Crochet Pikachu Table Runner Part 3/4:

  • Row 87: going down, turn, CH4, make 7 open squares, make 5 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (33 open squares, 5 closed squares).
  • Row 88: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until 1 closed square before previous row, make 6 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (32 open squares, 6 closed squares).
  • Row 89: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 7 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (31 open squares, 7 closed squares).
  • Row 90: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 7 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (31 open squares, 7 closed squares).
  • Row 91: going down, turn CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 more open square, make 6 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (32 open squares, 6 closed squares).
  • Row 92: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 6 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (32 open squares, 6 closed squares).
  • Row 93: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 6 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (32 open squares, 6 closed squares).
  • Row 94: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until 3 squares away from first closed square from previous row, make 8 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (30 open squares, 8 closed squares).
  • Row 95: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 8 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (30 open squares, 8 closed squares).
  • Row 96: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until 3 squares away from first closed square from previous row, make 11 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (27 open squares, 11 closed squares).
  • Row 97: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 5 more open squares, make 6 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (32 open squares, 6 closed squares).
  • Row 98: going up, turn, CH4, make 2 open squares, make 4 closed squares, make 11 open squares, make 2 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 4 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (28, open squares, 10 closed squares).
  • Row 99: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 3 more open squares, make 2 closed squares, make 2 open squares, make 1 closed square, make 9 open squares, make 5 closed squares, make 2 open squares. (30 open squares, 8 closed squares).
  • Row 100: going up, turn, CH4, make 3 open squares, make 1 closed square, make 6 closed squares, make 3 open squares, make 2 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 3 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (26 open squares, 12 closed squares).
  • Row 101: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 3 more open squares, make 11 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 2 closed squares, make 3 open squares. (25 open squares, 13 closed squares).
  • Row 102: going up, turn, CH4, make 4 open squares, make, 13 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (25 open squares, 13 closed squares).
  • Row 103: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until 1 closed square before first closed square from previous row, make 13 closed squares, make 5 open squares. (25 open squares, 13 closed squares).
  • Row 104: going up, turn, CH4, make 5 open squares, make 13 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (25 open squares, 13 closed squares).
  • Row 105: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until 1 closed square before first closed square from previous row, make 1 closed square, make 2 open squares, make 11 closed squares, make 5 open squares. (26 open squares, 12 closed squares).
  • Row 106: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 more open square, make 9 closed squares, make 3 open squares, make 1 open square, make open squares until end of row. (28 open squares, 10 closed squares).
  • Row 107: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until 1 square before first closed square from previous row, make 3 closed squares, make 3 open squares, make 8 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (27 open squares, 11 closed squares).
  • Row 108: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 more open square, make 13 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (25 open squares, 13 closed squares).
  • Row 109: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 13 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (25 open squares, 13 closed squares).
  • Row 110: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 13 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (25 open squares, 13 closed squares).
  • Row 111: going down, turn, CH4, make 12 open squares, make 2 closed squares, make 4 open squares, make 1 closed square, make 3 open squares, make 9 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (26 open squares, 12 closed squares).
  • Row 112: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 more open square, make 7 closed squares, make 4 open squares, make 1 closed square, make 4 open squares, make 2 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (28 open squares, 10 closed squares).
  • Row 113: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until 1 square before first closed square from previous row, make 1 closed square, make 2 open squares, make 1 closed square, make 2 open squares, make 13 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (23 open squares, 15 closed squares).
  • Row 114: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 13 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 1 closed square, make 3 open squares, make 1 closed square, make open squares until end of row. (23 open squares, 15 closed squares).
  • Row 115: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 closed square, make 1 open square, make 3 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 13 closed squares. (21 open squares, 17 closed squares).
  • Row 116: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 more open square, make 12 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 3 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 1 closed square, make open squares until end of row. (22 open squares, 16 closed squares).
  • Row 117: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 closed square, make 1 open square, make 16 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (22 open squares, 16 closed squares).
  • Row 118: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 12 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 3 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 1 closed square, make open squares until end of row. (22 open squares, 16 closed squares).
  • Row 119: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 more open square, make 1 closed square, make 1 open square, make 2 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 12 closed squares. (23 open squares, 15 closed squares).
  • Row 120: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 15 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 1 closed square, make open squares until end of row. (22 open squares, 16 closed squares).
  • Row 121: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 more open square, make 11 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 4 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (23 open squares, 15 closed squares).
  • Row 122: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until 1 square before first closed square of previous row, make 5 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 1 closed square, make 2 open squares, make 8 closed squares. (24 open squares, 14 closed squares).
  • Row 123: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 more open square, make 6 closed squares, make 4 open squares, make 1 closed square, make 1 open square, make 4 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (27 open squares, 11 closed squares).
  • Row 124: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 7 closed squares, make 2 open squares, make 7 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (24 open squares, 14 closed squares).
  • Row 125: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 11 closed squares, make 2 open squares, make 3 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (24 open squares, 14 closed squares).
  • Row 126: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 3 closed squares, make 2 open squares, make 4 closed squares, make 3 open squares, make 4 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (27 open squares, 11 closed squares).
  • Row 127: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 more open square, make 10 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 4 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (24 open squares, 14 closed squares).
  • Row 128: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 2 more open squares, make 12 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (26 open squares, 12 closed squares).
  • Row 129: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 2 more open squares, make 6 closed squares, make 2 open squares, make 1 closed square, make open squares until end of row. (31 open squares, 7 closed squares).
  • Row 130: going up, turn, CH4, make 16 open squares, make 2 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (36 open squares, 2 closed squares).
  • Row 131-132: going down, then going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until end of row. (38 open squares).

Pikachu number 3 is complete! Only 1 more to go! 

Pat yourself on the back for making it this far. Take a break, let your hands rest, and we’ll continue on to Part 4 of the Crochet Pikachu Table Runner.

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Crochet Pikachu Table Runner Part 2/4

If you’ve completed Part 1/4 of the Crochet Pikachu Table Runner, you should be able to make open and closed squares without difficulty. I will be changing how I describe the following rows in part 2-4. Instead of describing the placement of CH1s and DCs, I’m going to tell you where to place open or closed squares.

Remember:

  • An open square consists of a series of (DC, CH1, skipping a ST or CH1 space, DC)
  • A closed square consists of a series of 3 DC, with the 2nd DC being in a ST or CH1 space.

You can download a PDF of the crochet Pikachu Table Runner below. I highly recommend looking at the chart as you go. 

Another reminder; read this chart up and down and towards the right. Black squares = closed squares and white squares = open squares in this chart.

The CH4 counts as a DC and CH1 for each row.

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Materials:

Size:

10.5 in x 58 in 

Please note that your size may differ depending on your tension.

Crochet Pikachu Table Runner Part 2/4

  • Row 45: going down, turn, CH4, make 9 open squares, make 5 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (33 open squares, 5 closed squares)
  • Row 46: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until 1 open square before the first closed square from previous row, make 6 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (32 open squares, 6 closed squares)
  • Row 47: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until the first closed square from previous row, make 6 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (32 open squares, 6 closed squares)
  • Row 48: going up, repeat row 47
  • Row 49: going down, turn, CH4, make 10 open squares (should have last open square on top of a closed square from previous row), make 5 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (33 open squares, 5 closed squares)
  • Row 50: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until 1 open square before the first closed square from previous row, make 6 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (32 open squares, 6 closed squares)
  • Row 51: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 11 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (27 open squares, 11 closed squares)
  • Row 52: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 10 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (28 open squares, 10 closed squares)
  • Row 53: going down, repeat row 52
  • Row 54: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until 1 open square before first closed square from previous row, make a closed square, make 1 open square, make 3 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (34 open squares, 4 closed squares)
  • Row 55: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 3 closed squares, make 1 open square, make a closed square, make open squares until end of row. (34 open squares, 4 closed squares)
  • Row 56: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until 2 open squares before the first closed square from previous row, make 2 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 1 closed square, make open squares until end of row. (35 open squares, 3 closed squares)
  • Row 57: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 3 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 1 closed square, make open squares until end of row. (34 open squares, 4 closed squares)
  • Row 58: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 2 closed squares, make open squares until the end of row. (36 open squares, 2 closed squares) the second Pikachu’s tail is now complete
  • Row 59: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 5 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (33 open squares, 5 closed squares)
  • Row 60: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until 2 open squares from first closed square from previous row, make 7 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (31 open squares, 7 closed squares)
  • Row 61: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until 1 open square before first closed square from previous row, make 10 closed squares, make open square until end of row. (27 open squares, 10 closed squares)
  • Row 62: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until 1 open square before first closed square from previous row, make 12 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (26 open squares, 12 closed squares)
  • Row 63: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until 1 open square before first closed square from previous row, make 1 closed square, make 2 open squares, make 11 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (26 open squares, 12 closed squares)
  • Row 64: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until 2 open squares before first closed square from previous row, make 12 closed squares, make 3 open squares, make 1 closed square, make open squares until end of row. (25 open squares, 13 closed squares)
  • Row 65: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until 1 open square before first closed square from previous row, make 17 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (21 open squares, 17 closed squares)
  • Row 66: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 closed square, make 1 open square, make 15 closed squares, make open square until end of row. (22 open squares, 16 closed squares)
  • Row 67: going down, turn, CH4, make open square until 4 open squares before first closed square from previous row, make 2 closed squares, make 2 open squares, make 1 closed square, make 1 open square, make 15 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (20 open squares, 18 closed squares)
  • Row 68: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 3 more open squares, make 10 closed squares, make 3 open squares, make 1 closed square, make 1 open square, make 1 closed square, make 1 open square, make 1 closed square, make open squares until end of row. (25 open squares, 13 closed squares)
  • Row 69: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until two squares before first closed square from previous row, make a closed square, make an open square, make another closed square, make 2 open squares, make 14 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (22 open squares, 16 closed squares).
  • Row 70: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 more open square, make 12 closed squares, make 2 closed squares, make 4 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (22 open squares, 16 closed squares).
  • Row 71: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 2 open squares, make 2 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 12 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (23 open squares, 15 closed squares).
  • Row 72: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 11 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 3 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 1 closed square, make open squares until end of row. (23 open squares, 15 closed squares).
  • Row 73: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 2 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 2 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 11 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (23 open squares, 15 closed squares).
  • Row 74: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 12 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 4 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (22 open squares, 16 closed squares).
  • Row 75: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 closed square, make 1 open square, make 17 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (20 open squares, 18 closed squares).
  • Row 76: goin up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 5 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 10 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 1 closed square, make open squares until end of row. (22 open squares, 16 closed squares).
  • Row 77: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 7 closed squares, make 2 open squares, make 3 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 1 closed square, make 2 open square, make 1 closed square, make open squares until end of row. (26 open squares, 12 closed squares). 
  • Row 78: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 more open square, make 3 closed squares, make 1 open square, make 2 closed squares, make 4 open squares, make 6 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (27 open squares, 11 closed squares).
  • Row 79: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 7 closed squares, make 2 open squares, make 5 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (26 open squares, 12 closed squares).
  • Row 80: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 1 more open square, make 12 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (26 open squares, 12 closed squares).
  • Row 81: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 3 closed squares, make 3 open squares, 5 closed squares. (30 open squares, 8 closed squares).
  • Row 82: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 10 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (28 open squares, 10 closed squares). 
  • Row 83: going down, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 2 more open squares, make 7 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (31 open squares, 7 closed squares).
  • Row 84: going up, turn, CH4, make open squares until first closed square from previous row, make 2 more open squares, make 3 closed squares, make open squares until end of row. (35 open squares, 3 closed squares).
  • Row 85-86: going down, then up, turn, CH4, make open squares until end of row. (35 open squares).

Congratulations! You’ve finished your 2nd Pikachu, only 2 more to go! Take a rest, give your wrists a break and we’ll continue on to Part 3.

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Crochet Pikachu Table Runner Pattern Part 1/4

Hello everyone, I’m excited to show off my latest crochet pattern…a Crochet Pikachu Table Runner! I’ve been in love with using small crochet thread by Red Heart Super Saver recently (which is how I made this piece).

I’ve decided to make this crochet pikachu table runner a 4 part series, this first part will be fairly long, however that is to get you used to the filet crochet technique I’m using here. I will link the parts later in this post once they are complete. 

Click here for Part 2.

Click here for Part 3.

Click here for Part 4.

The funny thing about this pattern is that I was actually trying to figure out how I could make a pikachu doily instead…but it turned out to be WAY too difficult for me to do. I just couldn’t get pikachu small enough to make out all the necessary details in the doily. However, the Crochet Pikachu Table Runner Pattern was born! 

It will be helpful if you know how to filet crochet already, but if you don’t, no worries. I have the crochet math figured out for you, and after a few rows, you’ll get the hang of it!

If you’re a visual person, there’s a PDF download of the chart I used below. The white color = open squares and the black color = closed squares. Keep in mind that this chart reads differently than previous charts I’ve created. Instead of crocheting left to right and working up, you will need to crochet up and down and to the right if looking at the chart

Why would I do it this way? It might seem a little confusing to read it like this (and you can always print the PDF out and turn it), but this helps prevent a lot of frogging if you mess up. It is super not fun to pull out a long row of crochet because you misplaced 1 closed block, but if it happens on the short side, it doesn’t hurt as bad (in my opinion anyways).

Stick around for the border too! I think the border completes this piece and gives it a vintage crochet vibe that I was shooting for. Borders just make crochet pieces look so much better, but they’re always optional.

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Materials:

Size:

My table runner ended up being about 10.5 in x 58 in 

Please note that your size may differ depending on your tension.

Time to Complete:

The Crochet Pikachu Table Runner Pattern took me about 2 weeks of inconsistent crocheting to complete. Your time may vary.

Abbreviations:

Please note that these are in US terms not UK.

  • ST(s) – stitch(es)
  • SL ST – slip stitch
  • CH – chain
  • SC – single crochet
  • DC – double crochet
  • CH3 PICOT – chain 3 stitches, slip stitch in last stitch made

Important Notes:

  • The Math: 38 squares x2 = 76+4 chs. The +4 is for the turning ch plus a ch 1.
  • The filet crochet method used for this pattern includes the 3DC method. That means that a total of 3 DC makes an open or closed square.
  • The CH3’s at the beginning of the row counts as a DC.
  • At the end of the rows, I have included the words up and down. This is based on looking the PDF chart.
  • The border makes a beautiful finish, however the stitches on the long side before the corner, will not line up evenly like on the short side. This makes the border slightly off on those sides. I’ve made adjustments to the pattern to make it less noticeable, and when you’re finished it will be difficult to tell.

If you make this pattern and post to social media, please don’t forget to tag me on Instagram @strommercrafts! Please do not claim this pattern as your own. 

Crochet Pikachu Table Runner Pattern

The Math: 38 squares x2 = 76+4 chs, dc in 6th ch from hook

CH 80

1st Pikachu

  • Row 1: DC in 6th ch from hook, CH1, skip a CH, DC in next CH, all the way to the end. (38 open squares) down. (Place your stitch marker, paperclip, or scrap piece of yarn on one side so you can determine which direction you were going when you need to stop).
  • Row 2: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, all the way to the end, place last DC in 3rd CH from last row’s CH4 (this is how you will end all rows throughout this pattern). (38 open squares) up
  • Row 3: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC x 2 times), (you should have 3 open squares at this point). (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC x 6 times), (now you should have 6 closed blocks). CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC until end of row. (32 open squares, 6 closed squares) down
  • Row 4: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC until you get to the first closed block from previous row), DC in next 12 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC until end of row). (32 open squares, 6 closed squares) up
  • Row 5-6: Repeat Row 4 (32 open squares, 6 closed squares) down, up
  • Row 7: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC x 2 times, CH1, skip a DC, DC in next DC), (this will make an open square on top of a closed square from the previous row). (DC in next 10 STS, DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), (this creates a closed square on top of an open square from previous row). (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC until end of row). (32 open squares, 6 closed squares) down
  • Row 8: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC until you reach the first closed square from previous row), DC in next 12 STS. (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC until end of row). (32 open squares, 6 closed squares) up
  • Row 9: Repeat Row 8 (32 open squares, 6 closed squares) down
  • Row 10: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, continue this and stop 1 open square before the series of closed squares), DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC (you have a closed square on top of an open square from previous row), DC in next 10 STS, CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC. (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC until end of row). (32 open squares, 6 closed squares) up
  • Row 11: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC until you reach first closed square from previous row), DC in next 12 STS. (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC x 3 times, you will have 3 closed blocks on top of 3 open squares from previous row). (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC until end of row). (29 open squares, 9 closed squares) down
  • Row 12: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC until you reach the first closed square from previous row), DC in next 18 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC until end of row). (29 open squares, 9 closed squares) up
  • Row 13: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until you reach the first closed square from previous row), DC in next 18 STS, (DC in CH1 space, DC in next Dc x 3 times, you will have 3 closed squares on top of 3 open squares from previous row. (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC until end of row). (26 open squares, 12 closed squares) down
  • Row 14: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until you reach the first closed square from previous row), DC in next 2 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next ST x 2 times, you will have 2 open squares on top of 2 closed squares from previous row). DC in next 6 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next ST x 6 times, 6 open squares on top of 6 closed squares from previous row). (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (34 open squares, 4 closed squares) up
  • Row 15: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until you reach the first closed square from previous row), (DC, skip a ST, DC in next ST, 1 open square on top of closed square from previous row), DC in next 4 STS, (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, 1 open square on top of 1 open square from previous), DC in next 2 STS. (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (34 open squares, 4 closed squares) down
  • Row 16: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, continue until 1 open square before the first closed square, DC in CH1 space, DC in next SC, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), DC in next CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next ST x 3 times, 3 open squares on top of 3 closed squares), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row. (36 open squares, 2 closed squares) up. At this point you should have most of Pikachu’s tail completed.
  • Row 17: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until you reach the first closed square from previous row), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC), (DC in next CH1 space, DC in next DC), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC), (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC). (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC x 2 times), (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC x 3 times), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (33 open squares, 5 closed blocks) down
  • Row 18: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, continue until 3 open square before the first closed square from previous row). (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC x 3 times), DC in next 6 STS, (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC x 2 times), (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row) (29 open squares, 9 closed squares) up
  • Row 19: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until you reach the first closed square from previous row), (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), (DC in next CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 16 STS, (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC x 2 times), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (27 open squares, 11 closed squares) down
  • Row 20: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, continue until 1 open square before the first closed square from previous row). (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 22 STS, (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC until end of row). (25 open squares, 13 closed squares) up
  • Row 21: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, continue until 1 open square before the first closed square from previous row). (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 26 STS, (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC until end of row). (23 open squares, 15 closed squares) down
  • Row 22: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, continue until 1 open square before the first closed square from previous row). (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 24 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), DC in next 4 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (22 open squares, 16 closed squares) up
  • Row 23: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, continue until 1 open square before the first closed square from previous row). (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC x 2 times), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC), (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC, you will have made 4 open squares), DC in next 24 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (25 open squares, 13 closed squares). Down
  • Row 24: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC. until you reach the first closed square from previous row), DC in next 22 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC x 4 times), DC in next 2 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (26 open squares, 12 closed squares) up
  • Row 25: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, continue until 1 open square before the first closed square from previous row), (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC), (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC x 4 times), DC in next 8 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), DC in next 6 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC x 3 times), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (26 open squares, 12 closed squares) down
  • Row 26: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until you reach the first closed square from previous row), DC in next 2 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC x 2 times), (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 12 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next ST x 2 times), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC x 2 times), DC in next 2 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (29 open squares, 9 closed squares) up
  • Row 27: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, continue until 1 open square before the first closed square from previous row), (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 2 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC x 4 times), (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC x 2 times), DC in next 10 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC x 2 times), DC in next 2 STS, (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC x 6 times), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC until end of row). (24 open squares, 14 closed squares). Down
  • Row 28: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC), (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 8 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC x 2 times), DC in next 2 STS, (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC x 2 times), DC in next 10 STS, (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC x 2 times), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC), (DC in next CH1 space, DC in next DC x 2 times), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 4 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (19 open squares, 19 closed squares). Up
  • Row 29: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until first closed square from previous row), (CH 1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), DC in next 2 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 4 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 20 STS, (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 10 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (19 open squares, 19 closed squares). Down
  • Row 30: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 4 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), DC in next 4 STS, (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 20 STS, (CH 1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 2 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), (DC in CH 1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 2 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (19 open squares, 19 closed squares) Up
  • Row 31: Turn, CH4, skip CH 1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until first closed square from previous row), DC in next 4 STS, (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 6 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), DC in next 22 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 4 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (18 open squares, 20 closed squares) Down
  • Row 32: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC), (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC x 2 times), DC in next 2 STS, (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 22 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 4 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), DC in next 4 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (21 open squares, 17 closed squares) up
  • Row 33: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until first closed square from previous row), DC in next 4 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 4 STS, (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 22 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC x 2 times), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (22 open squares, 16 closed squares). Down
  • Row 34: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until first closed square from previous row), (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), DC in next 26 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 2 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (24 open squares, 14 closed squares) Up
  • Row 35: start of Pikachu’s head Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until first closed square from previous row), (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), DC in next 16 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC x 2 times), DC in next 6 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (26 open squares, 12 closed squares) down
  • Row 36: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until first closed square from previous row), (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC x 2 times), (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), DC in next 16 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (28 open squares, 10 closed squares), Up
  • Row 37: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until first closed square from previous row), (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), DC in next 14 STS, (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC x 2 times), (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC), DC in next 4 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (27 open squares, 11 closed squares). Down
  • Row 38: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until first closed square from previous row), DC in next 6 STS, (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC x 2 times), DC in next 16 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (25 open squares, 13 closed squares). Up
  • Row 39: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until first closed square from previous row), DC in next 10 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC x 3 times), DC in next 10 STS, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (28 open squares, 10 closed squares) down
  • Row 40: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until first closed square from previous row), (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), DC in next 8 STS, (DC in CH1 space, DC in next DC x 3 times), DC in next 8 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (27 open squares, 11 closed squares) up
  • Row 41: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until first closed square from previous row), (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC x 2 times), DC in next 16 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (30 open squares, 8 closed squares). Down
  • Row 42: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until first closed square from previous row), (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC), DC in next 6 STS, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC x 4 times), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until end of row). (35 closed squares, 3 open squares) Up
  • Row 43-44: Turn, CH4, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC, until first closed square from previous row, (CH1, skip a ST, DC in next DC x 3 times), (CH1, skip CH1 space, DC in next DC until end of row). (38 closed squares).

You’ve now completed part 1/4 of the Crochet Pikachu Table Runner. 

I will be posting the next parts here as I finish them.

Click here for Part 2.

Click here for Part 3.

Click here for Part 4.

Thank you as always, if you see a mistake or have questions let me know in the comments below.

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Crochet Umbreon Hat – Free Crochet Pattern

Pinterest pin of Umbreon crochet hat

Hey everyone! I decided to whip up another Pokémon themed crochet hat based off of my favorite dark type, Umbreon! 

I used Red Heart Super Saver yarn to complete this project, but feel free to use a brand of your choice as long as it’s a medium worsted weight yarn (#4). 

The hat pictured above is sized for a teen/small adult (about a 20 inch head circumference and the hat is about 7.75-8 inches tall). If you’re  familiar with crocheting hats, you can adjust the size and length of the hat as needed. I have a hat chart here if you need a reference to adjust your hat size accordingly.

The ears are roughly 7 inches tall and about 6.75 inches in circumference, but yours might be slightly bigger or smaller, it just depends on how tight or loose you like to crochet and how firmly you stuff the ear.

Materials Needed:

  • 5mm crochet hook
  • 4mm crochet hook
  • 1 skein of medium worsted weight Red Heart Super Saver Yarn in Black
  • <1 skein of medium worsted weight Red Heart Super Saver Yarn in Bright Yellow
  • Poly-Fil
  • Stitch marker
  • Scissors
  • Tapestry needle

Abbreviations Used:

  • Sc – single crochet
  • Hdc – half double crochet
  • Ch – chain
  • St(s) – stitch(es)
  • Sl st – slip stitch
  • Sc2tog – single crochet two stitches together
  • Mc – magic circle
  • * – repeat instructions between *and* 

Special Instructions:

Hat

For the hat, I use the magic circle to start, but you can chain 2 and start in the second chain from your hook to create the hat. Totally your choice. I find that the magic circle makes the hole at the top of your hat a little less big

The chain 1 does not count as a stitch. Start your first hdc in the same stitch as the chain 1.

Ears

Continue to work in the round when you reach the end. Do not slip stitch and chain 1. This is where your stitch marker comes in handy to mark the beginning of your rounds.

Hat:

Hat circumference: 20 inches. Hat height : 7.75-8 inches

With black yarn and 5mm hook:

  • Round 1: Make 8 hdc in mc, sl st to first st (8 sts)
  • Round 2: Ch 1, 2 hdc in each st around, sl st to first st (16 sts)
  • Round 3: Ch 1, *2 hdc in first st, 1 hdc in next st* repeat around, sl st to first st (24 sts)
  • Round 4: Ch 1, *2 hdc in first st, 1 hdc in next 2 sts* repeat around, sl st to first st (32 sts)
  • Round 5: Ch 1, *2 hdc in first st, 1 hdc in next 3 sts* repeat aroun, sl st to first st (40 sts)
  • Round 6: Ch 1, *2 hdc in first st, 1 hdc in next 4 sts* repeat around, sl st to first st (48 sts)
  • Round 7: Ch 1, *2 hdc in first st, 1 hdc in next 5 sts* repeat around, sl st to first st (56 sts)
  • Round 8: Ch 1, *2hdc in first st, 1 hdc in next 6 sts* repeat around, sl st to first st (64 sts)
  • Round 9: Ch 1, *2 hdc in first st, 1 hdc in next 15 sts* repeat around, sl st to first st (68 sts)
  • Round 10-21: Ch 1, 1 hdc in each st around (68 sts). Adjust number of rounds if needed.

Cut and pull through. Weave in end with tapestry needle.

Ears (make 2):

With 4 mm hook and black yarn:

  • Round 1: 4 sc in mc (4 sts)
  • Round 2: 2 sc in each st around (8 sts)
  • Round 3-4: Sc in each st around (8 sts)
  • Round 5: *2 sc in next st, 1 sc in next st* repeat around (12 sts)
  • Round 6: Sc in each st around (12 sts)
  • Round 7: *2 sc in next st, 1 sc in next 2 sts* repeat around (16 sts)
  • Round 8: Sc in each st around (16 sts)
  • Round 9: *2 sc in next st, 1 sc in next 3 sts* repeat around (20 sts)
  • Round 10: Sc in each st around (20 sts)
  • Round 11: *2 sc in next st, 1 sc in next 4 sts* repeat around (24 sts)
  • Round 12-13: Sc in each st around (24 sts)
  • Sl st to next st, cut and pull yarn through. With Bright Yellow yarn, make a standing sc in the sl st just made. You can carry the cut yarn with you or hide it on the inside of the ear.
  • Round 14-17: Sc in each st around (24 sts)
  • Sl st to next st, cut and pull through yarn. With black yarn, make a standing sc in the sl st just made.
  • Round 18-20: Sc in each st around (24 sts)
  • Round 21: *Sc2tog, 1 sc in next 4 sts* repeat around (20 sts)
  • Round 22: Sc in each st around (20 sts)
  • Round 23: *Sc2tog, 1 sc in next 3 sts* repeat around (16 sts)
  • Start stuffing ear firmly with poly-fil, continue as you go.
  • Round 24: Sc in each st around (16 sts)
  • Round 25: *Sc2tog, 1sc in next 2 sts (12 sts)
  • Round 26: Sc in each st around (16 sts)
  • Round 27: *Sc2tog, sc in next st* repeat around (12 sts)

Cut and pull through a long piece of yarn for sewing.

Head Ring: 

With 4mm hook and Bright Yellow yarn:

  • Round 1: Ch 26, sl st to first ch. Make sure not to twist the ch as you connect it. 
  • Round 2: Ch 1, 3 sc in first ch, 1 sc in next 11 ch sts, 3 Sc in next ch, sc in next 11 ch sts, sl st to first st (28 sts)
  • Round 3: Ch 1, Sc in same st as ch 1, 3 sc in next st, sc in next 13 sts, 3 Sc in next st, 13 Sc in next 13 sts, sl st to first st  (30 sts)

Cut long piece of yarn for sewing and pull through.You should have something that resembles an oval or ring at this point. 

 

Assembly:

Start by sewing the Umbreon’s ears to the hat.  From the top center of the hat, count 5 rounds or holes to the left and attach ear. Do the same for the right side. I like to tie off my yarn on the inside before I cut any excess off, that way they stay a little more secure.  

Line Umbreon’s head ring in the lower middle area of the hat and sew with tapestry needle as shown in picture above. 

And there it is! Your super cool, dark Umbreon hat is complete! 

Thank you for checking out this pattern and have a great day!

Crochet Pikachu Hat for Newborn (Free Pattern)

If you like crochet and Pokemon, try making this cute crochet Pikachu hat! 

To be honest, I really like the Pokemon series. I always enjoyed playing the video games as a kid, and I still play some today, but now that I have my own kids, there’s not much time for gaming! 

HOWEVER! I can still enjoy one of my favorite video game genres with this Pikachu hat pattern.

You can complete this pattern in an afternoon if you’re an efficient crocheter. The hat itself works up fairly quickly since it’s all half double crochets.  

This Pikachu crochet hat fits an average newborn, so a head circumference of about 12.5″-13.”

You can make your hat bigger if you need to, but the ears may be a little small depending on the size. I have a tutorial and a chart here on how to crochet a beanie/hat in any size.  

Supplies needed:

  • Worsted weight 4 yarn in:
    • Yellow
    • Black
  • 5mm crochet hook
  • 4mm crochet hook
  • Stitch marker (optional)
  • Poly-fil for stuffing
  • Tapestry needle
  • Pins (optional)
  • Scissors

Terms used:

  • sl st – slip stitch
  • sc – single crochet
  • hdc – half double crochet
  • ch – chain
  • mc – magic circle
  • inc – crochet 2 stitches in the same stitch
  • dec – crochet 2 stitches together
  • (x) – x indicates the number of stitches you should have at the end of your round

Special Instructions:

For the hat, the beginning chain of each round does not count as a stitch. The first stitch of each round will be started in the same stitch as the beginning chain. Slip stitch to the first stitch (not the beginning chain) when you’re at the end of the round. This makes the “seam” when crocheting the hat appear less visible.

Use a stitch marker to mark the beginning of your stitches when crocheting the ears. When crocheting amigurumi, it’s better to crochet continuously in the round for a cleaner looking final product. Do not join with a sl st to the first stitch. You can technically do this, but you’ll be able to see a seam, which we don’t want.

Hat:

With yellow yarn and 5mm hook

Round 1) 8 hdc in mc, sl st to first stitch. (8)

Round 2) Ch 1, hdc inc in each stitch around, sl st to first stitch. (16)

Round 3) Ch1, 1 hdc, in next stitch hdc inc. Repeat around, sl st to first stitch. (24)

Round 4) Ch1, 2 hdc, then hdc inc. Repeat around, sl st to first stitch. (32)

Round 5) Ch 1, 3 hdc, then hdc inc. Repeat around, sl st to first stitch. (40)

Round 6) Ch1 9 hdc, then hdc inc. Repeat around, sl st to first stitch. (44)

Crown measurement of crochet pikachu hat

Round 7-13) Ch1, hdc in each stitch around. (44)

Pull your yarn through and weave the end in with your tapestry needle.

Crochet Pikachu Hat without Ears

Ears, make 2:

With 4mm hook

Start with black yarn.

Round 1) 3 sc in mc. (3)

Round 2) sc inc in each stitch around. (6)

Round 3) 1 sc, then sc inc in next stitch. Repeat around. (9)

Round 4) 2 sc, then sc inc. Repeat around (12)

Round 5-7) sc in each stitch around. (12)

Change to yellow.

Round 8) 3 sc, then inc. Repeat around. (16)

Round 9-14) sc in each stitch around (16)

Round 15) 3 sc, then dec. Repeat around (12)

At this point you should start stuffing the ear with poly-fil. Stuff lightly.

Round 16) 2 sc, then dec. Repeat around (9)

Finished Crochet pikachu ear

Assembly

Looking at the top of the hat, line the ears up evenly on each side from the center. You can use your pins to keep them in place. With your tapestry needle, sew the ears on, like in the in the picture below.

Crochet Pikachu Hat for Newborn

Make sure to weave the ends of your yarn tails into the hat to prevent it from unraveling.

Congratulations! You’ve made a super cute and awesome newborn crochet Pikachu hat!

How to Crochet a Snorlax Lovey (Free Pattern)

Snorlax used Rest!

And hopefully your kiddo will too! This crochet Snorlax lovey pattern was inspired by Courtney M. at Studio Crafti. She made an awesome (and free) Snorlax pattern that I tweaked and turn into a snugly lovey.

Her pattern for the Snorlax can be found here.

I used her pattern for Snorlax’s head and ears, so if you want to crochet this pattern, you’ll need to go to the link above to get started. 

I felt that for my lovey, the arms were just a little too short in Courtney’s pattern, so I created my own.

For the head and arms, I continued to crochet in the round. This means when I get to the end of my round, instead of slip stitching and chaining one, I continued the pattern into the beginning stitch of the previous round. You can still slip stitch and chain one if you want to, however with amigurumi-like projects, it looks a lot cleaner if you continue in the round.

You’ll also want something to mark the beginning of your rounds so you can count your stitches accurately. I use stitch markers, but you can use a scrap piece of yarn if you don’t have any.

Okay are we ready? Let’s get started!

You will need:

  • Medium worsted weight yarn 4 in these colors:
    • Navy blue
    • Cream 
    • Black
    • White
  • 3.5mm crochet hook (for Snorlax)
  • 6mm crochet hook (for blanket)
  • Tapestry needle
  • Poly-fil for stuffing
  • Stitch marker (optional)
  • Scissors

Terms used in this pattern:

  • mc – magic circle
  • sc – single crochet
  • dc – double crochet
  • st – stitch
  • ch -chain
  • sl st – slip stitch
  • inc – increase (this means to crochet two single crochets in one stitch)
  • dec – decrease (crochet two stitches together)
  • (x) – the number at the end of the row indicates how many stitches you should have

Follow Courtney’s steps for the head and ears using the 3.5mm crochet hook. Once you’re finished, pull your yarn through and leave a long tail so you have enough yarn to sew the head onto the blanket.

Eyes and mouth

Take your tapestry needle and sew with black yarn for the eyes and mouth (shown below). It’s best to tie both ends together from the inside of the head so that it doesn’t unravel.

Sew the teeth by making triangle shapes above the mouth (shown below).crc

Crochet Snorlax Lovey Head

Arms, make 2

Round 1) 6 sc in mc (6)

Round 2) inc in each st around (12)

Round 3) 1 sc, inc *repeat around (18)

Round 4-6) sc in each st around (18)

Round 7) sc 2, inc *repeat around (24)

Round 8-13) sc in each st around (24)

Round 14) dec, 1 sc *repeat around (16)

Start stuffing with poly-fil

Round 15) dec around (8)

Take your hook and pull your yarn through. Leave a long tail to sew later and cut with scissors.

Use your tapestry needle to sew the claws at the end of the arms with the white yarn. To hide your white yarn when finished, pull it through the poly-fil towards the top of the arm. I recommend tying both ends of the white yarn together, so the claws are secured and less likely to get pulled out.

Fold the opening of the arm in half so the stitches line up evenly. Take your tapestry needle and sew the opening together.

Blanket

It can be difficult to see stitches with dark colored yarn. The pictures presented below are crocheted with a lighter color yarn so you can see what’s happening in the pattern.

With Navy Blue Yarn

Round 1) mc

Round 2) ch 3, (this counts as a dc in this and the next rounds) 19 dc in mc (20)

Crochet star blanket round 1

Sl st into the top of ch 3

Round 3) ch 1, sc into same st, skip 1 st, 3 dc into next st, ch3, 3 dc into the same st (this is one point of the star shape)

*skip 1 st, sc into next st, 3 dc into next st, ch3, 3 dc into same st* repeat *to* until you reach beginning sc. Join with a sl st.

Crochet star blanket round 2

Round 4) sl st into the next 2 st, ch 3, dc into next st, 3 dc in chain space, ch 3, 3 dc into same space, dc into next 2 st, skip next 3 sts (dc, sc, dc).

*dc into next 2 sts, 3 dc in chain space, ch 3, 3 dc into same space, dc into next 2 sts, skip next 3 sts*. Repeat *to*, sl st into top of ch 3 from beginning

Crochet star blanket round 3

Round 5) Sl st into next st, ch 3, dc into next 3 sts, 3 dc in chain space, ch 3, 3 dc into same space, dc into next 4 sts, skip next 2 sts.

*dc into next 4 sts, 3 dc in chain space, ch 3, 3 dc into same space, skip next 2 sts*. Repeat *to*, sl st into top of ch 3 from beginning.

Crochet star blanket round 4

Continue in this fashion, essentially growing the star by increasing dcs up and down the sides, growing the corners by doing 3dc, ch 3, and 3 more dc in the same spot. Remember to sk 2 sts at the bottom of the corners.

Grow your star until you have completed a total of 12 rounds with the navy blue yarn, switch to cream yarn and complete 2 more rounds.

To complete, sew the head and arms of Snorlax into the middle of your star blanket with your tapestry needle. Thread your needle into each and every stitch of Snorlax’s head to make sure it stays secure. 

Congratulations! You have your very own crochet Snorlax lovey!