Bart Simpson crocheted. The work of Xenia
Bart Simpson crochet. So that he doesn’t feel lonely, we’ll connect him with one of his closest relatives - Bart’s son.
Bartholomew Jo-Jo Simpson figure is veryextraordinary. This can be judged at least because in the animated series he has many nicknames: El Barto, Skinner's Curse, Commander of Deuces, Leader of the Caramba :) But, despite all his eccentricity and uniqueness, this bad guy is physiologically an exact copy of his father - their figures are drawn identically, so we will also use Bart according to the existing scheme, only on a somewhat reduced scale. As with Homer, Bart is connected based on my imagination :) So, let's start from the center - the stomach. Bart is a very well-fed guy with a small belly. In this regard, the center of the figure is a ball. Belly: we knit a two-color ball with single crochets (the lower part is blue or blue yarn, the upper part is orange or red). The diameter of the ball is 48 sc. We start with shorts (blue yarn): 1st row: 6 sc in amigurumi ring 2nd row: 6 increases (12) 3rd row: *1 sc inc* 6 times (18) 4th row: *2 sc inc* 6 times (24) 5 row: *3 sbn* 6 times (30) 6th row: *4 sbn* 6 times (36) 7th row: *5 sbn* 6 times (42) 8th row: *6 sbn* 6 times ( 48) Rows 9-12: 48 sc in each row, change the yarn to orange or red Row 13: making a rib: knit with orange or red thread 48 sc for the front walls of the loops of the previous row (this is necessary for the volume of the T-shirt) Row 14: knit for the back walls 14 rows 48 sbn 15-18 rows: 48 sbn in each row 19 row: *6 sbn dec* 6 times (42) 20th row: *5 sbn dec* 6 times (36) 21st row: *4 sbn dec* 6 times (30) 22 row: *3 sc dec* 6 times (24) 23 row: *2 sc dec* 6 times (18) 24 row: *sc dec* 6 times (12) 25 row: 6 decreases (6) close knitting. Next is the head. Bart's head, unlike Homer's, has the shape of a cylinder (or, as Matt Groening himself called it, the shape of a tin can). For the head we take yellow yarn: 1st row: 6 sc in the amigurumi ring 2nd row: 6 increases (12) 3rd row: *1 sc inc* 6 times (18) 4th row: *2 sc inc* 6 times (24) 5th row : *3 sbn* 6 times (30) 6th row: *4 sbn* 6 times (36) 7th row: 36 sbn for the back walls of the loops of the previous row 8-21st row: 36 sbn in each row 22nd row: 36 sbn behind the back walls of the loops of the previous row 23rd row: *4 sbn dec* 6 times (30) 24th row: *3 sbn dec* 6 times (24) 25th row: *2 sbn dec* 6 times (18) 26th row: *sbn dec* 6 times (12) Row 27: 6 decreases (6) close knitting. The result is a yellow cylinder with ridges along both circumferences. To connect the head with the stomach we knit the “chest”. We start from the neck: yellow yarn: 1st row: 16 ch, close in a ring 2-4 rows: 16 sc in each row, change the yarn to orange or red 5th row: 16 sc 6th row: * 3 sc inc* 4 times (20) 7 row: *4 sbn* 4 times (24) 8th row: 24 sbn 9th row: *3 sbn* 6 times (30) 10th row: 30 sbn 11th row: *4 sbn* 6 times (36).
We connect the three parts together. We knit the legs.In order not to create unnecessary difficulties for myself, I decided to connect the lower parts (sneakers) with the legs themselves during the knitting process. So, let's start with sneakers. The soles are white, the sneakers themselves are blue, with white circles on the inside. We knit 6 air loops with white yarn 1 row: starting from the second loop from the hook we knit 4 sc, then 3 sc in the outer loop, then 5 sc (12) 2nd row: cr 3 sc in 1 sc in 4 sc in (16) 3rd row : 1 sbn in 4 sbn in 1 sbn in 5 sbn 1 sbn (20) 4th row: 1 sbn in 6 sbn 2 sbn in 6 sbn 1 sbn (24) 5th row: 24 sbn for the back walls of the loops of the previous row, change yarn on blue 6th row: 10 sc dec 1 sc dec 9 sc (22) 7th row: 9 sc dec 1 sc dec 8 sc (20) 8th row: 8 sc dec 1 sc dec 7 sc (18) 9th row: 7 sc dec 1 sc dec 6 sc (16) 10th row: 16 sc change the yarn to white (knit a sock that looks out of the sneaker) 11th row: 16 sc for the front walls of the loops of the previous row change the yarn to yellow, knit the legs themselves directly 12th row: 16 sc for the back loops of the previous row 13-25 rows: 16 sc in each row we fasten the thread. We knit two pieces:) White circles - a regular amigurumi ring (6 sc) Shorts. Bart is wearing short shorts that fit his slingshot perfectly. We knit shorts with blue thread: 20 ch are closed in a ring. Rows 1-5: 20 sc in each row. We knit two pieces. To make sewing easier, I first connected the legs to the shorts, and then sewed these parts to the center of the figure - a two-color ball. Next we work on our hands. For each hand we knit 4 fingers (6 sc in an amigurumi ring, 6 sc). We connect them together, it should be 14 sc, knit 4 rows of 14 sc, then make two decreases (it turns out 12 sc), thus forming a palm. Then we knit 13 rows of 12 sc in each. We knit two such arms :) T-shirt sleeves. We take orange or red yarn: 1st row: 6 sc in the amigurumi ring 2nd row: 6 increases (12) 3rd row: *1 sc inc* 6 times (18) 4-5 rows: 18 sc. We connect the arms to the inner sides of the sleeves, then sew the sleeves to the «chest» figures. Bart is almost ready, all that remains is to deal with his ears-eyes-mouth-hair :) Eyes: 1st row: 6 sc in the amigurumi ring 2nd row: *2 sc inc* 2 times (8) We make the pupils by inserting a thread into the center and tying one - two knots. Ears: 4 ch 1st row: 2 sc in the second loop from the hook, 3 sc in the outer loop, 2 sc (7) We knit both eyes and ears in double quantity:) Nose: 6 sc in the amigurumi ring, 6 sc Chin: knit 4 chain loops 1st row: 2 sc in the second loop from the hook, 3 sc in the outer loop, 3 sc (8) 2nd row: make 3 increases (11) 3rd row: 11 sc. Fold the piece in half and sew it to the bottom of the head. Hair. El Barto's hairstyle is spiky. Since I am not yet able to recreate spines with crochet, which are absolutely small, I came out of the situation in the following way: starting from the center of the head, I inserted a thread into each gap between the posts, thus forming a “loop.” So I «dive» in a circle until, in fact, it ended :) In the end, Bart turned out to be somewhat curly, which does not make him any less cute :) Result: we have another representative of the Simpsons family :) Author of the work Wait, loading…
