Master-class with detailed photos and step-by-step description will teach how to crochet a toy minion
Many of us have watched a cartoon about little andfunny minions. These are these yellow creatures in blue pants. And the MK below shows how to crochet a minion named Stuart. Using the same principle, you can link other minions by simply making some changes that are present in their appearance.To knit a toy we need:
- yarn;
- hook;
- filler;
- needle;
- thread.
To tie Stuart we will take yellow andblue yarn For the details we will need white, gray and black yarn. The body of the minion is knitted very simply and it will take very little time to knit it. You need to start with yellow yarn, making an initial amigurumi ring into which six single crochets are knitted. Now let's make the additions. We knit six increases over four rows. That is, we will connect thirty columns in total. And we will knit eleven rows.After this we will change the thread to another one.Attach the blue yarn and continue knitting in the same way in the round. First we will knit one row, and in the second we will knit the back walls, so that we can then knit the tongue of the overalls for the minion. We will knit only four rows. And then we will make six decreases until the very end, that is, until the hole closes.And now here is where we knitted behind the back wallsloops, we will attach blue yarn. And we will knit seven stitches. Let's make a loop to go up and knit another row or two. We do the same at the back. And then we’ll make eleven air ones. And now we will tie the connected column and knit this chain with single crochets. Let's do the same on the opposite side.And sew the straps to the back of the overalls.Now we will knit handles.This, one might say, is jewelry work, since we will need to knit not just handles, but also a finger. We take black yarn and, as always, make the initial ring with six columns knitted into it. We will make three increases in the second row. Let's knit a row and make three air ones, which we will attach to the second loop at the base of our knitting. Let's tie a row.Let's make three decreases and knit another row. Let's tear off the thread and attach it to the tiny hole for the finger. And we will knit two rows. Then we will tighten these loops. This is how you get a mitten for a minion.Attach the yellow yarn at the top. And we will knit five rows of arms.You can move on to the legs.The minion has them in the pants of his overalls. Therefore, here we also need to take two colors. It's blue and black. Let's first take black yarn and knit six columns into a ring, which we make at the very beginning. And let's add six more columns. We make increments in the second row. Now we will knit the third one in the back half loop. That is, here you need to insert the hook not through the entire loop, but through its half, which is behind. And we’ll knit another row. Let's change the threads to blue ones. And we will knit two rows.Now the minion needs to tie an eye.It will be grey-white-black. Let's take white first. Let's make a sliding loop and knit ten double crochets into it. We knit another row with single crochets and increases in every second loop. Now let's take the gray threads. We will knit a row and increase every fifth stitch.Use black yarn to knit six columns into an amigurumi ring. And knit a strip of double crochets. We knit such a length that it is enough to encircle the minion.Sew on the arms, legs and eyes. We also embroider a smile. Our minion Stuart is ready! This minion will delight not only children, but even adults.