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    Bilbo Baggins

    Amigurumi pattern by Crafty Tibbles


    craftytibbles.deviantart.com
    etsy.com/shop/craftytibbles
    ravelry.com/designers/craftytibbles
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    Pattern copyright Christen Stone 2013. Please do not share copies or distribute
    this pattern. If you sell products made from this pattern, please credit CraftyTibbles
    as the designer. Thanks and enjoy!

    Email [email protected] with any questions or mistakes found.


    Color Pallette Materials
    Skin (Red Heart's Buff is a favorite) 3.75mm (F) hook
    Mustard (pants) 3.50mm (E) hook
    Light brown (hair) Worsted Weight (4) yarn
    White (shirt) Safety eyes (9mm)
    Olive (vest) Fiberfill stuffing
    Wine (jacket) Wire
    2 small buttons

    Stitches Used (US Terms)


    magic ring BLO: Back loops only
    sl st: slip stitch FLO: Front loops only
    sc: single crochet hdc: half double crochet
    inc: single crochet increase
    dec: single crochet decrease
    #hdc pop: popcorn stitch made with hdcs

    Helpful Notes!
    The head features a lot of color changing. I recommend checking out these techniques to do it cleanly
    and easily. The feet features some short color changes, you can simply carry the yarn for those.
    freshstitches.com/tip-for-working-long-color-changes-in-crochet/
    planetjune.com/blog/amigurumi-help/changing-colour/colour-change-tutorials-right-handed/

    Even if you don't want to wire your whole doll, you should still use wire or something similar for
    support in the neck, and stuff the neck firmly. The head might be floppy otherwise.

    To make him posable, I use a wire skeleton. Here's a good how-to on posable amigurumi
    http://craftyiscool.blogspot.com/2011/01/strike-pose.html
    Head
    Begin with hair color
    **This is the only piece made with an E
    hook- the rest will be made with F**
    r1 6sc in magic ring (6)
    r2 *inc* (12)
    r3 *1sc, inc* (18)
    r4 *2sc, inc* (24)
    The next row begins color changes.
    **Instructions in {blue} are to be worked
    in skin color.**
    r5 3sc, inc, 3sc {inc, 3sc, inc, 3sc, inc} 3sc, inc, Attach eyes between r10 and r11,
    3sc, inc (30) about 9 stitches apart.)
    r6 4 sc, inc, 3sc {1sc, inc, 4sc, inc, 4sc, inc} 4sc,
    inc, 4sc, inc (36)
    r7 9sc {15sc} 12sc (36)
    r8 9sc {16sc} 11sc (36)
    r9 9sc {16sc} 11sc (36)
    r10 9sc {17sc} 10sc (36)
    r11 9sc {17sc} 10sc (36)
    r12 9sc {18sc} 9sc (36)
    r13 9sc {18sc} 9sc (36)
    r14 4sc, dec, 3sc {1sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 4sc, dec,
    4sc} dec, 4sc, dec (30)
    r15 (1sc, dec)x3, {(1sc, dec)x5}, (1sc, dec)x2 (20)
    r16 6sc {14sc} (20)
    r17 *dec* (10) Sew the ears along the hair
    r18 *dec* (5) line.
    Finish off, and sew remaining hole closed.

    Nose
    r1 4 sc in magic ring (4)
    r2 sc around (4)

    Ears x2
    r1 4 sc in magic ring (4)
    r2 *1, inc* (6)
    r3 sc around (6)
    Feet & Legs
    The body is crocheted from the feet up.
    **Begin in skin color. Instructions in {red} are to
    be worked in hair color.**
    r1 5sc in magic ring (5)
    r2 *inc* (10)
    r3 *1sc, inc* (15)
    r4 5sc BLO, (4hdc pop)x4, 6sc BLO (15)
    r5 4sc {1sc, dec, dec, 1sc} 5sc (13)
    r6 3sc {2sc, dec, 2sc} 4sc (12)
    r7 sc around (12) Line up the legs and pin them
    r8 sc around (12) together to find the center.
    r9 sc around (12)
    Change to mustard/pants color
    r10a sl st around (12)
    r10b BLO of sl st, sc around (12)
    r11-12 sc around (12)
    Repeat rounds 1-12 for a second leg, then
    continue
    r13 leg join*** (20)
    r14 sc around (20)
    r15 sc around (20)

    Leg Join
    •Once you have both legs, line them up straight and pin Insert hook as shown (right
    them together with a yarn needle or pin. handed) to begin r13.
    •Attach yarn and sc in the 2 stitches where the legs touch
    each other (going through both pieces). Begin by
    inserting hook as shown, to ensure the round ends at
    his back.

    •Sc around both legs, making one big round (20sc). Ignore
    the two stitches you made in the middle.

    R13: Begin at A, end at B. The first


    2 sc you make will stitch the legs
    together.
    Torso
    Change to olive/vest color
    r16a sl st around (20)
    r16b BLO of sl st, sc around (20)
    r17-19 sc around (20)
    r20 dec, 8sc, dec, 8sc (18)
    r21 sc around (18)
    r22 *2sc, dec*, 2sc (14)
    Change to white
    r23a sl st around (14)
    r23b *dec* (7)
    Change to skin color
    r24a sl st around (7)
    r24b sc around (7)
    Finish off and leave a tail to sew the head on
    later.
    Embroider a triangle shape in white to define
    his shirt and vest.
    With thread, sew small buttons to the vest. Wire used to support the
    neck and head.

    Jacket
    In wine/jacket color, chain 16
    ***I like to finish off at the end of each row
    and reattach at the next, to get a neater looking
    fabric. If you can crochet both left & right handed,
    that would also work. Working the piece normally
    (ch1 & turn at the end of each row) will also work,
    but will look slightly different.***
    r1-3 sc across (15)
    r4 inc, 13sc, inc (17) This method leaves a mess of tails to weave.
    r5 1sc, inc, 13sc, inc, 1sc (19)
    r6-8 sc across (19)
    r9 1sc, inc, 15sc, inc, 1sc (21)
    r10 sc across (21)
    Finish off.

    Attach yarn and sc along the sides for a clean edge, then sew top corners
    down (r1-r3) to form a lapel.
    Arms x2
    Begin in skin color
    r1 4 sc in magic ring (4)
    r2 *inc* (8)
    r3 sc around (8)
    r4 3hdc pop, 7sc (8)
    Change to wine/jacket color
    r5a sl st around (8)
    r5b BLO of sl sts, sc around (8)
    r6-13 sc around (8)
    Finish off and leave a tail for sewing.
    For the cuffs, attach yarn
    Assembly and sc around in the FLO
    of r5a, sl st and finish off
    •Wrap the jacket around the torso as shown and pin in
    place.
    •Sew the jacket to the body where the arms will be. This
    doesn't have to be beautiful, just secure, because you'll be
    sewing the arms over it. You can even just go back and forth
    through the whole torso, if you find that easier to work.
    •Line up the arms and sew them to the jacket piece.
    •Sew the head to the neck.
    •Latch hook 3 strands of hair color yarn to each foot, then
    split and trim them.

    Hair
    I used the latch-hook method for his hair, if you're not familiar with it you can read about it here:
    http://amigurumipatterns.blogspot.com/2008/10/how-to-add-hair-to-your-amigurumi.html
    I used a 2.25mm (B) hook to help, and roughly 5” long strands of hair. I find it easier to work with
    longer pieces and cut it afterward.
    Attach strands along the rows and lines illustrated below. Then, using a yarn needle, neatly split all
    the yarn into individual plies for a curly mop of hair. A little bit of a haircut, and you're done!

    Trim his mullet into a better


    The green lines show where Split all the yarn AFTER shape. The green dotted line is
    hair is attached. attaching it. roughly how I trimmed.

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