Crochet Baby Alien Amigurumi Pattern For Sci-Fi Fans

Unleash a world of an innovative & easy-to-follow crochet baby alien plushie pattern to create your adorable outer-space companion – perfect for all skill levels!

Meet your newest crochet obsession with this delightful baby alien plushie pattern. Perfect for adding a touch of whimsy to any nursery or child’s room, this pattern is both fun and approachable for all levels of crocheters. The plushie stands out as an imaginative gift for baby showers, birthdays, or just because. Immensely cute and customizable, you can experiment with different yarn colors to bring your unique version of the alien to life.

Crocheting this plushie also offers therapeutic benefits; it's a relaxing activity that reduces stress and improves hand-eye coordination. The plushie itself, once made, is a sturdy yet cuddly companion, perfect for imaginative play or comforting snuggles. A fusion of creativity and utility, this pattern marries the charm of handcrafted toys with the joy of giving. Step into a world where your crocheting skills meet extraterrestrial cuteness!

How To Crochet Amigurumi Baby Alien

Materials Needed

• Scissors
• 4 mm crochet hook
• Stitch markers
• Yarn needle
• Two safety eyes
• Chunky yarn in various colors
• Pins
• Toy stuffing

Tutorial Steps

Step 1: Making the Head and Body

1. Magic Ring Foundation:
   • Use green yarn to start with six single crochets in a magic ring.
   • Loop the yarn over two fingers, hook under the loops, pull through, and yarn under to make the tension tight.
   • Yarn over, pull through loops, and continue until you have six single crochets.
2. Round 2:
   • Do six increases, making two single crochets in each stitch around, totaling 12 stitches.
3. Round 3:
   • Single crochet in one stitch, increase in the next, repeating six times to reach 18 stitches.
4. Round 4:
   • Two single crochets followed by an increase, repeating six times to reach 24 stitches.
5. Round 5:
   • Three single crochets followed by an increase, repeating six times to reach 30 stitches.
6. Round 6:
   • Four single crochets followed by an increase, repeating six times to reach 36 stitches.
7. Round 7:
   • Five single crochets followed by an increase, repeating six times to reach 42 stitches.
   • This is the final increase round.
8. Rounds 8-11:
   • Continue with 42 single crochets for four rounds.
9. Change Yarn Color:
   • Switch to tan or beige yarn and continue with 42 single crochets.
10. Round 13:
    • Single crochet in the back loops only for one round of 42 stitches.
11. Rounds 14-17:
    • Repeat single crochets in each stitch for four more rounds.
12. Round 18:
    • Six single crochets followed by an increase, totaling 48 stitches.
13. Round 19:
    • Seven single crochets followed by an increase, totaling 54 stitches.
14. Adding Safety Eyes:
    • Place safety eyes between rounds 6 and 7, approximately six stitches apart, and secure them.
15. Round 20:
    • Work 27 decreases by joining stitches together.
16. Round 22:
    • Perform 13 decreases, continuing to stuff the body as needed.
17. Final Round:
    • Complete seven decreases to close the hole, and stitch it closed.

Step 2: Making the Cloak

1. Chain Foundation:
   • Using tan yarn, chain 60 stitches.
2. Rows:
   • Single crochet along the chain, turn, and continue for a total of four rows.
3. Attaching to Body:
   • Join the cloak to the body using slip stitches through the back loops only.

Step 3: Making the Ears

1. Magic Ring Foundation:
   • Use green yarn to start with four single crochets in a magic ring.
2. Rounds 2-3:
   • Make six total stitches by increasing and alternating single crochets.
3. Rounds 4-5:
   • Continue with single crochets for 12 stitches.
4. Round 6:
   • Three single crochets followed by an increase.
5. Round 7:
   • Single crochet in each stitch for 15 total stitches.
6. Round 8:
   • Three single crochets and then a decrease, repeating around.
7. Round 9-10:
   • Continue reducing the stitch count through decreases, forming the ear shape.
8. Folding and Assembly:
   • Fold the ear in half and single crochet across to secure, leaving a long tail for sewing onto the head.

Step 4: Assembly

1. Attaching Ears:
   • Position ears approximately five stitches away from the eyes, starting at round seven.
   • Pin in place and sew them on.

Conclusion

Congratulations! You've successfully completed your crochet baby alien plushie. This adorable tiny alien is perfect for gifting, playing, or adding a charming touch to any room.

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