I've had visions of a robot lovely blanket ever since I saw this adorable robot fabric at Hobby Lobby. This will be the third lovely blanket I have designed so for a more detailed tutorial, please see the first one I created: Monster Lovey Blanket.
Materials:
-Worsted weight yarn in your choice of 2 colors
-Poly-fil
-Size H Crochet Hook
-Tapestry Needle
-Robot fleece fabric (I found mine at Hobby Lobby)
-Two 15mm black safety eyes (I purchased mine at JoAnn fabrics)
Abbreviations:
ch= chain
SC= single crochet
DC= double crochet
How to make a Magic Ring tutorial HERE
Crochet Monster Lovey Blanket Pattern:
Head:
Chain 16, SC in 2nd ch from hook and rest of way down.
Continue to SC on other side of chain. Do not join, begin to SC in rounds for a total of 12 rounds.
Arm:
Fasten off but wait to stuff and close until you attach the face, ears, safety eyes and antenna.
Ear (make two):
Magic ring, 6 SC in ring, continue to SC in rounds.
Round 2: 2 SC in each around (12 SC)
Round 3-4: SC in each stitch around (12 SC)
Ear (make two):
Magic ring, 6 SC in ring, continue to SC in rounds.
Round 2: 2 SC in each around (12 SC)
Round 3-4: SC in each stitch around (12 SC)
Fasten off, stuff lightly and sew closed. Use tapestry needle to stitch onto sides of head.
Face:
Chain 11, SC in second ch from hook and rest of way down, ch 1, turn
Row 2 - 6: SC across, ch 1, turn. At end of round 6, continue to SC around sides and join to first SC.
Face:
Chain 11, SC in second ch from hook and rest of way down, ch 1, turn
Row 2 - 6: SC across, ch 1, turn. At end of round 6, continue to SC around sides and join to first SC.
Fasten off leaving long tail to sew onto head.
Add two safety eyes.
Antenna:
With first color,
Magic ring, 6 SC in magic ring, continue to SC in rounds.
Round 2-3: SC in each stitch around (6 SC)
change color
Round 3-6: SC in each stitch around (6 SC)
change color back to first color
Round 7: 2 SC in each stitch around (12 SC)
Round 8-9: SC in each stitch around (12 SC)
Stuff lightly if needed and sew bottom closed. Use tapestry needle to stitch onto top of head.
Arm:
With first color
Magic ring, SC 8 in ring, continue to SC in rounds.
Round 2: 2 SC in each stitch around (16 SC)
Round 3 - 5: SC in each stitch around (16 SC)
Round 6: SC decrease, SC in next 2 stitches, repeat around.
Change color
Round 7-14: SC in each stitch around (12 SC)
Stuff head and limbs and sew closed. Use your tapestry needle to stitch onto sides of the fleece blanket after you crochet around the edges of it.
Cut a 10.5 x 12 piece of the fleece fabric. I created holes to crochet through with a skip stitch blade and a ruler as a guide. Holes should be made about a 1/2 inch from the edge. It is also helpful to cut the corners into rounded corners so it will lay down flat when you crochet the edge.
I purchase my skip stitch blade from the Project Linus website but unfortunately it looks like it is no longer available there. You can find the same one HERE on the Skip-Stitch website. I have the "original skip stitch blade" and you will need a Fiskars 45mm Contour Rotary Cutter
which I purchased from Amazon.
Magic ring, SC 8 in ring, continue to SC in rounds.
Round 2: 2 SC in each stitch around (16 SC)
Round 3 - 5: SC in each stitch around (16 SC)
Round 6: SC decrease, SC in next 2 stitches, repeat around.
Change color
Round 7-14: SC in each stitch around (12 SC)
Stuff head and limbs and sew closed. Use your tapestry needle to stitch onto sides of the fleece blanket after you crochet around the edges of it.
Cut a 10.5 x 12 piece of the fleece fabric. I created holes to crochet through with a skip stitch blade and a ruler as a guide. Holes should be made about a 1/2 inch from the edge. It is also helpful to cut the corners into rounded corners so it will lay down flat when you crochet the edge.
I purchase my skip stitch blade from the Project Linus website but unfortunately it looks like it is no longer available there. You can find the same one HERE on the Skip-Stitch website. I have the "original skip stitch blade" and you will need a Fiskars 45mm Contour Rotary Cutter
Crochet around the edge of the fleece by make a SC in each hole, chain 1, SC in next hole, repeating around.
Add a crochet heart to turn your Robot into a Lovebot! Perfect for your little guy (or gal) for Valentine's Day :) I followed THIS free crochet heart pattern by Skip to my Lou. Using a sharp tapestry needle, stitch the heart onto the fleece fabric.
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This is really cute! I wonder if the sharp crochet hook would have worked instead of the skip stitch blade? I've still not had time to try mine!!
ReplyDeleteI was just going to ask the same thing!
DeleteUnfortunately, the crochet hook will not work. It isn't sharp enough. I had to use a pair of sharp scissors and poke the holes through.
DeleteThe Sharp Crochet hook worked for me. I say give it a try.
Deleteveramente carino, ed ha anche un cuore!!
ReplyDeleteciao Alessandra
Sooooo cute!!!! I LOVE you stuff! I can't wait to see a little girl one!
ReplyDeleteVery cute!!Would make a neat hot water bottle cover too.
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ReplyDeleteSo freaking cute! Thanks for sharing all your wonderful, creative goodies!
ReplyDeleteVery cute. I love that he has a heart.
ReplyDeleteWonderful work, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAwwww man! I wish you would have posted this a little sooner! I had this robot fleece from my son's fleece tie blanket that I made him and used your monster pattern to make him a little lovey! The robot one is of course so much cuter! I might have some extra fleece left over though to make one of these! :D
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness, this is sooo cute. I saw this a craft gawker a few weeks ago and fell in love. I wish i knew how to crochet!
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this is so cute! thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThis is just precious! I love the colors and that it's for a boy, since we've both got boys. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas, Sarah! Thanks for sharing at Hookin On Hump Day!
ReplyDeleteQuestion
ReplyDeleteIs the fleece one or two ayers?
I just found your blog through Pinterest, and I love it! I can;t wait to make a few loveys!. But, I wanted to give you a little chuckle too. My 3 yr old DD saw you photo and is insisting you are Sophia the First's Mommy. I realize with two boys you may not know about Disney's newest princess, but my daughter is insisting you are Disney's newest queen!
ReplyDeleteI bought a ergonomic tapered awl to make the holes. Basically a pointy craft tool to poke holes in leather and stuff. Duo you know hire far apart the holes should be from each other?
ReplyDeletelove the creative ideas of your blog... and the recipes so easy to do.... thanks for sharing...
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