Abbreviations
ch-chain
sc-single crochet
inc-increase
dec-decrease
fo-fasten off
Supplies
2.5mm crochet hook
8mm safety eyes
Patons Astra yarn in light tan, red, dark brown, and white
Scissors
Needle
Stuffing
Black thread for the whiskers
Head
Rnd1: Starting at the top of the head with tan yarn sc x 6 in an adjustable ring (6)
Rnd2-3: Sc x 6 (6)
Rnd4: Inc x 6 (12)
Rnd5: Inc x 3, sc x 3, inc x 3, sc x 3 (18)
Rnd6-7: Sc x 18 (18)
Rnd8: [Sc x 3, inc] x 4, sc x 2 (22)
Rnd9: Dec x 3, sc x 2, inc x 3 (you are creating the top of the nose with these increases), sc x 2, dec x 3, sc x 3 (19)
Rnd10: Sc x 19 (19)
Rnd11: Sc x 2, inc, sc x 10, inc, sc x 5 (21)
Rnd12: Sc x 3, inc, sc x 10, inc, sc x 6 (23)
Rnd13: Sc x 3, inc x 2, sc x 11, inc x 2, sc x 5 (27)
Rnd14: Sc, [sc, inc] x 13 (40)
Rnd15: Inc x 2, sc x 11, place your first safety eye in the last stitch you just did, inc x 8, sc, place your second safety eye in the last stitch you just did, sc x 15, inc x 3 (53)
Rnd16-18: Sc x 53 (53)
Rnd19: Sc x 18, inc x 2, sc x 8, inc x 2, sc x 23 (57)
Rnd20: Sc x 57 (57)
Rnd21: Dec x 2, sc x 49, dec x 2 (53)
Rnd22-28: Sc x 53 (53)
Rnd29: [Sc x 6, dec] x 6, sc x 5 (47)
Rnd30: Sc x 47 (47)
Rnd31: Sc, [sc x 3, dec] x 9, sc (38)
Rnd32: Sc, [sc x 3, dec] x 7, sc x 2 (31)
Rnd33: Sc, [sc x 3, dec] x 6 (25)
Rnd34: [Sc x 3, dec] x 5 (20)
Rnd35: Dec x 10 (10)
Rnd36: Stuff the head firmly, then dec x 5 (5)
Rnd37: Dec x 2, sc, fo (3)
Eyebrow (Make 2)
Row1: With tan yarn ch x 8 (8)
Row2: Turn, sc x 7, fo (7)
Body
Rnd1: Starting at the neck with tan yarn ch x 40 (40)
Rnd2-4: Sc x 40 (40)
Rnd5: [Sc x 3, dec] x 8 (32)
Rnd6-9: Sc x 32 (32)
Rnd10: Sc, [sc x 4, inc] x 6, sc (38)
Rnd11: Sc x 38 (38)
Rnd12: Sc x 2, [sc x 4, inc] x 7, sc (45)
Rnd13-20: Sc x 45 (45)
Rnd21: [Sc x 7, dec] x 5 (40)
Rnd22-32: Sc x 40 (40)
Rnd33: Dec x 20 (20)
Rnd34: Dec x 10 (10)
Rnd35: Dec x 5, fo (50)
Toes And Leg
Rnd1: Starting at the tip of the toe with tan yarn sc x 6 in an adjustable ring (6)
Rnd2-5: Sc x 6 (6)
Rnd6: [Inc, sc x 2] x 2 (8)
Rnd7: Sc x 8, (when you are creating your first two toes fo at this point, but when you are creating the third toe DO NOT fasten off here) (8)
**When you have completed the third toe do not fo, continue onto Rnd8 below**
Rnd8: Hold all three toes together you are going to single crochet around all three toes, sc x 18 around all three toes (18)
Rnd9-11: Sc x 18 (18)
Rnd12: Inc x 4, sc x 2, dec x 5, sc x 2 (17)
Rnd13: Inc x 6, sc x 3, dec x 4 (19)
Rnd14: Sc x 10, dec x 4, sc (15)
Rnd15: Dec x 2, sc x 5, dec x 3 (10)
Rnd16-29: Sc x 10 (10)
Rnd30: [Inc, sc x 4] x 2 (12)
Rnd31-41: Sc x 12, fo at the end of Rnd41 (12)
Tail
Rnd1: With tan yarn sc x 6 in an adjustable ring (6)
Rnd2-6: Sc x 6 (6)
Rnd7: [Inc, sc x 2] x 2 (8)
Rnd8-11: Sc x 8 (8)
Rnd12: Inc, sc x 7 (9)
Rnd13-36: Sc x 9 (9)
Rnd37: [Inc, sc x 2] x 3 (12)
Rnd38-41: Sc x 12 (12)
Rnd42: [Inc, sc x 5] x 2 (14)
Rnd43-55: Sc x 14, fo at the end of Rnd55 (14)
Finger
Rnd1: Starting at the tip of the finger with tan yarn sc x 5 in an adjustable ring (5)
Rnd2-6: Sc x 5 (when you are creating your first two fingers fo at this point, but when you are creating the third finer DO NOT fasten off here) (5)
**When you have completed the third finger do not fo, continue onto Rnd7 below**
Rnd7: Hold all three fingers together you are going to single crochet around all three fingers together, sc x 10 around all three toes (10)
Rnd8-38: Sc x 10, fo at the end of Rnd38 (10)
Kimono
Row1: Starting at the bottom of the kimono with red yarn ch x 50 (50)
Row2: Turn, sc x 49 (49)
Row3-9: Turn, ch, sc x 49 (49)
Row10: Turn, ch, dec, sc x 45, dec (47)
Row11-13: Turn, ch, sc x 47 (47)
Row14: Turn, ch, dec, sc x 43, dec (45)
Row15-30: Turn, ch, sc x 45 (45)
Row31: Turn, ch, dec, sc x 41, dec (43)
Row32-34: Turn, ch, sc x 43 (43)
Row35: Turn, ch, dec, sc x 39, dec (41)
Row36: You will be creating the arm holes in this Row, Turn, ch, sc x 7, ch x 8, skip 5 stitches, sc x 17, ch x 8, skip 5 stitches, sc x 7 (47)
Row37: Turn, ch,dec x 2, sc x 3, sc x 7 in ch8 space, sc, [sc x 3, dec] x 3, sc, sc x 7 in ch7 space, sc x 3, dec x 2 (38)
Row38: Turn, ch, sc x 38 (38)
Rnd39: DO NOT turn or fo, single crocheting around the entire piece, fo
Kimono Strap
Row1: With red yarn ch x 88 (88)
Row2: Turn, sc x 87, fo (87)
Sleeve
Rnd1: Insert your hook into any stitch in the arm whole and sc, sc x 14 (15)
Rnd2-3: Sc x 15 (15)
Rnd4: [Sc x 2, inc] x 5 (20)
Rnd5-14: Sc x 20 (20)
Rnd15: [Sc x 4, inc] x 4 (24)
Rnd16: Sc x 24, fo (24)
Foot Wraps
Row1: With white yarn, ch x 69, fo (69)
Stick
Rnd1: With dark brown yarn sc x 6 in an adjustable ring (6)
Rnd2-42: Sc x 6, fo at the end of Rnd42 (6)
Assembly
Stuff your body firmly and sew it onto the head. Stuff the arms and legs and sew them onto your amigurumi. Sew on the eyebrows, ears and whiskers. Sew on the foot wraps. Add some hair on the top of your amigurumi's head and use a wire brush to make the hair fuzzy.Add a bit of stuffing into the stick and sew the one end shut. Weave in all ends and trim them
Scissors
Needle
Stuffing
Black thread for the whiskers
Head
Rnd1: Starting at the top of the head with tan yarn sc x 6 in an adjustable ring (6)
Rnd2-3: Sc x 6 (6)
Rnd4: Inc x 6 (12)
Rnd5: Inc x 3, sc x 3, inc x 3, sc x 3 (18)
Rnd6-7: Sc x 18 (18)
Rnd8: [Sc x 3, inc] x 4, sc x 2 (22)
Rnd9: Dec x 3, sc x 2, inc x 3 (you are creating the top of the nose with these increases), sc x 2, dec x 3, sc x 3 (19)
Rnd10: Sc x 19 (19)
Rnd11: Sc x 2, inc, sc x 10, inc, sc x 5 (21)
Rnd12: Sc x 3, inc, sc x 10, inc, sc x 6 (23)
Rnd13: Sc x 3, inc x 2, sc x 11, inc x 2, sc x 5 (27)
Rnd14: Sc, [sc, inc] x 13 (40)
Rnd15: Inc x 2, sc x 11, place your first safety eye in the last stitch you just did, inc x 8, sc, place your second safety eye in the last stitch you just did, sc x 15, inc x 3 (53)
Rnd16-18: Sc x 53 (53)
Rnd19: Sc x 18, inc x 2, sc x 8, inc x 2, sc x 23 (57)
Rnd20: Sc x 57 (57)
Rnd21: Dec x 2, sc x 49, dec x 2 (53)
Rnd22-28: Sc x 53 (53)
Rnd29: [Sc x 6, dec] x 6, sc x 5 (47)
Rnd30: Sc x 47 (47)
Rnd31: Sc, [sc x 3, dec] x 9, sc (38)
Rnd32: Sc, [sc x 3, dec] x 7, sc x 2 (31)
Rnd33: Sc, [sc x 3, dec] x 6 (25)
Rnd34: [Sc x 3, dec] x 5 (20)
Rnd35: Dec x 10 (10)
Rnd36: Stuff the head firmly, then dec x 5 (5)
Rnd37: Dec x 2, sc, fo (3)
Ear (Make 2)
Rnd1: With tan yarn, and starting at the tip of the ear sc x 6 in an adjustable ring (6)
Rnd2: Sc x 6 (6)
Rnd3: [Inc, sc x 2] x 2 (8)
Rnd4: Sc x 8 (8)
Rnd5: [Sc, inc] x 4 (12)
Rnd6: Sc x 12(12)
Rnd7: [Sc x 3, inc] x 3 (15)
Rnd8: Sc x 15 (15)
Rnd9: [Sc x 2, inc] x 5 (20)
Rnd10: [Sc x 4, inc] x 4 (24)
Rnd11:Sc x 24 (24)
Rnd12:
[Sc x 5, inc] x 4 (28)
Rn13-14:
Sc x 28 (28)
Rnd15:
[Sc x 4, inc] x 5, sc x 3 (33)
Rnd16-17:
Sc x 33, fo at the end of Rnd17 (33)
Row1: With tan yarn ch x 8 (8)
Row2: Turn, sc x 7, fo (7)
Body
Rnd1: Starting at the neck with tan yarn ch x 40 (40)
Rnd2-4: Sc x 40 (40)
Rnd5: [Sc x 3, dec] x 8 (32)
Rnd6-9: Sc x 32 (32)
Rnd10: Sc, [sc x 4, inc] x 6, sc (38)
Rnd11: Sc x 38 (38)
Rnd12: Sc x 2, [sc x 4, inc] x 7, sc (45)
Rnd13-20: Sc x 45 (45)
Rnd21: [Sc x 7, dec] x 5 (40)
Rnd22-32: Sc x 40 (40)
Rnd33: Dec x 20 (20)
Rnd34: Dec x 10 (10)
Rnd35: Dec x 5, fo (50)
Toes And Leg
Rnd1: Starting at the tip of the toe with tan yarn sc x 6 in an adjustable ring (6)
Rnd2-5: Sc x 6 (6)
Rnd6: [Inc, sc x 2] x 2 (8)
Rnd7: Sc x 8, (when you are creating your first two toes fo at this point, but when you are creating the third toe DO NOT fasten off here) (8)
**When you have completed the third toe do not fo, continue onto Rnd8 below**
Rnd8: Hold all three toes together you are going to single crochet around all three toes, sc x 18 around all three toes (18)
Rnd9-11: Sc x 18 (18)
Rnd12: Inc x 4, sc x 2, dec x 5, sc x 2 (17)
Rnd13: Inc x 6, sc x 3, dec x 4 (19)
Rnd14: Sc x 10, dec x 4, sc (15)
Rnd15: Dec x 2, sc x 5, dec x 3 (10)
Rnd16-29: Sc x 10 (10)
Rnd30: [Inc, sc x 4] x 2 (12)
Rnd31-41: Sc x 12, fo at the end of Rnd41 (12)
Tail
Rnd1: With tan yarn sc x 6 in an adjustable ring (6)
Rnd2-6: Sc x 6 (6)
Rnd7: [Inc, sc x 2] x 2 (8)
Rnd8-11: Sc x 8 (8)
Rnd12: Inc, sc x 7 (9)
Rnd13-36: Sc x 9 (9)
Rnd37: [Inc, sc x 2] x 3 (12)
Rnd38-41: Sc x 12 (12)
Rnd42: [Inc, sc x 5] x 2 (14)
Rnd43-55: Sc x 14, fo at the end of Rnd55 (14)
Finger
Rnd1: Starting at the tip of the finger with tan yarn sc x 5 in an adjustable ring (5)
Rnd2-6: Sc x 5 (when you are creating your first two fingers fo at this point, but when you are creating the third finer DO NOT fasten off here) (5)
**When you have completed the third finger do not fo, continue onto Rnd7 below**
Rnd7: Hold all three fingers together you are going to single crochet around all three fingers together, sc x 10 around all three toes (10)
Rnd8-38: Sc x 10, fo at the end of Rnd38 (10)
Kimono
Row1: Starting at the bottom of the kimono with red yarn ch x 50 (50)
Row2: Turn, sc x 49 (49)
Row3-9: Turn, ch, sc x 49 (49)
Row10: Turn, ch, dec, sc x 45, dec (47)
Row11-13: Turn, ch, sc x 47 (47)
Row14: Turn, ch, dec, sc x 43, dec (45)
Row15-30: Turn, ch, sc x 45 (45)
Row31: Turn, ch, dec, sc x 41, dec (43)
Row32-34: Turn, ch, sc x 43 (43)
Row35: Turn, ch, dec, sc x 39, dec (41)
Row36: You will be creating the arm holes in this Row, Turn, ch, sc x 7, ch x 8, skip 5 stitches, sc x 17, ch x 8, skip 5 stitches, sc x 7 (47)
Row37: Turn, ch,dec x 2, sc x 3, sc x 7 in ch8 space, sc, [sc x 3, dec] x 3, sc, sc x 7 in ch7 space, sc x 3, dec x 2 (38)
Row38: Turn, ch, sc x 38 (38)
Rnd39: DO NOT turn or fo, single crocheting around the entire piece, fo
Row1: With red yarn ch x 88 (88)
Row2: Turn, sc x 87, fo (87)
Sleeve
Rnd1: Insert your hook into any stitch in the arm whole and sc, sc x 14 (15)
Rnd2-3: Sc x 15 (15)
Rnd4: [Sc x 2, inc] x 5 (20)
Rnd5-14: Sc x 20 (20)
Rnd15: [Sc x 4, inc] x 4 (24)
Rnd16: Sc x 24, fo (24)
Foot Wraps
Row1: With white yarn, ch x 69, fo (69)
Stick
Rnd1: With dark brown yarn sc x 6 in an adjustable ring (6)
Rnd2-42: Sc x 6, fo at the end of Rnd42 (6)
Assembly
Stuff your body firmly and sew it onto the head. Stuff the arms and legs and sew them onto your amigurumi. Sew on the eyebrows, ears and whiskers. Sew on the foot wraps. Add some hair on the top of your amigurumi's head and use a wire brush to make the hair fuzzy.Add a bit of stuffing into the stick and sew the one end shut. Weave in all ends and trim them
Love this pattern!! Thank you for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteI’m glad this was a free pattern because the directions for finishing are incomplete. I’m an experienced crocheter so I can figure it out but I’m sure others are struggling. I made Leonardo last year and it was a much better written pattern.
DeleteI love Splinter, Thank you for the pattern. I have made the head, ears and body. Now working on the legs. Could you post more pictures of splinter, with out his Kimono ?? I am thinking I have done something wrong with the body ..... Hmmm I have never sent something like this, it is saying I have to select profile, I don't know what that is.... so I am going to select Anonymous , Sorry.
ReplyDeleteHello, I am sorry I don't have any more photos of Splinter. This was a custom piece so he was shipped out. If you have any questions about the pattern I would be happy to try and help if you'd like to send me an email :)
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wow amazing post i will make this for my daughter thanx for sharing with us awesome pattern....
ReplyDeleteHi Jackie, I think there is a mistake in legs: Rnd12: Inc x 4, sc x 2, dec x 5, sc x 2 (22) What do you think?
ReplyDeleteHello! Yes, the total number of stitches at the end should be (17), NOT (22)! Thank you so much for catching that! I will go fix it now :) Thank you!
DeleteDo you have the patterns for the turtles?
ReplyDeleteDo you have the patterns for the turtles?
ReplyDeleteHello Laura, yes I have a turtle pattern! You can find it here :)
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Hallo, das ist echt eine tolle Anleitung aber leider versteh ich dimurch die deutsche Übersetzung nicht wie ich den Körper anfange. Können sie mir da weiterhelfen?
ReplyDeleteHello Marla, I would be happy to try and help. Where abouts are you in the pattern? Feel free to send me a message :)
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ReplyDeleteOi estou em duvida com o corpo , voce poderia me ajudar. Obrigada!!
ReplyDeleteI've emailed for help. I'm having some trouble with the body. To be fair, I've never crocheted a body from the neck down. But, his neck doesn't seem to fit his head very well.
ReplyDeleteHi Samm, were you still needing help? I think I might have already replied to your email, I just wanted to check :)
DeleteI love this pattern and how expressive he can be (especially in the face) but I had some difficulty with him. The neck seemed too big for the head when I tried to sew the 2 together, and I had to rework the legs four times before I was semi-satisfied. I think it might help (in the future) if you added HOW you got the three toes stitched together, namely where you started, bc that could greatly effect the way the increases and decreases lay and the overall effect of foot and ankle. My first attempt began and ended on the side of the foot and so the pattern laid completely wrong and I had to experiment with stitch order to make the increases and decreases lay on top and bottom.
ReplyDeleteHello, I am glad that you enjoyed the pattern! And thank you so much for your feedback as well :)
DeleteI don't suppose you kept a toe of how you did it? Mine are lying at the side & it's driving me crazy!!
DeleteWow, this is so awesome. The details are amazing. Again, wow!
ReplyDeleteHaving trouble with the body portion of this pattern can anyone help? I see that it says for round 1 chain 40 but from there I don't see any instructions from how to go from a flat chain sc piece as opposed to crocheting in the round with say a magic ring. Can you please clarify how I make the body round?
ReplyDeleteHello Phelps, after chaining 40 you join with a slip stitch. And from this point on you will be working in the round. Hope this helps :)
DeleteQuestion at the toes when the stitch count is 8 per toe then you join wouldn't that make 24 stitches to combine? I'm getting lost because it says 18 across
ReplyDeleteI just did as many stitches as I needed then decreased back down to the 18 required.
DeleteI am also having trouble with the toes, they are off to the side, not in front :(
ReplyDeleteU would not have the pattern for splinter arch nemesis sorry I don't remember his name ty
ReplyDeleteU would not have the pattern for splinter arch nemesis sorry I don't remember his name ty
ReplyDeleteHow big is the finished Master Splinter? Just even a rough idea would be great. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteI have all the parts made but have not yet assembled. I'm going to guess it will be about 31cm tall. I used DK yarn with 3.5mm hook.
DeleteYour supply list states you used a 2.5 mm hook and round 10 for the ears should be (sc x 3) x5 to total 25 right? I just want to make sure I'm doing it correctly. I absolutely love this pattern. Hes adorable. Thank you for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteHow tall is the finished Splinter?
ReplyDeleteSplinter tweezers with 8x magnifying glass, rust and acid-resistant stainless steel, precision-cut gripping areas prevent slippage. great post to read
ReplyDeleteI’m confused, you have directions for the finger but I don’t see the arms anywhere...does the part for finger include the arms? Also at the end of the body directions you have the final stitch count listed at 50 but wouldn’t it only be 5 if you decrease from 20 to 10 then decrease from 10...10 to 50 would be increase ��
ReplyDeleteDo you sew the legs under the body or on the side of the body? Thank you
ReplyDeleteI have a question do you put the legs under or on the side
ReplyDeleteCan you please tell if you put legs on side or underneath, and how did you make him stand
ReplyDeleteHola alguien podría decirme si el cuerpo está tejiendo en rondas ? No entiendo
ReplyDeleteHello Jackie can you tell me how big the whole figure will be?😁
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ReplyDeleteMy starting stitch moves each row when doing crochet in the round. In this case my top of nose mentioned in row 9 of the head is completely opposite of where the eyes are suppposed to be in row 15. Does any one else have this problem?
ReplyDeleteWould you be able to advise where on the body you attached the legs? My legs seem a bit long to attach them to the underside of the body, so I am thinking perhaps on the side is better?
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