HOLLOW KNIGHT GRUB TRIAL
HOLLOW KNIGHT GRUB FREE

This might take some trial and error or you may need to bend the wire differently, but once you get it right your grub will be the happiest little thing. The very back legs should be used for stability so that the grub will stay upright. Attach to the body along the line where the belly meets the body. Then start to attach the belly to the body at the base of the mouth.įold the magic circle in half and whip stitch it closed. To finish off the belly sc along all the edges, about 10 sc’s along the long edges and 2 sc’s for the short edges. Thread your needle and attach the mouth to the head of grub. Rnd 1: 3 sc thru the next 3 ch’s, rotate, 3 sc along the backside of the 3 ch’s (6 sts) Bend the body into a, ‘U,’ shape, and then close.ĭone in either a pastel green or a soft yellow, the mouth is started with a chain round

I stayed along the back of the grub, and had the wire act like a spine. Insert the wire through the grub and up to the head. (a little over the length of grub) bend the ends so there are blunt and won’t pop through the grub. If you’re using safety eyes place them now, possibly between rnds 8 and 9.Ĭontinue stuffing the grub with fiber fill, use a dowel if needed.įinish stuffing. Rnd 5-9: sc in all 25 sts for 4 rnds (24 sts) Thread yarn needle with yarn end, and again with only the front loops, ‘zigzag,’ or whip stitch the opening closed. Whip stitch: Usually means the finished piece is folded flat with the last sc or yarn end at the edge of the piece. Tie your knot and stuff ends back into the piece. It should look like a mini magic circle, then put the needle through the center of it and out through the piece. For example, 圆 is an even inc round that can be a staggered round, so it would become, 2 sc, inc, x5, 2 sc, the even sc’s are split at the beginning of the round.Ĭlose: Closing a piece is threading your yarn needle with the yarn end and putting it through each of the front loops of the last rounds’ sc’s, usually 6, and pulling tight. Staggered rounds: Staggered rounds off set the patterns inc’s or dec’s so you don’t get that pinwheel look and it is more of a circle instead of a hexagon. Stitch markers: I use a stitch marker (bobby pin) for keeping track of the beginning of my rounds, I place it in the first stitch of the round. By working in only the front loops the sc’s will stack up straighter than if you worked them in both loops. Working in front lps: For my patterns I always work sc’s in the front loops of the stitch, unless otherwise specified. Invisible decrease: Good for preventing gaps and giving a more uniform look to your sc’s. Magic circle: Essential to the start of most amigurumi, I have a picture tutorial here. = repeat instructions for entire round or as specifiedīlack and white felt sheet or safety eyes

You’re going to want a fairly heavy gauge wire for inside the body, I just used some floral wire I had on hand.ĭec = Decrease, next 2 sts crocheted together The grubs eyes are felted on by cutting out ovals from a felt sheet, if you don’t have the supplies for felting, it can easily be substituted by either just gluing the felt pieces on or by using safety eyes.

HOLLOW KNIGHT GRUB FREE

In the end the grub is free and I discovered crocheting something to look like glass is somewhere near impossible. Originally, I wanted the grub to be in a glass jar, but I struggled with finding the right size jar. One of the adorable little bugs from the game Hollow Knight.

Hollow knight grub