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Thor Buddy
Kid Heroes
Pattern designed by Mary Smith© 2015

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Supplies
 Worsted weight yarn in colors listed.
 Yellow (Shoes, Belt, Hair) Red Heart: Bright Yellow [200 yds]
 Blue (Legs) Red Heart: Blue Suede [100 yds]
 Black (Body) Impeccable Big: Black [100 yds]
 Red (Cape) Red Heart: Cherry Red [150 yds]
 Gray (Helmet, Hammer, Shirt Décor), Craftsmart: Gray [150 yds]
 White (Wings) Impeccable Big: White [50 yds]
 Lt Peach (Skin) Hobby Lobby I Love This Yarn: Light Peach [300 yards]
 Brown (Hammer Handle) Impeccable Big: Chocolate [50 yds]
 Embroidery Floss (Eyes): Black, Blue, White
 Crochet hook size B/1 (2.25mm), F/5 (3.75mm), G/6 (4.00mm)
 Yarn needle
 Stitch markers
 Fiberfill or stuffing of choice.
Finished doll is about 18” tall from feet to top of head if using worsted weight
yarn.

Abbreviations
 ch - chain
 sc – single crochet
 hdc – half double crochet
 dc – double crochet
 dec – decrease (stitch next 2 stitches together)
 3dec – decrease over the next 3 stitches
 hdc dec – half double crochet decrease
 inc – increase (stitch 2 times into the next stitch)
 sl st – slip stitch
 st(s) – stitch(es)
 sk – skip chain or stitch
 sp - space
 BLO – back loop only
 R – round
 [ ] repeat work as directed
 ( ) number of stitches you should have at the end of your round
 FO - finish off
 MR – magic ring
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Before you begin:

 This amigurumi/plush is worked in continuous rounds. Mark the beginning
of each round with a stitch marker.
 Use the “magic ring” when starting rounds, there are many youtube
videos teaching how to magic ring or magic circle. This is an alternate
method: ch2, sc x6 (or number of sts noted) in 2nd ch from hook, sl st to
join. Continue on in rounds as noted above.
 Gauge is not important in this project as long as you are consistent with
your tension.
 This project is made with all sc stitches unless otherwise specified.
 TIP: Always change colors in the stitch BEFORE the color change by
pulling the new color through the 2 loops, thus beginning with the correct
color on your hook!

Feet/Legs – make 2
With yellow and F hook
R1: MR 8
R2: inc x8 (16)
R3: [inc, sc 1] x8 (24)
R4: [inc, sc 2] x8 (32)
R5: BLO hdc 32 (32)
R6: hdc 10, hdc dec x6, hdc 10 (26)
R7: hdc 9, hdc dec x4, hdc 9 (22)
R8-13: sc 22
Change to black
R14: sc 22
R15: [inc, sc 10] x2 (24)
Change to blue
R16: BLO sc 24
R17-26: sc 24
R27: [inc, sc 5] x4 (28) Below photos are a different color
FO, weave in tail. Stuff than what you will be working with.

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Body/Head
With black and F hook (The photos of this step are done with R1 in red
instead of black. It’s easier to see using a lighter color.)
R1: Pick up both legs, face feet so they are pointing in the same direction and
away from you. Insert hook in middle stitches and sc legs together, make one
more sc between the legs (this second sc should come towards your body)
joining them well in the middle. The two joining sc will not count in your stitch
count. The next stitch you make will be in the leg on your left and this will be
the beginning stitch so place your stitch marker here. Continue around left leg
and then go around right leg. You want to be working from the back so your
color changes don’t show. (52)
R2: [inc, sc 12] x4 (56)
R3-6: sc 56
Change to yellow
R7-9: sc 56
Change to black
R10-27: sc 56
R28: [dec, sc 2] x14 (42)
R29: [dec, sc 1] x14 (28)
R30: dec x14 (14)
Change to skin color
R31: inc x14 (28)
R32: [inc, sc 1] x14 (42)
Start stuffing body. Shape as you stuff.
R33: [inc, sc 2] x14 (56)
R34: sc 56
R35: [inc, sc 7] x7 (63)
R36: sc 63
R37: [inc, sc 8] x7 (70)
R38: [inc, sc 9] x7 (77)
R39: [inc, sc 10] x7 (84)
R40-47: sc 84
Leave a scrap piece of yarn in R47. You will make the nose in the center of
the head between R47 & 48.
R48-55: sc 84
Stuff body. Continue to shape as you stuff.
R56: sc 6, [dec, sc 12] x5, dec, sc 6 (78)

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R57: [dec, sc 11] x6 (72)

R58: sc 5, [dec, sc 10] x5, dec, sc 5 (66)
R59: [sc 9, dec] x6 (60)
R60: sc 4, [dec, sc 8] x5, dec, sc 4 (54)
R61: [dec, sc 7] x6 (48)
R62: sc 3, [dec, sc 6] x5, dec, sc 3 (42)
R63: [sc 5, dec] x6 (36)
R64: sc 2, [dec, sc 4] x5, dec, sc 2 (30)
R65: [dec, sc 3] x6 (24)
Stuff. Especially shape as you stuff with the head! Stuff the neck very firmly to
prevent “wobble-head.”
R66: sc 1, [dec, sc 2] x5, dec, sc 1 (18)
R67: [sc 1, dec] x6 (12)
Finish stuffing
R68 dec x6 (6)
FO, hide tail.

Make nose: Use the scrap yarn marker you made or count down from top
of head 22 rows. Stitch over 3 sts several times to form nose. Using same
yarn, count right 3 sts, insert needle and count down 6. Make several stitches
back and forth in these 2 places to form eye placement spot and cheeks. Do
the same for other side. (see photos)

Big Nose (Optional)

With skin colored yarn and F Hook
R1: MR 6
R2: [inc, sc 1] x3 (9)
R3: sc 9
FO, leave tail for sewing to face.
Sew to face on top of nose stitches.
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Eyes – make 2
With black embroidery floss (all strands) and B hook
R1: MR 6
R2: inc x6 (12)
R3: [inc, sc 1] x6 (18)
Change to blue embroidery floss
R4: [inc, sc 2] x6 (24)
R5: [sc 3, inc] x6 (30)
Change to white embroidery floss
R6: sc 2, [inc, sc 4] x5, inc, sc 2, sl st in next st (36)
R7: turn, sk sl st, sc 12, sl st, turn
R8: sk sl st, sc 9, sl st
FO, leaving tail for sewing to face.
Use white to make the sparkle in his eyes.

Please read “Hair” section below. If you are going to sew helmet to the head,
there is no need to make this hair and you can skip this section.
Hair
With yellow and G hook
If head is not stuffed firmly, hair will be too large. Pay attention and if it seems
too large, change to F Hook. If you are using thicker or thinner yarn, you may
need to increase or decrease amount of rows at the end.
R1: MR 6
R2: inc x6 (12)
R3: [inc, sc 1] x6 (18)
R4: [inc, sc 2] x6 (24)
R5: [inc, sc 3] x6 (30)
R6: sc 2, [inc, sc 4] x5, inc, sc 2 (36)
R7: [sc 5, inc] x6 (42)
R8: sc 3, [inc, sc 6] x5, inc, sc 3 (48)
R9: [inc, sc 7] x6 (54)
R10: sc 4, [inc, sc 8] x5, inc, sc 4 (60)
R11: [sc 9, inc] x6 (66)
R12: sc 5, [inc, sc 10] x5, inc, sc 5 (72)
R13: [inc, sc 11] x6 (78)
R14: sc 6, [inc, sc 12] x5, inc, sc 6 (84)
R15-26: sc 84

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FO, leave long tail for sewing to head.

Sew to head, sew on eyebrows using brown yarn.
Add mouth with black yarn or embroidery thread. Use indents for mouth
placement.

Ear – make 2
With long string of skin colored yarn.
On side of head where you want ear, sew a chain stitch in the shape of a
crescent. Tack down well at the end. Using same yarn and F hook, sc in each
of the chain stitches you made.
FO, hide tail.

Fingers – make 3 per hand (6 total)

With skin colored yarn and F Hook
R1: MR 6
R2-6: sc 6
FO, hide tail

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Little Finger and Thumb – make 1 of each per hand (4

total)
With skin colored yarn and F Hook
R1: MR 5
R2-5: sc 5
FO thumb & hide tail. Do not cut yarn on little finger, continue on.

Hand/Arm – make 2
With skin colored yarn and F hook
R1: working with little finger, sc 2, pick up finger one sc 3, pick up finger two
sc 3, pick up finger three, sc 6, sc 3 on finger two, sc 3 on finger one, sc 3
on little finger. (23)
Doing R1…

Adding thumb on R3…

Thumb is attached by 2 sts

Work around outside 3 sts of thumb.

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R2: sc 23
Right Hand R3: sc, dec, sc 2, dec, with thumb sc 2 (see photos above), sc 2,
dec, sc 2, dec, sc 2, dec, sc 2 (18)
Right Hand R4: dec, sc 3, sc 3 around outside of thumb, sc 11 (18)
Left Hand R3: sc, dec, sc 2, dec, sc 2, dec, sc 2, with thumb sc 2, dec, sc 2,
dec, sc 2 (18)
Left Hand R4: sc 10, sc 3 around thumb, dec, sc 4 (18)
Following instructions are for both hands.
R5: sc 18
R6: [dec, sc 1] x6 (12)
R7: [inc, sc 1] x6 (18)
R8: BLO sc 18
R9: sc 18
R10: BLO sc 18
R11-12: sc 18
Step-by-step photos are below for this next step.
To make the arm bands, join red yarn to front loop st from R8. Do this in the
spot where the round would normally begin.
r8: sc 18 in front loops from R8
r9: sc 18
Do not cut red. Change to black.
r10: sc 18
Cut black and pick up red.
r11-12: sc 18
FO red, weave in tail.
R13: with skin colored yarn, sc 18 picking up one loop of the red from r12 and
both loops of skin colored yarn from R12.

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R14-15: sc 18
R16: [dec, sc 1] x6 (12)
R17: sc 12
R18: [inc, sc 1] x6 (18)
R19-27: sc 18
R28: [dec, sc 1] x6 (12)
Stuff hand and arm, not fingers.
R29: dec x6 (6)
R30: dec
FO, leave tail for sewing to body.
Sew to body.

Large Shirt Circles – make 2

With gray and F hook
R1: MR 6
R2: inc x6 (12)
R3: [inc, sc 1] x6 (18)
FO, leave tail for sewing to body.

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Small Shirt Circles – make 2

With gray and F hook
R1: MR 6
R2: inc x6 (12)
FO, leave tail for sewing to body.

Helmet
Before beginning helmet, please read instructions for hair below. If you choose
to put the hair on the doll’s head rather than the helmet, you will want to go
up a hook size when making helmet.
With gray and G hook
R1: MR 8
R2: inc x8 (16)
R3: [inc, sc 1] x8 (24)
R4: [inc, sc 2] x8 (32)
R5: sc 32
R6: [sc 3, inc] x8 (40)
R7: sc 2, [inc, sc 4] x7, inc, sc 2 (48)
R8: [inc, sc 5] x8 (56)
R9: sc 3, [inc, sc 6] x7, inc, sc 3 (64)
R10: sc 64
R11: [sc 7, inc] x8 (72)
R12: sc 4, [inc, sc 8] x7, inc, sc 4 (80)
R13: sc 80
R14: [inc, sc 9] x8 (88)
R15-24: sc 88
R25: FLO sc 88
R26: ch 1, reverse sc 88 To reverse sc, you will work sc sts in the opposite
direction you normally work them. For example, if you are right handed and
typically move to the left when making your stitches, you instead work
backwards and move to the right. It makes a fun ridge design. Photos below.
FO, weave in tails.

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Helmet Tip
With gray and G hook
MR 6
FO, leave tail for sewing to top of helmet.
Sew to top of helmet.

Helmet Wings – make 2

With white and G hook Photos below.
The rows are numbered, but they are not full rows, you begin a new row at
each turn.
Begin with long tail.
R1: ch 24, 3 hdc in 2nd ch from hook, sc 10, sl st, ch 1, turn (13 not counting
sl st)
R2: sc 8 (don’t sc in sl st), 3 hdc in next st, ch 1, turn (11)
R3: sc in same st as ch 1, sc 9, dec with last sc and closest base ch from R1,
sl st in next ch, ch 1, turn (11 not counting sl st)
R4: sc 7 (don’t sc in sl st), 3 hdc in next st, ch 1, turn (10)
R5: sc in same st as ch 1, sc 8, dec with last sc and closest base ch from R1,
sl st in next ch, ch 1, turn (10 not counting sl st)
R6: sc 6 (don’t sc in sl st), 3 hdc in next st, ch 1, turn (9)
R7: sc in same st as ch 1, sc 7, dec with last sc and closest base ch from R1,
sl st in next ch, ch 1, turn (9)
R8: sc 5 (don’t sc in sl st), 3 hdc in next st, ch 1, turn (8)
R9: sc in same st as ch 1, sc 12 (this takes you back to the first st on your
base ch), ch 1, turn (13)
R10: sc 8, (don’t sc in same st as ch 1), 3 hdc in next st, ch 1, turn (11)
R11: sc in same st as ch 1, sc 10, ch 1, turn (11)
R12: sc 6, (don’t sc in same st as ch 1), 3 hdc in next st, ch 1, turn (9)
R13: sc in same st as ch 1, sc 2, sl st 2 (5 including sl sts)
FO, weave in tail.
Sew wings to sides of helmet.

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Hair
With yellow
There are a few things you can do with the hair. One option is to insert it
around the helmet. This option is fast and uses less yarn. Another option is to
put it around the hair on the doll’s head. Go all around the edges and then
scattered throughout the head. The pictures show you how to go about putting
it on the helmet. Use the same technique if you choose to put it on the doll’s
head. The helmet will be very snug if you choose to put the hair on the doll’s
head. You may want to go up a hook size when making the helmet. You could
also sew the helmet to the doll’s head. If you choose to do this, there is no
need to make the hair up above.

Cut about 116 strands of yellow yarn 12” long. Use the wings as a guide to
where to put the hair. Start at one wing, go around back of helmet and end at
the other wing. Insert hook into a back loop from R25 of helmet. Fold 2
strands of yellow in half and pull through to make a loop. Bring the ends
through the loop and pull. Do this in each stitch where you want hair.

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Cape
With Red and G Hook
Cape is made working in rows, turning at the end of each row.
Ch 2 count as dc when counting
R1: ch 32, turn, dc in 3rd ch from hook, dc 29, ch 2, turn (30)
R2: dc in same st as ch2, dc 28, 2dc in last st, ch 2, turn (32)
R3: dc in same st as ch2, dc 30, 2dc in last st, ch 2, turn (34)
R4: dc in same st as ch2, dc 32, 2dc in last st, ch 2, turn (36)
R5: dc in same st as ch2, dc 34, 2dc in last st, ch 2, turn (38)
R6: dc in same st as ch2, dc 36, 2dc in last st, ch 2, turn (40)
R7: dc in same st as ch2, dc 38, 2dc in last st, ch 2, turn (42)
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R8: dc in same st as ch2, dc 40, 2dc in last st, ch 2, turn (44)

R9-21: dc 43, ch 2, turn (44)
R22: dc 43, ch 1, turn
Sc around entire cape.
FO, weave in tail.
Attach to neck at shoulders.

Hammer
With gray and F hook
R1: MR 8
R2: [3 sc in next st, sc 1] x4 (16)
R3: sc 1, 3 sc in next st, [sc 3, 3 sc in next st] x3, sc 2 (24)
R4: sc 2, 3 sc in next st, [sc 5, 3 sc in next st] x3, sc 3 (32)
R5: sc 3, 3 sc in next st, [sc 7, 3 sc in next st] x3, sc 4 (40)
R6: sc 4, 3 sc in next st, [sc 9, 3 sc in next st] x3, sc 5 (48)
R7: BLO for entire R7: sc 4, 3dec, [sc 9, 3dec] x3, sc 5 (40)
R8-25: sc 40
R26: sc 8, 3 sc in next st, [sc 9, 3 sc in next st] x3, sc 1 (48)
R27: BLO for entire R27: sc 8, 3dec, [sc 9, 3dec] x3, sc 1 (40)
R28: [sc 7, 3dec] x4 (32)
Sc 3 to adjust position. Move marker starting R29 in the correct spot.
R29: sc 3, 3dec, [sc 5, 3dec] x3, sc 2 (24)
R30: sc 2, 3dec, [sc 3, 3dec] x3, sc 1 (16)
Stuff. Don’t overstuff this or it will lose its
“rectangle” shape.
R31: sc 1, 3dec, [sc 1, 3dec] x3 (8)
FO, leave tail for sewing closed. Sew hole closed.

Hammer Handle
With brown and F hook
R1: MR 8
R2: inc x8 (16)
R3: BLO sc 16
R4-23: sc 16
FO, leave tail for sewing to hammer. Stuff handle.
Sew handle to center of hammer head.

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Hammer Handle Strap

With brown and F hook
Begin with long tail.
R1: ch 11, turn, sc 10, ch 1, turn (10)
R2: sc 10
FO, leave tail.
Use both tails to sew strap to handle.

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Congratulations!
Your Thor Buddy doll is now complete and ready for play or display. I hope
you enjoyed making this pattern. Watch for more Kid Heroes!!
Note: Be careful when giving your finished plush to young ones. Your amigurumi
now contains small parts and pieces. If these pieces were to come off, they
could pose a choking hazard to small children and pets.

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