I made this cute little fella for a young lady who is a HUGE Groot fan. She has very serious medical problems that impairs her quality of life and keeps her wheelchair-bound.
I wanted to make this for her. I searched Pinterest and found a few I liked but was unsettled how I wanted to make him.
Materials:
--5.0mm hook
--#4 worsted weight yarn (light tan/brown and green) -- the coloring on my pics is a little off from editing
--black embroidery thread for mouth
--2 black eyes
--polyfil
--stitch marker
--1 Chenille stem
--tapestry needle for weaving
U.S. Stitch Abbreviations:
Ch: chain
Sl st: slip stitch
St: stitch(es)
SC: single crochet
Rep: repeat
MR: magic ring
FO: fasten off
Special Note:
I worked this pattern in the round. Use your stitch marker to keep track of the beginning and ending stitches. Move stitch marker up as you start each new round.
Directions:
Head:
For the most part, I followed the blog of Twinkie Chan for the head portion with a few slight changes. Here is the LINK to her blog. Note: I did not make stems for the top of the head but I did make and attach 3 leaves.
After that, her Baby Groot was made like a tree. I wanted mine to have a body and legs. On my first attempt, I went up in increase stitches to 24 - but, I thought 24 stitches was too big. I then settled on stopping at 18 stitches.
Body/Legs:
1. For the body, I started with 6 SC st in a magic ring. Pull tail to tighten. (6)
2. 2 SC in each st around. (12)
3. 2 SC in first st, 1 SC in next st. Rep around. (18)
4-10. 1 SC in each st around. (18)
Stuff body with polyfil.
First Leg:
11. 1 SC in the first 9 st. Sl st join to first st. (9)
12-17. 1 SC in each st around. At the end of Round 17, FO and weave ends.
Second Leg:
Rep 11-17 for the second leg.
Stuff legs with polyfil.
Bottom of Leg (make 2):
1. 6 SC st in a magic ring. (6)
2. 2 SC in first st. 1SC in next st. Rep around. Sl st join to first st and FO. Leave a long enough tail to attach to the bottom of each leg.
Arms (make 2):
1. 6 SC into magic ring.
2-10. 1 SC in each st around. At end of Round 10, FO and leave a tail for attaching to body.
(I placed a Chenille stem - approx length of arm - inside to make movable.)
Hand (make 2):
1. For the hand, I chained 2, slip stitched in first. I rep this until I had 5 "fingers" made and then attached to bottom of arm.
2. Rep again for second hand.
Leaves:
1. I just made picot stitches (chain 3, slip stitch in first chain and fasten off) and attached throughout. I attached a leaf to each arm, each leg and on the body and head.
I saw several pictures that used a long chain of stitches (well, that's what it looked like to me) so I made one and attached from under the arm, around the body and around one leg. I then made a second chain of stitches long enough to wrap around the second leg. I did not count how many chains for each.
Attach the body parts and that's it.
I wanted to make this for her. I searched Pinterest and found a few I liked but was unsettled how I wanted to make him.
Groot
Size: approximately 8-9" tallMaterials:
--5.0mm hook
--#4 worsted weight yarn (light tan/brown and green) -- the coloring on my pics is a little off from editing
--black embroidery thread for mouth
--2 black eyes
--polyfil
--stitch marker
--1 Chenille stem
--tapestry needle for weaving
U.S. Stitch Abbreviations:
Ch: chain
Sl st: slip stitch
St: stitch(es)
SC: single crochet
Rep: repeat
MR: magic ring
FO: fasten off
Special Note:
I worked this pattern in the round. Use your stitch marker to keep track of the beginning and ending stitches. Move stitch marker up as you start each new round.
Directions:
Head:
For the most part, I followed the blog of Twinkie Chan for the head portion with a few slight changes. Here is the LINK to her blog. Note: I did not make stems for the top of the head but I did make and attach 3 leaves.
After that, her Baby Groot was made like a tree. I wanted mine to have a body and legs. On my first attempt, I went up in increase stitches to 24 - but, I thought 24 stitches was too big. I then settled on stopping at 18 stitches.
Body/Legs:
1. For the body, I started with 6 SC st in a magic ring. Pull tail to tighten. (6)
2. 2 SC in each st around. (12)
3. 2 SC in first st, 1 SC in next st. Rep around. (18)
4-10. 1 SC in each st around. (18)
Stuff body with polyfil.
First Leg:
11. 1 SC in the first 9 st. Sl st join to first st. (9)
12-17. 1 SC in each st around. At the end of Round 17, FO and weave ends.
Second Leg:
Rep 11-17 for the second leg.
Stuff legs with polyfil.
Bottom of Leg (make 2):
1. 6 SC st in a magic ring. (6)
2. 2 SC in first st. 1SC in next st. Rep around. Sl st join to first st and FO. Leave a long enough tail to attach to the bottom of each leg.
Arms (make 2):
1. 6 SC into magic ring.
2-10. 1 SC in each st around. At end of Round 10, FO and leave a tail for attaching to body.
(I placed a Chenille stem - approx length of arm - inside to make movable.)
Hand (make 2):
1. For the hand, I chained 2, slip stitched in first. I rep this until I had 5 "fingers" made and then attached to bottom of arm.
2. Rep again for second hand.
Leaves:
1. I just made picot stitches (chain 3, slip stitch in first chain and fasten off) and attached throughout. I attached a leaf to each arm, each leg and on the body and head.
I saw several pictures that used a long chain of stitches (well, that's what it looked like to me) so I made one and attached from under the arm, around the body and around one leg. I then made a second chain of stitches long enough to wrap around the second leg. I did not count how many chains for each.
Attach the body parts and that's it.
Happy Crocheting...
I have only just watched the movie and have fallen in love with Baby Groot (Twig). I've just found your pattern and can't wait to get started. It will be for my grand-son as he introduced me to the movie. I will post pics when I'm done. Thank you and God bless you ♥
ReplyDeleteI made him. Where do post you a picture?
DeleteYvonne, yay, I'm so excited to see your finished Groot. Please send your pics to my email: rilla2u@gmail.com and I will attach to my blog. If you post on social media, please tag me: #rilla2u, @rilla2u
DeleteDo you have video showing how you did this.
ReplyDeleteNo, I'm sorry I don't. I'd love to get all of my projects called up to the point where I could take the time to make video tutorials. Thank you for asking.
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