Crochet Jumbo Halloween Slug With Witch Hat Pattern

This Jumbo Halloween Slug Pattern transforms yarn into a delightful creature that’s both spooky and charming. Create a spooky and adorable crochet friend with this beginner-friendly project, showing a charming slug made with two shades of yarn: a peachy orange and black. With its playful stripes, this slug resembles a cute bumblebee, but with a unique twist! The pattern even includes a tiny witch hat to complete the festive look. Perfect for Halloween decor or as a cuddly companion, this slug is sure to bring joy and charm to any setting.

Jumbo Halloween Slug Crochet Tutorial

Best Yarn To Choose

  1. Color
    • The creator initially ordered a peachy orange color but ended up with peach pink. It’s mentioned that a true orange might be better suited for the project. However, if you prefer a different color, feel free to use what you find more appealing.
  2. Yarn Type
    • Sweet Snuggles Light: This yarn type was used for the orange sections. Despite being lighter, the creator chose to use a larger 8 mm hook for better stitch definition.
    • Sweet Snuggles: This was used for the black sections, which has a thicker texture compared to the light variant. An 8 mm hook was also used here.
  3. Alternative Options
    • Black acrylic yarn was recommended for crafting the witch hat, though the fluffy yarn can also be used if preferred.

How To Crochet Amigurumi

 Materials Needed:

  • Yarn: Two shades
    • Sweet Snuggles Light in Peach Pink (Color SK25)
    • Sweet Snuggles in Black
  • Hook Options:
    • 8 mm
    • 6 mm
  • Additional Supplies:
    • Crochet needle
    • Black acrylic yarn (for the witch hat)
    • Stitch marker
    • Stuffing

Step by step Pattern

Body of the Slug:

  1. Starting:
    • Begin with the peachy orangey yarn.
    • Magic Ring: If this is difficult, you can start with a chain:
      • Chain 4, insert hook into the first stitch and pull through to form a circle.
  2. Round 1:
    • Chain 1, single crochet (sc) into the circle 6 times (6 sts).
  3. Round 2:
    • Place a stitch marker in the first stitch of the round.
    • 2 sc in each stitch around (12 sts).
  4. Round 3:
    • 1 sc in the first stitch, 2 sc in the next stitch – repeat around (18 sts).
  5. Round 4:
    • 1 sc in the first two stitches, 2 sc in the next stitch – repeat around (24 sts).
  6. Round 5:
    • 1 sc in the first three stitches, 2 sc in the next stitch – repeat around (30 sts).
  7. Round 6:
    • 1 sc in the first four stitches, 2 sc in the next stitch – repeat around (36 sts).

    Continue with single crochet (36 sts) for additional four rounds in the peachy yarn.

  8. Switch to Black Yarn:
    • Switch to black yarn by pulling through the new color in the last stitch of the previous round.
    • Work 4 rounds of single crochet in black yarn (36 sts).
  9. Alternating Colors:
    • Repeat the pattern of 4 rounds in black and then switch back to peachy orange for 4 more rounds.
    • Alternate between colors until you have the desired size, ending with the peachy orange.
  10. Decrease Rounds:
    • Round 1: 4 sc, 2 stitches together – repeat around (30 sts).
    • Round 2: 3 sc, 2 stitches together – repeat around (24 sts).
    • Round 3: 2 sc, 2 stitches together – repeat around (18 sts).
    • Round 4: 1 sc, 2 stitches together – repeat around (12 sts).
    • Round 5: Continue to decrease by putting 2 stitches together until the opening is closed.

Tentacles:

  1. Tentacles (Antennas):
    • Chain 10.
    • Work 2 rows of 9 sc.
    • Sew the tentacles onto the slug’s head, weaving in the ends.

Witch Hat:

  1. Starting:
    • Use black acrylic yarn and 5 mm hook.
    • Chain 4, form a ring.
  2. Round 1:
    • Sc into the circle 4 times (4 sts).
  3. Round 2:
    • 2 sc in each stitch around (8 sts).
  4. Round 3 and onwards:
    • Increase by working 2 sc in one stitch and sc in the next; continue to increase around until desired width.
    • Single crochet in each stitch around until the hat has the desired height.
  5. Brim:
    • For the brim, work in both loops of the stitch.
    • Do 1 round of single crochet around the edge.
    • Optionally add a small decorative detail like a buckle.
  6. Attaching the Hat:
    • Sew the hat onto the slug’s head, positioning it slightly off-center if desired.

Finishing Touches:

  • Weave in all ends securely.
  • Make sure your slug is evenly stuffed and has a smooth finish.
  • Position the tentacles and hat securely and adjust as necessary.

With these steps, you should be able to create your crochet Halloween-themed slug with a witch hat.

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