Free 13th Doctor Who Amigurumi Pattern (crochet)

Our latest creation is a mini 13th Doctor Who Amigurumi pattern! She’s super cute and quite quick to make.

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FINISHED SIZE:

Size depends on hook and yarn weight. The following are a guide to sizes, however you can use any yarn weight as long as you use a hook small enough to give the right tension (at least two sizes smaller than the recommended hook size for that yarn).

• 2.75 mm hook and dk/light worsted weight yarn – 16 cm/6.3 in
• 3.00 mm hook and dk/light worsted weight yarn – 23 cm/9 in
• 3.00 mm hook and worsted weight yarn – 24 cm/9.5 in

MATERIALS:

• Yarn in dark brown, light brown, flesh, light blue, dark blue, red, yellow and light yellow
• Crochet hook
• Safety eyes (can be embroidered)
• Stuffing

You can use any yarn and crochet hook combination that gives you good tension. Normally this would be a hook around two sizes smaller than that recommended on the yarn label. For the Doctor I used a 2.75 mm hook with 8ply/DK/Light Worsted Weight acrylic yarn.

Crochet abbreviations (US terminology):

sc – single crochet

dec – decrease

inc – increase

blo – crochet through back loops only

sl – slip stitch

dc – double crochet

ch – chain

tr – treble crochet

The numbers in brackets at the end of each round indicate how many stitches you should have at the end of the round

Body

Arms (make two)

Using flesh coloured yarn

Round 1: 6 sc into magic ring

Round 2-5: 6 sc (4 rounds)

Change to dark blue coloured yarn:

Round 6: 6 sl

Round 7: 6 sc blo

Rounds 8: 6 sc

Fasten off.

Legs

Using dark brown coloured yarn

Round 1: 4 sc into magic ring

Round 2: 4 inc (8)

Round 3: 2 sc, 2 inc, 2 sc, 2 inc (12)

Round 4: 12 sc blo

Round 5: 2 sc, 4 dec, 2 sc (8)

Rounds 6-7: 8 sc (2 rounds)

Change to flesh coloured yarn

Round 8: 8 sl

Round 9: 8 sc blo

Change to light blue coloured yarn:

Round 10: 8 sl

Round 11: 8 sc blo

Rounds 12-15: 8 sc (4 rounds)

Fasten off.

Repeat for second leg but do not fasten off. Stuff both legs.

Torso

Sc to side of leg, if not already there. Chain 1 stitch.

Round 1: Making sure that feet are both pointing in the same direction 8 sc around leg you fastened off, 1 sc in chain stitch, 8 sc around other leg, 1 sc in chain (18)

Round 2: 7 sc, 1 dec, 7 sc, 1 dec (16)

sc until you reach the middle of the Doctor’s back.

Change to dark blue coloured yarn:

Round 3: 16 sl

Round 4: 16 sc blo

Rounds 5-8: 16 sc (4 rounds)

Sc until you are at the side of the Doctor’s body.

Round 9: sc 6 around arm, sc 8 on body, sc 6 around arm, sc 8 on body (28)

Round 10: 14 dec (14)

Stuff body.

Round 11: 7 dec (7)

Head

Change to flesh coloured yarn

Round 1: 7 sl blo

Round 2: 7 inc blo (14)

Round 3: 14 inc (28)

Round 4: 13 sc, 1 inc, 13 sc, 1 inc (30)

Rounds 5-8: 30 sc (4 rounds)

Place safety eyes between last two rounds, leaving 4 sts between eyes

Round 9: (3 sc, 1 dec) x 6 (24)

Round 10: (2 sc, 1 dec) x 6 (18)

Stuff Head.

Round 11: (1 sc, 1 dec) x 6 (12)

Round 12: 6 dec (6)

Fasten off.

Using lengths of light blue, dark blue, red and yellow yarn, embroider stripes around top of T-shirt below arms.

Hair

Using light yellow coloured yarn:

Round 1: 6 sc into magic ring

Round 2: 6 inc (12)

Round 3: (1 sc, 1 inc) x 6 (18)

Round 4: (2 sc, 1 inc) x 6 (24)

Round 5: (3 sc, 1 inc) x 6 (30)

Rounds 6-9: 30 sc (4 rounds)

Round 10: 3 sc, 3 hdc, 24 dc

Round 11: turn, 3 ch, 19 dc, 1 hdc, slip to join.

Round 12: turn, 3 ch, 20 dc.

Fasten off. Pin hair to head and sew in place.

Coat

Sleeves (make two)

Using light brown coloured yarn:

Round 1: 8 ch and join in a loop

Rounds 2-7: 8 sc (6 rounds)

Fasten off. Make second sleeve same as the first.

Body of Coat

Using light brown coloured yarn:

Row 1: 17 ch

Row 2: starting in second ch from hook, sc 16

Rows 3-16: 1 ch, 16 sc  (14 rounds)

Row 15: 1 ch, 4 sc, 8 sc around sleeve, 8 sc on cloak, 8 sc around other sleeve, 4 sc on cloak (32)

Row 16: 1 ch, 16 dec

Row 17: 16 sc

Fasten off. Weave in ends. If you wish to tidy up the edge of the coat, join yarn and sc around the edge.