Hey all! This one isn't being added to my pokedex since the mega versions don't have their own number as far as I can tell. But I'm posting the pattern here since I've made one!
This one ended up being 28cm (11 inches) tall. The hair was done completed with felting techniques.
The patterns that I write usually are optional when it comes to needlefelting as embroidery can be used for the embellishments. In this pattern, I used needlefelting techniques for the hair. If you wish to make this and don’t use any needlefelting tools, you may wish to figure out another way to complete the hair prior to starting this project. I don’t have any alternatives for this one.
Head/Body
Round 1: CH2, SCx6 in the 2nd stitch from the hook (6)
Round 2: 2SCx6 (12)
Round 3: [2SC, SC]x6 (18)
Round 4: [2SC, SCx2]x6 (24)
Round 5: [2SC, SCx3]x6 (30)
Round 6: [2SC, SCx4]x6 (36)
Round 7: [2SC, SCx5]x6 (42)
Round 8: [2SC, SCx6]x6 (48)
Round 9 - 16: SCx48 (48, 8 rounds)
Round 17: [SC2tog, SCx6]x6 (42)
Round 18: [SC2tog, SCx5]x6 (36)
Round 19: [SC2tog, SCx4]x6 (30)
Round 20: [SC2tog, SCx3]x6 (24)
Round 21: [SC2tog, SCx2]x6 (18)
Round 22: [SC2tog, SC]x6 (12)
Stuff firmly and then continue onto next round.
I didn’t reinforce the neck in my plush and it does get a little bit floppy so you might wish to insert pipe cleaners or some kind of cardboard etc support to keep the neck upright.
Round 23 - 27: SCx12 (12, 5 rounds)
Round 28: [2SC, SC]x6 (18)
Round 29: [2SC, SCx2]x6 (24)
Round 30 - 39: SCx24 (24, 10 rounds)
Round 40: [SC2tog, SCx2]x6 (18)
Round 41: [SC2tog, SC]x6 (12)
Stuff firmly.
Round 42: SC2togx6 (6)
Sew closed.
Body
Worked bottom up, in black
Round 1: CH2, SCx6 in the 2nd stitch from the hook (6)
Round 2: 2SCx6 (12)
Round 3: [2SC, SC]x6 (18)
Round 4: [2SC, SCx2]x6 (24)
Round 5: [2SC, SCx3]x6 (30)
Round 6: [2SC, SCx4]x6 (36)
Round 7 - 8: Scx36 (36, 2 rounds)
Round 9: [SC2tog, SCx10]x3 (33)
Round 10: [SC2tog, SCx9]x3 (30)
Round 11: [SC2tog, SCx8]x3 (27)
Round 12: [SC2tog, SCx7]x3 (24) chain and turn
Row 1: SC2tog, SCx16, SC2tog, chain and turn
Row 2: SC2tog, SCx14, SC2tog, chain and turn
Row 3: SC2tog, SCx12, SC2tog, chain and turn
Row 4: SC2tog, SCx10, SC2tog, chain and turn
Row 5: SC2tog, SCx8, SC2tog, chain and turn
Row 6: SC2tog, SCx6, SC2tog, chain and turn
Row 7: SC2tog, SCx4, SC2tog, chain and turn
Row 8: SC2tog, SCx2, SC2tog, chain and turn
Stuff the lightly. Sew onto the body. Round 12 attaches at about the 5th last round of the head/body white piece.
LS = Loop Stitch
Hair
Round 1: CH2, SCx6 in the 2nd stitch from the hook (6)
Round 2: [SC, LS in the same stitch]x6 (12)
Round 3: [SC & LS in the same stitch, LS]x6 (18)
Round 4: [SC & LS in the same stitch, LSx2]x6 (24)
Round 5: [SC & LS in the same stitch, LSx3]x6 (30)
Round 6: [SC & LS in the same stitch, LSx4]x6 (36)
Round 7: [SC & LS in the same stitch, LSx5]x6 (42)
Round 8: [SC & LS in the same stitch, LSx6]x6 (48)
Round 9 - 10: LSx48 (48, 2 rounds)
Sew the hair piece to the head and then cut each loop. Then brush out the loose loops with a brush (I use a wire pet brush). Keep the brushed out fluff. Once it’s brushed out, the hair will look like those old troll dolls with the fluffy hair. Then use a felting needle to felt down the hair into the style on the head. When the hair has been felted down to where it needs to be, use the leftover brushed out fluff and felt the curled points that come around her cheeks.
I then brushed out a small amount of orange and black to felt on the eyes and mouth.
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| Hair starts off looking like this with all the loop stitches. Then you go and cut all the loops. |
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| Hair looks like this once it's brushed out. I tend to keep all of the material that's brushed out in a bag as I may need it to needlefelt embellishments onto future plush. |
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| Once felted down, I then shape the hair. In this plush, I also used some of the brushed out material to felt back on to add more layering. |
Head Spikes
Make 2
Round 1: CH2, SCx6 in the 2nd stitch from the hook (6)
Round 2: SCx6 (6)
Round 3: [2SC, SC]x3 (9)
Round 4 - 11: SCx5, HDCx4 (9, 8 rounds)
Round 12 - 15: SCx9 (9, 4 rounds)
Attach the curved pieces to border the face and curl up into the hair.
Make 2 of each of the following and sew one onto each of the curved spikes.
Large Spike
Round 1: CH2, SCx6 in the 2nd stitch from the hook (6)
Round 2: SCx6 (6)
Round 3: [2SC, SC]x3 (9)
Round 4: SCx9 (9)
Round 5: [2SC, SCx2]x3 (12)
Round 6 - 7: SCx12 (12, 2 rounds)
Stuff lightly and sew onto the curved spike above the eye.
Mid Spike
Round 1: CH2, SCx6 in the 2nd stitch from the hook (6)
Round 2: SCx6 (6)
Round 3: [2SC, SC]x3 (9)
Round 4 - 5: SCx9 (9, 2 rounds)
Stuff lightly and sew onto the curved spike below the large spike and in line with the eye.
Small Spike
Round 1: CH2, SCx6 in the 2nd stitch from the hook (6)
Round 2 - 3: SCx6 (6, 2 rounds)
Chest Piece
Make 2
Chainx7
Row 1: Starting from the 2nd chain from the hook, SCx6, chain and turn (6)
Row 2: Scx4, SC2tog, chain and turn (5)
Row 3: SCx5, chain and turn (5)
Row 4: SCx3, SC2tog, chain and turn (4)
Row 5: SCx4, chain and turn (4)
Row 6: SCx2, SC2tog, chain and turn (3)
Row 7: HDC and DC in the same stitch, then SCx2 (4)
Sew the two pieces together in a slight butterfly like shape and then sew onto the chest.
Back Piece
Row 1: CH2, SCx3 in the 2nd stitch from the hook, chain and turn (3)
Row 2: 2SCx3, chain and turn (6)
Sew onto her back.
Dress Dome
Start by leaving a long tail to use to sew this to the body.
Chainx36 and then join in a ring and crochet in a round.
Round 1: SCx36 (36)
Round 2: [2SC, SCx5]x6 (42)
Round 3: [2SC, SCx6]x6 (48)
Round 4 - 8: SCx48 (48, 5 rounds)
Finish off. Use the original tail to sew the dome to the waist portion of the body.
Arms
Finger
Dress colour
Round 1: CH2, SCx6 in the 2nd stitch from the hook (6)
Round 2: SCx6 (6)
Finish off and leave a tail.
Arm
Dress colour
Round 1: CH2, SCx6 in the 2nd stitch from the hook (6)
Round 2: SCx6 (6)
Round 3: [2SC, SC]x3 (9)
Round 4: SCx9 (9)
Round 5: SC into the next 6 stitches of the last round of the finger piece to join, then back into the round of the arm piece, skip 2, SCx7 (13)
Round 6: SC2tog, SCx11 (12)
Use the tail from the finger piece to sew up the gap made from the skipped stitches. Then continue.
Round 7 - 11: SCx12 (12, 5 rounds)
Round 12: [SC2tog, SCx2]x3 (9)
Round 13 - 15: SCx9 (9, 3 rounds)
Stuff firmly.
Round 16: [SC2tog, SC]x3 (6)
Round 17 - 18: SCx6 (6, 2 rounds)
Sew closed.
Arm
White
Start by leaving a tail to use for sewing later. Make sure it’s pulled to the right side.
Round 1: CH2, SCx6 in the 2nd stitch from the hook (6)
Round 2 - 7: SCx6 (6, 6 rounds)
Leave another tail to finish. Stuff lightly and then sew onto the body. Use the tail left at the start to sew to the dress colour arm at about round 14.
Dress Tails
Front
Chainx 8
Round 1: From the 2nd chain from the hook, SCx6, 3SC, SCx6, 3SC (18)
Round 2: SCx7, SC2tog, SCx7, SC2tog (16)
Round 3 - 17: SCx16 (16, 15 rounds)
Sew to the front of the dress.
Sides
Make 4
Round 1: CH2, SCx6 in the 2nd stitch from the hook (6)
Round 2: SCx 6 (6)
Round 3: 2SCx6 (12)
Round 4 - 5: SCx12 (12, 2 rounds)
Round 6: [2SC, SC]x4, SCx4 (16)
Round 7 - 21: SCx18 (16, 15 rounds)
Back Piece
Make 4
Round 1: CH2, SCx6 in the 2nd stitch from the hook (6)
Round 2: SCx 6 (6)
Round 3: 2SCx6 (12)
Round 4 - 5: SCx12 (12, 2 rounds)
Round 6: [2SC, SC]x4, SCx4 (16)
Round 7 - 26: SCx18 (16, 20 rounds)
Legs
White
Round 1: CH2, SCx6 in the 2nd stitch from the hook (6)
Round 2 - 16: SCx6 (6, 15 rounds)
Stuff firmly as you crochet the leg otherwise it may be too hard to stuff right at the end. Sew onto the body beneath the skirt pieces.
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