Amigurumi Pattern

Designed by Luciana Caro

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Materials
 Medium worsted weight yarn.
• Red: Holly Berry – Red Heart with Love.
• Black: Black – Red Heart Super Saver.
• Yellow: Gold – Red Heart Super Saver.
• White: White - Red Heart Super Saver.
 Crochet hook: D/3 - 3.25 mm (see Gauge).
 Tapestry needle.
 Stitch marker.
 Scissors.
 Polyester fiberfill stuffing.
 Pins.

Gauge
You can use a different hook and type of yarn other than the ones listed but remember to check
your gauge.
Gauge is not critical but it’s important that stitches are close together and a bit tight (but not
too much) so stuffing is not visible.
Consider crocheting a sample first; let’s say the first 5 rows of the doll’s head. Then take some
stuffing, place it behind this circle and push it, this will stretch your work.
If the stitches stretch too much and you can see the stuffing, try to tighten your crochet or change
your hook to a smaller size. I tend to crochet a bit loose and that is why I prefer to use a D/3 hook.
If you feel like it is hard to crochet (stitches are too close together and it is hard to pull the
hook/yarn through) crochet more loosely or change to a bigger hook.
Crocheting too tight for too long is going to make your hands hurt, trust me!

Recommendations
I encourage you to first read each section before starting. Become familiar with the layout and
instructions, this will ease your crochet.
Although you can follow this pattern starting in any section, it is suggested that you follow the
order of this pattern as it is presented. Each section builds up on the next section and various
techniques may be presented that could be missed if the pattern isn’t followed as it is presented.

Abbreviations
ch = chain * * = repeat from* to * as many times as indicated.
st = stitch BLO = back loop only FLO = back loop only
sc = single crochet MR = magic ring FO = finish off
hdc = half double crochet dc = double crochet sl st = slip stitch
dec = decrease (decrease 2 sc together) inc = increase (crochet 2 sc in same st)
3dec = decrease 3 stitches together

Finished size
This doll is approximately 11” tall. Your finished doll might turn out bigger or smaller
than 11 inches depending on the yarn and hook you use and your gauge (tension).

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IMPORTANT: Work in continuous spiral rounds. Unless otherwise specified, do not

join at the end of each round.

Starting at the top of the head. Figure 1. With Red color create a magic ring.
1. 6 sc into MR (6)
2. 2 sc in each sc (12)
3. *1 sc, inc* repeat 6 times (18)
4. *2 sc, inc* repeat 6 times (24)
5. *3 sc, inc* repeat 6 times (30)
6. *4 sc, inc* repeat 6 times (36)
7. *5 sc, inc* repeat 6 times (42)
8. *6 sc, inc* repeat 6 times (48)
9. sc into each st (48)
10. sc into each st (48)
11. sc into each st (48)
12. sc into each st (48)
13. *7 sc, inc* repeat 6 times (54)
14. sc into each st (54)
15. sc into each st (54)
16. *8 sc, inc* repeat 6 times (60)
17. sc into each st (60)
18. sc into each st (60) Figure 1
19. sc into each st (60)
20. *8 sc, dec* repeat 6 times (54)
21. sc into each st (54)
22. *7 sc, dec* repeat 6 times (48). Start stuffing as you go.
23. *6 sc, dec* repeat 6 times (42)
24. *5 sc, dec* repeat 6 times (36)
25. *4 sc, dec* repeat 6 times (30)
26. *3 sc, dec* repeat 6 times (24)
27. *2 sc, dec* repeat 6 times (18)
28. *1 sc, dec* repeat 6 times (12)
29. sc into each st (12)
30. sc into each st (12
31. *inc* repeat 12 times (24). This will create the body of the doll.
32. sc into each st (24)
33. to 42. sc into each st (24).
43. *2 sc, dec* repeat 6 times (18). Stuff body as you go.
44. *1 sc, dec* repeat 6 times (12).

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45. *dec* repeat 6 times (6). Finish off. Leave a tail. Sew hole closed with a
tapestry needle.

With Yellow create a magic ring.

1. 6 sc into MR (6)
2. *inc* repeat 6 times (12)
3. sc into each st (12)
4. sc into each st (12)
5. sc into each st (12)
6. sc into each st (12)
7. sc into each st (12). Switch to Red on the last
stitch. Figure 2.
8. sc into each st (12)
9. *sc + inc* repeat 6 times (18)
10. sc into each st (18)
11. sc into each st (18) Figure 2
12. sc into each st (18)
13. sc into each st (18)
14. Start crocheting the fingers. Follow the attached Pdf file named ‘Fingers
Guide for Iron Man’. Set aside for later.

With White create a magic ring.

1. 6 sc into MR (6). Finish off. Leave a tail. Set aside for later.
Figure 3.
Figure 3

With Yellow create a magic ring.

1. 7 sc into MR (7)
2. *inc* repeat 7 times (14)
3. to 8. sc into each st (14)
9. *1 sc, inc* repeat 7 times (21)
10. sc into each st (21)
Figure 4
11. BLO –only for this round- *1 sc, dec* repeat 7 times (14).
Stuff leg.
12. *dec* repeat 7 times (7). Finish off. Leave a tail and sew hole closed with a
tapestry needle1. Set aside for later. Figure 4.

1Tip: after sewing the bottom hole closed, pull the tail through the MR. Use this
tail to later attach the legs onto the body.

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With Red create a magic ring.

1. 6 sc into MR (6)
2. *inc* repeat 6 times (12)
3. *1 sc, inc* repeat 6 times (18)
Figure 5
4. *2 sc, inc* repeat 6 times (24)
5. BLO - only for these two rounds- sc into each st (24)
6. BLO - *2 sc, dec* repeat 6 times (18)
7. FLO – only for this round- sc into each st (18)
8. sc into each st (18)
9. sc into each st (18)
10. sc into each st (18)
Figure 6
11. sc into each st (18)
12. FLO – only for these two rounds- *2 sc, inc* repeat 6 times (24)
13. FLO sc into each st (24)
14. sc into each st (24)
15. ch 1, turn, 20 sc (20). Finish off. Leave a long tail. Fold over and set aside for
later. Figures 5 and 6.

With Red yarn. Leave a long tail at the beginning.

2. ch 19, 18 sc (18)
3. ch 1, turn, 18 sc (18)
4. ch 1, turn, *2 sc, inc* repeat 6 times (24)
Figure 7
5. ch 1, turn, sc into each st (24)
6. ch 1, turn, 5 sc + [sc + ch 1+ sl st into same st] + 3 sl st + [sl st + ch 1+ sc into
same st] + 5 sc + [sc + ch 1+ sl st into same st] + 2 sl st. Finish off. Weave in
end. Figure 7.

Attaching the wrist straps:

With the flat edge (see Blue arrow) facing the doll join ends together. Figure 8.
Align the indent (see Yellow arrow, Figures 7 & 9) with the pinky finger. Use the
tail you left at the beginning to sew strap all around the wrist. Figure 10.
Fold edge over and secure with a few stitches around the thumb area. Figure 11.
Optional: sew around the bottom of the wrist (see yellow pins Figure 12) to secure
the fold.

Figure 8 Figure 9 Figure 10 Figure 11 Figure 12

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From bottom to top. Figure 13. With Red create a magic ring.
1. 6 sc into MR (6)
2. *inc* repeat 6 times (12)
3. ch 1, 3 dc + ch 10. Skip 3 stitches, dc on the 4th st + 2 dc
+ ch 10 + sl st into first ch 1 (6 dc – 20 ch). Figure 14.
4. ch 3 (counts as dc) + 3 dc + 10 dc on the chain + 3 dc +
10 dc on the chain+ sl st to join (27 dc). Figure 15.
5. ch 1, 26 sc + sl st to join (26 sc) Figure 13
6. ch 3 (counts as dc) + 4 dc (5 dc)
7. ch 3 (counts as dc), turn, 4 dc + ch 10 (5 dc + ch 10). Finish off. Figure 16.
8. Skip 8 stitches. On the center opposite side: ch 3 (counts as dc) + 4 dc (5 dc)
9. ch 3 (counts as dc), join onto ch 10 with a sl st (Figure 17), turn, 4 dc, ch 10.
Join to ch 3 on the opposite side to close round (Figure 18) (5 dc + ch 10)
10. ch 3 (counts as dc), turn, 10 dc on the chain + 5 dc + 10 dc on the chain + 5
dc + sl st to join (Figure 19) (31 dc).
11. ch 3 (counts as dc), turn, 7 dc + ch 5 (8 dc + ch 5). Finish off. Figure 20.
12. Skip 8 stitches. On the opposite side: ch 3 (counts as dc), 8 dc (9 dc). Join to
ch 5 with a sl st. Figure 21.

Note: the two next rounds are going to be worked from the inside out.

13. ch 1, turn, 9 sc + ch 5 (9 sc + ch 5). Join to ch 3 from last round with a sl st.

14. ch 1, 8 sc + 5 sc on the chain + 9 sc + 5 sc on the chain + sl st (27 sc) (Figures
22 and 23). Finish off. Weave in ends. Set aside for later.

Figure 14 Figure 15 Figure 16 Figure 17

Figure 18 Figure 19 Figure 20 Figure 21

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Figure 22 Figure 23

With Red create a magic ring.

1. 6 sc into MR (6)
2. ch 12, sl st onto 4th st from hook to create a ring of 3 chains (Figure 24) + 6 sc
into this ring (Figure 25) + 8 sc into chain + sl st to 6-sc circle from the
beginning. Figure 26.
3. ch 1, turn, sc + hdc + 2 dc + hdc + sc + sl st + sl st. Figure 27.
4. ch 1, turn, 6 sc + sl st (Figure 28). Finish off. Leave a tail. Set aside for later.

Figure 24 Figure 25

Figure 26 Figure 27

Figure 28

Start from top to bottom (Figure 29). With White yarn.

1. ch 6, inc into 2nd st from the hook+ 3 sc + inc (7)
2. ch 1, turn, skip 1 st, 4 sc + dec (5)
3. ch 1, turn, skip 1 st, 2 sc + dec (3)
4. ch 1, turn, skip 1 st, dec (1). Finish off. Leave a tail. Set aside for Figure 29

later.
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With White yarn.

1. ch 7, 6 sc (6)
2. ch 1, turn, sc into each st (6)
3. ch 1, turn, sc into each st (6). Finish off. Weave in ends. Figure 30
Set aside for later. Figure 30.

The mask is divided into 4 parts: Face, Chin, Cheeks and Screws. The Face is
divided into Top and Bottom parts.

Working from the bottom to the top. With Yellow yarn.

1. ch 17, 16 sc (16)
2. ch 1, turn, sc into each st (16)
3. ch 1, turn, sc into each st (16)
4. ch 1, turn, 4 sc + dec (5)
Figure 31
5. ch 1, turn, skip 1 st, 4 sc (4)
6. ch 1, turn, 2 sc + dec (3). Finish off. Turn piece and repeat Rounds 4 through
6. Figure 31.

Working from the bottom to the top. With Yellow yarn.

1. ch 15, 14 sc (14)
2. to 4. ch 1, turn, sc into each st (14)
5. ch 1, turn, inc + 12 sc + inc (16)
6. ch 1, turn, sc into each st (16)
7. ch 1, turn, sc into each st (16)
8. ch 1, turn, inc + inc + 12 sc + inc + inc (20)
9. ch 1, turn, sc into each st (20)
Figure 32
10. ch 1, turn, inc + inc (4)
11. ch 1, turn, sc into each st (4)
12. ch 1, turn, skip 1 st, 3dec (1). Finish off.

Turn your work. Repeat Rounds 10 through 12. Finish off.

In the center of the mask, skip 6 stitches and crochet:

1. [ch 1, sc into same stitch] + 5 sc (6)
2. turn, sl st + 4 sc + sl st (6). Finish off. Set aside for later. Figure 32.

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With Red yarn.

1. ch 32, dc on the 4th st from the hook + 7 dc + ch + sl st onto the side of the
previous dc (Figure 33) + 14 sc + ch 1 + 8 dc (16 dc + 14 sc). Figure 34.
2. ch 1, turn, skip 1 st, 7 sc + 14 sl st + sl st to the side of the next sc (Figure 35)
+ ch 1 + 6 sc + dec (13 sc + dec). Finish off. Leave a long tail. Set aside for
later. Figure 36.

Figure 34

Figure 33

Figure 35 Figure 36

With Black yarn. Leave a long tail at the beginning.

1. ch 8, 7 sc (7)
2. ch 1, turn, skip 1 st, 4 sc + dec (5)
3. ch 1, turn, 5 sc. Finish off. Reserve for later. Figure 37. Figure 37

With Red create a magic ring.

1. 6 sc into MR (6)
2. *inc* repeat 6 times (12).
3. *1 sc + inc* repeat 6 times (18) Finish off. Leave a tail to
Figure 38
sew onto the head. Figure 38.

With Red create a magic ring.

1. 6 sc into MR (6)
2. *inc* repeat 6 times (12). Finish off. Leave a tail. Sew onto
bottom part A. Reserve for later. Figure 39.
Figure 39

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1. Put the armor on the doll’s body.

2. Sew arms and legs onto body.
Figure 40
3. Sew boots onto feet.
Optional: Sew the bottom edge/ridge to make it stand out. Page 5, Figure 6.
4. Sew wrists onto arms if you haven’t done so already. Page 5, Figures 8 to 12.
5. Sew hand lights onto the palms of the hands. Page 4, Figure 3.
6. Pin and sew shoulder pads onto the armor.
7. Sew the chest light onto the body armor. Figure 40.
8. Mask:
a) Pin the bottom and top parts of the mask onto the face, this will give you an
idea where all the parts will go (Figure 41). Sew the bottom part of the mask
and the sides (approx. 1” long) marked with Green arrows in Figure 41 onto
the face.
b) Place and pin cheeks, tuck the narrowest part under the mask (Blue outline,
Figure 42). Sew widest part of the cheeks onto the face. With yellow yarn, sew
the part of the mask that goes over the cheeks. Figure 42.
c) Pin eyes and top part of the mask. Figures 43 and 44. Sew the top of the mask
onto the face. Join top and bottom parts of the mask together.
d) Sew mask all around the eyes.
e) Pin and sew chin onto the bottom of the mask. Figure 45.
f) Optional: embroider mouth with black yarn. Figures 46 and 47.
9. Sew screws onto the sides of the face. Figure 48.
10. Optional: embroider a triangle on the forehead. Figure 49.
11. Optional: embroider red stripes on legs and arms. Figures 50 and 51.

Figure 41 Figure 42 Figure 43 Figure 44

Figure 45 Figure 46 Figure 47 Figure 48

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Figure 49 Figure 50
Figure 51

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If you have any question while making this doll or if you find a mistake in this pattern, feel
free to contact me at [email protected].
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 Designed by Luciana Caro
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The fingers will be ‘tube like’. To create the tips of the fingers simply sew this tube
close. You can use a smaller hook for this part.
Here is a list of how many and the total amount of stitches each finger has.
Remember to leave a tail after finishing each finger.
• Index: form a circle of 7 sc, crochet 4 rounds = 28 sc + 3 sc + sl st = 32 st
• Middle finger: form a circle of 6sc, crochet 4 rounds = 24sc + 2sc + sl st = 27st
• Ring finger: form a circle of 6 sc, crochet 4 rounds = 24 sc + 2sc + sl st = 27 st
• Pinky: form a circle of 6 sc, crochet 4 rounds = 24 sc + 2 sc + sl st = 27 st
• Thumb: pick up 6 sc, crochet 4 rounds = 24 sc + 2 sc + sl st = 27 st

NOTE: Some of the photos shown here and throughout this pattern are for
illustrative purposes only and may not represent actual colors to be used.

For the Index finger:

Crochet 5 sc. Fold arm. Count
back 5 stitches and place pin or a
stitch marker. Now you have 5
stitches already made (Figure A)
The 6th st will close the tube. Make
a sc were you placed the pin
(Figures A and B). Turn your work.
Now make the 7th st in the same
place as the 6th (Figure C).

Keep crocheting until you have

31 st (include these first 7 stitches
in the total count). Slip stitch to the
next stitch to smooth the edge
(Figures D and E).

Figure A

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Figure C
Figure B

Figure E
Figure D

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For the Middle finger: follow the next photos to place 1st, 2nd and 3rd stitch (Figures
F and G). 4th stitch is going to be right across, on the opposite side (Figure H).
Turn your work and crochet the 5th in the same place you placed 4th (Figure I).
Figure I also shows where the 6th st is placed. Keep crocheting in spiral rounds
until you have 26 sc. Finish with a slip stitch. Leave a tail.

Figure G
Figure F

Figure H Figure I

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For the Ring finger: follow the next photos to place 1st to 6th stitch (Figures J to
M). Figure K shows stitches 1st and 2nd. 3rd stitch is going to be right across on
the opposite side (Figure L). Turn your work and crochet the 4th in the same stitch
where you made the 3rd (Figure M). Figure M also shows where the 5th and 6th st
are placed. Keep crocheting in spiral rounds until you have 26 sc. Finish with a sl
st. Leave a tail.

Figure J Figure K

Figure L Figure M

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For the Pinky finger:

Follow the next photos to place 1st to 6th stitch (Figures N to Q). Keep crocheting
in circles until you have 26 sc.

Finish with a sl st. Leave a tail.

Figure N Figure O

Figure P Figure Q

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Tip: 1 What I do is: first I crochet index, middle, ring and pinky fingers.
I stuff the arm through the index finger (I use a pen or pencil to help me push the
stuffing) Figure R. Then I sew the tip holes and with what is left from that tail I sew
the gap between the fingers (Figure S).
You might think it is more difficult to stuff the arm this way but it’s easier to crochet
with an empty arm/ hand. You won’t pull the stuffing out with your hook.

Figure R Figure S

For the Thumb:

You can easily find the place where you have to place your stitches by pushing your
hook against the arm (see Figure T), you will see an indentation or a fold (this is
Round 8 of the Arm). There is where we want to start.
In Figure U, the white pins mark where the first 3 stitches should go. Turn your work
and pick up the remaining 3 stitches creating a circle (Figure V). Keep crocheting in
spiral rounds until you have 26 sc. Finish with a sl st. Leave a tail.
Sew the tip of the thumb closed.

Figure U Figure V
Figure T

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Figure W shows the finished hand.

Note: You can skip crocheting the thumb if you

feel unsure about picking up stitches or if you don’t
like how it turns out.

I do not stuff fingers but you can stuff them.

Figure W

Happy crocheting! 

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