Try these free crochet Loki patterns for villainous character lovers in your life. Choose from dolls to Loki horn headgear, alligator Loki, and much more to celebrate this mischief maker. All these will be extremely soft, adorable and huggable gifts for little ones. So, keep reading until you find the best pattern!
Supplies Needed For Loki Patterns
Before you head to follow the Loki patterns, make sure to have the following crochet supplies in hand:
- Cotton or acrylic yarn as recommended by the pattern.
- Crochet hook in a smaller size than usual as specified by the pattern.
- Safety eyes.
- Stitch Markers.
- Yarn needle.
- Polyester fiberfill.
Alligator Loki Amigurumi
Uses: Perfect for those who adore unique collectibles! Its distinctive features, such as a snout, eye sockets with intense eyes, a golden horn crown, and a curving tail, all contribute to its delightful allure. Not just a display piece, it bravely guards your room against mischief, doubling as an unconventional décor item.
Materials:
Acrylic Yarn
5mm crochet hook
Making:
Begin with Body Construction, where you employ a series of chain (ch), single crochet (sc), single crochet 2 together (sc2tog), and half double crochet (hdc) stitches. Ensure your stitch counts increase progressively to give your alligator a well-shaped body. Proceed to make the Legs! Here, you'll use half-double and single crochet stitches to create this section. Remember to carry out 2 sc in a single stitch occasionally to shape the leg correctly. Lastly, the Horn Making rounds incorporate additional half double crochet stitches for added rigidity. You make the horns separately before attaching them to the crown base.
Old Loki Amigurumi
Uses: Old Loki Amigurumi is a tiny, hand-made figure standing a cute 2.5 inches tall. It's a joy for anyone who loves stories of heroes and their adventures. This little Loki, with his wise look, adds a touch of magic to desks or as a small travel buddy to bring smiles on journeys.
Materials:
Fingering Yarn
2.5mm crochet hook
Making:
Picture turning soft yarn with a hook, slowly adding bits to shape his body, cape, and helmet. Begin by creating the Head using crochet stitches such as chain (ch), single crochet (sc), and single crochet decrease (sc2tog). Next, proceed with the Body, a continuation from the head. Insert bobble stitch arms at the 12th and 19th stitches. Use a mix of black and beige stitches to create a standout effect. Let's move on to shape Loki's iconic helmet, woven out of yellow yarn. Finish the look by adding the horns to the helmet, using wire to make them adjustable. The Chest Piece and Scepter the final touches to complete Classic Loki's ensemble. The chest piece should be positioned just below the neck, and the scepter should be affixed to his right bobble arm.
Plush Loki Helmet
Uses: Embodying the mischief of Loki himself, this plush helmet can turn any simple plush toy into an exciting character from the Marvel series. Great for play, this helmet adds a delightful twist to your plush collection and creates whimsical play scenarios.
Materials:
Yellow bulky weight yarn
A 5mm H hook
Making:
Begin by crocheting two horn pieces in the round, gradually decreasing stitches to form the distinctive horn shape. Each horn starts with a chain of 14 stitches joined and worked up through various rounds until it narrows down, forming a point. Stuff firmly to retain shape and create the sharp look typical of Loki's iconic horns. The helmet's base is also created by working in the round, starting with a magic ring and increasing stitches to expand it. This forms a sturdy foundation for the helmet to sit comfortably atop a plush head. Two straps worked flat, not in the round. The length is customized based on the size of the plush toy's head, ensuring a snug fit. These straps are vital for securing the helmet under the toy's head.
Loki Amigurumi
Uses: The ever-charming Loki Amigurumi is more than just an eye-catching decoration! It carries a playful vibe that adds fun to your living spaces, making every spot its favorite place.
Materials:
Yarn of different colors
2.5mm crochet hook
Making:
The assembly consists of crocheting individual parts such as the body, head, arms, legs, and accessories, which are later joined together, resulting in a 3-dimensional piece. Though the process involves steps like working in the round, creating 3-dimensional forms, and bottom-up construction, the result is a one-of-a-kind Loki you can be proud of.
Croki The Crocodile Loki
Uses: This adorable doll embodies Loki's clever and witty persona in a cute crocodile form! Owning the Croki gives you a splendid conversation starter and an eye-catching piece for your home or workspace.
Materials:
Worsted yarn
4.00mm crochet hook
Making:
You will begin with worsted yarn, using a 4.00mm hook, which provides a good balance of ease and durability in your stitches. This project, once completed, stands 7 inches long, making it an adorable hand-sized companion. To achieve this, you will likely need to work on separate crochet components that form the body, tail, limbs, and unique features of Croki, which are then assembled to bring the character to life.
Crochet Loki Horns Amigurumi Llama
Uses: A fun, fuzzy, and friendly companion that stands out in the crowd. The unique loop stitch design reflective of an authentic llama's fuzziness, combined with its wonderful proportions, allows Loki to fit perfectly on bookshelves, bedside tables, or nestled within plush collections.
Materials:
Acrylic Yarn
3.5mm crochet hook
Making:
Starting with the head, markers are placed 18 stitches apart, centered on the snout between rounds 12 & 13. This is where you would insert your safety eyes at a later step. Further, markers placed 10 stitches apart, centered on the top of the head between rounds 16 & 17. These markers will show you where to attach the ears at a later step. Move on to the limbs, arms and legs, crocheted with attention to the finest details. The yarn color transitions, stuffing, and final single crochets are timed perfectly to produce the most aesthetic results. The final step involves stitching the head and body together.
Here, attention must be paid to maintaining even pressure while sewing to ensure Loki stands proud and tall when finished.
