Amigurumi Hunter Elf Girl Free Crochet Pattern

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Abbreviations:
Sc – single crochet,

inc – increase,

Dec – decrease

Hdc – half crochet

We will need:

• Yarn for knitting various colors (author

used – Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice)

• 2.25 mm and 2.75 mm hook

• Scissors

• Stitch markers

• Needles for stitching

• Filler

• Plastic circle

• 6 mm safety eyes

• Light pink paint or blush for fabric

• Wooden pins, paper, hot glue.

Legs

The doll is knitted from the legs up, so we start with knitting

our pair of legs. We will knit a doll continuously.

Use a 2.25 mm hook for the legs, body, arms and head.

We stuff legs, a body and a head. Hands are not full. Not

stuff the doll very tightly (you can add 5

rows of legs to make your doll more “light”).

Rnd 1.4 sc into magic ring (4)

Rnd 2. [inc] 4x (8)

Rnd 3. inc, 7 sc (9)

Rnds 4.-31. sc in a circle (28 rows) (9)

Be sure to fill your foot while knitting, and do not wait until the end.

When you finish knitting 1 leg, make a sl-st and close the knitting, cut the thread. Next, tie 2 legs, but not

close the knitting. We do 2 ch and sl-st in sl-st on 1 leg.

(use the photo below for a hint)

Body

Rnd 32.8 sc, 2 sc in air loops (back side of the loop), 9 sc, 2 sc in air loops

hinges (front side of the hinge)

(21)

Rnds 33.-34. Sc in a circle (21)

Rnd 35. inc, 3 sc, inc, [4 sc, inc] 2x, 3 sc, inc, 2 sc (26)

Rnd 36. Sc in a circle (26)

Rnd 37. 3 sc, inc, 4 sc, inc, [5 sc, inc] 2x, 5 sc (30)

Rnd 38. Dark green thread, Sc in a circle (30)

Rnd 39. Brown thread, Sc in a circle only in the back side of the loop (30)

Rnd 40. dec, 3 sc, dec, [4 sc, dec] 2x, 3 sc, dec, 2 sc, dec, 2 sc (24)

Rnd 41. Light green thread, Sc in a circle only in the back side of the loop (24)

Rnd 42. 2 sc, dec, 3 sc, dec, [4 sc, dec] 2x, 3 sc (20)

Rnds 43.-49. Sc in a circle (20)

Rnd 50.3 sc, dec, 8 sc, dec, 5 sc (18)

Rnd 51. dec, 6 sc, dec, 8 sc (fill the body) (16)

Rnd 52.4 sc, dec, 5 sc, dec, 3 sc (14)

Rnd 53.2 sc, dec, 6 sc, dec, 2 sc (12)

Rnd 54.3 sc, dec, 3 sc, dec, 2 sc (10)

Rnd 55. Beige thread, Sc in a circle only in the back side of the loop (10)

Rnd 56. Sc in a circle (10)

When you knit 56 row do not cut the yarn. Stuff your body and neck, and then follow the instructions below to

knitting a head. Do not stuff your body and neck too tightly. Take the resulting part and roll it

between the palms to distribute the filler evenly.

Head

The eyes will need to be placed between 10 and 11 rows, 7 loops between them. Also, do not forget to tightly

stuff your head in the process of knitting. Use a round piece of plastic to place where the neck ends and

the head begins. With this, you ensure roundness of the head. You can use any

plastic, for example, a cover from yogurt.

Rnd 1. Continue to knit, 10 sc (10)

Rnd 2. [1 sc, inc] 5x (15)

Rnd 3. 1 sc, inc, [2 sc, inc] 4x, 1 sc (20)

Rnd 4. [3 sc, inc] 5x (25)

Rnd 5. 2 sc, inc, [4 sc, inc] 4x, 2 sc (30)

Rnd 6. [5 sc, inc] 5x (35)

Circle and cut a plastic circle equal to the 6th row, glue it after the 15th row

Rnd 7.1 sc, inc, 14 sc, inc, 7 sc, inc, 10 sc (38)

Rnds 8.-12. Sc in a circle (do not forget to put your eyes after the 10th row) (38)

Rnd 13. 1 sc, dec, 1 sc 4, dec, 7 sc, dec, 10 sc (35)

Rnd 14. Light brown thread, sc in a circle (add a small bang as shown in the picture

below)

(35)

Rnd 15. [5 sc, dec] 5x (30)

Rnd 16. 2 sc, dec, [4 sc, dec] 4x, 2 sc (25)

Rnd 17. [3 sc, dec] 5x (20)

Rnd 18. 1 sc, dec, [2 sc, de dec c] 4x, 1 sc (begin stuffing head) (15)

Rnd 19. [1 sc, dec] (10)

Rnd 20. [dec] 5x (5)

Close the knitting after making sure that your head is tight. I advise you to use a piece

plastic to round the head and the filler did not pass into the neck and body. If you will not use

plastic, then the head will be shaped like a balloon. After you fill your head tightly close

knitting. Take the needle and sew the remaining hole. Use a marker or rouman. To make

pink cheeks. The photo below shows the entire process in detail.

Hair

There are many ways to attach amigurumi hair and you can use whatever you want.

like. The author shows in detail how he attached the hair in the photographs below. He uses a way

“Latch” as described below. The author used a 2.75 mm hook.

“Latch” hair

Step 1

Insert the hook into the gap between the 2 loops and pull it into the hole above or below.

Step 2

Fold the yarn in half and using a hook, pull it through the loop leaving a small piece of yarn on

hooked.

Step 3

Pull the ends of the hair through the loop using a hook.

Step 4

Pull the ends down to tighten the loop and fix the hair. Start with a hairline.

Elven ears

Use a 2.25 mm hook and beige yarn. Not

stuff your ears. Use a marker to avoid confusion.

Rnd 1.

Beige thread, 3 sc intomagic ring

(3)

Rnd 2. [inc] 3x (6)

Rnd 3. [sc inc] 3x (9)

Rnd 4. [2 sc, inc] 4x (12)

Rnd 5. [2 sc, dec] 4x (9)

Rnd 6. [1 sc, dec] 3x close

knitting leave long

thread for sewing.

(6)

Hands

Use the hook 2.25 mm, beige and

green yarn. Do not stuff. Use

marker, so as not to get confused.

Rnd 1. Beige Thread, 3 sc into magic ring (3)

Rnd 2. [inc] 3x (6)

Rnd 3. inc, 5 sc (7)

Rnds 4.-22. Sc in a circle (7)

Rnd 23. Green thread, sc in a circle (7)

Rnd 24. sc knit in a circle in the back of the loop (7)

Rnds 25.-26. sc in a circle (7)

Tie both sides of the sc hole as shown in the picture below.

Knitting on top of a toy

Collar

We use a 2.75 mm hook and attach the thread to the row in which we

knitted only in the back of the loop. Knitting pattern ——————- 

Rnd 1. sc, inc to the next front loop, [1 sc, inc] 4x, inc, sl-st to the first loop (17)

Rnd 2. 1 ch, [sc, 3 ch, sc] in 1 loop, [skip loop1, [sc, 3 ch, sc] in

next loop] repeat to the end, close the knitting.

Sleeves

We use a 2.75 mm hook and attach the thread to the row in which we

knitted only in the back of the loop. Knitting pattern ——————- 

Rnd 1. sc, 3 ch, sc in the same loop, [skip loop1, [sc, 3 ch, sc] in the next

loop] repeat to the end

Leaf skirt

We use a 2.75 mm hook and attach the thread to the row in which we knit only in the back

loops. The knitting pattern is shown below:

Rnd 1. Sc green thread, sc to next front loop, inc to next

front loop, [4 sc, inc] 5x, 2 sc, sl-st

(36)

Rnd 2. 1 ch, [5 sc, inc] 6x, sl-st (42)

Rnd 3.1 ch, 3 sc, inc, [6 sc, inc] 5x, 3 sc, sl-st (48)

Rnd 4. 1 ch, 11 sc, inc, [23 sc, inc] 1x, 12 sc, sl-st (50)

Rnd 5.1 ch, sc in a circle, sl-st (50)

Rnd 6. 1 ch, sc in 1 loop, 2 ch, * [3sc, (sc, 6 ch, sl-st] in the next loop, 4 sc, 2 ch; repeat

what is marked * in a circle, sc in the last loop, sl-st

Rnd 7. 2 ch, * [2 sc, (5 dc, 3 ch pico, 5 dc] in the next 6 ch;; repeat what is marked * by

circle, 2 sc in the last loop, sl-st

Rnd 8. 1 ch, [sc, 6 ch, sl-st] in 1 loop, * 3 ch, work for sl-st of the last row, skip 3 sc in 2

rows below [sc, 2 ch, sl-st] in the next loop, 3 ch **, [sc, 6 ch, sl-st] in the next 2 ch 2

ranks below; repeat from * around, ending **, [sc, 6 ch, dc] to the last sc in

current row, sl-st

Rnd 9. 3 ch (considered as dc) 3 ch pico, 5 dc in the next 3 ch * skip 3 ch, sc in

next 2 ch **, skip 3 ch, [5 dc, 3 ch pico, 5 dc] in the next loop; repeat

from * around, ending **, [5 dc, 3 ch pico, 3 ch, sl-st] to the last loop, sl-st

Rnd 10. 1 ch, [sc, 2 ch, sl-st] in sc 2 rows below, * 3 ch, work for sl-st of the last row, skip 3

sc in 2 rows below, [sc, 6 ch, sl-st] in the next 2 ch, skip 3 ch, [sc, 2 ch, sl-st] in

next loop; repeat what is marked * in a circle, sl-st

Rnd 11. 2 ch, * [sc in the next 2 ch, (5 dc, 3 ch pico, 5 dc] in the next 6th ch; repeat that

what is marked * in a circle, sc in the last 2 loops

Brown trim or belt

We use a 2.75 mm hook and attach the thread to the row in which we knitted

only in the back of the loop. Knitting pattern shown ->

Rnd 1. Attach the sc, sc thread to the next front loop, inc, [2 sc, inc] to the last 3 loops, 3 sc, sl-st (31)

Rnd 2.1 ch, sc in a circle, sl-st (31)

Rnd 3.1 ch, sc in the same loop, [skip 2 loops, 5 dc in the next loop, skip 2 loops,

sc to the next loop] repeat to the end. Close the knitting and hide the thread. The belt is over!

Leaf scarf

We will use

hook 2.75 mm and knit

in rows. We will use

3 ch picot and crocodile

the skin

Green thread, 6 ch, dc in 2 loop from the hook, 1 ch,

skip 1 loop, 2 dc to the next loop, 1 ch,

skip 1 loop, dc to last ch, turn (4)

Row 2. 3 ch, skip 1 loop, 4 embossed facial st. without

double crochet in 1 dc, 3 ch pico, 5 Embossed facial st. without

nakida in the next dc, skip the last dc, sl-st in

ch after turning, turning

(1 sheet)

Row 3. 3 ch, 2 dc toward the leaf, 1 ch, 1 dc toward the center of the leaf, 1

ch, 2 dc to the other side of the sheet, turn

(5)

Row 4. 3 ch 4 embossed facial dc around 1 dc, 3 ch pico, 5

embossed facial dc around the next dc,

skip next dc, 5 embossed facial dc

around the next dc, 3 ch pico, 5 embossed facial

dc around the next dc, cc to the top

swivel ch to fasten the sheet, turn

(2 sheets)

Row 5. 3 ch, 2 dc towards the leaf, 1 ch, 1 dc towards the center of the leaf, 1

ch, 2 dc to the other side of the sheet, 1 ch, 1 dc to the center

sheet 1 ch, 2 dc to the other side of the sheet, turn

(8)

Row 6. 3 ch, 4 embossed facial dc around 1 dc, 3 ch pico, 5

embossed facial dc around the next dc,

skip next dc, 5 embossed facial dc

around the next dc, 3 ch pico, 5 embossed facial

dc around next dc, skip next dc,

5 embossed facial dc around the next dc, 3 ch

picot, 5 embossed facial dc around the last dc cc

to the top of the swivel ch to fasten the sheet,

turn

(3 sheets)

Row 7.3 ch, 2 dc per sheet

1 ch, 1 dc to the center of the sheet, 1 ch, 2 dc to the other side of the sheet, 1 ch, 1 dc to the center of the sheet 1 ch,

2 dc to the other side of the sheet, 1 ch, 1 dc to the center of the sheet 1 ch, 2 dc to the other side of the sheet,

turn

(eleven)

Row 8. 3 ch, 4 embossed facial dc around 1 dc, 3 ch pico, 5

embossed facial dc around the next dc,

skip next dc, 5 embossed facial dc

around the next dc, 3 ch pico, 5 embossed facial

dc around next dc, sk next dc, skip

next dc, 5 embossed facial dc around

next dc, 3 ch pico, 5 embossed facial dc

around the next dc, skip the next dc, 5

embossed facial dc around next dc, 3 ch

picot, 5 embossed facial dc around the last dc, cc

to the top of the swivel ch to fasten the sheet

,turn

(4 sheets)

Row 9.3 ch, 2 dc toward the leaf, 1 ch, 1 dc toward the center of the leaf, 1

ch, 2 dc to the other side of the sheet, 1 ch, 1 dc to the center

leaf, 1 ch, 2 dc to the other side of the leaf, 1 ch, 1 dc to

leaf center, 1 ch, 2 dc to the other side of the leaf, 1 ch, 1

dc to the center of the sheet, 1 ch, 2 dc to the last side

leaf turn

(14)

Row 10. 4 embossed facial dc around 1 dc, 3 ch pico, 5 embossed facial

dc around next dc, skip next dc, 5 embossed

facial dc around the next dc, 3 ch pico, 5 embossed facial

dc around next dc

skip next dc 5

embossed facial dc

around the next dc, 3 ch

pico, 5 embossed facial

dc around the next dc,

skip next dc 5

embossed facial dc

around the next dc, 3 ch

pico, 5 embossed facial

dc around the next dc,

skip next dc 5

embossed facial dc

around the next dc, 3 ch

pico, 5 embossed facial

dc around last dc, cc

to the top of the pivot

ch to fasten the sheet,

turn

(5 sheets)

Row 11. Brown thread, 1 ch, 22 hdc evenly, rotate (22)

Row 12. 1 ch, hdc in each loop of the previous row, turn (22)

Row 13. 1 ch, sc in each loop, only in the back of the loop (22)

Close knitting, hide the ends. Attach with sl-st with a brown thread to the front

shawls and then make 25 stitches. Repeat on the opposite side and then close the knitting and

hide the ends.

Headdress

Use a 2.75 mm hook and dark gray yarn. If you want to adjust the size, increase or

reduce the amount of ch in the chain.

Row 1. 37 ch, sc into 2 loops from the hook and into each loop further,

sl-st with 1 loop (form a circle)

(36)

Rnd 2. 1 ch, hdc in the back of the loop in the same loop where

joined, hdc to the front of the loop in

next loop [hdc to the back, hdc to the front

loop] to the end, sl-st

(36)

Rnds 3-4. Repeat 2 row (36)

Rnd 6. 1 ch, sc in a circle, sl-st (36)

Close the knitting, and then tie the stitches of the first row, hide the thread.

Footwear

Use a 2.25 mm hook and a dark brown thread. Be sure to use a stitch marker.

Rnd 1.4 sc into magic ring (4)

Rnd 2. [inc] 4x (8)

Rnd 3. 1 sc, inc, [3 sc, inc] 1x, 2 sc (10)

Rnd 4. [4 sc, inc] 2x (12)

Rnd 5. Sc in a circle (12)

Row 6. 6 sc, 1 ch, turn (6)

Row 7. 6 sc, 1 ch, turn (6)

Row 8. dec, 2 sc, dec, 1 ch, turn (4)

Row 9. dec, dec, 1 ch, turn (2)

Row 10. dec, place the loop marker (1)

Rnd 11. 3 sc to the bottom of the boot, 6 sc to the front of the boot, 3 sc to

side of the boot

(thirteen)

Rnds. 12.-19. Sc in a circle (13)

Rnd 20. Golden brown [sc at the back of the loop, 3 ch, sc at the back

loops] in 1 loop, [skip the next loop, [sc to the back of the loop, 3 ch,

sc to the back of the loop] to the next loop] repeat to the end

Close the knitting, hide the ends. We put shoes on the elf’s legs.

Bow and quiver

Bow

We use a hook 2.25 mm and

brown thread. Rnd 1.

4 sc into magic ring (4)

Rnd 2. inc, 3 sc (5)

Rnd 3. Sc in a circle (5)

Rnd 4. inc, 4 sc (6)

Rnds 5.-30. Sc in a circle (6)

Rnd 31. dec, 4 sc (5)

Close the knit and leave a long thread. Place a wire inside the bow so that it can be attached

shape and fill the part. Close the hole and sew the thread on the other side of the bow to make a bowstring.

After that, sew the bow in your hand.

Quiver

Use a 2.25 mm hook and brown thread

Rnd 1.6 sc into magic ring (6)

Rnd 2. [1 sc, inc] 3x (9)

Rnd 3. Sc in a circle (9)

Rnd 4. inc, 8 sc (10)

Rnd 5. Sc in a circle (10)

Rnd 6. inc, 9 sc (11)

Rnd 7. Sc in a circle (11)

Rnd 8. inc, 10 sc (12)

Rnds 9.-12. Sc in a circle (12)

Sl-st to the next loop, 20 ch and sl-st to the bottom of the quiver to make a strap. Close knitting and

hide the thread.

Arrows

To create arrows, you will need toothpicks, thick paper and hot glue. Cut on paper such

same shape as shown in the picture above and glue it to the toothpick. Use colored markers,

to decorate your arrow.

Congratulations, the toy is ready!

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