Helga & Hans Copyright by AmigurumiBB Vanja Grundmann 2014 1



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Helga & Hans 1

Abbreviations (US terminology used): st(s) stitch(es) ch chain stitch sl st slip stitch sc single crochet hdc half double crochet dc double crochet inc increasing stitch (2 stitches made in same stitch) dec decreasing stitch (invisible decrease used in the pattern) R round or row BLO back loops only (only back of the loops of each stitch worked) bpsc back post single crochet stitch popcorn popcorn stitch (3 dc worked in same stitch in order to create popcorn in this pattern) Materials used: DK 100% cotton yarn in: yellow brown white light blue skin color of your choice Crochet hook 2 mm darning needles for sewing the parts Safety eyes or round black beads 5 mm Textile glue Stuffing of your choice 2

Helga Head R1 Sc6 in magic ring R2 Inc6 (12 sts) R3 *Inc1, sc1* x6 (18 sts) R4 *inc1, sc2* x6 (24 sts) R5 *inc1, sc3* x6 (30 sts) R6 *inc1, sc4* x6 (36 sts) R7 *inc1, sc5* x6 (42 sts) R8-R13 sc42 R14 inc12, sc30 (54 sts) R15-R17 sc54 R18 *dec1, sc7* x6 (48 sts) R19 sc48 R20 *dec1, sc4* x8 (40 sts) 3

R21 *dec1, sc2* x10 (30 sts) R22 *dec1, sc1* x10 (20 sts) R23 dec8, sc4 (12 sts) At this point stuff the head nice and firm. Head must be well stuffed. R22 *dec4, sc2* x2 (12 sts) Tie off. Stuff more if needed. Attach eyes between round 13-14. Embroider nose between rounds 14-15. Center it and sew around one or two horizontal stitches to create nice little nose. You can embroider lips or use sharpie marker to draw them on. Add some powder blush or crayons to the cheeks. Legs & body Leg1 With brown yarn R1: 6 Sc in magic ring (6) R2: 2 sc in each st around (12) R3: *2sc in one st, sc1* x6 (18) R4: 18 sc change yarn to flash color. R5: dec6, sc6 (12) R6: dec3, sc6 (9) Stuff bottom of the leg. R7-R16: 9 sc Tie off. Stuff the leg. Repeat from R1-R16 for the next leg as well! Bring both legs together. Safety pin them so they stay close and firm. Change color to brown or one you wish to use for the dress and continue making the body. R17: Stitch around both legs (18 sts) R18-R21 sc18 R22-23 sc18 BLO (back loops only) R24-R25: sc18 change color to white (for the shirt) R26: *dec1, sc1* x6 (12) R27 sc12 blo (back loops only) Change color to skin color you use for the doll to make final two rows. R28-R29: sc12 Tie off leaving long end for sewing the body to the head. Stuff the body. Dress With same color yarn you used to make the body, starting at R22 Slip stitch to one of the front loops on R22, ch1 4

R1 inc18 (38 sts) R2-R6 sc36 Change color to blue. R7 sc36 change color to brown (or one you worked dress with) R8 sc36 change color to blue R9 slip stitch back loops only Tie off, hide ends. Apron Start with blue yarn with doll pointing upside down, find center stitch on R23 (remaining front loops) and count 2 stitches each side (making 5 of them for the apron to start with) Now slip stitch to the first of these 5 stitches counted, ch1 sc5, slip stitch the rest of 13 sts. Sl st last stitch to first stitch (of those 5 counted for the apron), ch1 R1 inc1, sc3, inc1, ch1, turn (7 sts) R2 inc1, sc5, inc1, ch1, turn (9 sts) R3 inc1, sc7, inc1, ch1, turn (11 sts) R4-R6 sc11, ch1, turn change color to brown (or one of your choice) R7 sc11, ch1, turn change color to blue R8 sc11, ch1, turn change color to brown R9 sc11, ch1, turn change color to blue R10 *ch2, sl st to next* repeat this row Tiny bow to place on side of the apron in magic ring sl st1, 4hdc, sl st1, 4 hdc, sl st Tie off leaving long end. Close the ring. Using long end of the yarn left, wrap few times around slip stitches tie on the back of the bow, form nice little bow and sew on side of the apron. Neck decoration With white yarn slip stitch to one of the front loops left free when making R27 work around using this pattern: *ch3, sl st to next* (when reaching end, tie off, hide ends inside the body Arms (x2) start with flash color yarn R1 sc6 in magic ring R2-R8 sc6 Change color to white R9 in back loops only, inc6 (12 sts) R10-R12 sc12 5

stuff top of the arm softly, enough for the shoulders and puff sleeves hold the shape. R13 dec6 Tie off leaving long end for sewing. Sew the last round nicely. Look at the photos on how to attach the arms to the body. Not done yet! With white color yarn, slip stitch to one of the front loops left on R9 work *ch3, sl st to next* around. Tie off hide ends. Helga's hair R1 sc4 in magic ring (do not close the ring) R2 inc4 (8 sts) R3 *inc1, sc1* x4 (12 sts) R4 inc1, sc2* x4 (16 sts) R5 inc1, sc3* x4 (20 sts) R6 inc1, sc4* x4 (24 sts) R7 inc1, sc5* x4 (28 sts) R8-R11 sc28 From this round on, decrease first and last two stitches on each row until you reach 10 stitches row count. Once reached this 10 sts count in the row, ch1, and stitch side (working up towards the magic ring) *Sl st in magic ring, ch10 sl st 9 (starting from the second chain stitch)* x3 (these are fringes we made). Once fringes are finished, sc the other side of the hair piece (this time you are working down, from the magic ring, stitching side to the last row). When reaching end, tie off and leave long end for sewing the hair on the head (or if you are gluing the hair, hide ends) Around head braids Decide how thick your braids you wish to make. When making braids on my doll, pieces of 30cm yarn folded in half were more than enough for each braid to make (I used 6 strings of yarn folded in half what made them 12 strings for braid to make). Attach yarn for each braid in the magic ring. Make braids, place them around head and hide ends under the hair on the back of the head. As I glued my hair to the doll it was easy to glue the ends and hide them under the hair. 6

Hans Head R1 Sc6 in magic ring R2 Inc6 (12 sts) R3 *Inc1, sc1* x6 (18 sts) R4 *inc1, sc2* x6 (24 sts) R5 *inc1, sc3* x6 (30 sts) R6 *inc1, sc4* x6 (36 sts) R7 *inc1, sc5* x6 (42 sts) R8-R13 sc42 R14 inc12, sc30 (54 sts) R15-R17 sc54 R18 *dec1, sc7* x6 (48 sts) R19 sc48 R20 *dec1, sc4* x8 (40 sts) R21 *dec1, sc2* x10 (30 sts) 7

R22 *dec1, sc1* x10 (20 sts) R23 dec8, sc4 (12 sts) At this point stuff the head nice and firm. Head must be well stuffed. R22 *dec4, sc2* x2 (12 sts) Tie off. Stuff more if needed. Attach eyes between round 13-14. Embroider nose between rounds 14-15. Center it and sew around one or two horizontal stitches to create nice little nose. You can embroider lips or use sharpie marker to draw them on. Hans's legs and body Leg1: With brown yarn R1: 6 Sc in magic ring (6) R2: 2 sc in each st around (12) R3: *2sc in one st, sc1* x6 (18) R4: 18 sc R5: dec6, sc6 (12) R6: dec3, sc6 (9) change color to white. Stuff bottom of the leg. R7-R10: 9 sc change color to flash R11-R13 sc9 R14 working in front loops *inc1, sc2* x3 (12 sts) R15-16 sc12 Repeat from R1-R16 for the next leg as well! Bring both legs together. Safety pin them so they stay close and firm. R17: Stitch around both legs (24 sts) R18-R21 sc24 change color to white R22 sc24 BLO (back loops only) R23 sc 24 R24 *dec1, sc2* x6 (18 sts) R25: sc18 R26: *dec1, sc1* x6 (12 sts) R27 sc12 Change color to skin. R28-R29: sc12 Tie off leaving long end for sewing the body to the head. Stuff the body. Suspenders: before adding them we need to crochet two little pieces that hold suspenders in front and back. 8

Ch4, starting in the second chain from the hook, sc2, sc3 in the last chain st, continue working around chain, sc1, sc2 in the last chain stitch, sl st last to first, tie off and hide ends. Now take your Hans and mark stitches in front and back, where suspenders will be attached. Look at the photo of finished doll to be your guide. Slip stitch to one of the free front loops marked, ch2, sl st to side of your little suspender holder piece, ch7, sl st to next suspender piece, ch2 and finish switch slip stitching the end of the chain to same side of your Hans. If you started to work in front, this last sl st will be same side but on the back of your doll. Now repeat the chain and connection the middle suspender pieces for the other side as well. Arms (x2) with flash color yarn R1 sc6 in magic ring R2-R5 sc6 change color to white R6 sc6 in back loops only R7-R12 sc6 tie off leaving long end for closing the last round and sewing your arms to the body. Use photos as your guide on how to attach arms, note: I didn't stuff the arms. They were pretty small for stuffing. Depending on which yarn you use for your dolls and hook, you might want to add some stuffing to the arms as well. Will be easier to attach them to the body and will look nicer that to leave them empty. Once you finish your arms, look and decide if it needs stuffing or not. Before attaching arms to the body, don't forget to crochet folded sleeves to front loops left on the R6 With white color yarn, sl st to one of free front loops and slip stitch around, creating this looks a like folded sleeves appearance. Mustaches! It is not a man if not having mustaches!!! I made something looking like mustaches, but when adding them on the face and gluing them I formed them a little to look more as ones. Used this pattern to make mustaches: ch6 R1 sl st to the second chain from the hook, hdc, sl st, hdc, sl st, make a tiny knot, cut and glue this knot so it forms the shape and looks like the other side of mustaches. When gluing the mustaches on the face, pin it to form the shape you wish your mustaches to have. 9

Hans's hair R1 sc4 in magic ring (do not close the ring) R2 inc4 (8 sts) R3 *inc1, sc1* x4 (12 sts) R4 inc1, sc2* x4 (16 sts) R5 inc1, sc3* x4 (20 sts) R6 inc1, sc4* x4 (24 sts) R7 inc1, sc5* x4 (28 sts) R8-R11 sc28 From this round on, decrease first and last two stitches on each row until you reach 10 stitches row count. Once reached this 10 sts count in the row, ch1, and stitch side (working up towards the magic ring) *Sl st in magic ring, ch10 sl st 9 (starting from the second chain stitch)* x3 (these are fringes we made). Once fringes are finished, sc the other side of the hair piece (this time you are working down, from the magic ring, stitching side to the last row). When reaching end, time to make nice '80 look hair style! *Ch10, starting on the second chain stitch from the hook, increase each with 2sc, sl st when reaching the base row, slip stitch next stitch as well* repeat 5 times end with ringlet (this will be 6th one) on the other side of this row. Tie off and hide ends. Side buns Attach yarn to one of the side stitches (best is to place the hair on the head and mark the stitches where you wish to add side buns) ch4, sc3, sl st to the next st, tie off hide ends repeat for the other side as well. Hat R1 sc6 in magic ring R2 inc6 (12 sts) R3 inc1, sc1* x6 (18 sts) R4 inc1, sc2* x6 (24 sts) R5 inc1, sc3* x6 (30 sts) R6-R8 sc 30 R9 inc1, sc4* x6 (36 sts) R10-R11 sc 36 R12 *inc1, sc2* around R13 *inc1, sc3* around R14 sc around fold back of the hat trim up, add feather on the side and your hat is done! 10

Beer mug with light brown color yarn R1 sc6 in magic ring R2 inc6 (12 sts) R3 back post single crochet sc12 R4-R8 sc12 change color to white R9 *sc2, popcorn stitch (with 3 dc)* x4 (12 sts) stuff the mug nicely R10 dec6 tie off leaving long end for closing last round Mug handle with light brown color yarn, slip stitch to one of the R3 sts, ch5-6 (depending how long you want your handle to be), secure the end of the chain with slip stitching it to same horizontal stitches on the R8 11

Working over chain stitches sc8-10 sts until nice and firm handle is formed. Tie off hide ends inside the mug. Use photo tutorial on how to attach arms to the body. You can find it under Help pages on my blog: amigurumibb.com For any questions you might have, please feel free to write and ask: amigurumibb@gmail.com or contact me through any of public networks Hope you have enjoyed this pattern! Cheers with Helga and Hans!!! regards, Vanja, AmigurumiBB 12