Baby Devil Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

by - September 16, 2023


Looking for something adorable to make for Halloween? Look no further...here's the cutest mini ruler of Hell you’ll ever lay eyes on!  Since this baby overlord is so brand new to this world, you might just have to teach him a few of your favorite curse words. But don't fear -- he doesn't dream of becoming big and scary, or of torturing souls. He's a chill little guy who much prefers to snuggle into your palms.


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The Baby Devil pattern has two little black horns, a set of pointy ears, and a spade-tipped tail. His chubby body gives it a “chibi” look, upping its cute factor. The head, body, and legs are all crocheted in one piece; no sewing required. 

Here's a look at the frontside...


And here's a look at the backside...



Customization & Gifting

Customization is easy with this pattern! You can use different types of yarn, such as super bulky chenille yarn for a plush look. Or, you can stick with a cotton yarn like I did for some nice stitch definition. 

Either way, this doll works up quickly and easily and makes a great Halloween doll or gift!  It's perfect for October craft fairs! 


Size

If you crochet this doll with thin, fingering weight yarn like I did, you'll have a finished doll standing approximately 3.5 inches (9 cm) in height! What a little cutie! 



Level

The level for this project is suitable for a familiar beginner or a familiar beginner or intermediate crocheter, as it involves familiarity with the stitches below, changing yarn colors, and attaching yarn.


Want the pattern?

The PDF pattern is printable, ad-free, easy to read, and helps support Sweet Softies! (If you enjoy my free patterns, you can consider it as a donation to me when you buy one of my pattern PDFs! It allows me to maintain my blog and continue sharing more free patterns.)

You can get the PDF pattern from my shopRavelry or Etsy.





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You might also like some of my other Amigurumi patterns.  Simply click on the image below for the pattern, or check out my entire collection of free patterns here.

  




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Best wishes,



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