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Baby Bulbasaur (with pattern)
Published: 2013-11-03 20:14:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 449876; Favourites: 3300; Downloads: 0
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Hey everyone! It's been a while since I've made a Pokemon. I really enjoyed making this guy and I love how he turned out! 
So this pattern is pretty similar to my "Derpy Pooh" pattern but with some changes and of course the addition of the bulb (Is it just me or does it totally look like garlic?). He ended up being about 6 inches long. All the details (eyes, spots, claws) are needle felted on and I managed not to stab myself this time!
As usual, let me know if I've made any errors! And since I don't own this character, please don't sell the finished product and please credit me should you use or reference this pattern! Much appreciated and happy crocheting!
WIP: fav.me/d6ssaon
Other derpy animals
Also, check out these other artists' Bulbasaurs made with this pattern!
fav.me/d74hg86
's www.flickr.com/photos/45301507…
fav.me/d74pczp
mvrysis.deviantart.com/art/Bul…
fav.me/d78hj3b
fav.me/d7dmyp2
fav.me/d7efw6h
fav.me/d7mowyd
fav.me/d7pcfpv (Venosaur)
fav.me/d7r42jb
www.deviantart.com/users/outgo…
fav.me/d8jodck
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Baby Bulbasaur Pattern:
As usual, please credit me should you use or manipulate this pattern and please be respectful and don't sell the finished product since I don't own this character! Thank you!
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(Size F hook for all parts)
Head:
-Magic ring: 6
-Inc around (12)
-[Sc, inc] around (18)
-[Sc 2, inc] around (24)
-[Sc 3, inc] around (30)
-[Sc 4, inc] around (36)
-Sc around 5 times (36)
-Sc 8, inc, sc, inc, sc 14, inc, sc, inc, sc 8 (40)
-Sc around (40)
-Sc 11, inc, sc 6, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 6, inc, sc 11 (44)
-Sc around (44)
-Sc 11, dec, sc 18, dec, sc 11 (42)
-Sc 5, dec, sc 5, dec, sc 4, dec, 2, dec, sc 4, dec, sc 5, dec, sc 5 (36)
-[Sc 4, dec] around (30)
-[Sc 3, dec] around (24)
-[Sc 2, dec] around (18)
-[Sc, dec] around (12)
-Dec around (6)
-FO
Note: The FO point should be approximately in the midline of the back of his head. Yes, it sort of matters because he should have subtle cheeks and a slight nose bulge. Knowing where you are will help you stuff "strategically".
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Body:
-Magic ring: 6
-Inc around (12)
-[Sc, inc] around (18)
-Sc 2, inc, sc 2, inc, sc, inc, sc 2, inc, sc, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 2 (24)
-Sc 2, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 2, inc, sc, inc, sc 2, inc, sc, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 2 (32)
-Sc around x5 (32)
-Sc 7, inc, sc 6, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 6, inc, sc 7 (36)
-Sc around 2 times (36)
-4, dec, sc 4, dec, sc 3, dec, sc 2, dec, sc 3, dec, sc 4, dec, sc 4 (30)
-Sc around 4 times (30)
-Sc 4, dec, sc 4, dec, sc 2, dec, sc 2, dec, sc 4, dec, sc 4 (25)
-Sc around (25)
-FO
(The FO point should be approximately in the midline of the underside of his body)
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Arms:
-Magic ring: 6
-Inc around (12)
-Sc around (12)
-Sc 3, inc, sc 4, inc, sc 3 (14)
-Sc around (14)
-Sc 4, inc, sc 4, inc, sc 4 (16)
-Sc 4, inc, sc 6, inc, sc 4 (18)
-Sc around (18)
-Sc 5, inc, sc 6, inc, sc 5 (20)
-FO
(The FO point should be in the midline of the underside of the arm.)
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Feet:
-Magic ring: 6
-Inc around (12)
-[Sc, inc] around (18)
-[Sc 5, inc] around (21)
-Sc 5, dec, sc 2, dec, sc 3, dec, sc 5 (18)
-[Sc 4, dec] around (15)
-Sc 13, dec (14)
-Sc 3, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 4 (17)
-Inc, sc 4, inc, sc 3, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 4 (21)
-[Sc 6, inc] around (24)
-Sc 8
-FO
(His feet should be feet shaped so make sure to keep that in mind when attaching and stuffing!)
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Ears:
-Magic ring: 4
-[Sc, inc] around (6)
-[Sc, inc] around (9)
-[Sc 2, inc] around (12)
-[Sc 3, inc] around (15)
-Sc 4, incx2, sc 6, inc, sc 2 (18)
-Sc around (18)
-FO
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Bulb: (requires 2 steps)
Step 1:
-Magic ring: 6
-Inc around (12)
-[Sc, inc] around (18)
-[Sc 2, inc] around (24)
-Sc around (24)
-[Sc 3, inc] around (30)
-[Sc 4, inc] around (36)
-Sc around 3 times (36)
-[Sc 5, inc] around (42)
-[Sc 6, inc] around (48)
-[Sc 7, inc] around (54)
-Sc around 2 times (54)
-[Sc 7, dec] around (48)
-[Sc 6, dec] around (42)
-[Sc 5, dec] around (36)
-[Sc 4, dec] around (30)
-[Sc 3, dec] around (24)
-[Sc 6, dec] around (21)
-[Sc 5, dec] around (18)
-[Sc 4, dec] around (15)
-[Sc 3, dec] around (12)<--This round is used in step 2
-Dec around in inner loops only (6)
-FO (Sew opening shut but avoid touching the outer loops that will be used in Step 2)
Step 2: (This step is for the leaves at the top of the bulb. Holding the bulb upside down, work in the outer loops of the second to last row from Step 1)
-Sc around (12)
-[Sl st, hdc inc] around (18) <--This step makes the leaves at the top of the bulb wavy
-FO
Note: After attaching the bulb to the body, I stretched yarn over the surface to divide it into 6 segments. I chose to use 2 strands of yarn twisted together so it would be more stable, but whatever works!
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Comments: 402
I love this pattern I just modified it so it would be standing.
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Hi,
I'm having trouble with the dividing of the segments, how did you do it so nicely and neatly?
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Hi Aphid, i'm starting to do amigurumis... First i want to say that I LOVE your work, i expect to reach this level of perfection :3
Second, i was wondering what kind of wool you use to do principally the pokemon amigurumis
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I want to say that's impeccable yarn, the color being Aqua for the body
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I like your patterns. I have Squirtle almost done and plan on making baby bulbasaur and Charmander. Theses are for my 19 year old grandson!
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Do you maybe have a tutorial or where you learned to needle felt parts into amigurumi dolls?
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felting is pretty straight forward.
get the needles. I recommend a coarse and a fine just in case one doesn't want to work ( happened to me).
Lay the wool on the yarn and stab into the yarn. If doing an ear ( like flareon or someone) don't stab all the way thru, but make sure you stab past the little barbs on the needle. those are what makes it stick. And just keep poking all over the felt until it sticks. keep poking if you want it to lay flatter and i just cut the random little ends sticking way out cuz the bothered me.
Hope this helps! Feel free to ask for more questions or more specifics.
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Heyo we figured it out! Here's the final result, thank you for the lovely pattern!
ravencrantz.tumblr.com/post/11…
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Im at the needle felting stage and asked my mom for help there and she says I used the wrong yarn for the wool to stick. So what kind of yarn did you use to make the actual bulbasaur?
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So cute!! I really like the color combinations you used. Very creative! (Not to mention, I'm partial to purple 
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You're probably been asked this a dozen and half times, but what brand/colors of yarn did you use? I've been looking for colors to start this project, but none of them quite match. Thanks in advance!
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It's impeccable by Loops n Threads
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I don't remember what brand I used for the body since I bought something that was on clearance, but I generally use Red Heart worsted weight yarn for most of my works. I think I've seen the turqoise color for the body in Carol brand?
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I cannot find the pattern for this baby bulbasaur.
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It should be in the description below the picture.
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What weight of yarn did you use? Worsted? And an estimate of how much yarn you used? Whether by weight or yards
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I use worsted weight yarn. I'm not sure how much of each color I used, but they're pretty small so one roll of each color would be more than enough.
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My last one
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these were the birhday gift for my boyfriend - they took me months to finish (a lot of on and off), but he loved them. Thank you so much for providing the patterns. You helped my love for crochet rise again
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Lovely! Thank you for sharing! I'm so glad he liked them! ^_^
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Hey! This bulbasaur is so cute! Congratulations! I was wondering how you made the eyes. Do you have any instructions for it?
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What a wonderful pattern! How did you make his toenails? You are so talented!
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Thanks! The toenails are needle felted on
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I am ready to put the bulb on. It looks so much taller and wider than all the rest of balbasaur. I wish there was a tutorial on how you sewed the bulb on. I am not sure how you connected the two strands of yarn on for the 6 segments of the bulb. I am guessing you left an opening in the bottom of the bulb to fit the yarn through. I hope you could help me understand how you did it, thanks.
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I'm sorry, I'm not too sure how to explain it better 
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Thanks for the amazing pattern!
Tried it out myself and it worked out quite nice. fav.me/d7r42jb
Would you mind if I use it as a base for making other Pokémon? Of course I'll credit you
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I wouldn't mind at all if you use it as a base for other Pokemon
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Thanks!
I made an Ivysaur for now, I used the body of this pattern and changed it a bit.
fav.me/d7v045e
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And last but not least Venusaur!
fav.me/d7w8e3z
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I am crocheting the body and it looks smaller around then the body for Pikachu. Is that how it should be?
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Yes, since Bulbasaur has a bulb on his back, I made the body slightly smaller than the others.
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Wow! All your patterns are wonderful. Thank you for taking the time and effort to put them together, and you even give them away for free! People like you, who put out such great, fun patterns are the reason I got into crocheting. What kind of yarn do you use for these?
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I don't know see the Patterns!
as I do? ? Have to pay for them?
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Thanks so much for the sweet comment! I really appreciate it!
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I have 2 sons and they are loving your creations! Thank you for offering easy to follow patterns for free!
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No problem! Glad to be of help and hope the pattern works out smoothly!
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I love your patterns and I will probably start one real soon. I was wondering what yarn colors you used for Bulbasaur? (I'm guessing the brand is Red Heart?)
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I'm pretty sure the bulb was Red Heart. For the body, I got some turquoise yarn on sale somewhere.. I don't remember the brand anymore
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This is so cute and such a well made pattern! Makes me want to start crocheting again and make one
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Thanks so much! I hope you'll pick up that hook again!
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Bless you for putting these patterns up for free!
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Hello! I am trying to make this adorable little guy when I came to his body. Is the hole pretty much his stomach? Also, which end does the "seam" go on? Does it face his tail or his head? Thanks so much!
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The hole for the body should be where the neck connects to the head, so the seam should be towards the head. Hope that helps!
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So upon completion of the body section it looks like the opening is where I would connect his head to his body, and the seam is on his belly
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I finished him!!! Here's the link if anyone wants to see my finished project
sassycassy324.deviantart.com/a…
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I'm currently working on a bulbasaur and I'm wondering...how did you stitch the bulb on? It has such a budge on the bottoms and it looks like it was connected on the 12th row or so in the picture.
It is so adorable. My boyfriend wanted a companion for his squirtle which was your pattern too.
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I didn't stuff the bulb too much so it could be pushed against Bulbasaur's back and indent inwards. You can then just sew it in whatever position you want to get the shape you want. There's some room for flexibility
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I'm going to make a few of these for my 7 year old brothers birthday <:! Thanks for providing patterns~
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