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 Materials BODY
sock weight yarn in black, Round 1: Hold both legs together. Make sure the
dark grey, yellow, light peach shoes face away from you. With the ‘working’ piece
embroidery thread or lace on the right and the second leg on the left, find and
weight yarn in black mark the stitch on the second (left) leg that would
be the middle of the left inner thigh. Insert hook in
2.5mm crochet hook
this stitch and make an sc. Now sc in the remaining
10mm safety eyes 14 stitches of the left leg. Next, sc in all 15 stitches
on the right leg. (30).
fiber fill

yarn needle

BOOT (make 2)

Round 1: With black yarn, ch 6. Starting from

second ch from hook, sc 4, 3 sc in the last ch.
Working on the underside of the foundation chain,
sc 3, 3 sc in the last ch. (13)
Round 2: sc 4, inc in the next 3 st, sc 3, inc in the
last 3 st. (19)
Round 3: sc 6, inc in the next 3 st, sc 7, inc in the
last 3 st. (25) Round 2: inc in the first two st, sc 12, inc in the next
two st, sc 12, inc in the last two st. (36)
Round 4: Working in BLO, hdc around. (25)
Round 3-5: sc around. (36)
Round 5-6: sc around. (25)
Round 6: (sc 4, dec) X 6. (30)
Round 7: sc 4, dec X 6, sc 9. (19)
Round 7-8: sc around. (30)
Round 8: sc 3, dec X 4, sc 8. (15)
Round 9: (sc 3, dec) X 6. (24)
Round 9-10: sc around. (15)
Round 10-13: sc around. (24)
Round 11: Using FLO, sc 3, hdc, dc, tr, dc, hdc, sc 7.
(15) Round 14: (sc 2, dec) X 6. (18)

Slip stitch into the next st. FO and weave in ends. Round 15: (sc 1, dec) X 6. (12)
Stuff. FO. Weave in ends. Stuff.

LEG (make 2)

Fold the boot top outwards to reveal the back loops

of Round 11. Join dark grey yarn.
Round 1-6: sc around. (15)
FO. Stuff.
Follow Round 1-6 for the other leg but do not FO.
We will join the legs in the next round.

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UNDEROOS
Round 1: ch 36. Join to the first ch with a sl st. ch 1
and sc around. Join with a sl st, ch 1. (36)
From here, we will work in rows.
Row 1: dec, sc 6, dec, ch 1, turn. (8)
Row 2: dec, sc 4, dec, ch 1, turn. (6)
Row 3: dec, sc 2, dec, ch 1, turn. (4)
Row 4: dec X 2, ch 1, turn. (2)
Row 5-6: sc 2, ch 1, turn. (2)
Row 7: inc X 2, ch 1, turn. (4)
Row 8: inc, sc 2, inc, ch 1, turn. (6)
Row 9: inc, sc 4, inc, ch 1, turn. (8)
Row 10: inc, sc 6, inc. (10)
FO, leaving a long tail.
To make the waistband: Join yellow yarn on Round
1 and sc around. FO. Weave in ends.
Finishing up: Slip the piece up the legs. Position the
top half of the ‘hourglass’ on the front of the body
(Figure 1). Push the lower half of the piece through
the legs to the back, and with a yarn needle and
black yarn sew it to the waistband (Figure 2).
GLOVE (make 2)
Round 1: With black yarn, 6 sc in a magic ring. (6)
Round 2: Inc in all 6 st. (12)
Round 3: (sc 1, inc) X 6. (18)
Round 4: sc around. (18)
Round 5: cluster stitch*, sc 17. (18)
*If you are unfamiliar with this stitch, see the
section on How to make a Cluster Stitch.
Round 6: (sc 1, dec) X 6. (12)
Round 7: sc around. (12)
Round 8: Using FLO, (sc 1, inc) X 6. (18)
Round 9: sc around. (18)
FO. Weave in ends.
HOW TO MAKE A
Cluster Stitch
YO, insert hook in the next st, YO, draw up a loop,
YO, pull through the first two loops on your hook.
*YO, insert hook in the same st, YO, draw up a loop,
YO, pull through only the first two loops**. Repeat
* to ** 2 more times. YO and pull yarn through all 5
loops on your hook to close the cluster.
ARM (make 2)
Fold the glove outwards to reveal the back loops of
Round 8. Join dark grey yarn.
Round 1-5: sc around. (12)
Stuff glove.
Round 6: (sc 2, dec) X 3. (9)
Round 7-11: sc around. (9)
Stuff arm.
Round 12: dec X 4, sc. (5).
FO, leaving a long tail. With a yarn needle, weave
the tail through the front loops of all remaining
5 st and pull it tight to close. Weave in ends and
attach arms to the body.
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 HEAD
Round 1: With black yarn, 8 sc in a magic ring. (8)
Round 2: Inc in all 8 st. (16)
Round 3: (sc 1, inc) X 8. (24)
Round 4: (sc 2, inc) X 8. (32)
Round 5: (sc 3, inc) X 8. (40)
Round 6: (sc 4, inc) X 8. (48)
Round 7: (sc 5, inc) X 8. (56)
Round 8-14: sc around. (56)
Round 15: sl st in the next 26 st, working in FLO
(hdc, dc, tr, dc, hdc), sl st in the remaining 25 st.
Round 16: In this round, we will work on the visible
loops of Round 14 on the wrong side of the head.
Join light peach in one of the visible loops and sc
around. (56)
Round 17-18: sc around. (56)
Round 19: (sc 5, dec) X 8. (48)
Round 20: (sc 4, dec) X 8. (40)
Round 21: (sc 3, dec) X 8. (32) EYE
Round 22: (sc 2, dec) X 8. (24) Insert eyes on either side of the nose, making sure
the eyes stay within the last round of the mask.
Round 23: dec X 12. (12)
FO, leaving a long tail.
EAR (make 2)
Stuff head.
Round 1: With black yarn, 3 sc in a magic ring. (3)
Now we work on the remaining section of the mask.
Round 2: inc in all 3 st. (6)
Mark the center of the head at the back on the last
round worked in black (Figure 3). Count 12 st from Round 3-4: sc around. (6)
this point to the left and mark the last st. Count 12
st from the center to the right and mark the last st. FO, leaving a long tail. Sew ears between Round 5
Now we will work on these 25 st (including the st and 7, aligning them with the eyes.
marked as the center) to complete the remaining
section of the mask.
LOGO
With the neck opening facing away from you, join
black yarn on the st marked on the right (Figure 4). OVAL FRAME
Row 1-4: sc across, ch 1, turn. (25) Round 1: With yellow yarn, ch 6. Starting from
second ch from the hook, sc 4, 3 sc in the last ch.
Row 5: sc across. Working on the underside of the foundation chain,
FO, leaving a long tail. Sew flap to head. sc 3, 2 sc in the last ch. (12)
Round 2: inc in the next st, sc 3, inc in the next 3 st,

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sc 3, inc in the last 2 st. sl st to join to the first st. (18)
FO, leaving a long tail.
BAT LOGO
With embroidery thread or lace weight yarn in
black, create an outline of the Batman logo (you
can search online for a sample). Fill it in with
straight stitches. Sew the logo patch on the chest.
Finally, sew the head to the body.
Your little hero is now ready to fight crime.
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USING: You can use this pattern and make this
little Batman amigurumi for yourself, your friends
and your family. I’d be thrilled if you drop me a
line (along with your web link or a photograph of
the amigurumi you made using my pattern); it’s
always a pleasure to see what you guys do with
my pattern.
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my patterns in small quantities. It would be nice
if you mentioned somewhere in the description
of the doll that it’s designed by “Tales of Twisted
Fibers”.
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regarding the availability of this free pattern by
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DON’T: Please do not sell this pattern or publish
it in its entirety in any digital or print format, make
unauthorized translations, or store them in any
retrieval system because that would make me
very sad and force me to send my ninjas after you.
Cheers!
Serah
Tales of Twisted Fibers
Kathmandu, May 2014