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Gen 9 already huh? Pokemon sure has come a long way. After my first initial thoughts that these were fan made, I fell absolutely in love with this weird little duck, and now I'm genuinely excited for the new games later this year. Here's hoping we finally get a blue-footed booby pokemon!
While I would like to say I plan to make the other two starters at some point, I can't make any promises as to when. I just don't have the free time that I used to, but I still keep up my crocheting when the mood strikes.
Anyway, as usual, here's the pattern. As always, give credit if used.
Quaxly Plushie
Yarn colors:
White
Lt. Blue
Yellow
Black (for stitching details)
Felt colors:
Dk. Blue
White
Other materials:
Stuffing
Yarn needle
Hot glue
*NOTE: For most of my patterns, gauge doesn't matter, but I did play around with different tensions on this one, so just be mindful of how tight you crochet, and leave yourself some tension to go loose in some places. (These will be described in the pattern below).
Head/body:
1: with white, 6 sc in magic ring (6)
2: inc x6 (12)
3: (inc, sc) x6 (18)
4: (inc, 2 sc) x6 (24)
5: (inc, 3 sc) x6 (30)
6: even rnd
7: (inc, 4 sc) x6 (36)
8-12: even rnds
13-14: even rnds, but work in a loose tension
15: even rnd, return to normal tension
16: (dec, 4 sc) x6 (30)
17: (dec, 3 sc) x6 (24)
18: (dec, 2 sc) x6 (18)
19: (dec, sc) x6 (12)
20: in front loops only, even rnd
21: (inc, sc) x6 (18)
22: (inc, 2 sc) x6 (24)
23-26: work 4 even rnds, gradually loosening tension with each rnd
27: returning to normal tension, (dec, 2 sc) x6 (18)
28: (dec, sc) x6 (12)
Finish off, leaving long end. Do not gather the stitches. Instead, flatten last rnd and sew in a line. This will shape out the haunches on the bottom of the body, where the legs will go.
Wings (make 2)
1: with white, 4 sc in magic ring (4)
2: (inc, sc) x2 (6)
3: (inc, 2 sc) x2 (8)
4: even rnd
5: (inc, 3 sc) x2 (10)
6: even rnd
7-8: even rnd, loosen the tension for the last 5 sts of each rnd
9: [sc, hdc, dc] in next st, [hdc, sc] in next st, 8 sc (loosen tension for the last 5 sts) (13)
10: dec, sc, dec, 3 sc, inc x2, 3 sc (23)
11: sc, dec, 10 sc (12)
12: dec x6 (6)
Finish off, leaving long end. Stuff somewhat loosely in the wider part so that it can sit flat against the sides of the body. Sew to sides.
Tail
1: with white, 4 sc in magic ring (4)
2: (inc, sc) x2 (6)
3: inc x6 (12)
*for the following rnds, loosen the tension for half of each rnd. Doesn't matter which half, as long as it's consistent in each rnd. I did the second half of each, so for the even rnd, work 6 sts, then 6 loose sts. This shapes out the bottom of the tail slightly so the loose end will follow the curve of the bottom of the body, and the tail will sew on more straight.
4: even rnd
5: (inc, sc) x6 (18)
6: even rnd
Finish off, sew to back of body, with the loose end at the bottom. Stuff firmly, but while keeping the top somewhat flat to shape out the back of the tail.
Feet (make 2)
1: with blue, 4 sc in magic ring (4)
2: (inc, sc) x2 (6)
3: inc x6 (12)
4-6: even rnds
7: (3 sc, 3 loose sc) x2 (even rnd)
Finish off, flatten end so that the loose sts are on the sides, sew the end, leaving the loose sts open, this will make them stick out and shape the foot a little to give it the webbed-feet look.
Legs
*I joined directly to the bottom of the body because it was easier for me and made for less sewing, but alternatively, you can just ch 8, join together, and work 2 even rnds.
*If you join to the body directly, do so in the very middle of each of the slightly rounded parts you should have on the bottom of the body.
Work 8 sc around in a circle, with the last stitch meeting at the first, then work another even rnd. Leave a long end for sewing, add a small amount of stuffing, and attach the feet to the bottom of the legs.
Beak
1: with yellow, 4 sc in magic ring (4)
2: (inc, sc) x2 (6)
3: inc x6 (12)
4: loose even rnd
5: (inc, sc) x6 (18)
6-7: even rnds of (5 sc, 13 loose sc)
Finish off, sew to front of head, a few rows above the neck, with the loose end toward the neck and the tight sts at the top. Stuff firmly, but keeping the piece slightly flat and wide.
Hat (main part)
1: with blue, 6 sc in magic ring (6)
2: inc x6 (12)
3: (inc, sc) x6 (18)
4: (inc, 2 sc) x6 (24)
5: (inc, 3 sc) x6 (30)
6: even rnd
7: (inc, 4 sc) x6 (36)
8: even rnd
9: (inc, 5 sc) x6 (42)
10-12: work 3 even rnds of [(10 sc, 11 loose sc) x2]
13: (dec, 5 sc) x6 (36)
Finish off, sew to top of head. You will want to sew it somewhat high up the head, and flatten it down, adding more stuffing on the sides, and keeping the middle stuffed loosely enough so that it will flatten some.
Back tuft of hat
1: with blue, 4 sc in magic ring (4)
2: (inc, sc) x2 (6)
3: inc x6 (12)
4: even rnd
5: (inc, sc) x6 (18)
6: even rnd
7: (inc, 2 sc) x6 (24)
8-9: even rnds of [7 sc, 5 loose sc] x2
Finish off, sew to back of main part of hat, with the lower half of the piece going down onto the back of the head by one or two rows. Stuff firmly, with the back point curving upward slightly.
Hair tuft
1: with blue, ch 5, inc in second ch, sc across
2: ch 1, turn 3 sc, ch 3, inc in second ch, sc across
3: without turning, 3 sc into end, then 3 sc across beginning ch, 3 sc in end of first tuft, sc, slip st into corner between tufts, 3 sc across next ch, 3 sc into end of second tuft, 4 sc, slip st.
Finish off, sew to front of hat, off-center to the right (what would be the duck's left).
Finishing touches
Using white yarn, stitch the rounded "W" onto front of hat.
Using the felt colors, make eyes and hot glue to face.
Using black yarn, stitch the lines near the eyes, and the nose/mouth details onto the beak.
Quaxly copyright The Pokemon Company
Pattern copyright A. Duck
While I would like to say I plan to make the other two starters at some point, I can't make any promises as to when. I just don't have the free time that I used to, but I still keep up my crocheting when the mood strikes.
Anyway, as usual, here's the pattern. As always, give credit if used.
Quaxly Plushie
Yarn colors:
White
Lt. Blue
Yellow
Black (for stitching details)
Felt colors:
Dk. Blue
White
Other materials:
Stuffing
Yarn needle
Hot glue
*NOTE: For most of my patterns, gauge doesn't matter, but I did play around with different tensions on this one, so just be mindful of how tight you crochet, and leave yourself some tension to go loose in some places. (These will be described in the pattern below).
Head/body:
1: with white, 6 sc in magic ring (6)
2: inc x6 (12)
3: (inc, sc) x6 (18)
4: (inc, 2 sc) x6 (24)
5: (inc, 3 sc) x6 (30)
6: even rnd
7: (inc, 4 sc) x6 (36)
8-12: even rnds
13-14: even rnds, but work in a loose tension
15: even rnd, return to normal tension
16: (dec, 4 sc) x6 (30)
17: (dec, 3 sc) x6 (24)
18: (dec, 2 sc) x6 (18)
19: (dec, sc) x6 (12)
20: in front loops only, even rnd
21: (inc, sc) x6 (18)
22: (inc, 2 sc) x6 (24)
23-26: work 4 even rnds, gradually loosening tension with each rnd
27: returning to normal tension, (dec, 2 sc) x6 (18)
28: (dec, sc) x6 (12)
Finish off, leaving long end. Do not gather the stitches. Instead, flatten last rnd and sew in a line. This will shape out the haunches on the bottom of the body, where the legs will go.
Wings (make 2)
1: with white, 4 sc in magic ring (4)
2: (inc, sc) x2 (6)
3: (inc, 2 sc) x2 (8)
4: even rnd
5: (inc, 3 sc) x2 (10)
6: even rnd
7-8: even rnd, loosen the tension for the last 5 sts of each rnd
9: [sc, hdc, dc] in next st, [hdc, sc] in next st, 8 sc (loosen tension for the last 5 sts) (13)
10: dec, sc, dec, 3 sc, inc x2, 3 sc (23)
11: sc, dec, 10 sc (12)
12: dec x6 (6)
Finish off, leaving long end. Stuff somewhat loosely in the wider part so that it can sit flat against the sides of the body. Sew to sides.
Tail
1: with white, 4 sc in magic ring (4)
2: (inc, sc) x2 (6)
3: inc x6 (12)
*for the following rnds, loosen the tension for half of each rnd. Doesn't matter which half, as long as it's consistent in each rnd. I did the second half of each, so for the even rnd, work 6 sts, then 6 loose sts. This shapes out the bottom of the tail slightly so the loose end will follow the curve of the bottom of the body, and the tail will sew on more straight.
4: even rnd
5: (inc, sc) x6 (18)
6: even rnd
Finish off, sew to back of body, with the loose end at the bottom. Stuff firmly, but while keeping the top somewhat flat to shape out the back of the tail.
Feet (make 2)
1: with blue, 4 sc in magic ring (4)
2: (inc, sc) x2 (6)
3: inc x6 (12)
4-6: even rnds
7: (3 sc, 3 loose sc) x2 (even rnd)
Finish off, flatten end so that the loose sts are on the sides, sew the end, leaving the loose sts open, this will make them stick out and shape the foot a little to give it the webbed-feet look.
Legs
*I joined directly to the bottom of the body because it was easier for me and made for less sewing, but alternatively, you can just ch 8, join together, and work 2 even rnds.
*If you join to the body directly, do so in the very middle of each of the slightly rounded parts you should have on the bottom of the body.
Work 8 sc around in a circle, with the last stitch meeting at the first, then work another even rnd. Leave a long end for sewing, add a small amount of stuffing, and attach the feet to the bottom of the legs.
Beak
1: with yellow, 4 sc in magic ring (4)
2: (inc, sc) x2 (6)
3: inc x6 (12)
4: loose even rnd
5: (inc, sc) x6 (18)
6-7: even rnds of (5 sc, 13 loose sc)
Finish off, sew to front of head, a few rows above the neck, with the loose end toward the neck and the tight sts at the top. Stuff firmly, but keeping the piece slightly flat and wide.
Hat (main part)
1: with blue, 6 sc in magic ring (6)
2: inc x6 (12)
3: (inc, sc) x6 (18)
4: (inc, 2 sc) x6 (24)
5: (inc, 3 sc) x6 (30)
6: even rnd
7: (inc, 4 sc) x6 (36)
8: even rnd
9: (inc, 5 sc) x6 (42)
10-12: work 3 even rnds of [(10 sc, 11 loose sc) x2]
13: (dec, 5 sc) x6 (36)
Finish off, sew to top of head. You will want to sew it somewhat high up the head, and flatten it down, adding more stuffing on the sides, and keeping the middle stuffed loosely enough so that it will flatten some.
Back tuft of hat
1: with blue, 4 sc in magic ring (4)
2: (inc, sc) x2 (6)
3: inc x6 (12)
4: even rnd
5: (inc, sc) x6 (18)
6: even rnd
7: (inc, 2 sc) x6 (24)
8-9: even rnds of [7 sc, 5 loose sc] x2
Finish off, sew to back of main part of hat, with the lower half of the piece going down onto the back of the head by one or two rows. Stuff firmly, with the back point curving upward slightly.
Hair tuft
1: with blue, ch 5, inc in second ch, sc across
2: ch 1, turn 3 sc, ch 3, inc in second ch, sc across
3: without turning, 3 sc into end, then 3 sc across beginning ch, 3 sc in end of first tuft, sc, slip st into corner between tufts, 3 sc across next ch, 3 sc into end of second tuft, 4 sc, slip st.
Finish off, sew to front of hat, off-center to the right (what would be the duck's left).
Finishing touches
Using white yarn, stitch the rounded "W" onto front of hat.
Using the felt colors, make eyes and hot glue to face.
Using black yarn, stitch the lines near the eyes, and the nose/mouth details onto the beak.
Quaxly copyright The Pokemon Company
Pattern copyright A. Duck
Image size
3072x4096px 2.73 MB
Make
samsung
Model
SM-A115U
Shutter Speed
41/1000 second
Aperture
F/1.9
Focal Length
4 mm
ISO Speed
900
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