Crochet Baby Yoda & Bassinet Amigurumi Pattern Step By Step Tutorial

Get ready to make something adorable with your own hands! With this simple crochet pattern, you can whip up a sweet Baby Yoda and his snug bassinet. It's a perfect project for anyone who loves to crochet and is a fan of the cute character.

Crochet Baby Yoda & Bassinet

Materials:

• Gray yarn (the specific type mentioned was Lion Brand's Vanna's Choice, although the exact color name was not remembered)
• F hook (switching from an E hook used for the Baby Yoda's head to make the bassinet slightly larger)
• Stitch marker

Base Pattern:

Magic Loop:

• Start with a magic loop.
• Wrap yarn around two fingers to make an X, flip fingers over, go underneath, and pull the second strand through. Twist and pull through the loop to snug up, forming the working loop.
• Make 5 single crochets (sc) into the magic loop.

Round 1:

• Increase in each stitch around, resulting in 10 stitches total.

Round 2:

• Single crochet in the first stitch, then two single crochets in the next (repeat five times), ending with 15 stitches.

For Round 3:

• Single crochet two in the next stitch, then a single crochet in the next two stitches (repeat five times), ending with 20 stitches.

Round 4:

• Single crochet two in the first stitch, then single crochet in the next three stitches (repeat five times), reaching 25 stitches.

Rounds 5-9:

• Single crochet around without increasing for five rounds, or adjust according to the yarn's thickness and the desired fit.

Finishing:

• Test fit on the Baby Yoda figure and adjust the number of rounds if necessary. Finish off with a long tail for sewing and snug the end.

Back Post Single Crochet (Round 10 for Bassinet Bottom):

Starting Round 10 (For Bassinet Bottom Specific):

• Use back post single crochet (BPSC) around each stitch from the previous round to create an edge or lip. This round is crucial for the bottom piece to secure snugly onto the bassinet top.

Completing the Bassinet Bottom:

• Continue with BPSC for one round, ensuring 25 stitches total. Then add a round of decreasing (detailed instructions for decreasing weren’t provided, assume standard sc decrease methods) to tighten the fit.