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Cubone
Design by Stitch and Thread
Materials
Yarns: dark brown, light grey and beige. I
used Catona 503 Hazelnut, Catona 248
Champagne and Catona crème.
2X 10mm safety eyes
Stuffing
Embroiling needle
Stitch marker
Textile glue
Size; 9.5 centimetre with the ears
Difficulty; easy
Terms (ENG)
CH = Chainstitch
SC = Single Crochet
inc = increase
dec = decrease
HDC = Half Double Crochet
DC = Double crochet
Pattern by Desiree & Andréa Gaal SCan Stitch
and Thread.
© 2017 from Desiree Gaal
All rights researched.
Don’t sell/share or publish the pattern. Also no
sharing of modifications from this pattern. The
final crocheted Cubone may be sold. When you
shared your final crocheted Cubone, please
mention Stitch and Thread.
The character Cubone is owned by Nintendo.
Cubone – English pattern
This is version 1 from the pattern. There can be a few errors in the pattern. If you come across any
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Cubone – English pattern
The head & body
Start with grey
Row 1. 6SC in a magic ring
Row 2. inc, repeat to the end (12)
Row 3. *1SC, inc* do this 6 times (18)
Row 4. 1SC, inc, *2SC, inc* do this 5 times,
1SC (24)
Row 5. *3SC, 2SC in 1 st* do this 6 times
(30)
Row 6. 2SC, inc *4SC, inc* do this 5 times,
2SC (36)
Row 7. 5SC, inc do this 6 times (42)
Row 8. SC in every stitch (42)
From now on we are going to change between
colours. This to get the brown eyes in the grey
skull.
Row 9. 8SC in grey, 5SC in brown, 10SC in
grey, 5SC in brown, 14SC in grey (42)
Row 10. 8SC in grey, 6SC in brown, 8SC in
grey, 6SC in brown, 14SC in grey (42)
Row 11. 8SC in grey, 6SC in brown, 8SC in
grey, 6SC in brown, 14SC in grey (42)
Row 12. 8SC in grey, 5SC in brown, 10SC in
grey, 5SC in brown, 14 in grey (42)
Row 13. 9SC in grey, 4SC brown, 10SC in
grey, 4SC brown, 15SC in grey (42)
Row 14. 1SC in every stitch (42)
Row 15. 5SC, dec (36)
At this point you insert the safety eyes. Between
the 2th and the 3th row of brown, between the
3th and 4th stitch.
Row 16. 2SC, dec *4SC, dec* do this 5
times, 2SC (30)
Row 17. 3SC, dec (24)
Row 18. 1SC, dec *2SC, dec* do this 5
times, 1SC (18)
The body starts here, we start with brown but
change to cream very soon.
Row 19. inc (6 times brown, 5 times crème,
7 times brown) (36)
Row 20. 12SC brown, 10SC crème, 14SC
brown (36)
Row 21. 12SC brown, 10SC crème, 14SC
brown (36)
Row 22. 12SC brown, 10SC crème, 14SC
brown (36)
Row 23. 13SC brown, 8SC crème, 15SC
brown (36)
From here we use just brown.
Row 24. 2SC, dec, *4SC, dec* do this 5
times, 2SC (30)
Row 25. *3SC, dec* do this 6 times (24)
Row 26. 1SC, dec *2SC, dec* do this 5
times, 1SC (18)
Row 27. 1SC, dec repeat 6 times (12)
Row 28. dec, repeat 6 times (6)
FO.
De legs (make 2)
Use dark brown.
Row 1. 6SC in a magic ring (6)
Row 2. inc repeat to the end (12)
Row 3. 1SC in every stitch (12)
Row 4. *2SC, dec* repeat to the end (9)
Row 5-6. 1SC in every stitch (9)
FO.
De arms (make 2)
Use dark brown.
Row 1. 6SC in a magic ring (6)
Row 2. 1SC, inc repeat to the end (9)
Row 3-6. 1SC in every stitch (9)
FO.
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De tail
Use dark brown.
Row 1. 4SC in a magic ring
Row 2. inc, repeat to the end (8)
Row 3. 1SC in every stitch (8)
Row 4. 1SC, inc, repeat to the end (12)
Row 5. 1SC in every stitch (12)
FO.
The ring around the eye
Use grey
Chain of 19 CH.
FO.
The horns (big)
Use grey
Row 1. 4SC in a magic ring (4)
Row 2. 1SC, inc, repeat to the end (6)
Row 3. 1SC, inc, repeat to the end (9)
Row 4-7. 1SC in every stitch (9)
FO.
The horns (small)
Use grey
Row 1. 4SC in a magic ring (4)
Row 2. 1SC, inc, repeat to the end (6)
Row 3-4. 1SC in every stitch (6)
FO.
The muzzle
Use dark brown
Row 1. 6SC in a magic ring (6)
Row 2. inc repeat to the end (12)
Row 3. *1SC, inc* repeat to the end (18)
Row 4-6. 1SC in every stitch (18)
FO.
Assembling
You should now have the following:
1x the head with the body on to it
2X leg
2X arm
2X big horns
2X small horns
1X a muzzle
1X a tail
2X a row of 19 ch
Now we assemble the cubone plush. First you pin
everything in place so it looks like it is already assembled but with a bunch of pinhead’s sticking
out. This way you get a good idea of how
everything needs to be sown on. You can also use
pins to map out the face. You use the pins to
determine the middle of the face from the top to
the bottom. This way you have more of a
direction to count your stitches and get a
symmetric face.
Don’t fill the arms to much and squeeze a little at the opening when you assemble them. This way
they will fit nicely in the curve between the head and the body.
The 19 ch you glue with textile glue around the
brown eye hole. You can use the tail of the row to make the beginning stuck to the head. You will
take this thru the head with a needle
With the assembling of the muzzle use only the
back loop. With the rest of the pieces you use the both loops.
The biggest horns are between row 3 and 6 on
top of the head.
The end result
It will look like this;
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