Clodsire Crochet Pattern - Pokemon

clodsire crochet pattern pokemon
I’ve been having a lot of fun crocheting all of the new Pokemon from the new Scarlet and Violet games recently, and Clodsire is no exception! This little guy took a while to figure out with all of the colour changes, but I think the result has really paid off. Of course it’s time I share him with you guys, so here’s my Clodsire pokemon crochet pattern! If you enjoy this pattern, consider following my Twitter and Instagram where I’m always making lots of new crochet friends!
Pink and Grey Clodsire crochet pattern pokemon

Clodsire Crochet Pattern Materials

Materials:

Hayfield Bonus DK ‘Slate Grey’
Hayfield Bonus DK ‘Silver Grey’
Black wool roving
White wool roving
2.5mm crochet hook
Felting needle
Sewing needle
 

 

Abbreviations:

ch – chain
sl st – slip stitch
sc – single crochet
inc – increase

dec – decrease

Clodsire Crochet Pattern Directions

Body (make one):
using Hayfield Bonus DK ‘Slate Grey’
 
rnd 1: ch 4 (4 sts)
 
rnd 2: inc in 2nd ch from hook, inc in next st, sc 4 in next st and turn, inc in next st and inc again into your starting ch. change colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 2nd st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 6th st (12 sts)
 
rnd 3: *sc 1, inc in next st* rep * 6 times. change colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 3rd st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 8th st (18 sts)
 
rnd 4: *sc 2, inc in next st* rep * 6 times. change colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 3rd st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 11th st (24 sts)
 
rnd 5: *sc 3, inc in next st* rep * 6 times. change colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 3rd st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 14th st (30 sts)
 
rnd 6: sc in each st around. change colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 2nd st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 16th st (30 sts)
 
rnd 7-8: sc in each st around. change colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 1st st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 17th st (30 sts)
 
rnd 9: sc in each st around. change colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 2nd st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 17th st (30 sts)
 
rnd 10: sc in each st around. change colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 3rd st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 16th st (30 sts)
 
rnd 11: sc in each st around. change colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 4th st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 15th st (30 sts)
 
rnd 12: *sc 3, dec in next st* rep * 6 times. change colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 3rd st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 14th st (24 sts)
 
rnd 13-14: sc in each st around. change colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 2nd st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 15th st (24 sts)
 
rnd 15: dec 1, sc 12, dec 5. change colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 2nd st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 14th st (18 sts)
 
rnd 16: *sc 1, dec in next st* rep * 6 times. change colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 3rd st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 9th st (12 sts)
 
rnd 17: *sc 1, inc in next st* rep * 6 times. change colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 4th st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 13 th st  (18 sts)
 
rnd 18: *sc 2, inc in next st* rep * 6 times. change colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 6th st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 17th st (24 sts)
 
rnd 19: sc in each st around.  colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 7th st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 16th st (24 sts)
 
rnd 20: sc in each st around.  colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 7th st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 17th st (24 sts)
 
rnd 21: *sc 2, dec in next st* rep * 6 times. colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 5th st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 15th st (18 sts)
 
rnd 22: *sc 1, dec in next st* rep * 6 times. change colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 4th st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 11th st (12 sts)
 
rnd 23: sc around. change colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 4th st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 11th st (12 sts)
 
begin stuffing the body
 
rnd 24: dec in each st around. change colour to ‘Silver Grey’ in your 3rd st, then back to ‘Slate Grey’ in your 6th st (6 sts)
 
fasten off and weave in all ends
side view of Clodsire crochet pattern pokemon
front view of Clodsire crocfhet pattern pokemon
Legs (make four):
using Hayfield Bonus DK ‘Silver Grey’
 
rnd 1: sc 6 in magic ring (6 sts)
 
rnd 2-3: sc in each st around (6 sts)
 
fasten off, weaving in the magic ring end and leaving your finishing end long for sewing
legs clodsire crochet pattern pokemon
Top Fin (make one):
using Hayfield Bonus DK ‘Slate Grey’
 
row 1: ch 12 (12 sts)
 
row 2: turn and sc in 2nd st from hook, sc 11 (11 sts)
 
fasten off and weave in one end, leaving the other one long for sewing
fin clodsire crochet pattern

Clodsire Crochet Pattern Assembly and Needle Felting

Attach the legs to the body – your front legs should be positioned around rnds 8-10 and the back legs should be between rnds 13-15. Make sure to pin them down before attaching so that you can test out how well he’ll sit when he’s done!
pinned legs clodsire crochet pattern pokemon
attached legs clodsire crochet pattern pokemon
The fin on Clodsire’s back should sit right in the middle between rnds 12-21. It’s also helpful to pin this down before sewing to make sure it’s central!
pinned fin closdire crochet pattern pokemon
fin clodsire crochet pattern pokemon
The needle felting for this project is perfect for those of you just starting out. Here are the faces of my grey and strawberry Clodsire to help you create your own! You could also shape them using felt cut-outs.
pic of both clodsire crochet pattern pokemon
Clodsire also has six white circles on his back, which can also be needle felted or cut from sheets of felt. Using your white wool roving, follow the picture below for guidance on positioning!
back dots clodsire crochet pattern pokemon

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7 thoughts on “Clodsire Crochet Pattern Pokemon”

  1. Video tutorial of the beginning would be amazing! Even
    I am terrible at following patterns but I just love this friend shaped guy so much!
    Your pattern looks so cute! I just have a hard time visualising what it should look like in stages!

  2. I video would be good. I find this pattern confusing trying to figure out Ron’s and stitches, I am use to crocheting with hoe many stitches not like this. But its so cute.

  3. I’d love to make this little dude, but I’m having trouble following the pattern atleast in the beginning. Would you consider making a video?

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