Hello everyone, thank you for joining me. I'm Kerri.
Today I'll be showing you how to crochet a boy with a fishing rod. I'll be using
these colors today.
The materials I'll be using are dark and light blue, red, yellow, brown and black
crochet cotton or wool. I'll also use the tiniest bit of grey cotton just for the
reel of the fishing rod. I've got my crochet hook, a 1.25 millimeter.
I've got a darning needle to weave in my ends, scissors, sewing thread, and a sewing
needle to stitch it together. I'm going to start with the main part of the
overall and I'll be doing cuffs in light blue. If you didn't want to do cuffs you
could just work the whole lot in the main color. Now I start with eight chain.
I miss the first chain and I work one single crochet into each stitch to the
end.
For row two I work one chain and turn and I work one single crochet into each
stitch to the end.
And that's the cuff done, I'll fasten it off.
And I'll turn and join in my main color,
and work one chain,
and one single crochet into each stitch to the end.
Now I'm going to work eight rows the same. One chain and one single crochet
into each stitch to the end. So I'll work those eight rows and I'll be back. I'm
going to start on the shaping for the back now. For row ten I start with one
chain and turn and work two single crochet in the first stitch, and then I
work one single crochet into each stitch to the end.
For row eleven I start with one chain and turn and I work one single
crochet into each stitch to the end.
For row twelve I start with one chain and turn, and I work two single crochet into
the first stitch, and then I work one single crochet into each stitch to the
end.
For row thirteen I work one chain and turn, and I work one single crochet into each stitch
to the end.
For row fourteen I start with one chain and turn, and work two single crochet into
the first stitch, and then one single crochet into each stitch to the end.
For row fifteen we work one chain and turn, and work one single crochet into
each stitch to the end.
For row sixteen we work one chain and turn, and we work two single crochet into the
first stitch, and then one single crochet into each stitch to the end.
For row seventeen we work one chain and turn, and we work one single crochet into
each stitch to the end.
For row eighteen we work two chain, and we work one half double crochet into each of the
first two stitches, and then we work one single crochet into each stitch to the
end.
For row nineteen we work one chain and turn, and work one single crochet into each stitch
to the end.
For row twenty we work one chain and turn, and we work a joined single crochet over the
first two stitches. I bring up a loop form each of the first two stitches and
yarn around and through all our loops and then we work one single
crochet into each stitch to the last two stitches.
And then we work a joined single crochet over the last two stitches. For row
twenty-one we work one chain and turn and work one single crochet into each
stitch across.
For row twenty-two we work one chain and turn, and we work one single crochet into each stitch
until the last two,
and we work a joined single crochet over the last two stitches. For row twenty-three we
work one chain and turn, and we work one single crochet into each stitch to the
end.
For row twenty-four we work one chain and turn, and work one single crochet into each stitch
to the last two,
and work a joined single crochet over the last two stitches. For row twenty-five we
work one chain and turn, and work one single crochet into each stitch to the
end.
For row twenty-six we work one chain and turn, and work one single crochet into each
stitch until the last two.
Over the last two stitches we work a joined single crochet. For row twenty-seven we work one
chain and turn, and work one single crochet into each stitch to the end.
For row twenty-eight we work one chain and turn, and work a joined single crochet over the
first two stitches,
work one single crochet until the last two stitches, Into the last two stitches
we work a joined single crochet. For row twenty-nine we work one chain and turn, and work
one single crochet into each stitch. Now if you're working in just one color
you'd do one chain and turn, and then you'd do a neatening row of one single
crochet right around. This is the right-side up. This is the back part here
and the front part, but because I've got the cuff I'm going to fasten off and
I'll do my neatening row starting from the cuff. So I'll just fasten off my ends
because I find it easier and I'll be back and we'll do the neatening row. Now I'll
start on the neatening row. I've got to make sure I've got the right side up.
This part is the back and that's the front, and I'm going to start here, just at the
beginning of the cuff. I start with my light blue and work one chain, and then
work one single crochet just up to the corner and then two single crochet into
the corner stitch. Just to give it a sharper edge and then I work a single
crochet into each stitch along the bottom,
and then two single crochet into the corner stitch, and then I'll probably
need two more single crochet to finish the cuff. And now I'll join my darker
blue,
and I'll just continue around, working one single crochet into each stitch, and
two single crochet into each corner stitch, just like that. Once I get back
round to the cuff I slip stitch into the chain, and fasten off.
And that's the first part of the overalls done. I'll start on the back leg
now. I'll make a cuff the same as my first cuff. Using my light blue I make eight
chain. I miss the first chain and work one single crochet into each stitch to the
end.
For row two I work one chain and turn, and work one single crochet into each
stitch,
and that's the cuff done. I'll fasten off.
now turn and using my dark blue I join into the first stitch, work one chain,
and work one single crochet into each stitch.
Now I'll work four more rows of one chain and turn and one single crochet
into each stitch, and I'll be back. Now for the next row, row six we start with two
chain, and work one half double crochet into each of the next two stitches, and
then one single crochet into each of the remaining stitches.
For row seven we start with one chain and turn, and work one single crochet into each
stitch to the end.
For row eight we work two chain and turn, and work one half double crochet into
each of the first two stitches, and then one single crochet into each stitch to
the end. For row nine we start with one chain and turn, and work one single
crochet into each stitch to the end.
For row ten we work two chain and turn, and we work one half double crochet into
each of the next three stitches, and then one single crochet into each stitch
to the end. For row eleven we start with one chain and turn, and work
one single crochet into each stitch to the end.
For row twelve we start with two chain and turn, and we work one half double crochet
into each of the first four stitches,
and then one single crochet into each stitch to the end. For row thirteen we
start with one chain and turn, and work one single crochet into each stitch to
the end.
For row fourteen we start with one chain and turn, and we work one single crochet into
each stitch to the end.
Now if you were working with just one color, you'd work one chain, and then work
one single crochet around to neaten. But because I've got the cuff I'll fasten
off, and I'll weave in my ends just to make it easier, and then I'll be back and
do a neatening row. Now this is the right side up, it's got the longer length at
the top, it goes in in there. Making sure the right sides up I join my light
blue cotton at the beginning of the cuff, and it's worked the same as the other
part. Just work one chain, and one single crochet into each stitch around
except for the corners where we work two single crochet.
Now I join my dark blue
and I'll continue round my neatening row, and then I'll be back and
we'll do the sleeve. For the sleeve I'm using my red and I make a magic loop, and
work two chain and two half double crochet into my circle.
I pull the circle tight but I don't join. For row two to five, I work two chain,
and then work one half double crochet into each stitch.
For row six I work two chain, and then work two half-double crochet in this first
stitch, and then I work a joined half double crochet into the same stitch and
into the next stitch. That's just going to make it bend in.
For the next row I work two chain and work a joined half double crochet over
the two stitches, and then two half double crochet into the following, into
the same stitch as the last part of the joined half double crochet. For the next
row I work two chain and then work two half double crochet into the first
stitch and then a joined half double crochet into the same stitch as the last
two double crochet in the next stitch,
and for the last row I work two chain, a
joined half double crochet over the two stitches, and then two half double
crochet into the same stitch, and the sleeve is bent in. Now this is the right
side. I had to turn it for my neatening row. So now I work one chain and I'm
going to work a single crochet into each stitch around. Into the corner I'll work
my two single crochet,
and for the elbow I'll work extra single crochet to help it bend, and for in here
I'll do joined single crochets.
I'm at the elbow now so I'll work an extra single crochet into there, and an
extra single crochet in here. Now I'll just work one single crochet around. I'm
making sure I don't pull it too tight so that it makes the sleeve too small.
Now at the bend I just work a joined single crochet, and then I work one
single crochet into the next and then I'll work another joined single crochet,
and that will bend the arm in. Now I just continue around working my one single
crochet and then join with a slip stitch,
and then fasten off.
And that's the arm. I'll work the hand now.
I've just got a tiny bit of cream, but you could use white or brown, a lighter
brown or a darker brown. It doesn't really matter you just need the tiniest
bit. I make a magic loop, and work four chain, and work a three treble cluster into
my circle,
and pull the circle tight, and fasten off. And that just makes a little hand as
if it's a fist holding over the fishing rod. For the hat I'm using my yellow. I
make a magic loop, and I work two chain and four half double crochet into my
circle.
I pull the circle tight but I don't join. For row two I start with two chain and
turn, and I work a half double crochet in the same place as the chain, and then I
work two half double crochet into each stitch across.
For row three I start with two chain and work one half double crochet
in the same place as the chain, and then one half double crochet into each of the
next two stitches, two half double crochet into the following stitch, then
one half double crochet into each of the next two stitches, and two half double
crochet into the last stitch.
For row four I start with two chain and turn, and I work one half double crochet into each
stitch across.
For row five I start with two chain and turn, and I work two half-double crochet
into the same place as the chain. Now I'm going to work one half double crochet
into the next stitch and two half double crochet into the following stitch, and
I'm going to repeat that across to the last stitch. So one half double crochet
into the next stitch, two into the following stitch, repeat that across to
the last stitch.
Into the last stitch I work three half double crochet. Now row six is worked
the same as row five. So two chain and turn, and two half double crochet into
the same place as the chain, and then one half double crochet into the next stitch,
two into the following stitch, and then I'm repeating that one half double
crochet into the next and two into the following stitch right across to the
last stitch.
And then into the last stitch I work three half double crochet. Now that's the
hat finished except for the neatening row. For the neatening row you work one chain and work one single
crochet into each stitch around. So I'll work the neatening row and I'll be back.
Now there's the hat done. Next I'm going to do the trim. I'm using black and make enough
chain just to go around for the trim.
I miss the first chain and then I work a single crochet into each stitch to the
end,
and fasten off.
And for the shoes I'm using my black, and I work seven chain.
I miss the first chain and I work one single crochet into each chain to the
end.
Rows two and three are worked the same, one chain and one single crochet
into each stitch to the end.
Most of this part will tuck under the cuff. For row four we start with one chain and
turn, and we work one single crochet into each stitch to the end.
Then work three chain. For row five we miss the first chain, and we work one single
crochet into each of the next two chain, and then we continue working one single
crochet into each stitch of the main part of the shoe.
For row six we work one chain and turn, and we work one single crochet into each
stitch to the last stitch.
Into the last stitch we work two single crochet. For row seven we work one chain and turn,
and we work one single crochet into each stitch,
and fasten off.
Now I'm going to do a neatening row, but not all the way around.
I join my cotton just in here, and work one chain, and then I'm going to work one
single crochet into each stitch, just round to the top there.
Into this corner I work two single crochet into the end stitch,
and at this corner here I end off. And
I'll need two shoes. For the patches, there are two, I'll be using light blue
the same as the cuff, and I start with three chain. I miss the first chain and
work a single crochet into each of the remaining two chain. For row two I work
one chain and work a single crochet into each stitch. Now I'm going to do a
neatening row. So I start with one chain and I work single crochets around. Into
the corner stitches I work two single crochet,
and then slip stitch into the chain at the beginning of the row, and fasten
off.
I'll just trim that one up a bit, and that's the patch. For the fishing rod
with my brown I start with forty chain.
I miss the first chain and then I work a slip stitch into the first fifteen chain,
and then one single crochet into each of the next ten chain,
and then one half double crochet into each of the remaining chain,
and fasten off.
And that's the fishing rod, it will need an iron. For the reel
I'm going to use gray but choose whatever color you've got because you
only need a tiny amount. You start with the magic loop, and work one chain and
seven single crochet into the circle.
Pull the circle tight and slip stitch into the chain,
and then I just slip stitch
into the rod, just a couple of times,
and fasten off. Now I'll just weave in my ends and make another patch, and shoe,
and I'll be back to put it together. Now here's all the pieces.
Firstly I'll attach the patches to the overalls, just in like that. I'll attach
the hand to the sleeve, like that, and the trim to the hat. Next I attach the back
leg, just in there, and I'll also attach the sleeve.
It just goes towards the top with the hand sticking out just a little bit. So
I'll do those and I'll be back. Now next I'll attach the hat just up in there, and
the shoes just go in under there like that, and
I'll also put the cotton around the fishing rod, just for the fishing line.
The last thing I do is attach the fishing rod to the boy. I put it just
under his hand and then I also stitch down the rod. So I'll do that and I'll
show you the finished boy. And there's the finished boy. If you liked my video
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