Showing posts with label jabba the hutt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jabba the hutt. Show all posts

Sunday, 17 January 2016

Star Wars: Jabba the Hutt


After making Salacious Crumb, I felt that it would be a bit out of place to have him on his own without Jabba the Hutt! I was hoping to use Lucy Ravenscar's pattern, but it is only available in her new book, and having purchased her other patterns via Etsy I have no wish to purchase an entire book for one pattern!!


So I referenced some photos of amigurumi crochet Jabbas on Google, and some pictures of Jabba himself, and made this pattern up as I went along. I created shaping using various hdc and dc, increasing and decreasing to create the mass of skin, before finished with a few strands of wool pulled through the figure to hold the folds in place. I think it is really effective, and I was pleased to manage to create Jabba's shape in a single piece, only joining the arms.


Here's Jabba the Hutt with Salacious Crumb:


And Slave Leia too, to give a sense of scale between the pieces in my collection.


Be sure to check out all the amigurumi crochet Star Wars characters I have made here!

Friday, 15 January 2016

Star Wars: Salacious Crumb


With the launch of Lucy Ravenscar's first book, she released this free pattern for Salacious B. Crumb, the jester to Jabba the Hutt. I am not sure my version is overly accurate to the original character, but when sat next to Jabba I trust he is identifiable!!


To see my full round up of amigurumi crochet Star Wars characters, click here.

Wednesday, 13 January 2016

Star Wars: Max Rebo


As I'm sure you are aware, Max Rebo is the keyboardist in the Max Rebo Band, who played at Jabba the Hutt's palace in Star Wars. (Obviously.) He felt like a good place to start as I expand my world of Star Wars crochet figures!


I adapted Max Rebo's body from Lucy Ravenscar's Yoda pattern (which I used here), but I created the head and ears myself. I also designed the keyboard from scratch, and enjoyed adding the additions of some beads I had in my stash. This figure required some unusual shapes, but my skills at shaping crochet are improving, and let's be honest, crochet can be an artistic interpretation!


If you want to see all the crochet amigurumi Star Wars characters I have made, I have rounded them up here!
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