Welcome to Part 2 of the Mandalorian pattern! In this part, you will find the patterns for the more intricate details of the Mandalorian such as different armour parts and accessories. You can find the intro and other information for the pattern in Part 1.
The difficulty level of this pattern is Intermediate and this pattern is written in US crochet terminology.
Free Mandalorian (Din Djarin) Amigurumi Crochet Details Pattern
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TERMINOLOGY USED IN BOTH PARTS
st(s): stitch(es)
ch: chain
sl st: slip stitch
sc: single crochet
hdc: half double crochet
dc: double crochet
inc: two single crochet in one stitch
dec: invisible decrease, single crochet two stitches together through the front loops only
sc2tog: single crochet two together, (insert hook into your next st, YO and pull up a loop) x 2, YO and pull through all three loops
BLO: crochet only in the back loops (loop away from you) of each stitch
(…) x #: repeat anything in the parenthesis however many times the number indicates
[#]: total number of stitches for that row
#sc/sl st/dc: one sc/sl st/dc in the following # stitches
sc#: sc # of times in the next st
THINGS YOU NEED
- Knitpicks Shine Sport Yarn in Coffee, Black, Willow, Platinum and Sweet Potato
- 3.0mm Crochet Hook
- Scissors
- Darning Needle
- Locking Stitch Markers
- Pins
- Polyfil Stuffing or Scrap Yarn
- Optional: Wool Roving in Black, Grey and Teal
- Optional: Felting Needle
Thigh Armour
Make 2
One with Willow yarn and one with Coffee yarn
1 Ch 5, sc in the 2nd ch from hook, 3sc, turn [4]
2-4 sc in all sts, turn [4]
5 sc, 2dc, sc [4]
Fasten off, leave a tail for sewing.
Shoulder Armour/Hip Armour
Make 4
One with Willow yarn, one with Coffee yarn, and two with Black yarn
1 Ch 7, sc in 2nd ch from hook, 5sc, turn [6]
2-4 sc in all sts, turn [6]
5 sc, hdc, 2dc, hdc, sc [6]
Fasten off, leave a tail for sewing.
Belt
with Coffee yarn
1 Ch 43, sc in 2nd ch from hook, 41sc [42]
Sl st to the beginning of the belt twice to create a loop, making sure that your belt isn’t twisted.
2 Ch 30. Fit the Belt over the head and onto the hips. Guide the chain over the left shoulder to the backside and determine where to attach the end onto and place a stitch marker on the spot. Remove the belt and sl st the chain into the spot where you have just marked.
Fasten off and weave tails in.
Head Details
Black Visor
with Black yarn
Ch 15, sc in 2nd ch from hook, 6sc [7] (Left Photo), for the mouth area: ch 6, sc in 2nd ch from hook, 4sc [5], continuing the eye area: sc into the st next to where you created your mouth ch (Right Photo), 7sc.
Fasten off, weave tails in.
Visor Details
with Platinum yarn
With the front side of the Black Visor facing you, start at the bottom right side of the T:
- 5sc up the left side of the mouth, skip the next st, 6sc underneath the “eye” area.
- On the other side of the ch 15 from the Black Visor, sc3 in the first stitch.
- 6sc across the top, ch 8, sc in 2nd ch from hook, 6sc in the rest of the ch, 7sc across the top of the other side of the eyes.
- sc3 in the next st on the underside of the right part of the eyes.
- 5sc, skip the next st, 6sc down the other side of the mouth.
Fasten off, leave a long tail for sewing.
Helmet Top Detail
with Platinum yarn
1 Ch 33, sl st in 2nd ch from hook, 31sl st [32]
Fasten off, leave a tail for sewing.
This piece is going to go across the top of the head from left to right. If you make it and it isn’t long enough, make this strip with more chains.
Ear Pieces
Make 2
with Platinum yarn
1 6sc in magic circle [6]
2 (inc) x 6 [12]
Fasten off, leave a tail for sewing.
Cape Button
with Black yarn
1 6sc in magic circle, sl st to first sc [6]
Fasten off, leave a tail for sewing.
Cape Strap
with Black yarn
1 Ch 41, sc in 6th ch from hook (creates a loop), 35sc [36]
Fasten off and weave tails in.
Cape
with Black yarn
1 sc into the 11th st counting from one end of the strap, 15sc, turn [16]
2 sc in all sts, turn [16]
3 inc, 14sc, inc, turn [18]
4-13 sc in all sts, turn [18]
14 inc, 16sc, inc, turn [20]
15-24 sc in all sts [20]
Fasten off and weave tails in.
Assembly
- Pin the Shoulder Armour with the curved part on top over the shoulders. The Coffee coloured Shoulder Armour should be over the left shoulder, and the Willow one should be over the right shoulder. Sew the top part in place, leaving the 3 sides unsewn to allow it to be flappy.
- Pin the Thigh Armour onto the thighs and sew all around. Willow on the left thigh and Coffee on the right.
- Pin the Hip Armour onto the side of the hips, with the curved part of the Armour on the top and starting at Row 8 of the Body. Sew into place, making sure to only sew the top curved part to the hips, leaving the 3 sides unsewn to allow the armour to be flappy.
- Slip the belt onto the body by lifting the arms first and wiggling the belt onto the body.
- Pin the Helmet Top Detail across the head from left to right. Sew in place
- Pin the Visor onto the front of the head, making sure it is centered. Sew in place.
- Pin the Ear Pieces to the sides of the head, over the Helmet Top Detail and sew in place.
The following steps are optional, but I think doing them will add some nice detail to your Mandalorian:
- With the Teal wool roving, felt in the top half of the Willow Shoulder Armour.
- With Black and Grey wool roving, felt the Crest onto the Chest Armour.
- Felt a couple lines into the belt with the Grey wool roving to add details.Part One (of two) of the free Mandalorian Amigurumi Crochet Pattern.
- Put the Cape on, and you’re done!
Please leave me a comment down below (or contact me) if you have any questions about this pattern. I would also love to see your creation so don’t forget to tag me (@olliehollycrochet) on Instagram or use the #olliehollycrochet! Please let me know in the comments what you would like to see next!
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you say that this pattern 1 & 2 are free and yet there is no way to copy the pattern. I appreciate that you have a version without the ads etc. And you say for a donation of $6 we can have a copy of the pattern without the ads.When I hear donations, it implies that the amount to give is up to the giver. But please don’t say the pattern is free when it’s not. I’m not saying you shouldn’t get a profit for your work but be honest up front.
Hi Linda,
I believe that if you are able to create an amigurumi toy without spending any money by visiting my site, then the pattern is free. This is a format that sites I have previously used when I first started with amigurumi used. I never had a problem with it because they’re providing something to me that they did not have to for no charge.
Never in my patterns have I used the word “donation”, because like you said, you’re not setting the amount being given. However, the option is there for people who would like to support me in the same way you would support a traditional media artist selling their prints that they have set a price for.
I disabled right click and highlighting on my site because I have experienced theft before and I put a lot of hard work into my patterns.
Hope this explanation helps you understand!
thank you very much/
thank you so much for the pattern.
Thank you so much for the pattErN. I just made this for my son and cant wait to give it to him ❤️
I am confused about the button and strap for the cape. It doesn’t get mentioned in the assembly part. What happens to it?
Also what does the felting detail on the belt look like? Is there a photo?
Thanks for the pattern!!!!!
Hi Shandra,
You work into the strap to create the cape. For the button, you just sew it onto the end of the strap opposite of the loop. I don’t have any photos of the details on the belt, but I just embroidered a few vertical silver lines on the belt in random spots.
Hope this helps!
Abby