I'm surrounded by superhero fans! And if you've seen what movies are out there lately... there's no denying it, superheroes are here to stay. So let's start a mighty week then with a roundup of some of the best free superhero knit and crochet patterns I can find!
- Superhero Dream Catcher Afghan, especially for Spiderman Fans, by Stitch 'n Frog (and she includes the link to a knit version too!) - the round ripple just begs for this treatment! And you can do a black version for Venom too.
- Super Hero Logo Charts, by The Happy Hooker Blog - this crocheter has charted nearly all the big ones! She's got Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman, Iron Man, Captain America, The Flash, and many more.
- Autobot and Decepticon Logo Charts, by Lytessa - this knitter provide yet more to choose from! She's got a whole list of free charts listed on her blog!
- Zsa Mask, by Elza D. - I've seen pictures of these made up in all sorts of colors, with superhero logos added, as well as in plain colors (roll up the brim for civilian mode). My kids would love these - as would their friends!
- Superkid, by Inner Child Crochet - simple and cute cape for your littlest heroes!
- Batman Egg Cozy, by Cosy a Go Go - this talented designer surely loves her egg cozies! She's got patterns for Daleks (eggsterminate?), Batman and the Joker, even a couple Star Wars characters. Whether your eggs are chilly or not, these little cozies are super cute!
- Avengers Finger Puppets, by CrochetBot 3000 - she's got Iron Man, The Hulk, and Captain America, all rendered in stunning detail. Amazing!
- Masquerade Mask, by Priscilla's Crochet - scroll down to the Halloween section to find the link to the free pdf for this pattern. Billed as a Masquerade Mask, this quick crochet pattern is endlessly customizable, perfect for everyday dress-up and even kid's goodie bags (hmmmm...).
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, by atsuko - these "Heroes in a half shell" are still popular, at least with my kids. And these amigurumi TMNTs are the cutest!
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Child's Fireman Hat, by Carla Croissant - because we can't forget the real heroes. And I think they're pretty super. (And heck, even Batman is all about the tools.)
Do you have any superhero crazy kids around, or are you the big Marvel or DC fan in your house? Have you made any super-yarny creations?
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Jenna Carodiskey-Wiebe says
I've got the Autobot chart already printed out, for a friend's baby twins. I haven't done much superhero knitting, except for Supergirl's Wonder Woman cuffs, but SHE has done quite a few DC dolls ( designed them herself!)
moogly says
If You Know Who ever needs a site to host a pattern, I’d love to have her do a guest post! And of course she’d get full credit, etc!
Laura says
Hi there!
Is there anyway to convert a knit pattern to a crochet pattern? My husband LOVES transformers and that is the first I've seen a pattern for one. I've not yet tried my hand at knitting 😉
Thanks!
moogly says
Hi Laura!
The Transformer Chart is just a chart, so it should be doable using tapestry crochet. If you are unfamiliar with tapestry crochet, there is some great info at http://www.tapestrycrochet.com/ - the cat pattern on the page is the one I learned with, and it's a great technique to know. 🙂
GLORIA VERGER says
Does anyone have a pattern to make a "Superman" doll? (For a cancer patient).
Thanks tons!
Gloria (Gigi)
moogly says
Hi Gloria!
I haven't seen Superman doll - that probably wouldn't fly with copyright (no pun intended). But this one, with some color changes, might be what you're looking for: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/superhero-flash
Valerie says
My little guys are big Advengers fans, so I made my youngest son a Captain America shield blanket & pillow (pillow he can carry around & use) my oldest son I made a Thor blanket (hammer with lightning & a hammer pillow) They are all so cool, & were my kids favorite Christmas presents.
Gail says
What size hook did you use for the ninja turtles? How big were they? . My 2 grandsons want a set, so Grandma has to get going. Thanks
moogly says
Hi Gail! I didn't make them, you'll need to click the blue link for the pattern to see all the details. 🙂
Chelsea says
Can you please help me figure out how to just crochet the superman logo. Any help would be wonderful. I have the s done just need the sheild looking thing and i have no clue how to do it. It's for my little brother, and i would like to give it to him for xmas. I have the whole hat down just need that part. Thanks
Tamara Kelly says
Hi Chelsea! I think this one might help: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/superman-emblem-applique 🙂
Sheryl says
Looking for a Flash emblem crochet pattern for a baby blanket. Would need to be targeted toward a beginner project, have never worked with a graph pattern before. Thank you!
Tamara Kelly says
There might be some here: http://rav.to/1GpSk0b 🙂
kathy kanack says
Hi I am looking for a free crochet pattern for a fireman helmet. I have seen patterns for infant, but I would like it for a child, any help or direction is appreciated.
Thank you
Kathy
Tamara Kelly says
Hm, that is a tough one! I found one free and one paid! I hope one of them works for you! 🙂
http://www.innerchildcrochet.com/patterns/fireman_hat.php
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/firefighter-helmet
Grammy says
My grandson wants a blanket with the Flash logo. Any patterns out there?
Tamara Kelly says
Yes! 🙂 https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/flash-crochet-blanket