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Crochet Pokeball Pattern

This document provides a pattern for crocheting a Pokeball. It includes a materials list, abbreviations, and step-by-step instructions over 29 rounds to make the red, black and white Pokeball shape. Additional instructions are provided to make a black button with white center to attach to the finished Pokeball.

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Crochet Pokeball Pattern

This document provides a pattern for crocheting a Pokeball. It includes a materials list, abbreviations, and step-by-step instructions over 29 rounds to make the red, black and white Pokeball shape. Additional instructions are provided to make a black button with white center to attach to the finished Pokeball.

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CROCHET POKEBALL

PDF PATTERN



If you have any questions or queries regarding this pattern, you can contact me at:
stitchbyfay@gmail.com

This pattern is for personal use only and may not be copied, reproduced, altered, published
or distributed in any way.


Feel free to share your finished items with me.

Email: stitchbyfay@gmail.com

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Instagram: @stitchbyfay


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Pattern Notes

The pattern is written using US terminology. All pieces are worked in a continuous spiral
starting with a magic ring unless otherwise specified. Mark the first stitch of each round
with a removeable stitch marker. Stuff Pokeball firmly to ensure a nice round shape.


Skill Level

• Confident beginner


Materials List
(items in brackets indicate materials used in the pictured example)

• Yarn (Panda Magnum Soft 8ply, red, black, white)
• Crochet hook to match yarn (4mm)
• Polyester fiberfill
• Tapestry needle, stitch markers, scissors

Note: Gauge is not important in this pattern. Use a hook size to match your chosen yarn.
Make sure that your stitches are tight enough to prevent stuffing showing through and
adjust hook size if necessary.


Abbreviations


R = round sc = single crochet inc = increase


invdec = invisible decrease […] = repeat the instructions (…) = indicates stitch count
in brackets at end of round


st/s = stitches slst = slip stitch FO = fasten off




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Starting with red

R1: 6 sc in magic ring (6)

R2: [inc] x6 (12)

R3: [sc, inc] x6 (18)

R4: sc, inc, [2 sc, inc], x5, sc (24)

R5: [3 sc, inc] x6 (30)

R6: 2 sc, inc, [4 sc, inc] x5, 2 sc (36)

R7: [5 sc, inc] x6 (42)

R8: 3 sc, inc, [6 sc, inc] x5, 3 sc (48)

R9: [7 sc, inc] x6 (54)

R10-14: [sc] x54 (5 rounds) (54)

Change to black in the last stitch of the previous round.

R15-16: [sc] x54 (2 rounds) (54)

Change to white in the last stitch of the previous round.

R17-21: [sc] x54 (5 rounds) (54)

R22: [7 sc, invdec] x6 (48)

R23: 3 sc, invdec, [6 sc, invdec] x 5, 3sc (42)

R24: [5 sc, invdec] x6 (36)

R25: 2 sc, invdec, [4 sc, invdec] x5, 2 sc (30)

R26: [3 sc, invdec] x6 (24)

Begin stuffing firmly.





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R27: 1 sc, invdec, [2 sc, invdec] x5, 1 sc (18)

R28: [1 sc, invdec] x6 (12)

Finish stuffing.

R29: [invdec] x6 (6)

FO and weave in end.


Button

Black

R1: 6 sc in magic ring (6)

R2: [inc] x6 (12)

R3: [sc, inc] x6 (18)

FO leaving a long tail for sewing.




White

R1: 6 sc in magic ring (6)

R2: [inc] x6 (12)

FO leaving a long tail for sewing.




Assembly

• Sew the white button piece to the centre of the black button piece.

• Sew the button piece centred over the black stripe and covering your colour change.







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