Hello! Here's a third Pokemon in my series - Hatenna! This one wasn't hard per se but there were definitely a lot more moving parts than my last two. One of the side swoops of hair ended up noticeably bigger than the other but overall I'm still really happy with how she turned out! Again, please don't reproduce or sell my pattern without my permission and please tag me or comment here if you do end up making it, I'd love to see! Also I do have affiliate links at the beginning to link you guys to the materials I used to construct this baby.
You will need:
Body
The body is done in HDC (half double crochet)
Row 1 : (in pink yarn) MR 7 [7]
Row 2 : inc around [14]
Row 3 : hdc, inc repeating around [21]
Row 4 : 1 hdc, inc, 1 hdc repeating around [28]
Row 5 : inc, 3 hdc repeating around [35]
Row 6 : 2 hdc, inc, 2 hdc repeating around [42]
Row 7 : 5 hdc, inc repeating around [49]
Row 8 : 3 hdc, inc, 3 hdc repeating around [56]
Rows 9-16 : hdc around [56]
Row 17 : dec, 12 hdc x4 [52]
Row 18 : 11 hdc, dec x4 [48]
Row 19 : dec, 14 hdc x3 [45]
Row 20 : 13 hdc, dec x3 [42]
Row 21 : dec, 12 hdc x3 [39]
Row 22 : 11 hdc, dec x3 [36]
Row 23 : dec, 10 hdc x3 [33]
Row 24 : 9 hdc, dec x3 [30]
Row 25 : dec, 8hdc x3 [27]
Row 26 : 7 hdc, dec x3 [24]
Row 27 : dec, 6 hdc x3 [21]
Row 28 : 5 hdc, dec x3 [18]
Stuff most of the way at this point. Stuff up the point as you continue to decrease.
Row 29 : dec. 7 hdc x2 [16]
Row 30 : 6 hdc, dec x2 [14]
Row 31 : dec, 5 hdc x2 [12]
Row 32 : 4 hdc, dec x2 [10]
Row 33 : dec, 3 hdc x2 [8]
Row 34 : 2 hdc, dec x2 [6]
Row 35 : dec, hdc x2 [4]
Finish off and weave in the end.
Top Ball
Everything is done in SC for this one
Row 1 : (in blue yarn) MR 6 [6]
Row 2 : inc around [12]
Row 3 : sc, inc repeating around [18]
Rows 4-6 : sc around [18]
Row 7 : 4 sc, dec repeating around [15]
Row 8 : 3 sc, dec repeating around [12]
Row 9 : sc around [12]
Row 10 : 2 sc, dec repeating around [9]
Row 11 : sc around [9]
Row 12 : sc, dec repeating around [6]
Row 13 : sc around [6]
Finish off and leave end for sewing.
Long Part of Hair
This part was done fully in HDC (half double crochet)
Row 1 : (in blue yarn) Chain 8 [8]
Row 2 : Starting from the second loop from the hook, hdc 7 [7]
Row 3 : inc, 5 hdc, inc [9]
Row 4 : inc, 7 hdc, inc [11]
Row 5 : inc, 10 hdc [12]
Row 6 : hdc [12]
Row 7 : dec, 10 hdc [11]
Row 8 : 9 hdc, dec [10]
Row 9 : dec 8 hdc [9]
Rows 10-18 : hdc [9]
Row 19 : hdc 7, dec [8]
Rows 20-21 : hdc [8]
Row 22 : dec, hdc 6 [7]
Rows 23-28 : hdc [7]
Row 29 : hdc 6, inc [8]
Rows 30-31 : hdc [8]
Row 32 : inc, 7 hdc [9]
Rows 33-41 : hdc [9]
Row 42 : inc, hdc 8 [10]
Row 43 : hdc 9, inc [11]
Row 44 : inc, hdc 10 [12]
Row 45 : hdc [12]
Row 46 : dec, hdc 10 [11]
Row 47 : dec, 7 hdc, dec [9]
Row 48 : dec, 5 hdc, dec [7]
Row 49 : hdc [7]
Finish off and weave in both ends
Middle Piece of Hair
Row 1 : (in blue yarn) Chain 11 [11]
Row 2 : starting on the second chain from the hook, sc 2, hdc 6, sc 2 [10]
Rows 3-8 : Repeat Row 2
Finish off and leave one end long for sewing.
Swirly Pieces of Hair x2
Start by making a MR, this one is a little complicated as it is made to expand the crochet size slowly but surely.
This is less in continuous rounds and more just keep crocheting.
Start by putting 2 sc, 2 hdc and 8 dc into the MR, then pull it tight.
Crochet 2 DC in each of the next 4 stitches (adding 8 DC).
Crochet 2 TR (triple crochet) in each of the next 6 stitches (adding 12 TR)
Finish off by crocheting 2 DTR (double triple crochet) into the next 4 stitches (adding 8 DTR)
Leave end for sewing and finish off.
To do the other one, you can either crochet it the exact same way you did it in the first one and flip it over, although that means one will be "right" side up and the other will be "wrong" side up, or you can crochet it inversely if that makes sense. Instead of poking your crochet hook into the next crochet, you poke it out of the next crochet. If that's unclear at all (it almost definitely is), I can definitely post pictures later!
Feet x2
Everything is done in SC (single crochet) for the feet.
Row 1 : MR 7 [7]
Row 2 : inc around [14]
Row 3 : sc, inc repeating around [21]
Rows 4-6 : sc around [21]
Row 7 : sc, dec repeating around [14]
Row 8 : dec around [7]
Finish off and leave ends for sewing. Stuff the feet firmly.
And voila! You just have to sew all the pieces together, embroider on a smile, and you are finished with your very own lovely Hatenna. I like to pin everything in place, especially for this one, to make sure I like the look of everything before I commit to placement. Let me know if you have any questions, comments, concerns in the comment section below!
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