Steve Harrington Amigurumi Crochet Pattern – Stranger Things Inspired Doll

Bring one of the most beloved Stranger Things characters to life with this Steve Harrington amigurumi crochet pattern! Inspired by his iconic hairstyle, charming personality, and unforgettable adventures, this doll is a fun project for fans of the series and crochet lovers alike. Whether you're creating it for your collection or as a unique handmade gift, this pattern will help you craft an adorable Steve-inspired doll full of character.

Materials

YARN
1. YarnArt Jeans 07, beige (10 g) body, bat
2. YarnArt Jeans 70, brown (30 g) hair
3. YarnArt Jeans 16, denim (8 g) pants
4. Alize Cotton Gold 60, black (10 g) T-shirt and glasses
5. Alize Cotton Gold 56, red (1 g) sneakers
6. Alize Cotton Gold-55, white (5 g) sneakers
7. Alize Cotton Gold-87, dark grey (10 g) - jacket and nails
8. Alize Cotton Gold-216, yellow (2 g) gloves

TOOLS
1. Crochet hook 1.75 mm
2. Fiberfill (stuffing)
3. Scissors
4. Sewing needle for assembling parts
5. Strong thread for eye sculpting
6. Long needle for eye sculpting
7. Safety eyes 12 mm
8. Wire 1.5 mm and electrical tape / Fabric medical tape
9. Plastic for insoles
10. Pink pastel

For the keychain version
Grosgrain ribbon 1.5 cm
Lobster clasp ring 30mm

ABOUT YARN
Yarnart jeans (160m/50g), alize cotton gold (350m/100g), gazal jeans, alize cotton gold hobby yarns have almost the same footage and weight, so these models can be replaced with each other.

ABBREVIATIONS.

1. MR - magic ring
2. sc- single crochet
3. inc- increase (2 scin one stitch)
4. dec- decrease (crochet 2 sctogether)
5. SL. ST - slip stitch
6. CH-chain
7. DC- double crochet
8. HDC half double crochet
9. (...)- number in brackets indicate the total number of stitches or rounds
10. (.......)"N-repeat the combination in brackets N times
11. BLO crochet through back loops only
12. FLO crochet through front loops only
13. BOBBLE ST-4 dctog

Important information

Your toy size may differ from mine. It depends on the materials, the hook, and the tension of your crocheting.

I also recommend taking exactly the hook that is convenient for you, for this or that yarn. All materials presented in this pattern were used to create these particular toys and are of a recommendatory nature.

The growth of the Steve is 18 cm. (using the indicated materials)

All details are crochetted in a spiral, except where specified.

HEAD

Start to crochet with beige yarn. Stuff firmly as you go.
1 md: 6 sc in MR
2 md: 6 inc (12)
3 md: (1 sc, inc) 6 (18)
4 md: (2 sc, inc) 6 (24)
5 md: (3 sc, inc) 6 (30)
6 md: (4 sc, inc) 6 (36)
7 md: (5 sc, inc) 6 (42)
8 md: (6 sc, inc) 6 (48)
9 md: (7 sc, inc) 6 (54)
10 md: (8 sc, inc) 6 (60)
11-24 md (14 mds): 60 sc
If you are making a keychain version, prepare a loop:

cut a 10 cm ribbon, tie a knot, melt the ends to prevent fraying. Pull it through the MR in the head.
25 md: 6 sc, dec, (13 sc, dec) 3, 7 sc (56)
The center of the face is between the 2nd and 3rd decreases of md 25.
Insert safety eyes between mds 18 and 19. Distance between eyes: 13 sc (photo 3).
26 md: (5 sc, dec) 8 (48)
27 md: (4 sc, dec) 8 (40)
28 rmd: (3 sc, dec) 8 (32)
29 md: (2 sc, dec) 8 (24)
30 md: (1 sc, dec) 8 (16)
31 md: 8 dec

Fasten off, close the hole, hide the yam tail.

EARS

Start to crochet with beige yam in rows.
1 row: 6 sc in MR, ch 1, tum
2 row: (1 sc, inc)* 3, ch 1, tum (9)
3 row: 9 sc

Fasten off, cut the yarn, leaving a long tail for sewing.

HAIR

Start to crochet with brown yarn.
1 md: 6 sc in MR
2 rmd: 6 inc (12)
3 rnd: in back loops only: (1 sc, inc)* 6 (18)
4 md: (2 sc, inc) 6 (24)
5 md: BLO: (3 sc, inc) 6 (30)
6 md: (4 sc, inc) 6 (36)
7 md: BLO: (5 sc, inc) 6 (42)
8 rnd: (6 sc, inc) 6 (48)
9 md: BLO: (7 sc, inc) 6 (54)
10 md: (8 sc, inc) 6 (60)
11 md: 60 sc
Next, switch to working in rows .
RS (Right Side)
WS (Wrong Side)
WS: ch 1, tum, 38 sc, ch 1, tum
RS: 38 sc, ch 1, tum
WS: 38 sc, ch 1, tum
RS: 38 sc, ch 1, tum
WS: dec, 34 sc, dec, ch 1, tum (36)
RS: dec, 32 sc, dec, ch 1, tum (34)
WS: dec, 30 sc, dec, ch 1, tum (32)

RS: dec, 28 sc, dec, ch 1, tum (30)

WS: 30 sc; 1 ch; tum.

RS: 30 sc; 1 ch; tum.

WS: 30 sc; 1 ch; tum.

RS: 30 sc; 1 ch.

Fasten off and cut the yarn. Leave a long tail for sewing.

Next, we move on to crocheting the strands.
Join the brown yarn to the first back loop of the 2nd row .
Each strand uses 2 stitches, and all strands are worked according to the same pattern. I will indicate the total number of strands for each row where we have back loops left.
Strand pattern: sl st; chain 20; starting from the 3rd chain from the hook: 18 dc; sl st into the next stitch.
Number of strands:
Back loops of the 2nd row: 6 strands
Back loops of the 4th row: 12 strands
Back loops of the 6th row: 18 strands
Back loops of the 8th row: 24 strands
Fasten off and cut the yam.
Join to the first stitch of the 11th row along the front of the wig .

Crochet 11 strands. Fasten off and cut the yam.

HEAD SHAPING

1. Creating the eye shaping (thread pull):

Leave a yam tail at point 1. Go through all the steps 2-3 times. At the end, secure the yarn tails and hide them inside the piece.

2. Embroider the whites of the eyes using white yarn (see photo 20).

3. Embroider the nose with beige yarn:

Make horizontal stitches between rows 19 and 20, and between rows 20 and 21, 5 stitches in each row, covering 4 sc in width (see photo 21).

Next, make vertical stitches that wrap around the horizontal ones (see photo 22).

4. Place the wig on the head (if you are making a keychain, thread the ribbon loop through the magic ring at the top of the hair).

Sew the wig all around the perimeter, leaving a 1-sc gap from the edge (see photo 24).

Securing the strands:

Next, well fix the strands in place. I secure them with hot glue, but you can also sew them if you prefer. Take the 12 lowest central strands at the back of the head and attach them firmly to the head (see photos 25-26)

In the next row, secure 10 strands (see photo 27)

Then 6 strands (see photo 28), and in the following row, 8 strands (see photo 29).

Leave the 4 central strands at the front of the face For the very last step (see photo 30).

We secure all the remaining strands in a random order, adding volume to the front part of the head (do not press or pull the strands tight at the roots) (photos 31-32). Maintain the direction of the strands toward the back of the head.

As the Final step, secure the last 4 strands near the face, slightly spreading them toward the sides of the head (photo 33).

5. Embroider the eyebrows with brown yarn in round 14. The width of each eyebrow is 5 sc, and the distance between them is 8 sc (photo 34).

6. Sew the ears to the sides of the head between rounds 19 and 22, leaving 6 sc from the outer edge of the eyes (photo 35).

LEGS

Start to crochet with white yam.
Ch 6, starting from 2nd ch:
1 md: 4 sc, 3 sc in one st, 3 sc, inc (12)
2 rmd: inc, 3 sc, 3 inc, 3 sc, 2 inc (18)
3 md: 1 sc, inc, 3 sc, (1 sc, inc) 3, 3 sc, (1 sc, inc)*2 (24)
4 md: BLO 24 sc
Gut the insole to fit the oval (photo 37).

5-6 md (2 rounds): 24 sc

Move the beginning marker to the center of the heel.

7 rmd: 3 sc, (1 sc, dec)*6, 3 sc (18)

Insert the insole.

In this toy, the frame can be used only in the neck. Stuff firmly as you go.

8 md: 3 sc, 6 dec, 3 sc (12)

Change to beige yam.

9 md: BLO 12 sc

10-20 md (11 rounds): 12 sc

21 md: (3 sc, inc)*3 (15)

Fasten off.

Sole:
Attach white yarn to the remaining back loops of the 3rd row. Insert the hook as shown in photo 40.
1 md: 24 sl st
Fasten off and cut the yam. Hide the yarn tail inside the piece.

Shoe Tongue:

Identify the 4 front central back loops remaining from Round 8 (see photo 41). Attach white yam to the First stitch. Work in turning rows:
Row 1: 4 sc, 1 ch, turn
Row 2: 4 sc
Fasten off and cut the yam. Hide the yarn tail.

Top Edge of the Shoe:

Attach white yam to the next, back loop on the side of the tongue. Insert the hook as shown in photo 43.
Row 1: 8 sl st
Fasten off and cut the yam. Hide the yam tail.
Embroider small "V" shapes on the sides of the shoes using red yam (see photo 44). Using thin red sewing thread, embroider the shoelaces (see photo 45)

PANTS

Start to crochet with denim-colored yam.
Ch 15, join into a ring (make sure it is not twisted).
1-13 rmd (13 rounds): 15 sc

Do not cut the yam. Join with the leg.

Put the pant leg onto the leg.
14 md: 15 sc working through the front loop of the leg.
On the left leg fasten off, on the right leg keep the yarn.

LEG CONNECTION

Before we connect the two legs, we need to define the central loops of the inner thigh.
To do this, Fold the legs parallel to the toe. We mark the extreme loops with markers (photo 49-50). Pay attention to the photo and the fact that we left the thread on the right leg of the duck.

The marker for the beginning of the row should run along the back.

BODY

On the right leg, crochet sc until you reach the marker.

Chain 3 (see Photo 51) and join the left leg with a sc into the stitch marked with a marker (see Photo 52).

rmd 1: 15 sc along the left leg; 3 sc along the chain; 15 sc along the right leg; 3 sc along the chain (36)
2-5 md (4 rounds): 36 sc
6 md: (10 sc, dec)*3 (33)
Change to black yam.
7-8 md: 33 sc
9 md: (9 sc, dec)*3 (30)
10 md: 30 sc
11 md: (8 sc, dec)*3 (27)
12 md: 27 sc
13 md: (7 sc, dec)*3 (24)
14 md: 24 sc
15 md: (2 sc, dec)*6 (18)
16 md: (4 sc, dec)*3 (15)
Change to beige yarn.
17 md: BLO: 15 sc
18 md: 15 sc
Fasten off, leave a long tail for sewing.
Cut the Frame 3 cm above neck level.
Collar:
Attach black yarn to the remaining back loops of Round 16.
Insert the hook as shown in photo 55.
Row 1: 15 sc
Fasten off and cut the yam. Hide the yam tails inside the piece.

ARMS

Start to crochet with yellow yarn. Stuff 2/3 of the arm.
Ch 4; starting from 2nd ch:
1 md: 2 sc, 3 sc in one st, 1 sc, inc (8)
2 md: 8 sc
3 md:
Right arm: 3 sc, bobble st, 4 sc (8)
Left arm: 4 sc, bobble st, 3 sc (8)
4 md: 8 sc
Change to black yam.
5 md: BLO 8 sc
6-18 rmd (13 rounds): 8 sc
Fold and crochet 4 sc through both sides.
Fasten off, leave a tail.
Top of the Glove:
Attach yellow yam to the remaining back loops of Round 4. Insert the hook as shown in photo 58.
Row 1: 8 sc
Fasten off and cut the yam. Hide the yam tail inside the piece.

HOODIE

Work with gray yarn in turning rows.
Chain 31. Starting from the 2nd chain from the hook:
Row 1: 30 sc, 1 ch, tum
Row 2: (4 sc, inc) x 6, 1 ch, tum (36)
Row 3: 36 sc, 1 ch, tum
Row 4: 5 sc, ch 8, skip 8 stitches of the previous row, 10 sc, ch 8, skip 8 stitches of the previous row, 5
sc, 1 ch, tum (36)
Rows 5-16 (12 rows): 36 sc, 1 ch, tum
Next, crochet around the entire piece with sc (see photos 61-62).
Work dc evenly along the collar edge.
Fasten off and cut the yarn. Hide the yam tail inside the piece.
Sleeves:
Attach gray yarn to the stitches of Round 4, inserting the hook from the back side (see photo 64).
md 1: 8 sc along Round 4, 8 sc along Round 5 (16)
md 2-13 (12 rows): 16 sc
Fasten off and cut the yan. Hide the yam tail inside the piece.

BAT

Start to crochet with beige yam. Stuff firmly.
1 rmd: 6 sc in MR
2 md: 6 inc (12)
3 md: 6 dec (6)
4-10 md (7 rounds): 6 sc
11 md: 6 inc (12)
12-22 md (11 rounds): 12 sc
23 md: 6 dec
Fasten off.
Embroider nails using French knots.
To imitate the iron nails on a baseball bat, divide the gray thread into two sections. Use one section to embroider random French knots. See page 1 for a video on how to embroider knots.

GLASSES

Start to crochet with black yam in rows.
Ch 7, starting from the 2nd chain from the hook:
1-4 rows (4 rows): 6 sc, ch 1, tum
Next, work around the piece with single crochets, making increases in the comers.
Fasten off and cut the yarn, hide the yarn tail inside the piece. Prepare a wire Frame according to the measurements shown in photo 69.

Bend the ends of the wire so they are not sharp.
Attach black yarn to one end of the base.
Gradually apply glue and wrap the entire wire (photo 70)
Place the frame onto the head (photo 71) and carefully glue the lenses (photo 72)

ASSEMBLY

1. Sew the head to the body, adding stuffing to the neck.
2. Sew arms between rnds 14-15.
3. Put on the hoodie.
4. Attach the bat to the hand.
5. Put on the glasses.

Steve Harrington Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Congratulations! 🎈🎈

Your Steve-inspired crochet keychain is now complete and ready to accompany you on all your adventures. Whether you made it for yourself or as a gift for a fellow Stranger Things fan, this handmade creation is sure to bring a touch of nostalgia and fun wherever it goes. Happy crocheting, and don't forget to share your finished project with friends and fellow makers!