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BTS - BT21 - Tata

 This is another member of BT21, Tata. You will need red, blue, yellow and some black yarn. You will also need a pair of safety eyes and some stuffing. The microphone is in the previous post. I used cotton yarn and a 3 mm hook. 


The tutorial video : 



Head (red)

1) Start by making a magic ring. Make 6 single crochet (sc) into ring     [total 6]

2) Do 2 sc into each stitch (inc)     [total 12]

3) (Sc, inc) - 6X     [total 18]

4) (Sc next 2, inc) - 6X     [total 24]

5) (Sc next 3, inc) - 6X     [total 30]  Cut yarn and make another exact one.

6) Do one more row for the 2nd one. Sc all around    [total 30] 

7) - 9) Joint the two piece with a slip stitch and do sc all around from row 7 to row 9.     [total 60]

10) (Sc next 13, dec) - 4X     [total 56]

11)  Sc all around     [total 56]

12) (Sc next 6, do a 2together (dec), sc next 6) - 4X     [total 52]

13) (Sc next 11, dec) - 4X     [total48]

14) (Sc next 5, dec, sc next 5) - 4X     [total 44]

15) (Sc next 9, dec) - 4X     [total 40]

16) (Sc next 4, dec, sc next 4) - 4X     [total 36]

17) (Sc next 7, dec) - 4X     [total 32]

18) (Sc next 3, dec, sc next 3) - 4X     [total 28]

19) (Sc next 5, dec) - 4X     [total 24]

20) (Sc next 2, dec, sc next 2) - 4X     [total 20]

21) (Sc next 3, dec) - 4X     [total 16]

22) Dec - 8X     [total 8]    You can either leave a long tail here or on the body, for sewing. 


Mouth (yellow)

Chain 5, start from 2nd chain from the hook, sc next 3, inc on the last stitch, now you have turn back, sc next 3. Total 8 stitches. Refer to tutorial video for more guidance. Slip stitch to the next stitch, chain one and pull tight. Leave a long tail for sewing and cut yarn. 


Button (yellow)

Make a magic ring, make 6 sc into the ring. Slip stitch to the next stitch, chain 1 and pull tight. Cut yarn and leave a tail for sewing. 


Arms (blue)

1) Start with a magic ring and make 4 sc into ring     [total 4]

2) Inc - 4X     [total 8]

3) - 4) Sc all around     [total 8]

5) Sc next 6, dec     [total 7]

6) Sc all around     [total 7]

7) Sc next 5, dec     [total 6]

8) Sc all around     [total 6]    Leave a long tail and cut yarn. 


Leg and Body (blue)

1) Start with a magic ring and make 5 sc into ring     [total 5]

2) Inc - 5X     [total 10]

3) (Sc, inc) - 5X     [total 15]

4) - 5) Sc all around     [total 15]  Make 2 of it. 

6) Joint the 2 legs together with a slip stitch, (sc next 4, inc) - 6X     [total 36]

7) - 11) Sc all around     [total 36]

12) (Sc next 5, dec, sc next 5) - 3X    [total 33]

13) (Sc next 9, dec) - 3X     [total 30]

14) (Sc next 4, dec, sc next 4) - 3X     [total 27]

15) (Sc next 7, dec) - 3X     [total 24]

16) (Sc next 2, dec, sc next 2) - 4X     [total 20]

17) (Sc next 3, dec) - 4X     [total 16]


Hope you enjoy making one. Do stay tuned as I will be making the whole set of the member of BT21. Don't forget to subscribe to my Youtube channel. You can also follow me on Threads , Facebook , Tiktok or Instagram . Happy crocheting and see you in my next post. 

  


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