Trick 'r Treat Sam Halloween Crochet Doll Free Pattern

Today I continue with Sam, the main character of the sam trick r treat movie. The name Sam comes from samhain. He is depicted as a little boy wearing a Halloween costume consisting of an orange pumpkin pajama set and a mask made of burlap with buttons over his eyes. Sam carries a dirty cloth sack throughout the movie. A scary sack with Halloween candies inside. Despite his childish appearance, Sam looks quite scary. Sam comes to visit the town once a year on Halloween. He enforces the rules of Halloween and punishes those who do not follow them. Sam is such a character and I brought you a crochet doll sam today. With the Halloween season approaching, you can’t help but make a crochet doll like this, right? Now I invite you to follow the step-by-step free amigurumi pattern instruction. Happy Halloween!

Trick ‘r Treat Sam Halloween Crochet Doll Free Pattern

Designer: Madeline Mae

Supplies

• Premier yarns parfait chunky in the colors:
– Tangerine
– Toffee
– Sunshine
• Worsted weight yarn (#4) in the colors:
– Black
– Brown/taupe
• Buttons: 1 inch/ 25 mm.
• Darning needle.
• Scissors.
• Polyfil.
• Stitch marker (optional).
• 3.5 mm/ 4 mm hook.

Abbreviations

Sc: Single crochet
Dec: Decrease
Inc: Increase
Mr: Magic ring
Ch: Chain
Slst: Slip stitch
BLO: Back loops only
Hdc: Half double crochet
Dc: Double crochet
F/O: Fasten off

Arms

Make two.
Toffee:
1. 4 sc into MR (4)
2. *inc*x4 (8)
3. 1 round of 8 sc
Tangerine:
4-9. 6 rounds of 8 sc
Do not stuff, fold in half.
10. 1 sc, dec, 1 sc to close by going through both sets of stitches (3)
Fasten off and leave a short yarn tail.

Legs

Make two.
Tangerine:
1. 5 sc into MR (5)
2. *inc*x5 (10)
3-6. 4 rounds of 10 sc
Fasten off 1st leg, but do not fasten off the second leg.
After finishing the second leg: ch 2 then connect to the first leg with a sc.

Body

Continue in tangerine:
7. 23 sc- the sc you did to connect the legs counted as a stitch towards this round (24)
8-11. 4 rounds of 24 sc
Stuff and shape.
12. 5 sc, dec, 10 sc, dec, 5 sc (22)
13-14. 2 rounds of 22 sc
Keep stuffing and shaping.
15. 5 sc, dec, 10 sc, dec, 3 sc (20)
16. 6 sc, dec, 7 sc, dec, 3 sc (18)
17. 18 sc
Keep stuffing if you haven’t done so.
Next you will be connecting the arms, please note that you may have to adjust the arm placement depending on how your work spirals.
18. 6 sc, connect 1st arm with 3 sc, 6 sc connect 2nd arm with 3 sc (18)
19. *1sc,dec*x6 (12)
On the last dec color change to toffee and fasten off tangerine.
Stuff.

Head

Toffee:
20. *inc*x12 (24)
21. In BLO *3sc,inc*x6 (30)
Place stitch markers into the front loops if needed to find your placement later on.
22-27. 6 rounds of 30 sc.
28. *3sc,dec*x6 (24)
Stuff and shape and continue to do so as you go.
29. *2sc,dec*x6 (18)
30. *1sc,dec*x6 (12)
31. *dec*x6 (6)
F/O. Close hole and weave in ends.

Attaching the bottom of the head/ frill

With the head facing you, attach the yarn with a slst into the front loops of the round we went into the back loops of and ch 2 (ch 2 doesn’t count as a stitch).

Place a hdc in the same stitch as yhe slst and ch 2. Continue to hdc around for a total of 24 hdc. When you reach the end of the row you will slst to the top of your hdc to join.

Ch 3 and place 2 dc into that same stitch (ch 3 doesn’t count as a stitch).
Place 3 dc in each stitch around (72)
Slst to the top of the 1st dc to join. F/O. Cut the yarn and weave in ends.

Patch

In sunshine:
1. Ch 5
2. Starting in 2nd ch from hook: sc in each ch (4) ch 1 and turn.
3. 4 sc ch 1 and turn.
4. 4 sc
F/O. You don’t need to leave a very long tail, maybe a few inches long just to secure it on samhain.
Take black worsted weight yarn and add stitching around the patch and body.

Face details

Take a long piece of yarn and line it up directly down the middle of the head, front to back (picture 1).
You will then place your hook under the bottom of the head and frill (picture 2 & 3) you will pull the yarn through. Make sure its even. Tie your ends together to secure them and weave them in.

Sew on the button eyes using brown or black worsted weight yarn, I do this 3 rounds up from the bottom of the head/frill, and covering 2 rounds. I leave 2 visible stitches between the line going down the middle of the head. (picture 1).
With black worsted weight yarn add on “x” stitching for the mouth, then you will sew on the line going down the middle of the head to secure it. (Picture 2,3 & 4).