Red, white, and blue are this little guy’s favorite colors. This turtle is inspired by the Marvel hero, Captain America. It’s no wonder he’s one of the most well-liked superheroes in the Marvel Universe. Since you’re here, I’m sure you have someone you’re hoping to find the best Captain America amigurumi patterns for. With Marvel’s ever-growing popularity, there’s no shortage of superhero-themed gifts out there perfect for the comic book fan in your life. Whether you’re looking for the best Captain America gift for the super fan in your life or a casual supporter, we’re here to help.

Get the Pattern by Irem Design here ANY THOR FAN IS BOUND TO LOVE THESE THOR CROCHET PATTERNS AS THEY REPRESENT THOR IN EVERY WAY! The hammer is made of soft materials and light enough a baby can wield it like Thor! The diaper cover is adjustable in 3 sizes. Instructions included to make this set for sizes: 0-3, 3-6, 6-12 months and 2-4 years The wingsfor this character totally make the character. You have the option of either sewing or gluing it on and I just used my glue gun. It’s much easier that way. Just be sure to not use too much glue so that you don’t get large blobby bits. Natalia Alianovna “Natasha” Romanoff. Super spy. Super skilled. Altogether awesome. Crochet your own with Stevie Hill’s pattern, available to buy on etsy.comWe’ve searched the web and came up with 10 awesome crochet ideas for Captain Rogers fans of any age!

Whatever you decide to do, you’ll enjoy making these and giving them out to those who will appreciate them the most. This plushie comes in the perfect size for hugs from the little one. He or she can take their favorite hero wherever they go! Tony and Rhodey make the perfect team. Buy the Ironman and War Machine knitting patterns on ravelry.com TIP The popcorn stitch in the arm is the thumb, if you prefer straight arms, simple replace the popcorn stitch with a sc. LEG (make 2)

This Crochet Captain America Blanket is perfect for any super hero lover or to be the ultimate boy mom on the sidelines! This is especially so if you have someone who enjoys collecting mementos from their favorite superhero.

Avengers Finger Puppets (links in description) by Shawna Borst, on CrochetBot 3000: Enact your finger sized fantasies with a tiny Iron Man, Captain America, and Hulk! Finish off the first leg with a slip stitch and cut the yarn with about 4cm or so – no long tail necessary. For the second leg, don’t cut the thread, we’ll continue crocheting and join the two legs together for the body.

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Create your three-dimensional superhero which frame is constructed with pipe cleaners for sturdiness and pose-able limbs. You can now act out a variety of different scenes! These brilliant caps can easily be adapted for your favourite comic book superhero or villain! Buy the pattern on ravelry.com

row 14: (continue in Yellow) dec, sc 3, dec, (change to Beige) sc 3, dec, sc 3, dec, sc 3, dec, sc, (change to Yellow) sc 2, dec, sc 3 (24) The God of Thunder never fails to make an impression–and a mighty one at that! With his powerful hammer and amazing abilities, Thor doesn’t know how to surrender in a fight against evil. Loki Amigurumi by Jess Newstone, on Over the Bifrost: This is so amazing! I love the level of detail here - the hat is even removable! Thor Amigurumi by Jess Newstone, on Over the Bifrost: Another excellent Avengers amigurumi by this amazing designer (and his hat come off too)! And her Tumblr is full of pictures of tiny Loki and Thor having all sorts of adventures, which is just awesome.We just love the delightful design on this crochet Thor Ragnarok. With his complete costume and facial features, what’s not to love about him? This character should be smaller, so I sized down to a 2.5mm hook just so it made more sense. It’s not proportionately smaller, but smaller nonetheless. After working with a 3.5mm hook for a number of characters, it was a bit of a change of pace to be working with something so much smaller. By Asgard, your baby will be as tough as Thor in this mighty baby ensemble! Thor’s helmet, hammer and a diaper cover fashioned in the same colors and style as Thor’s pants complete this costume. When I first started making crochet patterns, this Deadpool amigurumi design was one of my first and most popular. The photos have aged a little since he was first created, but the end result is still just as cute! There are a bunch of Marvel crochet patterns I’ve got in the collection that I’m slowly adding to the blog for free, so keep an eye out for more soon.