Amigurumi Crochet Hornet Free Pattern Inspired By Silksong
This Hornet from Silksong crochet pattern is a detailed amigurumi project designed for fans who want to bring this iconic character to life in yarn form. The pattern walks you through creating Hornet’s slim body, expressive head with signature horns, flowing red cloak, and her needle weapon, all with clear and beginner-friendly construction.
Crochet Hornet Amigurumi
It’s perfect as a collectible display piece, a handmade gift for gamers, or a unique addition to any amigurumi collection. The design allows for easy color adjustments and size changes by switching yarn weight or hook size, making it a versatile and rewarding crochet project.
Legs Make 2
- Round 1: Magic ring with 8 single crochet
- Rounds 2 to 6: Single crochet in each stitch around for a total of 8 stitches per round
- After finishing both legs, join them together using 2 slip stitches
Body
- Round 1: Join the legs and single crochet around both legs for a total of 16 stitches
- Rounds 2 to 9: Single crochet in each stitch around maintaining 16 stitches
- Round 10: Four single crochet then one decrease repeated around for 13 stitches
- Add stuffing to the body at this stage
- Round 11: Three single crochet then one decrease repeated around for 10 stitches
- Round 12: One single crochet then one decrease repeated around, fasten off with a slip stitch
Head
- Round 1: Magic ring with 8 single crochet
- Round 2: Increase in every stitch for 16 stitches
- Round 3: Single crochet in each stitch around for 16 stitches
- Round 4: Two single crochet then one increase repeated around for 21 stitches
- Rounds 5 to 7: Single crochet in each stitch around maintaining 21 stitches
- Fold the head piece and join the center with two chains and a slip stitch to create two horn openings
- For each horn opening, single crochet 12 stitches around the opening
- Work decrease rounds by crocheting four single crochet then one decrease to reach 10 stitches
- Continue with two single crochet then one decrease to reach 7 stitches
- Continue with two single crochet then one decrease to reach 5 stitches
- Final round: Single crochet 5 stitches and fasten off
- Repeat the horn steps for the second horn
- Stuff the head firmly before closing
Cloak Red
- Row 1: Chain 16
- Rows 2 and 3: Single crochet 16 stitches, chain one and turn
- Row 4: One increase, eight single crochet, one increase for 18 stitches, chain one and turn
- Row 5: Single crochet 18 stitches
- Row 6: One increase, three single crochet repeated across for 23 stitches
- Row 7: Single crochet 23 stitches
- Row 8: One increase, two single crochet repeated across for 31 stitches
- Row 9: One single crochet, one increase repeated across for 41 stitches
- Continue working rows of 41 single crochet until the desired cloak length is reached, then fasten off
Needle Weapon
- Base: Chain 5 and work 6 rows of 3 single crochet
- Shaping row: One decrease then two single crochet
- Next two rows: Two single crochet
- Final shaping row: One decrease then one single crochet and fasten off
- Handle: Work 6 rows of 1 single crochet along the base
- Loop: Chain 9 and join to form a circular thread loop at the end of the handle
Final Assembly
- Sew the head securely onto the body
- Attach the safety eyes to the face
- Wrap and secure the red cloak around the neck area
- Attach the needle to the body or hand as desired
