Free Devil Crochet Pattern – Mini Noso

•  Then crochet another 4 single crochet stitches. With this you have crocheted a total of 12 stitches and successfully separated both arm areas (12 stitches).

•  Round 18: [2 sc, 1 increase] repeat till end of the round (16 stitches).
•  Round 19: Crochet 16 sc (16 stitches).

•  Round 20: Now crochet the 1st leg. Each leg consists of 6 stitches. First crochet 5 single crochet stitches.

•  To separate the 1st leg, push the crochet hook through the 6th stitch counterclockwise from the crochet hook and crochet 1 single crochet stitch (6 stitches).

•  Round 21: [1 sc, 1 increase] repeat till end of the round (9 stitches).
•  Round 22: 1 sc, 1 increase, [2 sc, 1 increase] repeat 2 times, 1 sc (12 stitches).
•  Round 23: [1 decrease] repeat till end of the round (6 stitches).
• Finish: Cut the yarn generously to close the foot later.

Crochet the Second Leg

Continue crocheting the second leg in Signal Red in spiral rounds with single crochet stitches.

• Crochet the leg in spiral rounds in Signal Red.
•  Round 1: Push the crochet hook through the 3rd stitch from the 1st leg. Yarn over the Signal Red colored yarn and pull it through the stitch you just pushed through.

•  Then crochet 1 sc into the 6th stitch counted counter-clockwise from the crochet hook. Then crochet 5 sc, crochet the last sc into the same stitch through which the thread was pulled through (6 stitches).

•  Round 2: [1 sc, 1 increase] repeat till end of the round (9 stitches).
•  Round 3: 1 sc, 1 increase, [2 sc, 1 increase] repeat 2 times, 1 sc (12 stitches).
•  Round 4: [1 decrease] repeat till end of the round (6 stitches).
• Finish: Cut the yarn generously to close the foot later.

Crochet the First Arm

Both arms are crocheted, like the previous part, in the color Signal Red in spiral rounds with single crochet stitches.

• Crochet the 1st arm in spiral rounds in Signal Red.
•  Round 1: Push with the crochet hook through the stitch that is directly at the “armpit” of the devil. Yarn over the Signal Red yarn and pull it through the stitch you just pushed through. Then push the hook from the front through the opposite stitch at the “armpit” and crochet 1 sc. Crochet another 5 sc. Crochet the last sc into the same stitch through which the thread was pulled through (6 stitches).