How to crochet Spider Man/Miles Morales Keychain for beginners

0:00 hey guys welcome to my very first tutorial I'll be showing you how to make these Spider-Man hangers you could put them in your car your gaming desk your backpack Etc so let's get into it the materials you'll need are stuffing red yarn black yarn white yarn blue yarn I use a 3.5 mm crochet hook some scissors a stitch marker a sewing needle if you're going to sew it and some pins okay first things first we're going to do a magic green with six single crochet inside and I'm going to do it a little bit slow for people who might struggle with magic

0:51 rings okay now that we have our magic ring we're going to place six single crochet inside the magic ring once you've done your six single crochet you're going to close the ring and now we're going to go on to round two okay in this round we're going to place two single crochet in each Stitch we just made to have a total of 12 single crochet going around

1:50 after round two is completed you should have a total of 12 stitches going around now in round three we're going to place one single crochet into the next Stitch I'm over here struggling but one single crochet and then two single crochets instead of the next Stitch at this point I'm going to insert my stitch marker so I don't forget where I'm at but that's our first Stitch of the round and now you're going to do two single crochets into the next Stitch and just repeat that all the way around so one single crochet increase one single crochet increase

2:51 after round three is completed you should have a total of 18 stitches going around and in round four we're going to do one single crochet in crease one single crochet one single crochet increase one single crochet so let's place our first single crochet I'm going to add my stitch marker here that's our first Stitch of the round and now we're going to place an increase into the next Stitch so two single crochets now let's do one single crochet into the next Stitch and we're going to repeat

3:37 this pattern all the way around so one single crochet increase one single crochet one single crochet increase one single crochet

4:29 once you've completed round four you should have a total of 24 stitches going around and now we're going to start round five in round five you're going to place a single crochet into the next three stitches and then increase so I'm going to do my first single crochet and place my stitch marker that's our first Stitch of the round and now in the next two stitches I'm going to place a single crochet to complete our set of three once you've placed a single crochet into the next three stitches we're going to do our increase in a fourth Stitch and we're just going to repeat that pattern all the way around so 1 2 3 increase 1 2 3

5:17 increase after completing round five you should have a total of 30 single crochet going around and now for the next four rounds we are going to place one single crochet in each

6:02 Stitch so rounds 6 through 9 one single crochet only no increases no decreases I'm finishing up my fourth round of 30 single crochet going around here and this is what it should look

6:50 like after you've completed round nine we're going to start decreasing now so we're going to place a single crochet into the next three stitches and then we're going to do a single crochet decrease so that's our first Stitch of the round going to place my stitch marker now we're going to place a single crochet into the next Stitch and here's our third single crochet going into the next Stitch and now we're going to decrease I like to do the invisible decrease method so with these next two stitches we're going to go into the front Loop only so there's a back Loop and there a

7:37 front Loop I'm showing you guys here we're going to go into that front Loop only and now we're going to go into the next Stitch but the front Loop only the same thing go into that front Loop and now you're going to yarn over and pull through both of those front Loops now you're going to yarn over again and pull through those two loops on your hook and you've just completed your single crochet decrease now we're going to repeat this pattern all the way around so a single crochet into the next three stitches decrease single crochet into the next

8:22 three stitches decrease I'm going to show you guys the invisible decrease one more time go into the next two stitches front Loop only yarn over pull through both of those two front Loops yarn over again and pull through those two loops on your hook after completing round 10 you should have a total of 24 stitches going around and for round 11 we are going to do a single crochet single crochet decrease and then a single crochet so I'm going to place my first single crochet of the round and place my stitch marker now we are going to do a decrease into the next two

9:24 stitches after you did your decrease you're going to place a single crochet into the next Stitch and we're just going to repeat this pattern all the way around so single crochet decrease single crochet after you've completed round 11 you should have a total of 18 stitches going around and now in round 12 we're going

10:11 to place one single crochet and then decrease so I'm going to put my stitch marker here and into the next two stitches we are going to decrease and we're just going to repeat that pattern all the way around so one single crochet decrease one single crochet decrease

11:11 after you completed round 12 you should have a total of 12 stitches going around and at this point you're going to want to stuff your head because in the next steps we're going to be working on the body portion once you finished stuffing your head we're going to start the body and now in the body we're just starting it off we're just going to crochet into the front Loops of the project so we're just going to be working into these front Loops of the stitches for round 13 only just to show you guys now we're going to do a single

11:57 crochet into the front Loop of the that first Stitch of the round I'm going to place my stitch marker and now into the next Stitch we're going to place two single crochets for a single crochet increase so go into that next Stitch front Loop only and place two single crochet into that next Stitch and we're just going to repeat this pattern all the way around so front Loop only one single

12:44 crochet increase one single crochet increase all the way around once you've completed round 13 you should have a total of 18 stitches going around and for round 14 we're going to be working in both Loops of the Stitch not just the first Loop or the front loop I mean but both Loops now for round 14 we are going to do a single crochet a single crochet increase and and then a single crochet so I'm going

13:32 to do my first single crochet of the round and I'm going place my stitch marker so that's our first Stitch of the round into the next Stitch we're going to place two single crochets for an increase after you've done your increase you're going to place a single crochet into the next Stitch and we're going to repeat this pattern all the way around so single crochet increase single crochet single crochet increase single

14:22 crochet once you finish round 14 you should have a total of 24 stitches going around and now we're just going to single crochet in each of those stitches for three rounds so I'm going to place my stitch marker here into my first Stitch of the round and now we're just going to place one single crochet in each Stitch all the way around before you're done with your third round of 24 single crochet do not complete the last Stitch that's where we're going to do our color change I'll show you what I mean in a second

15:15 I'm almost done with my third round and I'm going to leave this last Stitch to color change so what we're going to do is we're going to go into that Stitch as normal and proceed like you're making a single crochet go do the Stitch yarn over pull through and now you have two loops on your hook and instead of yarning over and pulling through again what you're going to do is grab your blue and you're going to yarn over and pull through with your blue color if you're making Miles Morales you don't have to do this step you can skip it once you have your blue yarn you're just going to place it on your hook and pull through both loops with your blue yarn

16:01 and after you did that you just completed a color change now in round 18 we are going to be working with our blue and we're going to do a single crochet into our next Stitch a single crochet decrease and then a single crochet so I completed my first Stitch of the round here I'm going to place my stitch marker you don't have to since since we color changing you can obviously see the Stitch that we first made but after that first Stitch we're going to do a decrease and after our decrease we're going to do a single crochet into the

16:46 next Stitch and we're just going to repeat this pattern all the way around so single crochet decrease single crochet once you completed round 18 you should have a total of 18 stitches going around and now we're starting Round 19 and Round 19 we'll be doing a single crochet and then decrease single crochet decrease so I'm going to place my stitch

17:31 marker here in our first Stitch we made and now you're going to place a decrease after that decrease you are going to do a single crochet and then decrease once again and just follow that pattern until till the end of the round when you're done with Round 19 at this point you can start stuffing your body because we're about to get into closing up the body and finishing it off after you done Round 19 you should

18:19 have a total of 12 stitches going around now in round 20 we're going to decrease all the way around so let's make our first is a decrease yarn over pull through both those two loops and now that we completed our first decrease I'm going to place my stitch marker and just decrease all the way around

19:12 after you completed round 20 we're officially done with the body portion pull up a loop cut your yarn now to close off the piece we're going to grab our sewing needle and we're going to go in the front Loop of the six single crochet we ended off with we're going to go on each of the front loops and close off our piece that way so I'll show you what I mean in a second go into that first front Loop and then pull through go to the second front Loop pull through same with the third fourth fifth

19:58 and six and once you went through all those front Loops you can pull it tight close it off and it just gives it a nice clean look and at this point you can hide that tail

21:20 now we're going to work on Spider-Man's arms you're going to start off with a magic ring with six single crochet now that you have your magic ring you're going to do four rounds of just six single crochet all the way around and before you finish your last single crochet on that fifth round you're going to leave it open so we can do our color change now that we are at the end of our fifth round I'm going to pull out my blue yarn

22:07 and do my color change here now with your blue yarn you're just going to proceed as normal one single crochet in each Stitch around until you've complete round seven when you're done with round seven

22:53 at this point you can cut off your yarn and this is what it should be looking like and leave a bit of a tail if you're going to sew it on if you're going to glue it on it doesn't really matter how much tail you leave now just repeat these steps to make your second arm now we're going to move on to the legs with the legs you want to make your magic ring and you want to place eight single crochet inside once you finish your eight single

23:39 crochet you're going to go into your first Stitch and you're going to do a single crochet go into the next Stitch with a single crochet as well and now you're going to decrease into the next two stitches so go into those two front loops and make a single crochet decrease and you just want to repeat that one more time so one single crochet into the next Stitch and then the next Stitch one single crochet and now a decrease

24:34 after completing round two you should have a total of six stitches going around and now we're going to place one single crochet in each of those stitches for two rounds when you're about to complete round four leave a stitch open right before it's done so we can do our color change once you're on the last Stitch of round four you want to yarn over get the two loops on your hook and at this point I'm going to cut my yarn and then you want to attach your blue yarn

25:34 now with your blue you're just going to place one single crochet in each stitch for the next three rounds I'm finishing up my third round here when you're done with your third round you can cut your yarn and leave a tail for sewing now we're going to move on to stuffing our limbs here and I'm going to show you guys how I do it because it's a bit tricky at first I just like to take some stuffing and swirl it up like this

26:22 so it becomes more dense then I fold it in half then you have like a little loop at the bottom and you want to take your hook and just push it down and repeat this as many times as you need to stuff your arm and your legs now we're going to start the inner part of the eye we're going to start with a magic ring with three sing single crochet

27:26 inside once you've done three single crochet you're going to tighten your magic ring and now you're going to chain two after you chain two you could turn your work like so and now in each of the single crochets you made you want to place two double crochet in each Stitch so I'm going to go into that first Stitch with a double crochet now you're going to go back into that same Stitch with another double crochet and repeat on the remaining two stitches

28:34 once you're done with your last double crochet you're done with your inner eye you can fasten off now now we're moving on to our outer eye you're going to make a magic ring and place four single crochet inside this time e

29:28 after you have your four single crochet you can tighten the magic ring and now you want to chain two after you chain two turn your work and now we're going to place two double crochet in each Stitch we just made so here's our first double crochet and you're going to go back into that same Stitch and put another double crochet and do the same with the remaining stitches e

30:50 once you're finished with all your increases you're done with your outer eye and you can fasten off at this point and leave a long tail for [Music] sewing now we need to join these eye pieces together you can either glue them or use the yarn to join them like I am so what we're going to do is we're going to take the tail we have from the magic ring and we're going to attach our sewing Nole once you have your sewing Nole attached you want to find a stitch on the back to make it horizontal to our

31:38 other tail if that makes sense so go to the back and find a stitch that's close to the far end and just go through there pull through and you'll see how the tails are horizontal now now to attach the white inner eye to the black outer eye like this we're going to take our tail we fastened off with and we're going to attach our sewing needle and we're going to go into that last double crochet we made the space between it we're going to go in between there and pull through

32:39 now you're going to take your other tail attach your sewing needle and you're going to go in between the first and second double crochet we made so that space in between you're going to go inside there now this is the right eye when you're doing your left eye and attaching all the pieces you want to do everything on the wrong side so it comes out inverted now once you have both your Tails through the black part of the eye you're just going to take both of those tails and make a knot make sure not to make the first knot too tight because it'll scrunch up the front so just enough to pull it

33:25 together like that and then you can make your second knot tight so it's secure and once you made your knots you can cut off the excess yarn and to finish the eye off all you want to do is hide this tail from the magic room we made for the black part of the eye and this is what it should look like now just do the same thing with the other pieces and this is how they should come out now we're going to attach the limbs you want to line the arm up with

34:12 where that color changes because we're going to place our leg there and the leg is going to cover up where you can see where we color changed so it just comes out much cleaner so line the arm up there and at this point you can either sew or glue the arm on I'm going to sew it use rounds 13 and 14 to sew it onto and this is how it should look once you have both your arms attached now we're just going to place our leg right underneath the arm where the color changes also when you're putting your limbs on make sure you're putting the color change part to the back so you don't see where we color changed on the limbs and here you just want to place the leg at Round 18 and 19 and sew it or glue it on there

35:03 make sure it's lining up with your arm and repeat with the other leg on the other side once you're done sewing on your limbs you're going to make your web and the web is just a long chain so I tend to chain about 50 or 60 but you can chain whatever you want to make it as long or as short as you want once you have your desired length you're going to cut your yarn and fasten

35:53 off and now you're going to get a piece of red yarn because we'll need that to attach all of Spider-Man's limbs together and have the weap in the middle so now what we're going to do is we're going to make a loose knot with the red yarn don't knot it all the way just make it very loose so we can put it over the two tails of the chain and once you have the knot over the two tails you can tighten it all the way and make sure the knot is as close to the chains as possible

36:38 I'm going to make a couple more knots because you want it to be very secure now take one strand of the red and just knot it with the whites so it can become very very secure and once you've done that you want to take the longer part of the red tail we had and save that that's what we're going to use to sew our arms together and you can cut where we made all the knots at cut all those strands

37:24 off and now you have a very secure knot with a long red tail and now we're going to get into attaching the web to the body for this part we're going to go in between rounds 14 and 15 the space in between the rounds go inside there go in between that space and then come back out the other side it doesn't matter where cuz we're going to go back through that same Stitch we just came out of so just come out the other side and now your web should be in between rounds 14 and 15 now you're going to go back into that

38:10 same Stitch we came out of but instead of going back where we were you're going to go on top of the web so in between rounds 15 and 16 come back out on top there and at this point if you're gluing you can just glue all the parts together in the middle here but if you're sewing let's continue sewing once you come back out on top the web should be very secure when you pull on it it should not come out it should be very very secure and now what we're going to do is we're going to take this tail we have and we're going to put all of the limbs together using this tail so go ahead and pin all of your limbs in the middle around the web make sure the web is in the middle of

38:56 everything once you have everything pinned you can pull the web up so it's in between all the limbs and it should look something like this now to attach the limbs together we're going to go into that first round we made of the limbs so in between that space there and we're just going to sew in a circle around all the limbs so I'll show you what I mean going into that first round then come out on the other

39:41 side like so and now you're going to do the same thing with the next slim so go into that first or second round I'm going into the second round and I'm going to come out the first round and at this point you can start pulling it tight and now you want to go into that third limb and go into that first round and come out the first round

40:27 pull it tight and now you want to go into this final limb go into that first round come out the first round and now you just want to go back where we started and repeat this step a couple more times I do about two or three times I'm going to take my pens out since everything is holding itself together

41:18 now and now just repeat the steps of going into each limb in a circular motion e once you feel like it's secure enough you can just go into an arm or leg and

42:05 hide your yarn I'm going to go into this leg here and just pull through with your yarn and you can cut it and after this all you have to do is sew or glue your eyes on um I was going to show you guys that but I don't know what happened to the photage of Me sewing the eyes on so just place the eyes on rounds for to

42:52 nine that's all for today's tutorial thank you for sticking around this long if you're still watching like And subscribe if you want more content like this and this is how your Spider-Man should turn out let me know in the comment section down below if you made miles or the original Spider-Man peace