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Giant Labubu Pattern

June 21, 2025Nikki Zeo

I posted a video tutorial for the Giant Labubu on my YouTube here: Giant Labubu (Part 1); Giant Labubu (Part 2).

Materials:

Bernat Blanket yarn, your choice of color.
Medium worsted yarn, cream, white, black and your choice of accent color.
Darning needle
3.5mm, 4mm, 5mm size hooks.
Scissors
Stuffing
Hot glue (optional)

Head:

Rnd 1. Start with the cream color for the face. 6sc in magic circle. (6)
Rnd 2. Inc x 6. (12)
Rnd 3. (1sc. Inc.) x 6. (18)
Rnd 4. (2sc. Inc.) x 6. (24)
Rnd 5. (3sc. Inc.) x 6. (30)
Rnd 6. (4sc. Inc.) x 6. (36)
Rnd 7. (5sc. Inc.) x 6. (42)
Rnd 8. (6sc. Inc.) x 6. (48)
Rnd 9. (7sc. Inc.) x 6. (54)
Rnd 10. (8sc. Inc.) x 6. (60)
Rnd 11. (9sc. Inc.) x 6. (66)
Rnd 12. (10sc. Inc.) x 6. (72)
Rnd 13. (11sc. Inc.) x 6. (78)
Rnd 14. (12sc. Inc.) x 6. (84)
Rnd 15-17. 84sc. (84)
Rnd 18-28. Change to the Bernat Blanket yarn you chose. I chose lime green. 84sc. (84)

At this time I sewed the eyes on an embroidered on the rest. you can see how I did this in the video. Position is mentioned in the video tutorial. For the eyes, follow the video for instruction. I also show me embroidering the nose on with the accent color.

Rnd 29. (12sc. Inc.) x 6. (78)
Rnd 30. (11sc. Inc.) x 6. (72)
Rnd 31. (10sc. Inc.) x 6. (66)
Rnd 32. (9sc. Inc.) x 6. (60)
Rnd 33. (8sc. Inc.) x 6. (54)
Rnd 34. (7sc. Inc.) x 6. (48)
Rnd 35. (6sc. Inc.) x 6. (42)

Start stuffing the head now and remember to stuff along the way.

Rnd 36. (5sc. Inc.) x 6. (36)
Rnd 37. (4sc. Inc.) x 6. (30)
Rnd 38. (3sc. Inc.) x 6. (24)
Rnd 39. (2sc. Inc.) x 6. (18)
Rnd 40. (1sc. Inc.) x 6. (12)
Rnd 41. Inc x 6. (6)
FO. Sew the gap closed.

Ears (Make 2):

Rnd 1. Use a size 4mm hook for the ears. Use the Bernat Blanket yarn you chose. 8sc in magic circle. (8)
Rnd 2. Inc x 8. (16)
Rnd 3-11. 16sc. (16)
FO. Now make the inner part of the ear.

Inner Part of Ear (Make 2):

Use a 3.5mm hook.
Use the cream color medium worsted.
Row 1. Chain 8.
Row 2. 7sc starting in the second chain from the hook. (7)
Row 3-16. Chain 1. Turn. 7sc. (7)
Row 17. Chain 1. Turn. Dec. 3sc. Dec. (5)
Row 18. Chain 1. Turn. Dec. 1sc. Dec. (3)
Row 19. Chain 1. Turn. Crochet 3 stitches together (1)
FO. Sew onto the front of the ears. Line the bottoms together. Center it as well.
See video for how I did the middle blue part of the ears. This is the accent color I used. You can use a different color.

Legs (Make 2):

Rnd 1. Use a 5mm hook. Use the Bernat Blanket yarn for this. 8sc in magic circle. (8)
Rnd 2. Inc x 2. (16)
Rnd 3. (1sc. Inc.) x 8. (24)
Rnd 4. (2sc. Inc.) x 6. (30)
Rnd 5-13. 30sc. (30)

Follow the video to put the legs together.

This is the pattern for when the legs are already together and the rectangular part you made is already sewn and attached as well. We will continue from where we left of from the legs with the number of rounds.

Rnd 14-15. 54sc (54)
Rnd 16. (5sc. Inc.) x 9. (63)
Rnd 17-18. 63sc. (63)
Rnd 19. (2sc. Inc.) x 21. (84)
Rnd 20-26. 84sc. (84)
Rnd 27. (5sc. Dec.) x 14. (70)
Rnd 28-30. 70sc. (70)
Rnd 31. (5sc. Dec.) x 10. (60)
Rnd 32-34. 60sc. (60)

Don’t forget to stuff along the way. Make sure to put a good amount of stuffing so she can stand.

Rnd 35. (4sc. Dec.) x 10. (50)
Rnd 36. (3sc. Dec.) x 10. (40)
Rnd 37. (2sc. Dec.) x 10. (30)
Rnd 38. (4sc. Dec.) x 6. (24)
Rnd 39. (3sc. Dec.) x 6. (18)
Rnd 40. (2sc. Dec.) x 6. (12)
Rnd 41. (1sc. Dec.) x 6. (6)
FO. Sew gap closed.

Hands: Follow the pattern for the hands in the video. You can either sew the hands into the arm holes or glue them. Gluing them didn’t work as well. I sewed them on instead. Since you are using medium worsted yarn to sew the hands into the arms, you won’t see the seams as much because the Bernat Blanket yarn is so thick, it hides the yarn in its fluffiness.

Feet (Make 2):

Rnd 1. Use cream color medium worsted for this. 6sc in magic circle. (6)
Rnd 2. Inc x 6. (12)
Rnd 3. (1sc. Inc.) x 6. (18)
Rnd 4. (2sc. Inc.) x 6. (24)
Rnd 5. (3sc. Inc.) x 6. (30)
Rnd 6. (4sc. Inc.) x 6. (36)
Rnd 7. (5sc. Inc.) x 6. (42)
Rnd 8. (6sc. Inc.) x 6. (48)
Rnd 9. Crochet in the back loops only here. 48sc. (48)
Rnd 10. (6sc. Inc.) x 6. (42)
Rnd 11. (5sc. Inc.) x 6. (36)
Rnd 12. (4sc. Inc.) x 6. (30)
Rnd 13. (3sc. Inc.) x 6. (24)
Rnd 14. (2sc. Inc.) x 6. (18)
Rnd 13. (1sc. Inc.) x 6. (12)
Rnd 12. Inc x 6. (6)
FO. Sew gap closed.
Please watch the video on how to make the toes. There are three on each foot. Then, same with the hands, you can either sew or glue them on. I sewed them on.

Hello 2024!

January 12, 2024January 11, 2024Nikki Zeo

It’s been a while since I’ve actually sat down and blogged about anything. Life just happened and laziness set in. I had been using the busyness of life to put off writing. So I decided to finally start!

2023 was pretty eventful with the birth of our 4th child. We had a daughter and named her Evelyn. It’s tricky with names because we have filtered through so many names already. I’m surprised the name Evelyn stuck out and we never chose it before. It’s even more shocking that it’s been almost a year now since she’d been born. I can believe she is already 11 months!!! I’ve been planning her 1st birthday and decided to make little bunny keychains for her party favors. It’s always this daunting task because I have to make about 12-13 of them. So far I only have 5 but I still have time. The reason why they are bunnies is because she was born in the year of the rabbit.

Besides making the keychains, I’ve crocheted a few ornaments for our tree last year. I’ve also acquired some crocheted snowflakes from my mother-in-law. I’m trying to create a “homemade” tree with lots of crocheted ornaments. I even made a tree skirt to go with the theme. And of course it is nerd themed. It took me several months to make it. I still want to add to it. I want to embroider some Christmas lights and maybe put more stars. For our smaller tree I made a popcorn garland. I crocheted the popcorn and got beads that represent each of our family members to put in between. I originally wanted to make it for our main tree but it was getting too much for me at the time so I decided to make it short for now. I can always add to it later.

Last year we became obsessed with Super Mario Bros after we saw the movie. It was my son’s first theater movie and when it came out on Netflix we’ve been rewatching it a number of times. I fell in love with the characters all over again. It was filled with such nostalgia and it was written perfectly. I just had to crochet something from the movie. I chose toad. He’s just so cute and I’ve never made him before. There’s no pattern for him. I just made him for the fun of it and didn’t want to stress out about it.

I will definitely post more updates on current projects. Let me know what you guys are working on too. I would love to know.

Free Patterns

February 22, 2021May 21, 2022Nikki Zeo

I’m reorganizing my website. I want most, if not all, my posts to be crochet related. In efforts to increase views, I want to make it clear that this is a craft website and make it easier for people to find what they are looking for. Below are links to my old patterns. In this way, I am starting fresh with my posts. Please look for my new patterns in future posts. I will no longer create static pages for my patterns. I hope this has helped. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me. If there is a pattern you cannot find, let me know. **EDIT** Some of these patterns are no longer free. Please check my shop for ones that you want if it is not free. Or let me know and I will send you a link to the pattern.

Sackboy Patterns:
Deadpool
Hulk
Ash Ketchum
Seohyun from SNSD
Loki
Miki from Miki Falls
Sonic
Mario
Luigi
Link
Kratos
Ezio
L from Death Note
Original Sackboy from Little Big Planet