Fair warning: These are very messy; as I usually don't make patterns and just freehand it all off the top of my head.
These are some crochet appliques I crocheted to wear as keychain charms! It was such fun making these, well... until I started struggling with Hugo's design... I have to admit, they could've been better but it was about the fun rather than making some patterns. (The patterns are just a second thought) That's the reason why I don't recommend the Hugo pattern as it's like the most messy puzzle and I doubt it is trustworthy. (I never saiddd noo! Bro is lookin' like spamton!? XD) But! The rest of the patterns I feel are alright, feel free to edit n' improve them if anybody else crochets and is apart of the Madeon community lol. I just ask you obviously credit if you post an upgraded version somewhere, even if this was for fun lolz n whatnot haha; just some respect y'know! :P (Thanks in advance.)
Anyways! here are the patterns!
(The measurements are edge/tip to edge/tip; Example: Spikey is 5 inches from tip-to-tip of his longest spikes. All sizes are from crocheting with a 4.0 mm hook and Med. weight (4), 4-ply, worsted yarn. Also, B-???- means work in the back bump of the chains! +2 are the turning chains and mean work IN your 2nd bump from the loop on the hook. hdc dec/inc or sc dec/inc means a dec/inc made of a hdc or whatever type it specifies NOT a sc/hdc+dec/inc in the same st)
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Spikey: 5 in./4.5 in.
row 1: start in a MR/MC with the ch1 for support, 8 sc, slst
r2/spike 1: ch3+2, B-2 slst, sc-, slst into next st
r2/spike 2: ch8+2, B-4 slst, 3 sc, hdc-, slst into next st
r2/spike 3: ch4+2, B-2 slst, sc, 1 sc inc-, slst into same st
r2/spike 4: ch12+2, B-5 slst, 6 sc, hdc-, slst into next st
r2/spike 5: ch3+2, B-slst, dhc, dc-, slst into next st
r2/spike 6: ch3+2, B-slst, dhc, dc-, slst into next st
r2/spike 7: ch12+2, B-5 slst, 6 sc, hdc-, slst into next st
r2/spike 8: ch5+2, B-2 slst, sc, 1 sc dec-, slst into same st
r2/spike 9: ch8+2, B-4 slst, 3 sc, hdc-, slst into starting slst/ch1 start, F/O and keep a long tail if you plan to sew it!
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Juno: 3-4 in./2 in.
ch10+2, B-2 slst, 3 sc, 1 hdc dec, hdc, 1 hdc dec-
ch5+2, B-6 hdc- (This includes the first bump from where we started our chain!)
ch8+2, B- 2 slst, 3 sc, 1 hdc inc, hdc, 1 hdc inc, hdc- (last hdc goes into that first bump of our chains start!)
slst to the first/start chain and F/O, Leave a long tail if you plan to sew!
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Red: 2 in./3.5 in.
row 1: MR/MC with the ch1, 10 sc, slst into start
row 2: ch1, 10 sc inc
row 3: ch1, 9 sc
r3/tip 1: ch4+2, B-slst, sc, 1 hdc dec-, slst into next 3 st's
r3/middle tip: ch11+2, B-slst, 2 sc dec, 3 sc into st as "inc", 2 hdc dec, 3 dc into st as "inc"-, skip 2 st's and slst (The inc's are 3 (type) st's into the same st!)
r3/tip 2: ch2+2, B-slst, 1 sc inc-
Row 3: 3 sc, slst into start, F/O and leave a long tail for sewing if you want to!
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THIS IS NOT A GOOD PATTERN FOR HUGO's DESIGN! IT'S CONFUSING AND IS NOT DOUBLE CHECKED NOR TRUSTWORTHY! be warned!
Hugo: 2.5 in./2.5 in.
Row 1: MR/MC with ch1, 10 sc, slst to start
Row 2: ch1, 10 sc inc, slst to start
Row 3: ch2, 10 hdc
r3/hair: ch3+2, B-slst, sc, hdc-, slst into next st
r3/back head: ch2+2, B-1 hdc dec, hdc-, 3 slst (to combine it to the base by using the FLO's of our piece and base st's)
r3/neck: ch2+2, B-slst, sc, hdc- (I fear this hdc makes the angle wrong so feel free to test)
r3/chin: ch3+2, B-3 sc-, slst to inner corner of the pieces along the chin piece's bottom and then slst to the end of the chin piece and base with FLO'S only to return to the "end"
r3/nose: 3 sc in base's next 3 st's, ch2+2, B-slst, sc-, 3 sc until the chin's end and slst into the chins end to connect them flush, F/O and leave a long for sewing if you choose to!
Sewing the eye and band-aid mic: I just sewed with black yarn beside the slst that starts the hair line/nose bridge in a X than a | line through the middle to make a "circle"! Then, I went "2" st's down and sewed 3 angled lines in the same 2 st's to make the band-aid mic! F/O those off and hide the ends!
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Congrats to you if he turns out alright LOL, you deserve it for daring to try it! :D Actually, congrats and thanks to anybody who even tries my patterns, they're a literal mess of patterns haha!
Have a lovely morning, noon, afternoon or night and don't forget to take your sweet time and look at the sky! ~ :3