Kapow! Check out these sensational superhero projects
With Avengers: Endgame storming the cinema Box Office, we’ve taken the opportunity to look back at some of the brilliant knitting and crochet projects out there, all inspired by the epic MCU (that’s Marvel Cinematic Universe). We’ve got old favourites plus relative newcomers - enjoy!
© Nada Crochet
We think Carol Danvers looks fantastic in crocheted form! Buy the crochet pattern on etsy.com
© Amber L. Uphoff
He’s small yet mighty - and unbelievably cute! Knit your own Baby Groot on ravelry.com
© Nerd Knitting
We wouldn’t mess with her! Buy the pattern to knit Gamora on ravelry.com
© Liz Ward – Amigurumi barmy
She’s never looked so innocent! We love Liz Ward’s amigurumi Nebula doll, available on etsy.com
© Irene McCormick
Tony and Rhodey make the perfect team. Buy the Ironman and War Machine knitting patterns on ravelry.com
Pic: © JaimeLouise, Stacey Tabb’s pattern
We’re in love with Stacey Tabb’s gauntlets pattern. Buy the knitting pattern at ravelry.com
© knitterbees
Although perhaps not quite as svelte as his movie portrayal, this knitted Captain America is super cuddly! Buy online at knittersbees.blogspot.com
© Lalíe Roque
Knit Cap’s shield to keep yourself snug! The pattern is free to download.
© Stevie Hill
Natalia Alianovna “Natasha” Romanoff. Super spy. Super skilled. Altogether awesome. Crochet your own with Stevie Hill’s pattern, available to buy on etsy.com
© IremDesign
We love the delightful details on this crocheted Thor pattern. Buy it at etsy.com
© Nerdy Knitting
We couldn’t have Thor without Loki, so here he is! Find the free knitting pattern on youtube.com
© Erin Wilk
This Teeny Tiny Loki Helm is just brilliant! Get the free pattern at ravelry.com
© DrawFour Designs
You might not be able to take over the universe with these knitted gauntlet’s but you would be very cosy. Buy the pattern on ravelry.com
© KSunnyHandicraft
This crochet Black Panther doll looks like he could defend the boundaries of Wakanda and beyond! Buy the pattern on Etsy.
© Walt Disney Pictures, Marvel Entertainment
© Jeff Gillies
Here’s one for you film buffs! After the movie’s costume designer, Ruth E. Carter, shared the yarns used in her design for Nakia’s (Lupita Nyong’o) knitted shawl, Jeff Gillies made this free knitting pattern.
© Amalia Samios
This superhero pattern collection adds in a couple of DC characters for good measure!
Sunshine Stewart
These brilliant caps can easily be adapted for your favourite comic book superhero or villain! Buy the pattern on ravelry.com
Don’t miss Let’s Get Crafting magazine’s very own superhero doll at topcrochetpatterns.com
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