Crochet Hanging Spiderman For Superhero Fans

Swing into crafting with this adorable crochet Spiderman hanging! Perfect for superhero fans of all ages, this easy-to-make creation adds a playful touch to backpacks, rearview mirrors, or even a child's playroom. With its vibrant colors and cute design, it captures the essence of everyone's favorite web-slinger in a miniature form.

This pattern is a quick project, requiring only small amounts of yarn in classic Spiderman colors: red, blue, black, and white. The simple stitches used are ideal for beginners and experienced crafters alike, making it a delightful activity that results in a charming and personalizable handmade piece.

Why Love This Crochet Hanging Spiderman Pattern?

Here's a simpler breakdown of what makes this crochet pattern stand out:

It's Easy and Quick

Simple instructions: Perfect for beginners.
Fast project: You can complete it in no time.

Fun and Creative

Make it your own: Choose any yarn colors you like.
Cool decor: Adds a superhero touch to any room.

Perfect for Gifting

Ideal for Spiderman fans: A thoughtful, handmade gift.
Educational value: Great way to introduce kids to crocheting.

Low Cost

Uses small amounts of yarn: A great way to utilize leftover yarn.
Few tools required: You just need yarn, a hook, and stuffing.

Overall, it's a fun, accessible, and rewarding project that's great for personal use or as a gift!

Crafting The Crochet Hanging Spiderman

Materials Needed:

Blue, black, red, and white yarn (small amounts of each)
Crochet hook (3.5 mm suggested)
Scissors
Polyfill stuffing
Hot glue gun

Head and Body:

Start with red yarn. Make a magic ring and chain one.
Round 1: Work six single crochets (sc) into the magic ring. Pull ring closed.
Round 2: Increase in each stitch around (2 sc in each sc from previous round) to make 12 sc.
Round 3: 1 sc, 1 increase repeat around to make 18 sc.
Round 4: 2 sc, 1 increase repeat around to make 24 sc.
Rounds 5-8: Work 30 sc around (no increases, 1 sc in each stitch).
Round 9: 3 sc, 1 invisible decrease repeat around to reduce stitch count.
Round 10: 2 sc, 1 invisible decrease repeat around.
Round 11: 1 sc, 1 invisible decrease repeat around to further reduce stitch count. Begin stuffing the head lightly.
Round 12: Work decreases around to close the head, then fasten off leaving a tail for closing any remaining opening.

Transition to Body:

Round 1: Still using red yarn, 1 sc, 1 increase repeat around.
Round 2: 2 sc, 1 increase repeat to make 24 sc.
Rounds 3-5: Work 24 sc around (1 sc in each stitch).
Change to blue yarn. Work one round of 24 sc in blue.
Round 7: 2 sc, 1 decrease repeat around to make 18 sc.
Round 8: 1 sc, 1 decrease repeat around to reduce to 12 sc.
Round 9: Work decreases around to further reduce, then fasten off. Finish stuffing the body before fully closing.

Arms (Make 2):

Start with red yarn. Make a magic ring.
Work 6 sc into the magic ring and close.
Rounds 2-5: Work 6 sc around.
Change to blue yarn. Work two more rounds of 6 sc in blue then fasten off.

Legs (Make 2):

Start with red yarn. Make a magic ring.
Work 8 sc into the magic ring and close.
Next Round: 1 sc in the next 2 stitches, 1 decrease repeat once, then 1 sc in the next 2 stitches again.
Change to blue yarn. Work three rounds of 6 sc, then fasten off.

Eyes (Make 2):

Using white yarn, make a magic ring.
Within the ring, work 5 half double crochets (hdc).
Next Row: Work 2 hdc in each back loop only of each hdc from the previous round (10 hdc total).
Switch to black yarn. Crochet around the edge of the eye shape in sc to outline.
Fasten off.