Avengers Charts by Jessica Evans, on The Happy Hooker Blog: Assemble the perfect intarsia, Tunisian, or tapestry crochet project! Tony and Rhodey make the perfect team. Buy the Ironman and War Machine knitting patterns on ravelry.com

The star is raised with textured stitching and the blanket is one piece, the star is totally incorporated into the blanket and is not simply sewn on the circle.Just add a tie and you’ll be able to transform them from blanket to superhero in a simple flash. Just right for when you’re looking at the idea of adding some wholesome decor that doubles as a toy, right? Make sure when you finish off and start rows again that you are leaving enough of a tail to be able to neatly hide when it’s finished. As an alternative to finishing off and starting again for rows 13-19, you could ch 1 and turn the work instead. This gives the bottom half of the mask a different texture. Finish off by doing a slip stitch in the next stitch. Cut the yarn, leaving a tail about 20cm or 7 inches long which we’ll use to attach to the body later. At this point, make sure that you have the correct side on the “outside” of the doll. Arms (make 2) Each of these superhero blankets is going to be a little different. You’ve got one that is all about showing off the different DC logos. Great if you have all of these colors of supplies and the patience for something really challenging.

I quite like how this one turned out. The shield is an actual shield that you put over his arm – so it’s separate from the character. My kids really liked that feature. They did comment that the star on the shield should be filled in – I suppose I could embroider to fill it in. You’ll love the idea that you can design these small-sized superheroes for those little ones who want to have a sleeping buddy, too.This little crocheted Captain America from Marvel’s The Avengers miniature amigurumi measures about 3 inches tall when finished. Red, white, and blue are this little guy’s favorite colors. This turtle is inspired by the Marvel hero, Captain America. These are great, too, because they’re round and will perfectly blend together the need for a playmat with a blanket. This Captain America inspired lovey blanket is the perfect cuddle companion for all crime fighting babies and Marvel fans alike! row 13: (continue in Yellow) sc 2, dec, sc 4, dec, (change to Beige) [ sc 4, dec ]x 2, sc 4, (change to Yellow) dec, sc 4, dec, sc 2 (30)

With Marvel’s ever-growing popularity, there’s no shortage of superhero-themed gifts out there perfect for the comic book fan in your life. The hammer is made of soft materials and light enough a baby can wield it like Thor! The diaper cover is adjustable in 3 sizes. Instructions included to make this set for sizes: 0-3, 3-6, 6-12 months and 2-4 years

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Hulk Soda Cozy by Tia Davis, on Craftown.com: And Iron Man too! They both do prefer their beverages chilly. It's canon . If you’re a Marvel fan yourself or know someone who is, this tiny Captain America is a great addition to any Marvel fans collection! Loki Amigurumi by Jess Newstone, on Over the Bifrost: This is so amazing! I love the level of detail here - the hat is even removable!