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No-Sew Crochet Bat Pattern Guide

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No-Sew Crochet Bat Pattern Guide

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PEEKABAT

(No-sew) Pattern
TESTERS
Big thanks to the following people!

These talented people helped me test this pattern.


Make sure to check out their pages and their PeekaBat!

Find them on Instagram via:


@alan_conlim
@[Link]
@sandrasmandra_crochets
@raeshandmade
@octobunyarns
@catlady_crochedibles

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@catlady_crochedibles

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@octobunyarns

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@raeshandmade

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@sandrasmandra_crochets

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@[Link]

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@alan_conlim

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NECESSITIES To make this spooky cutie.

This pattern uses US crochet terms and is suitable for beginners who
have some prior experience with crochet. If you have questions
about anything in this pattern you can direct them to me via
Instagram @FibreFables, Etsy or you can email me at
[Link]@[Link].

Terminology Supplies
R Round Yarn (super bulky) in 3 colors:
MR Magic ring Body: 1/2nd of a skein
CH Chain Wing/Feet: 1/4th of a skein
SLST Slip stitch Nose detail: 20cm of yarn
ST Stitch(es)
SC Single crochet
Tools:
HDC Half double crochet
DC Double crochet Crochet hook: 4mm
TC Triple crochet Two safety eyes (8mm)
INC Increase (2 sc in 1 stitch) Stitch marker(s)
HDCINC 2 HDC in 1 stitch Darning needle
DEC Invisible decrease Scissors
BLO Back loop only Stuffing
FLO Front loop only
CC Color change
[ X, Y ] X and Y in the same stitch

This pattern is for personal use only.


Redistributing, selling or copying any part of this pattern is prohibited. I would
greatly appreciate if you’d tag me in your creations. Selling the finished product is
allowed in small quantities. If you make this plushie for a child younger than 3
years old, I would strongly encourage you not to use safety eyes, but to opt for
embroidered eyes instead. Safety eyes are a choking hazard.

© 2025 FibreFables - All rights reserved.

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FEET
Make 2 in foot color.

R1: 6sc in a MR 6
R2: inc around 12
R3: dec around 6

Stuff with the starting tail.

R4: Flatten and line up the


stitches on both sides. Crochet
3sc through both sides to shut.

Fasten off. Leave a short tail to


weave in later.
WINGS
Make 2 in wing color.

R1: 6sc in a MR 6
R2: inc around 12
R3: (1sc, inc) x 6 18
R4: (2sc, inc) x 6 24
R5: sc around 24

Flatten and line up the


stitches on both sides.
Crochet the following row stitches between
through both sides. [ ] go in the same
stitch

R6: (sc, [hdc, dc], 18


[dc, hdc], sc) x 3

CC to the body color in the


last stitch. Now surface sc
through the top side of the
wing until you reach the
opposite corner of the wing
(approximately 12sc), then:

sc, 2hdc, sc

Fasten off. Leave a long tail if


you’d like to embroider the
optional wing details. If not,
weave in the end.

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BODY
In body color - duh...

R1: 8sc in a MR 8
R2: inc around 16
R3: (1sc, inc) x 8 24
R4: (2sc, inc) x 8 32
R5: (3sc, inc) x 8 40
R6-R7 (2 rnds): sc around 40

In the next two rows we will JUMPSCARE!


crochet on the feet (R8) and Due to differences in tension you
Due to differences in tension you
the wings (R9-R10). might have to shift the wings over
might have to shift the wings over
a stitch or two to center them
a stitch or two to center them

R8: 4sc, 3sc through foot, 4sc, 40


properly in relation to the feet.
properly in relation to the feet.

3sc through foot, 26sc


R9: 17sc, 4sc through wing, 40
16sc, 3sc through wing

R10: 1sc through wing, 2sc, 32


dec, (3sc, dec) x 7
Connect R11: 2sc, dec 24
through these
4 stitches. Attach the eyes between R3-
R4, on opposite sides of the
starting MR. Stuff tightly
from here on out.

R12: 1sc, dec 16


R13: dec around 8

Fasten off. Weave the tail


through the remaining front
loops (8) and pull to close off.
Weave in the tail

Need some help with attaching the feet and the


wings? Find the video tutorials here:
Crocheting on limbs (no-sew)

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EARS
Make 2 in body color

The ears are surface-crocheted on Want to see this


and will span 4 stitches. in action?
Find the
Mark out 4 stitches for each ear video tutorial for
the ears here!
on R7. Leave a gap of 2 stitches in
the middle of both.

Crochet the stitches with your


hook pointing towards the back of
the bat. This means entering
between R6-R7 and coming out
between R7-R8.

In the four marked stitches, work:

1. [ slst (to attach), hdc ]


2. [ dc, tc ]
3. [ tc, dc ]
4. [ hdc, slst ]

Fasten off. Weave in the ends.

BROWS
Optional: make 2 in body color.

Only add if your bat is angry.

NOSE
In accent color
Start with a slipknot and CH4. FO.
Attach diagonally across the
eyes. Weave in the ends.
Embroider a T-shaped nose in
your accent color of choice in the
middle of the face.

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WINGS
Optional: In body color

Embroider 2 lines on each wing


(on both sides) to divide the wing
in 3 equal parts.

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DONE!
I hope you’ll like your chubby cutie!
If you have any questions, you are free to ask them via
[Link]@[Link], message me on Etsy or Instagram
(@FibreFables).

If you enjoyed the pattern, please consider leaving me a lil’


review on Etsy. I would truly appreciate it.

Don’t forget to tag me in your creations if you post them, I


would love to see them💖

[Link]
[Link]
@fibrefables
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