Hive Worm Destiny 2 Crochet Pattern Free (Unfinished)

 DESTINY 2 HIVE WORM CROCHET PATTERN (UNFINISHED)



I made this for me and my boyfriend's anniversary (who loves Destiny). 

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Materials

I used milk cotton yarn 5ply 

  • X1 Light Green 50g 

  • X2 Coffee 50g

  • X1 Glow in the dark yarn in light green 50g
    I bought this from aliexpress
    https://a.aliexpress.com/_mspxSVE 

  • Pipe cleaners

  • Scissors

  • Tapestry needle


For the rose, I used this pattern: https://theloopholefox.com/assorted-crochet-rose-bouquet/ All credit for the flower goes to them. Materials: Red & dark green wool + green pipe cleaner.


Hook size: 3.5mm. 


Body – (in coffee) UNFINISHED
Sl St and ch 1 at the end of every round for the body. 

Row 1 – 6sc in MR (6)

Row 2 – Inc in each st around (12)

Row 3 – (2 inc, 2sc) x3 (18)

Row 4 – 1sc, 2 inc, 4sc, 2 inc, 4sc, 2 inc, 3sc.

Row 5 – 2sc, 2 inc, 7sc, 1 inc, 6sc, inc, 5sc. (28)

Row 6 – 3sc, 2 inc, 8sc, 2 inc, 3sc, 1sc in between 3sc, 2 inc, 5sc. (35)

Row 7 – 4sc, 2inc, 9sc, inc, sc, inc, 4sc, inc, 4sc, inc, 1sc, inc, 5sc. (43)

Row 8 – Sc 43 around (43)

Row 9 – Sc 43 around (43) FO before you pull through the last st loop. Change colour to green.

Row 10 – Back loops only, 6 sc in brown, 29sc in green, 7sc in brown. (43)

Row 11-15 – Return to st in both loops. 5sc in brown 31sc in green, 6sc in brown. (43) 

Row 16 – In both loops. Repeat row 10 (43)

Row 17-23 Repeat rows 10 (in both loops) to 16 (43) 

Row 24-30 Repeat rows 10 (in both loops) to 16 (43)

Unfinished from here. 

You can continue with your own crochet knowledge with decreasing till the end. I just started decreasing a bit every 2-1 rounds during the last 2 green bumps (rnds 31-44) before switching to brown again and crocheting the tail. For the tail I continued decreasing till the end. Make sure it is big enough to crochet the tail spikes on. Mine was about 8-9 rows

 

Row 31-44 – Start decreasing but continue with the bump pattern.

Row 45-52/53 Switch yarn to coffee colour. Start decreasing exponentially to create the tail point.


Embroidered lines

Using brown wool and a tapestry needle, embroider using whipped back stitch and back stitch the lines on the body between the bumps.  



Legs – Make 14 (7 for each side) in brown
Work in the round from now on. 

Row 1 – 6sc in MR (6)

Row 2 – 6sc around (6)

Row 3 – 1sc, inc, 2sc, inc, 1sc (8)

Row 4 – 1sc, inc, 2sc, inc. Do not finish the row. Sl st & FO with long tail for sewing. (10)



Tail Spikes – Make 2 (in coffee)

Row 1 – 4sc in MR (4)

Row 2 – (1sc, inc) x2 (6)

Row 3 – Inc, 5sc (7)

Row 4 – Sc around (7)

Row 5 – Inc, inc, 5sc (9)

Row 6 – 9sc around (9) Continue row: Sc 1, inc. Place stitch marker here, start round from here. (10)

Row 7 – Inc, 9sc (11)

Row 8 – 11sc around (11)

Row 9 – 1sc, inc, 9sc (12)

Row 10 – Sc around (12)

Row 11 – 1sc, inc, inc, 9sc around. (14)
Sl st & FO. Cut tail short as we will have a long tail for the next step.



Tail Spikes cont. 

Attach yarn 3-4 st from cast off of each tail piece. 

Row 12 – Sl st, sl st, 5sc, sl st, sl st. FO

Row 13 – Reattach yarn to 2nd sl st from rnd 1. Sl st, 4sc, sl st & FO with long tail for sewing.

This creates an angle of the tail to attach to the end of the worm seen in red on the image.


I also inserted a small piece of pipecleaner and attached it to the inside of the spike with a tapestry needle. This will allow it to be bent into shape as seen in the image.



Eyes – Make 2 (in glow in the dark pale green)

Row 1 – 6sc in MR (6) 
Sl st & FO. Leave tail short and sew on with needle and thread.

 



Back Spikes

Small Spikes – Make 3 (in coffee)

Row 1 – 4sc in MR (4)

Row 2 – (1sc, inc) x2 (6)

Row 3 – Inc, 5sc (7)

Row 4 – Inc, 6sc (8)

Row 5 – Sc, inc, 6sc (9)

Row 6 – Sc, inc, inc, 3sc, inc, 2sc.

    Sl st & FO with long tail for sewing. (12)



Medium Spikes – Make 3 (in coffee)

Row 1 – 4sc in MR (4)

Row 2 – (1sc, inc) x2 (6)

Row 3 – Inc, 5sc (7)

Row 4 – 7sc (7)

Row 5 – Inc, 6 sc (8)

Row 6 – 1sc, inc, inc, 5sc (10)

Row 7 – 4sc, inc, 4sc, inc. Do not finish row, 1sc extra. 

Sl st, FO with long tail for sewing. (12)

Medium Spikes cont. 

Attach yarn on the 4sc AFTER the FO, not including slst.
(should be first st of an inc of the previous round)
Row 8 – 2 Sl st, 3sc, 2 slst. FO. leave long tail for sewing. 

This creates an angle of the spike to attach onto the end of the worm

Large Spikes – Make 3 (in coffee)

Row 1 – 4sc in MR (4)

Row 2 – (1sc, inc) x2 (6)

Row 3 – Inc, sc 5 (7)

Row 4 – Inc, sc 6 (8)

Row 5 – 2sc, inc, 5sc (9)

Row 6 – 2sc, inc, inc, 5sc (11)

Row 7 – 4sc, inc, 6sc (12)

Row 8 – 5sc, inc, 5sc, inc. Do not finish row, crochet 2sc extra. Sl st, FO, Cut tail short as we will have a long tail for the next step. (14)


Large Spikes cont. 

Attach yarn on the 6 sc before the FO, not including sl st.

Row 9 – 2 Slst, 5sc,  2 sl st. FO. leave long tail for sewing. 

This creates an angle for the spike to attach to the end of the worm seen in the 1st image. Left is with the extra stitches, right is without it. The shape is more clearly defined


Rose (optional)

https://theloopholefox.com/assorted-crochet-rose-bouquet/ 

 

I made the rose and then wrapped a green pipe cleaner in green wool. All credit for the flower goes to them. 

I then pinned it to the mouth with a normal pin



Assembly

Legs 

Pin 7 on each side of the brown belly of the worm.

The legs are positioned like this on the belly. 

Position legs so they angle outwards.
For the first leg, position it to it points forward towards the face.


 

Tail Spikes

Position them on the end of the worm and sew them on either side. Bend them into shape.  




Back Spikes

Position 1 large, 1 medium and 1 small spike onto the top of
the body. 

(pink for large, purple for medium and blue for small spikes.) 

You can use the embroidered lines to position the spikes.

Repeat for the other spikes on either side. 


Tie off and secure yarn. Weave in loose ends. 

Done <3 

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This crochet pattern is an original pattern by Lee-Anne Morris (August 2022).  Please do not claim this pattern as your own. Do not reprint/repost it on your site. Personal use is okay but do not sell or distribute the pattern/items made from it.  





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