Crochet Minecraft TNT Blocks
I made two of these crochet Minecraft TNT blocks for my kids' birthday this year - so that they could throw them around and play Minecraft 'in real life.'
Actually, they already play real-life Minecraft, but now they have some soft, huggable props to do so. (By the way, real-life Minecraft is adorable, especially when you're seven years old.)
The Minecraft TNT blocks go with the crochet creeper and the ghast.
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Crochet Minecraft TNT Blocks Pattern
As long as you are comfortable with some basic stranded colorwork, this Minecraft TNT crochet pattern is pretty simple.
Materials:
- 1 ball of worsted weight yarn in red, 1 in white, and 1 in black (I used Red Heart Super Saver)
- 4.5 mm crochet hook
Gauge for this project is not important.
TNT Pattern:
(Make 2)
In red:
Chain 20. Turn, SC in 2nd chain from hook and in each following chain (19 SC).
SC across (19 SC).
Work straight for a total of 19 rows.
Fasten off.
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(Make 4)
Chain 20. Turn, SC in 2nd chain from hook and in each following chain (19 SC).
SC across (19 SC).
Work straight for a total of 19 rows following the pattern below.
1 square = 1 SC
Finishing the TNT Block
Hold 2 sides together and SC along the edge, joining the 2 pieces. Repeat with each of the 4 sides of the block. Do the same with the top and bottom of the TNT: hold the edge of the square beside the edge of another square and SC along the edge to form a cube.
Stuff with polyester filling before SC-ing the final edge closed.
Note: you want your SC “seams” to be on the outside of the TNT block. This gives it a more “blocky” shape, making it more like actual Minecraft TNT.
Rebecca is a chaplain at a girls’ school, a mom to boys, and a crafter of all things. She crochets in every free moment she has, and she spends much of her time gluing cotton balls to toilet paper rolls and mopping up glitter.
