Majectic Pirat Ship Free Pattern

 

Majestic Ship - Deck

With nut brown yarn

Ch13. Crochet in rows.

Row 1
start in second ch from hook, 13sc, ch1, turn [13]

Row 2
13sc, ch1, turn [13]

Row 3
inc, 11sc, inc, ch1, turn [15]

Row 4
15sc, ch1, turn [15]

Row 5
inc, 13sc, inc, ch1, turn [17]

Row 6
17sc, ch1, turn [17]

Row 7
inc, 15sc, inc, ch1, turn [19]

Row 8
19sc, ch1, turn [19]

Row 9
inc, 17sc, inc, ch1, turn [21]

Row 10
21sc, ch1, turn [21]

Row 11 - 24
dec, 17sc, dec, ch1, turn [19]

Row 25
19sc, ch1, turn [19]

Row 26
dec, 15sc, dec, ch1, turn [17]

Row 27
17sc, ch1, turn [17]

Row 28
dec, 13sc, dec, ch1, turn [15]

Row 29
15sc, ch1, turn [15]

Row 30
dec, 11sc, dec, ch1, turn [13]

Row 31
dec, 11sc, ch1, turn [12]

Row 32
dec, 8sc, dec, ch1, turn [10]

Row 33
dec, 6sc, dec, ch1, turn [8]

Row 34
dec, 4sc, dec, ch1, turn [6]

Row 35
dec, 2sc, dec, ch1, turn [4]

Row 36
skip ch1, 2dec, ch1, turn [2]

Row 37
skip ch1, dec [1]

Fasten off, weave in the ending yarn end.

Majestic Ship - Deck (Round)

Work the next round around the edge of the deck. Hold the deck with the last round facing downwards and connect nut brown yarn to the first loop of the foundation chain.

Rnd 38
sc in the next 9 st, inc in the next st, mark the 11th stitch of Rnd 38 for later, sc in next 26 st, inc in next st, sc in next 9 st, inc in next st, sc in next st, 4sc in next st, sc in next st, inc in next st, sc in next 9 st, inc in next st, sc in next st, sc in next 25 st, sc in the first st, where we have the very first sc of Rnd 38 [96]

Fasten off in the invisible way. Weave in all ends.

Majestic Ship - Hull

Start with nut brown yarn

Ch 12. Crochet in rows.

Row 1
start in second ch from hook, 11sc, ch1, turn [11]

Row 2
11sc, ch1, turn [11]

Row 3
inc, 9sc, inc, ch1, turn [13]

Row 4
13sc, ch1, turn [13]

Row 5
inc, 11sc, inc, ch1, turn [15]

Row 6
15sc, ch1, turn [15]

Row 7
inc, 13sc, inc, ch1, turn [17]

Row 8
inc, 15sc, inc, ch1, turn [19]

Row 9
19sc, ch1, turn [19]

Row 10 - 18
(9 rows) 17sc, ch1, turn [17]

Row 19
dec, 15sc, dec, ch1, turn [17]

Row 20
17sc, ch1, turn [17]

Row 21
dec, 13sc, dec, ch1, turn [15]

Row 22
15sc, ch1, turn [15]

Row 23
dec, 11sc, dec, ch1, turn [13]

Row 24
dec, 11sc, ch1, turn [12]

Row 25
dec, 8sc, dec, ch1, turn [10]

Row 26
dec, 6sc, dec, ch1, turn [8]

Row 27
dec, 4sc, dec, ch1, turn [6]

Row 28
dec, 2sc, dec, ch1, turn [4]

Row 29
skip ch1, 2dec, ch1, turn [2]

Row 30
skip ch1, dec [1]

Fasten off, weave in the ending yarn end.

Majestic Ship - Hull (Round)

Work the next round around the edge of the hull. Hold the hull with the last round facing downwards and connect nut brown yarn to the first loop of the foundation chain.

Rnd 31
sc in the next 6 st, dec, sc in next 31 st, 4sc in next st, sc in next 31 st, sc in the first st of the foundation chain, where we have the very first dec of Rnd 31 [73]

Rnd 32
sc in all 73 st [73]

Rnd 33
sc in all 73 st [73]

Rnd 34
33sc, inc, 1sc, inc, 37sc [75]

Rnd 35
sc in all 75 st [75]

Rnd 36
34sc, inc, 1sc, inc, 38sc [77]

Rnd 37
sc in all 77 st [77]

Rnd 38
35sc, inc, 1sc, inc, 39sc [79]

Rnd 39
sc in all 79 st [79]

Do not fasten off.

Majestic Ship - Hull (Assembly)

In the next round, we'll join the hull and the deck together. Place the deck on top of the hull so that the stitches line up. In the next round, insert your hook through loops on the hull and loops on the deck. Stuff the ship with stuffing material before you close the round.

Rnd 40
sc in all 99 st through both details [99]

15sc, dec, (11sc, dec) repeat 2 times, 24sc, (dec, 11sc) repeat 2 times, dec, 4sc [93]

Row 43 - 47

Row 48 - 50

Row 51

Row 52

Row 53 - 56

Stern. Connect pale red yarn and cut nut brown one.

(5 rows)
skip ch1, 37sc, ch1, turn [37]

Connect gray yarn and cut pale red one.

(3 rows)
skip ch1, 37sc, ch1, turn [37]

37sc [37]

Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing.

Majestic Ship - Bow of the Ship

Skip 11 stitches from the stern on Rnd 42 and connect pale red yarn to the 13th stitch of Rnd 42 of the hull.

Row 1
35sc, ch1, turn [35]

(4 rows)
35sc, ch1, turn [35]

Majestic Ship - Hull (Final)

Connect nut brown yarn and cut pale red one.

Row 57
35sc [35]

Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing.

Turn out the bow edge and sew the stitches of the last row with a mattress stitch. If the bow of the ship loses its sharp corner shape, reshape it with your fingers.

Turn out the stern edge and sew the stitches of the last row with a mattress stitch.

Hold the ship upside down and connect gray yarn to the last remaining loop of the hull. flo-73sc [73]

Fasten off in the invisible way.

Majestic Ship - Porthole

Make 3, start with blue yarn

Rnd 1
sc in a magic ring [6]

Rnd 2
6inc [12]

Rnd 3
(1sc, inc) repeat 6 times [18]

Connect nut brown yarn and cut blue one.

Rnd 4
flo-18sc [18]

Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing.

Majestic Ship - Cannon

Make 3, start with brown yarn

Rnd 1
6sc in a magic ring [6]

Rnd 2
6inc [12]

Rnd 3
blo-12sc [12]

Rnd 4
(1sc, inc) repeat 6 times [18]

Rnd 5
sc in all 18 st [18]

Connect nut brown yarn and cut brown one.

Rnd 6
flo-18sc [18]

Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing. Stuff detail with stuffing material.

Majestic Ship - Mast

Rnd 1
With brown yarn osc in a magic ring [6]

Rnd 2 - 36
(35 rounds) sc in all 6 st [6] (depending on the tension of the yarn in your crocheting, the number of Rnd's may vary).

Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing. You can insert a toothpick into the mast to make it more stable, but if you choose to do so, you will need to keep the toy away from small children because it's not safe.

Majestic Ship - Sail

With navy blue yarn

Ch20. Crochet in rows.

Row 1
start in second ch from hook, sc in next 20ch, ch1, turn [20]

Row 2
inc in next st, sc in next 18 st, inc in next st, ch1, turn [22]

Row 3
sc in next 22 st, ch1, turn [22]

Row 4
inc in next st, sc in next 20 st, inc in next st, ch1, turn [24]

Row 5
sc in next 24 st, ch1, turn [24]

Row 6
inc in next st, sc in next 22 st, inc in next st, ch1, turn [26]

Row 7
sc in next 26 st, ch1, turn [26]

Row 8
inc in next st, sc in next 24 st, inc in next st, ch1, turn [28]

Row 9
sc in next 28 st, ch1, turn [28]

Row 10
inc in next st, sc in next 26 st, inc in next st, ch1, turn [30]

Row 11
sc in next 30 st, ch1, turn [30]

Row 12
inc in next st, sc in next 28 st, inc in next st, ch1, turn [32]

Row 13 - 16
(4 rows) sc in next 32 st, ch1, turn [32]

Row 17
inc in next st, sc in next 30 st, inc in next st, ch1, turn [34]

Row 18 - 20
(3 rows) sc in next 34 st, ch1, turn [34]

Row 21
inc in next st, sc in next 32 st, inc in next st, ch1, turn [36]

Row 22 - 24
(3 rows) sc in next 36 st, ch1, turn [36]

Row 25
skip ch, sc in next 36 st [36]

Turn your crochetwork 90 degrees and sc in the 23 st along the edge, sc in the next 20 st of the foundation chain, sc in the 24 st along the edge, sc in the next 36 st of Row 25.

Fasten off in the invisible way.

Majestic Ship - Jolly Roger

Skull. With cream yarn

Ch8
Crochet around both sides of the foundation chain.

Rnd 1
start in second ch from hook, hdc in next 6ch, cho, continue on the other side of the foundation chain: sc in next 6st, cho, sc in next 6st [18]. Mark the last st you've just made, the next st is the new beginning of the round.

Rnd 2
8sc + 3hdc in the arch of 6ch, hdc in next 6st, 3hdc + 8sc in the arch of 6ch, dc in next 4st [32]

Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing.

Majestic Ship - Jolly Roger (Half Bone)

Make 4, with cream yarn

Ch8
Crochet in rows.

Row 1
start in fourth ch from hook, 1 slst + ch3 + 1slst in next ch, sc in next 4ch [6 + 3ch]

Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing.

Majestic Ship - Flag

With pale red yarn

Leave a long starting yarn tail, for sewing.

Ch12
Crochet in rows.

Row 1
start in second ch from hook, sc in next 3ch, hdc in next 3ch, dc in next 5ch, ch 1, turn [11]

Row 2
sc in next 11 st [11]

Fasten off, weave in the ending yarn end.

Majestic Ship - Bowsprit

With gray yarn

Ch21
Crochet in rows.

Row 1
start in second ch from hook, sc in next 20ch, ch1, turn [20]

Row 2 - 4
sc in next 20 st, ch 1, turn [20]

Row 5
sc in next 20 st [20]

Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing.

Majestic Ship - Assembly

Place and sew the bowsprit along the bow of the ship.

Roll the top edge of the bowsprit around itself and sew it in this position.

Hold the ship with the left side of the hull facing you. Draw an imaginary straight line from the stern edge downwards and position the first porthole so that its right edge aligns with this straight line. Position the other two portholes at an equal distance from the first one. Sew the portholes with the ends of nut brown yarn using the remaining blue back loops. To hide the blue color yarn in the sewing place, wrap the end of nut brown yarn around the porthole two times and fasten off.

Turn the ship with the right side of the hull facing you. Position and sew the three cannons symmetrically in the same way as the portholes. Do not wrap the end of nut brown yarn around the cannons.

Draw an imaginary straight line from one side to the other side of the hull right at the center of the 11 stitches that we left between the stern and the bow and position the mast so that its back edge aligns with this straight line. Sew the mast with the end of yarn, making a seam around it as you go.

Place and sew the flag at the top of the mast pointing backwards.

Now we need to sew the emblem of the Jolly Roger on the sail. Place the skull on the center of the sail. Sew the skull along the edge with a mattress stitch. Place the half bones symmetrically on the four sides of the skull and fasten them with pins. Sew the bones along the edge with a mattress stitch.

Find the center on the top and the bottom edges of the sail. Position the center of the bottom edge of the sail on the deck, with the right side of the sail (with the Jolly Roger emblem facing downwards). Pull the bottom edge upwards, so that its front side is positioned against the mast. Sew the center of the bottom edge along the dotted line.

Unfold the sail and position the top center on the mast right under the flag. Sew the top center with the wrong side facing the mast. There is no need to turn the top edge downwards so that its front side is positioned against the mast, we do this only on the bottom edge.

The edges of the stern and sails can curl in on themselves, this is normal, just straighten them with your fingers. And it might also be that the bottom of the ship is not flat enough, this is okay for crochet toys.