Lumpy Space Princess is my absolute favourite character from Adventure Time. She is such a boss babe; she know’s what she’s lumpin’ about and won’t settle for less!
Check out the other patterns in the Adventure Time Collection for Finn the Human and Jake the Dog!
The Details
As usual, this pattern is made in the same style as all my patterns with some small exceptions! The body is worked in separate pieces worked in flat rows and then joined together to give them that unique 2-D look. The arms are worked in the round. This amigurumi has just 4 separate pieces, not including the star.
The finished measurements are approximately 10cm/4″ from top to bottom.
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Materials:
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- 2.75mm hook for main (I use THESE hooks!);
- Red Heart Soft Baby Steps in Light Grape
(less than 50g);
- 6mm safety eyes;
- Black crochet thread for eyes and mouth;
- Yellow felt for star;
- Fabric glue or super glue
- Stuffing;
- Tapestry needle.
(less than 50g);Terms and Stitches:
Ch – Chain
Slst – Slip stitch
MR – Magic Ring
Sc – Single Crochet (again, in rows with colour changes, sc stitches will be indicated with the Colour Legend letter instead of “sc”)
Inc – Increase. Work a regular sc increase
Dec – Decrease. Work a regular sc decrease
Sc3tog – Single crochet 3 together. Work a decrease across 3 stitches.
Hdc – Half double crochet
Dc – Double crochet
Pattern
Body Panels:
Using a 2.75mm hook, the panels are worked from the TOP down.
Row 1: Ch 4, sc 3 (3 sts), ch 1, turn
Row 2: Inc in each st (6 sts), ch 1, turn
Row 3: Inc, sc 5 (7 sts), ch 1, turn
Row 4: Inc, sc 6 (8 sts), ch 1, turn
Row 5: Inc, sc 7 (9 sts), ch 4, turn
Row 6: Sc 3 along chs, sc 8 along previous row, inc in last st (13 sts), ch 1, turn
After Row 5 
After Row 6
Row 7: Inc, sc 11, inc (15 sts), ch 1, turn
Row 8: Inc, sc 13, inc (17 sts), ch 1, turn
Row 9: Inc, sc 16 (18 sts), ch 1, turn
Row 10: Dec, sc 16 (17 sts), ch 1, turn
Row 11: Dec, sc 13, dec (15 sts), ch 1, turn
Row 12: Inc, sc 12, dec (15 sts), ch 1, turn
Row 13: Inc, sc 14 (16 sts), ch 1, turn
Row 14: Inc, sc 14, inc (18 sts), ch 1, turn
Row 15: Inc, sc 16, inc (20 sts), ch 1, turn
Rows 16-17: Sc across (20 sts), ch 1, turn
Row 18: Dec, sc 16, dec (18 sts), ch 1, turn
Row 19: Dec, sc 14, dec (16 sts), ch 1, turn
Row 20: Dec, sc 12, dec (14 sts), ch 1, turn
Row 21: Dec, sc 11, inc (14 sts), ch 1, turn
Row 22: Sc 13, inc (15 sts), ch 1, turn
Row 23: (Sc, hdc) in first st, 2dc in next st, (hdc, sc) in next st, slst 2, 2dc in next st, slst, 2dc in next st, slst, 2dc in next st, slst 2, (sc, hdc) in next st, 2dc in next st, (hdc, sc) in last st.
Tie off. Repeat rows 1-23 for the back panel.
Arms:
Using 2.75mm hook, the arms are worked in continuous rounds. Use a stitch marker to mark the first stitch of every row.
Important: you may need to use a chopstick or the back of your crochet hook to stuff the arm because it is quite narrow. Be sure to start stuffing after the first couple of rounds and top up stuffing after every couple of rounds as you go.
Rnd 1: MR 4 sc (4 sts)
Rnds 2-17: Sc 4 (4 sts)
Tie off. Repeat for second arm.
The arms seem ridiculously long right now because they will be folded once they are sewn onto the front panel. If you prefer LSP to have regular, unfolded arms, feel free to crochet fewer than 17 rows to achieve whatever length you prefer.
Move on to final assembly below!
Assembly:
Step 1: Face and Arms
First, we need to attach and stitch on our facial features to the front panel.
Insert 6mm safety eyes into the front panel about 9-10 rows down from the top with about 5 sts between them. Use black crochet thread to stitch a straight line across the top of each eye to give LSP that deadpan/unimpressed expression.
Next, using black crochet thread, stitch on a semi-circle underneath and slightly to the left of the right eye. This is sort of the “cheek”. Next to that, you will stitch around two stitches multiple times to create the oval mouth.
Cut out a star from yellow felt (it doesn’t need to be perfect!) and glue to the top of LSP’s head (the star can also be glued on after assembly if you prefer).
Finally, stitch the arms to either side of the front panel using your main colour yarn. Tie knots on the back of the panel to secure.
Welcome to your nightmares. 
Step 2: Body
Here are the pieces you should now have at this step.
Make sure the front is facing you as you crochet around the outside.
Starting on the left side, at the top of the head, begin attaching the panels together by single crocheting around the outside of the panels.
Continue crocheting around the bottom of the panels, around all the bumps, and up the other side. Start stuffing the body.
Continue to crochet up the body and across the top of the head, topping up stuffing as you go. Be sure to push the stuffing up into the top of the head.
When you are satisfied with the stuffing, close with a slst to first st. Tie off. With your tapestry needle, poke the yarn tail back inside the piece.
Fold her arms to finish the look and you’re lumpin’ done!
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