1/6Earth Globe Pendant (color-annotated)
Original design by @调大大玩毛线
A small Earth globe pendant inspired by Project Hail Mary, worked over 26 rounds with detailed per-stitch color changes for land, ocean, and ice. It makes a charming hanging ornament or keepsake for science-fiction fans.
- Difficulty
- Intermediate
Materials
- Yarn in Royal Blue, Willow Green, Wheat, and Pure White
- Crochet hook suited to your yarn
- Fiberfill stuffing
- Yarn needle for assembly
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Earth Pendant Crochet Pattern (easy follow-along version) Colors: Royal blue, Willow green, Wheat, Pure white Detailed color change instructions for each stitch in every round (R1-R26). Too detailed to fully transcribe - each round specifies exact color for every single stitch to create Earth globe pattern.
Notes
Earth globe from 'Project Hail Mary'. Extremely detailed color-by-stitch instructions. 26 rounds with 4 colors. Tip: R7-R19 don't carry yarn across, just cut and rejoin to avoid distortion.
Frequently asked questions
How do I keep the globe from distorting into an oval?
For rounds 7-19, do not carry the yarn across the back. Cut and rejoin each color at every change so the floats don't pull the sphere out of shape.
How many colors and rounds does this pattern use?
It uses four colors (Royal Blue, Willow Green, Wheat, and Pure White) across 26 rounds, with the exact color specified for every single stitch.
Is this beginner-friendly?
The shaping is straightforward, but the round-by-round, stitch-by-stitch color map demands careful counting and color management, so it suits crocheters comfortable with colorwork.
