#sc30

[keanuestrada]

"Losing is just the worst feeling in life." - SC30 to MJ

[azzibuckets]

How the fuck does azzi know Curry

- azzi was one of the first female players to be invited to his exclusive camp where she also won a bunch of 3pt shooting contests (including over male players)

- became the first athlete to sign NIL deal with an NBA player when she signed with sc30 in 2022, which includes an under armor partnership + steph mentoring azzi

- also designed a shoe together to highlight gender inequality (that steph wore in the 2022 Nnba finals)

- azzi was invited back to curry camp but as a coach

- steph has publicly supported her a bunch of times like wearing her jersey to a presser on her bday and also other stuff across twitter and instagram

i may be azzi’s #3 fan bc steph lowkey takes the second spot🤣

[autumnalfallingleaves]

Hello! This was asked for by @kananarchiste and I've finally gotten around to writing it up-- my pattern for my crochet doll of Commander Cody-- and I'm giving it away for free! (If anyone does make this, please tag me-- I'd love to see it!!)

Commander Cody crochet doll pattern

I've never written up a proper pattern before, so I apologize for any confusing bits or mistakes in advance. If you get stuck on something or if something is unclear, please shoot me an ask or DM and I'll do my best to help out.

Additional Pictures:

Yarn Weight: 4

Hook: 4 mm

Colors:

White

Yarn in Jango’s skin tone (I used Lion Brand Yarn’s Skein Tones yarn in adobe)

Black

Dark brown (for scar; contrasts with skin tone)

212th gold/orange (this can be hard to find. I got mine at a local independent store)

Grey

Extra materials:

Buttons and thread OR safety eyes (I used buttons because I like the look of them better)

Stitch markers

Yarn needle

Abbreviations Key:

Ch – chain

Dec – decrease

FO – fasten off

Inc – increase

Rep from * – repeat from *

Sc – single crochet

Sc2tog – single crochet two stitches together

Ss – slip stitch

St – stitch

Additional Notes:

All parts save for some embellishments are worked in the round. It is recommended that the crocheter mark each round for clarity. 

Entire doll is worked in single US crochet. 

Magic circle is NOT used. 

I’m not sure what the gauge is, but mine is quite tight. Use a smaller hook if you feel as though your gauge is too loose. 

BODY AND HAIR

Head– in adobe

1. Chain 2. Into the first st, sc 6 and mark with a stitch marker. (6) 2. Sc2 into each sc around. Mark. (12) 3-6. Increase by 6 each round to 48. (48) 7. Sc around. (48) 8. Inc by 6 (54) 9. Sc around. (54) 10. Inc by 6. (60) 11-12. Sc around. (60) 13. Inc by 6. (66) 14-15. Sc around. (66) 16. Inc by 6. (72) 17-18. Sc around. (72) 19. Dec by 6. (66) 20-21. Sc around. (66) 22-34. Dec by 6 in same pattern as increases. FO after crocheting 12 at row 34. Stuff firmly. 

Body– in white, grey, black

1. In white, ch2 and sc6 into second st from the hook. Mark.  2-12. Inc by 6 each round to 72. (72) 13-23. Sc around. (72) 24. Sc29 and FO. Ss in with grey and sc14. FO. Ss in with white and finish round. (72) 25. Sc30 and FO. Ss in with grey and sc12. FO. Ss in with white and finish round. (72) 26. Sc31 and FO. Ss in with grey and sc10. FO. Ss in with white and finish round. (72) 27. Sc32 and FO. Ss in with grey and sc8. FO. Ss in with white and finish round. (72) 28. Sc33 and FO. Ss in with grey and sc6. FO. Ss in with white and finish round. (72) 29. Sc34 and FO. Ss in with grey and sc4. FO. Ss in with white and finish round. (72).  30-41. Sc around in white. (72) 42. Dec by 6. (66) 43. Sc around. (66) 44. Dec by 6. (60) 45. Sc around. (60).  46. Dec by 6. (54) 47. Sc around. (54) 48. Dec by 6. (48) 49. Sc around and FO. (48) 50. In black, ss in and dec by 6. (42) 51. Dec by 6. (36) 52. Dec by 6. (30) 53. Dec by 6. (24) At this point, stuff the body firmly.  54. Dec by 6. (18) 55. Dec by 6. (12) 56. Sc around and FO, leaving a long tail, enough to sew the head on. (12) Using grey yarn and a yarn needle, stitch a trooper’s upper chest plate shape (from beginning of black area to about round 45, 5 rows above the grey shape). Center it above the grey shape. Also stitch a belt shape below the shape, shifting to a row below in the middle of the back. For chest plate pattern, see diagram #4. For how to stitch a pattern in, see diagrams #1-3. 

Arms– in white, black (make 2)

1. In black, ch2 and sc6 in second ch from hook. Mark. (6) 2. Sc2 in each st around. (12) 3. Inc by 6. (18) 4. Inc by 6. (24) 5. Inc by 6. (30) 6-9. Sc around. (30) 10. Dec by 2. (28) 11. Sc3 and FO. Ss in white and finish the round. (28) 12-14. Sc around. (28) 15. Dec by 2. (26) 16-19. Sc around. (26) 20. Dec by 2. (24) 21-24. Sc around. (24) 25. Dec by 1 and sc3. FO. Ss in black and dec by 1, finishing the round. (22) 26-27. Sc around. (22) 28. Sc3 and FO. Ss in white and finish the round. (22) 29. Sc around. (22) 30. Dec by 2. (20) 31-34. Sc around. (20) 35. Dec by 2. (18) 36-39. Sc around. (18) 40. Dec by 2. (16) 41-44. Sc around. (16) At this point, stuff the arm.  45. Sc2tog around. FO, leaving a long tail. (8)

Legs– in white, black (make 2)

1. In white, ch2 and sc6 into the second ch from hook. Mark. (6) 2-7. Inc by 6 to 42. (42) 8-13. Sc around. (42) 14. Dec by 2. (40) 15-16. Sc around. (40) 17. Dec by 2. (38) 18-19. Sc around. (38) 20. Dec by 2. (36) 21. Sc around. (36) 22. Sc3 and FO. Ss in black and finish round. (36) 23. Dec by 2. (34) 24-25. Sc around. (34) 26. Dec by 1, sc2 and FO. Ss in white, sc10, and dec by 1. Finish round. (32) 27-28. Sc around. (32) 29. Dec by 2. (30) 30-31. Sc around. (30) 32. Dec by 2. (28) 33-34. Sc around. (28) 35. Dec by 2. (26) 36-37. Sc around. (26) 38. Dec by 2. (24) 39-40. Sc around. (24) 41. Dec by 2. (22) 42-43. Sc around. (22) 44. Dec by 2. (20) 45-46. Sc around and FO, leaving a long tail. (20) Stuff firmly. Using the yarn needle and grey yarn, stitch in a grey line about 10-11 rows above the starting circle. This is meant to delineate feet. 

Hair– in black

1. In black, ch2 and sc6 into the second ch from hook. Mark. (6) 2-9. Inc by 6 to 54. (54) 10. Sc around. (54) 11. Inc by 6. (60) 12. Sc around. (60) 13. Inc by 6. (66) 14. Sc around. (66) 15. Inc by 6. FO. (66) Turn the dome inside out, so the backs of the stitches are facing out. Ss into the last st made.  16. Working right back along the last row, (sc48 and ch1)*, turn. (48) 17-23. Rep from *, turning each time. FO. (48) 24. Ss in at 7 sc in from the end of the last row and sc to the same on the other side, turn. (36) 25-26. Sc36, turn. (36) 27. Dec by 2 across row, turn. (34) 28-29. Sc across, turn. (34) 30. Dec by 2 across row, turn. (32) 31-32. Sc across, turn. (32) 33. Dec by 6 across row, turn. (26) 34. Sc across, turn. (26) 35. Dec by 6 across row, turn. (20) 36. Sc across and FO. (20) Turn right-side-out again.  At this point, attach all limbs and the head to the body with the tails from the body and limbs. Don’t attach the hair until the ears are done. Attach with the seams from white-black transitions on limbs facing up and out for the legs and to the back for the arms. These will be covered with armor embellishments. 

EMBELLISHMENTS

Pauldrons– in 212th gold/orange (make 2)

1. In 212th gold/orange, ch2 and sc6 into the second ch from hook. Mark. (6) 2-5. Inc by 6 to 30 and FO, leaving a long tail. (30) Attach to the tops of the arms in the shoulder area. Tuck in ends. 

Leg pads– in 212th gold/orange (make 2)

1. In 212th gold/orange, ch3 + 1 for turning. Turn. (3) 2. Inc by 1, sc1, inc by 1, turn. (5) 3. Sc across, turn. (5) 4. Inc by 1, sc3, inc by 1, turn. (7) 5-7. Sc across and turn. (7) 8. Dec by 1, sc3, dec by 1, turn. (5) 9. Sc across and turn. (5) 10. Dec by 1, sc1, dec by 1, FO, leaving a long tail. (3) Attach to the legs where the black meets white and vice-versa. Tuck in ends. 

Handguards– in 212th gold/orange (make 2)

1. In 212th gold/orange, ch5 + 1 for turning. Turn. (5) 2. Sc across, turn. (5) 3. Inc by 1, sc3, inc by 1, turn. (7) 4. Sc across and turn. (7) 5. Sc across and FO, leaving a long tail. (7) Attach over the backs of the hands where black meets white. Tuck in ends. 

Back panel– in 212th gold/orange (make 1)

1. In 212th gold/orange, sc10 + 1 to turn. Turn. (10) 2. Inc by 1, sc8, inc by 1, turn. (12) 3. Inc by 1, sc10, inc by 1, turn. (14) 4-8. Sc across and turn. (14) 9. Dec by 1, sc10, dec by 1, turn. (12) 10. Dec by 1, sc8, dec by 1, turn. FO, leaving a long tail. (10) Attach to the back where the belt stitching jumps a row. Tuck in ends. 

Elbow pads– in 212th gold/orange (make 2)

1. In 212th gold/orange, sc2 + 1 for turning. Turn. (2) 2. Inc by 1, inc by 1, turn. (4) 3. Sc across and turn. (4) 4. Inc by 1, sc2, inc by 1, turn. (6) 5. Sc across and turn. (6) 6. Dec by 1, sc2, dec by 1, turn. (4) 7. Sc across and turn. (4) 8. Dec by 1, dec by 1 and FO, leaving a long tail. (2) Attach to the backs of the elbows where white meets black and vice-versa. Tuck in ends. 

Ears– in adobe (make 2) – You want to make a half-circle

1. In adobe, ch2 and sc6 into the second ch from hook. Mark. (6) 2. Sc2 into the first 3 st of the round to make 6 st and ch1 to turn. Turn. (6) 3. (Inc by 1 + 1 sc) 3 times and FO, leaving a long tail. (9) Using the yarn needle, sew each ear onto either side of the lower half of the head, leaving room for the hair to go on.  At this point, attach the hair.  Using the yarn needle and grey yarn, stitch in grey stripes on Cody’s arms. 

SUNBURST

Central ray– in 212th gold/orange (make 1)

1. Sc4 + 1 for tuning. (4) 2-10. Sc across, turn. FO, leaving a long tail. (4) Attach to the top of the grey shape on the chest, pointing up. Tuck in ends. 

Side and bottom rays– in 212th gold/orange (make 3)

1. Sc4 + 1 for tuning. (4) 2-7. Sc across, turn. FO, leaving a long tail. (4) Attach to the sides and bottom of the grey shape. Tuck in ends. 

Ray tops, for side rays– in 212th gold/orange (make 2)

1. Sc4 + 1 for tuning. (4) 2-3. Sc across, turn. FO, leaving a long tail. (4) Attach to the tops of the side rays, leaving a small white space between the top of the rays and the ray tops. Tuck in ends.

FACE

Eyes 

Buttons: using a sewing needle, attach the buttons to the yarn stitches so that they form eyes. 

Safety Eyes: if using safety eyes, attach as normal in the desired position. 

Eyebrows

Using the yarn needle with black yarn, form the eyebrows. Cut the yarn and tie the ends together. Pull the yarn so that the knot in on the inside of the crochet and not facing out. 

Scar

Using the yarn needle with dark brown yarn, stitch Cody’s scar in. 

DIAGRAMS/PICTURES

[poke-gurumi]

Chimchar 🔥 🐒

Pattern below the cut ⬇️

(Also, if you'd like to find this and many of my other patterns in a different format, I have started to post on a ribblr account you can find here: https://ribblr.com/shop/pokegurumi/?referrer=388818 )

Head (in aran):

1. Mr6 (6)

2. Inc x6 (12)

3. [Sc, inc] x6 (18)

4. [Sc2, inc] x6 (24)

5. [Sc3, inc] x6 (30)

6. [Sc4, inc] x6 (36)

7. [Sc5, inc] x6 (42)

8. [Sc6, inc] x6 (48)

9. [Sc7, inc] x6 (54)

10. [Sc8, inc] x6 (60)

11. Sc around (60)

12. [Sc9, inc] x6 (66)

13. [Sc10, inc] x6 (72)

14-17. Sc around (72)

18. [Sc10, dec] x6 (72)

19-21. Sc around (66)

22. [Sc9, dec] x6 (60)

23. [Sc8, dec] x6 (54)

24-25. Sc around (54)

26. [Sc7, dec] x6 (48)

27. [Sc6, dec] x6 (42)

28. [Sc5, dec] x6 (36)

29. [Sc4, dec] x6 (30)

30. [Sc3, dec] x6 (24)

31. [Sc2, dec] x6 (18)

Snout (in aran):

1. Ch7, starting in second stitch in chain, sc5, 3 sc in next stitch, on other side of chain, sc5, 3 sc in next stitch (16)

2. [Sc5, inc x3] x2 (22)

3. [Sc5, [sc, inc] x3] x2 (28)

4. [Sc5, [sc2, inc] x3] x2 (34)

5-7. Sc, hdc6, sc27 (34)

Head cap (in orange):

1. Mr3 (3)

2. Inc x3 (6)

3. Sc2, inc x2, sc2 (8)

4. Inc x2, sc6 (10)

5. Sc around (10)

6. Inc x4, sc6 (14)

7. Sc2, inc x4, sc2, dec x2, sc2 (16)

8. Sc around (16)

9. Sc4, inc x4, sc8 (20)

10. Sc16, inc x4 (24)

11. Sc around (24)

12. Sc18, inc x4, sc2 (28)

13. Sc8, dec x2, sc8, inc x4, sc4 (30)

14. Sc around (30)

15. Sc8, dec x2, sc10, inc x4, sc4 (32)

16. Sc around (32)

17. [Sc7, inc] x4 (36)

18. [Sc5, inc] x6 (42)

19. [Sc6, inc] x6 (48)

20. [Sc7, inc] x6 (54)

21. [Sc8, inc] x6 (60)

22. [Sc9, inc] x6 (66)

23. [Sc10, inc] x6 (72)

24-28. Sc around (72)

29. Sc30, ch and turn (30)

30. Sc24, ch and turn (24)

31. Sc6, ch and turn (6)

32. Sc6, ch and turn (6)

33. Dec, sc4, ch and turn (5)

34. Dec, sc3, ch and turn (4)

35. Dec, sc2, ch and turn (3)

36. Sc, dec, ch and turn (2)

37. Dec, FO (1)

Reattach hook in row 30, next to the ch that starts row 31.

1. Sc12, ch and turn (12)

2. Sc12, ch and turn (12)

3. Dec, sc8, dec, ch and turn (10)

4. Dec, sc6, dec, ch and turn (8)

5. Dec, sc4, dec, ch and turn (6)

6. Dec, sc2, dec, ch and turn (4)

7. Dec x2, ch and turn (2)

8. Dec, FO (1)

Reattach hook in row 30, at the base of the center triangle

1. Sc6, ch and turn (6)

2. Sc6, ch and turn (6)

3. Sc4, dec, ch and turn (5)

4. Sc3, dec, ch and turn (4)

5. Sc2, dec, ch and turn (3)

6. Dec, sc, ch and turn (2)

7. Dec (1)

Sc border around entire piece.

Body (in orange):

1. Ch6, sc in second stitch in chain, sc3, sc 3 in next stitch, in other side of chain, sc4, sc 3 in next stitch (14)

2. [Sc4, inc x3] x2 (20)

3. [Sc4, [sc, inc] x3] x2 (26)

4. [Sc4, [sc2, inc] x3] x2 (32)

5. [Sc4, [sc3, inc] x3] x2 (38)

6. [Sc4, [sc4, inc] x3] x2 (44)

7. [Sc4, [sc5, inc] x3] x2 (50)

8. [Sc4, [sc6, inc] x3] x2 (56)

9-13. Sc around (56)

14. [Sc26, dec] x2 (54)

15. Sc around (54)

16. [Sc7, dec] x6 (48)

17-19. Sc around (48)

20. [Sc6, dec] x6 (42)

21-22. Sc around (42)

23. [Sc5, dec] x6 (36)

24-25. Sc around (36)

26. [Sc4, dec] x6 (30)

27-28. Sc around (30)

29. [Sc3, dec] x6 (24)

30. Sc around (24)

31. [Sc2, dec] x6 (18)

Belly (in aran):

At the end of each row, ch and turn

1. Ch6

2. Inc, sc3, inc (7)

3. Sc across (7)

4. Sc6, inc (8)

5. Sc7, inc (9)

6. Sc8, inc (10)

7. Sc9, inc (11)

8. Sc10, inc (12)

9. Sc11, inc (13)

10. Sc12, inc (14)

11-15. Sc across (14)

16. Sc12, dec (13)

17. Sc11, dec (12)

18. Sc across (12)

19. Sc10, dec (11)

20. Sc9, dec (10)

21. Sc across (10)

22. Sc8, dec (9)

23. Sc7, dec (8)

24. Sc6, dec (7)

25. Sc5, dec (6)

26. Sc4, dec (5)

27. Sc3, dec (4)

28. Dec x2 (2)

Sc around piece

Arms:

Start by making 5 fingers in aran

1. Mr4 (4)

2-5. Sc around (4)

FO 4 fingers, keep 5th finger on hook and continue

6. Sc2 in current finger, attach to 2nd finger, sc2, attach to 3rd finger, sc2, attach to 4th finger, sc4, sc6 across backs of previous fingers. Leave 5th finger to be the thumb for later (16)

7. [Sc6, dec] x2 (14)

8. [Sc5, dec] x2 (12)

9. [Sc4, dec] x2 (10)

10. [Sc3, dec] x2 (8)

11. (Switch to orange) sc around (8)

12-27. Sc around (8)

28. Hdc x4, slst x4 (8)

29-45. Sc around (8)

Sew thumb on the hand such that the elbow points in the proper direction.

Feet (in aran):

Start by making 3 toes

1. Mr6 (6)

2. Inc x3, sc3 (9)

3-4. Sc around (9)

FO first two toes here. Keep 3rd toe on hook and continue.

5. Sc6, attach to 2nd toe, sc6, attach to 3rd toe, sc9, sc6 across backs of toes (27)

6. Sc around (27)

7. [Sc7, dec] x3 (24)

8. [Sc2, dec] x6 (18)

9-12. Sc around (18)

13. [Sc, dec] (12)

14. Dec x6 (6)

Legs (in orange):

1. Ch10, sc in 1st chain to close the loop (10)

2-7. Sc around (10)

8. [Sc4, inc] x2 (12)

9. [Sc3, inc] x3 (15)

10. [Sc4, inc] x3 (18)

11. [Sc5, inc] x3 (21)

12. [Sc6, inc] x3 (24)

13. [Sc7, inc] x3 (27)

14. [Sc8, inc] x3 (30)

15-16. Sc around (30)

17. [Sc3, dec] x6 (24)

18. [Sc2, dec] x6 (18)

19. [Sc, dec] x6 (12)

20. Dec x6 (6)

Ears:

1. (Starting in red) ch6, sc in 2nd stitch in chain, sc3, sc 3 in next stitch, sc4 in other side of chain, sc 3 in next stitch (14)

2. [Sc4, inc x3] x2 (20)

3. [Sc4, [sc, inc] x3] x2 (26)

4. (Switch to aran) FLO sc around (26)

5. [Sc4, [sc2, inc] x3] x2 (32)

6. [Sc4, [sc3, inc] x3] x2 (38)

7-8. Sc around (38)

9. BLO [Sc4, [sc3, dec] x3] x2 (32)

10. [Sc4, [sc2, dec] x3] x2 (26)

11. [Sc4, [sc, dec] x3] x2 (20)

[respectmyfrench]

That hunter guy also helped with a mock draft this page on twitter created putting azzi at 18 and aneesah at 13. I was very appalled 😳

He lost me with that list😭. Aneesah at 13 is crazy but Azzi at 18 is nasty work. There's no way she drops that low. She's the face of steph curry's SC30 brand. Ain't no way in hell she's 18😂 steph curry literally endorses her all the time

[pazzibueckets]

Y’all have to realize that Azzi is not signed to Curry brand, she’s signed to SC30 which is bigger than his shoe brand and she does more for him. Lay goes to an Under Armour school so Curry Brand has more opportunities to promote her. Unlike Azzi who goes to Nike and they can’t really promote Nike on an Under Armour brand. ND is also an Under Armour school so that’s probably why he was hyping her up. At the end of the day if that man signs her it’s going to be a business decision because of the hype that she has. But if he isn’t then done get upset over nothing or make assumptions. He’s probably unaware of her online antics/attitude.

Regardless of if UConn is a Nike school or not Steph is still able to promote Azzi as he pleases when she’s signed to his brand. Obviously if he signs HH that’s up to him but I’m just stating I don’t agree with it and I would hope that he researches athletes he signs before attaching his name to them… I’m not upset over a comment I just said I found it weird and I’m gonna call that out the same way I did with P and the Nike ad. Ofc as a fan I want the best for both girls.

[nicky35]

Yeah people also forget she has a different deal so she does more curry events cause she’s signed to the parent company SC30, so she helps out with his events and stuff and does her camp but it’s less so photo shoots and stuff. Maybe she’ll do more later on, but yeah I think unfortunately a lot of her career has been getting mentally/ physically more healthy. And I thought she had an agent? It was some guy and his daughter was in a video with Azzi once? Maybe they split from him cause all I see is Katie around.

i think she has an agent but her mom her manager.

[sidestepsam]

Azzi attends a Nike school so it makes sense why UA/Curry Brand doesn’t promote her like the do Lay for example. Lay goes to a UA school so it’s easier for Curry Brand to promote her because his brand is apart of the UA family. Azzi is signed to SC30 so she’s basically an UA athlete. But again, she goes to a Nike school and Curry brand can’t necessarily post a highlight reel of her repping Nike now can they? No. It’s not that Azzi isn’t active on socials because whenever she does get Curry Brand merch she’s always promoting it on her story during the off season. It’s just a conflict of interest for the time being.

Yes, she can’t wear UA apparel while repping UConn. There’s rules against it. That’s why over the summer or even during their winter break when she’s away from school she wears all UA stuff. Her family wears all UA stuff. It’s not about her not being signed or not having good enough social media engagement. It is hard to post highlights cause she’s covered head to toe in Nike, but the NBA and NFL have UA athletes and the official uniform partner is Nike. I think that maybe they just don’t have a lot of plans for her right now which is unfortunate. I would’ve preferred that energy go into her than others. That’s just my opinion.

[bballlvr8]

she’s not directly signed to curry brand. i think shes signed to sc30 which is why they call her deal one of a kind cause she gets other deals from steph including other brand dels, training, management and mentorship. i do think when she gets to the league she gets to rep the curry brand more.

I know she’s not directly signed to the curry brand but still they aren’t really doing anything to highlight her as an athlete

[coybits]

[fuddsfirstfan]

no she’s not a curry brand athlete. prob too complicated with how strict uconn is, but she’s signed to sc30 inc. she’ll for sure be signed to curry brand after college though too

Oh I see that makes sense. SC is a UA school so I’m sure that makes that easy. Thanks anon

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[sidestepsam]

what are your anons smoking 😭 to clarify yes, Azzi is a part of the brand and was the first to be a long time ago lol. She’s almost like a heir to all things SC30 which is the bigger umbrella of all things curry brand.

and also yes on the other note you made people are so incredibly stupid. I sure hope karma exists.

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