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Sylveon is so far the most time-consuming amigurumi I've done but I'm so proud of it! Love how it turned out! Amazing pattern by @53stitches , link below!
Magikarp time! It was surprisingly challenging to make this but I still had fun! Pattern can be found in the link below, I also recommend checking out the other free patterns on that website!
It’s time for a cute Eevee! This is my own pattern, it was once again really fun to try and make it from scratch and I think I did quite well with it. I plan on doing every single eeveelution, what do you want to see me do next? Feel free to suggest other pokemons too!
As always, pattern is under the cut and I would love to see your version of this plushie if you end up making one with this pattern! Reblogs and comments are also greatly appreciated! Please don’t repost this anywhere or claim it as your own. You can sell the plushies you made with this pattern but not the pattern itself.
I used 3,5mm hook to make this. You can choose your yarn and hook as you see fit as long as there aren’t any visible holes in the finished plushie. The height from legs to ears is around 11-12cm.
You’ll need:
hook
yarn needle
yarn in the following colors: brown, white
dark brown felt
black felt OR safety eyes
glue
polyester filling
Note: I don’t have safety eyes yet so I just used black felt to make the eyes. Feel free to use safety eyes!
Abbreviations:
st - stich
sc - single crochet
inc - increase
dec - decrease
hdc - half double crochet
Head
Start with brown yarn
1. 6 sc magic ring (6)
2. inc in each st around (12)
3. [inc, sc 1] x 6 (18)
4. [inc, sc 2] x 6 (24)
5.-6. sc in each st around (24)
7. [inc, sc 3] x 6 (30)
8. sc in each st around (30)
9. [dec, sc 3] x 6 (24)
10. [dec, sc 2] x 6 (18)
Switch to white yarn. Next part might be a bit confusing but I’ll add pictures to show you the process.
11. [sc 1, dec] x 6 (12)
12. [hdc 2 in the same st, hdc 1 to the next st] x 6 (18)
13.-14. hdc in each st around (18)
Now the head part should look like this (1. picture)
Finish off, leaving a really long tail. If you’re using safety eyes, put them on now. Stuff until you reach the white yarn. Turn the white part over the brown and sew it on to make the white fluff (2. picture). Be careful to not let the filling escape since the head will remain open until you attach the body to it.
Body
Brown yarn
1. 6 sc magic ring (6)
2. inc in each st around (12)
3. [inc, sc 1] x 6 (18)
4.-6. sc in each st around (18)
7. [dec, sc 4] x 3 (15)
8. sc in each st around (15)
9. [dec, sc 3] x 3 (12)
Stuff and finish off. You don’t have to close off the opening, just finish it.
Arms and legs (make 4)
Brown yarn
1. 6 sc magic ring (6)
2.-3. sc in each st around (6)
Finish off, leaving a long tail for attaching later.
Tail
Start with white yarn
1. 6 sc magic ring (6)
2. [inc, sc 2] x 2 (8)
3. [inc, sc 3] x 2 (10)
4. [inc, sc 4] x 2 (12)
Switch to brown yarn.
5. [inc, sc 3] x 3 (15)
6. [inc, sc 4] x 3 (18)
7.-8. sc in each st around (18)
9. [inc, sc 5] x 3 (21)
10. sc in each st around (21)
11. [dec, sc 5] x 3 (18)
12. [dec, sc 1] x 6 (12)
Stuff.
13. dec in each st around (6)
Stuff a bit more and finish off, leaving a long tail for attaching later.
Ears (make 2)
Brown yarn
1. 4 sc magic ring (4)
2. [inc, sc 1] x 2 (6)
3. [inc, sc 2] x 2 (8)
4. sc in each st around (8)
5. [inc, sc 3] x 2 (10)
6. [dec, sc 3] x 2 (8)
7. sc in each st around (8)
8. [dec, sc 2] x 2 (6)
9. [dec, sc 1] x 2 (4)
Finish off, leaving a long tail for attaching later.
Details
If you’re not using safety eyes, cut two circles from black felt to make the eyes. Cut the inner parts of the ears from dark brown felt.
Assembling
Now that you have all the parts, it’s time to assemble it! Sew body and head together, body part’s opening a bit inside the head’s white fluff. It’s a bit hard but you can do it! Glue dark brown felt to the ears before attaching ears to the head. Attach arms and legs to the sides. Glue the eyes. If you want, you can sew the nose and the mouth or make them from felt, I just felt that it would be cuter without them.
Note: You can attach the parts in different order, whatever is easier for you! Though in this pattern, it’s best to sew body and head together before moving on to the other parts. I also used pins to help me position the pieces together.
And done! I hope you found this tutorial helpful! I would love to see your versions of this so please tag me if you end up using this!
I just finished this cute little Espeon and I’m so happy with the results! I made it using this pattern , I highly recommend that you check it out! There’s plenty of free patterns on that website and they are easy to follow! For example they have patterns for all the eeveelutions which are all so adorable!
Hey again! Here’s my second pattern, this time it’s Pikachu! I wanted to test some things and find a nice body type that I could use in other plushies too. The whole design isn’t mine since I didn’t know how to make the tail but luckily I found a very cute and free pattern for bigger Pikachu and used its instructions to make the tail. I don’t claim to own the pattern, I thank its creator for sharing it with all the rest of us! I’ll put a link to it so you can make the tail with that and maybe check the other patterns too from that website!
Pattern is under the cut, I hope you like it! Feel free to try it out and let me know how it worked out for you.
I used 3,5mm hook to make this. You can choose your yarn and hook as you see fit as long as there aren’t any visible holes in the finished plushie. The height from legs to the top of the head is 7cm, from legs to ears around 9-10cm.
You’ll need:
hook
yarn needle
yarn in the following colors: yellow, black, brown
red felt
black and white felt OR safety eyes
glue
polyester filling
Note: I don’t have safety eyes so I just used black and white felt to make the eyes. Feel free to use safety eyes!
Head
Yellow yarn
1. 6 sc magic ring (6)
2. inc in each st around (12)
3. [sc 1, inc] x 6 (18)
4. [sc 2, inc] x 6 (24)
5.-6. sc in each st around (24)
7. [sc 3, inc] x 6 (30)
8. sc in each st around (30)
9. [sc 3, dec] x 6 (24)
10. [sc 2, dec] x 6 (18)
11. [sc 1, dec] x 6 (12)
Stuff and finish off, leaving a long tail for attaching later. You don’t have to close off the opening, just finish it. Add safety eyes before stuffing if you’re using them to make this plushie.
Body
Yellow yarn
1. 6 sc magic ring (6)
2. inc in each st around (12)
3. [sc 1, inc] x 6 (18)
4.-6. sc in each st around (18)
7. [dec, sc 4] x 3 (15)
8. sc in each st around (15)
9. [dec, sc 3] x 3 (12)
Stuff and finish off. You don’t have to close off the opening, just finish it.
Arms and legs (make 4)
Yellow yarn
1. 6 sc magic ring (6)
2.-3. sc in each st around (6)
Finish off, leaving a long tail for attaching later.
Tail
As I said before, I used an already existing pattern to make the tail. I don’t claim to own the pattern, I just found it while searching for tutorials to make the tail and it’s purely amazing. I thank the creator for sharing it with us all! I used the normal tail instructions to make mine but feel free to use the flat tail tutorial if you find it easier to make! Link here: https://53stitches.com/pikachu/
Ears (make 2)
Starting with black yarn
1. 6 sc magic ring (6)
2. inc, sc 6 (7)
Switch to yellow yarn.
3. inc, sc 7 (8)
4. sc in each st around (8)
5. dec, sc 6 (7)
6. sc in each st around (7)
7. dec, sc 5 (6)
Finish off, leaving a long tail for attaching later.
Face
Cut two circles from red felt to make the cheek marks.
If you’re NOT using safety eyes: Cut two black circles and two small white circles to make the eyes.
Assembling
Now that you have all the parts, it’s time to assemble it! Sew body and head together. Attach arms, legs and ears to the sides. Sew two brown lines to the back side to make the stripes before sewing the tail (picture below). Glue the eyes and cheek marks. If you want, you can sew the nose and the mouth or make them from felt, I just felt that it would be cuter without them.
Note: You can attach the parts in different order, whatever is easier for you! Some prefer to attach the arms and legs first before sewing the head to the body. I also used pins to help me position the pieces together.
And done! I hope you found this tutorial helpful! I would love to see your versions of this so please tag me if you end up using this!
This is my first own pattern, I hope it works for you too! Please let me know if something is off, I haven’t written patterns before so there might be mistakes or confusing statements.
I’ll insert the pattern under the “Keep reading” cut so it won’t block your whole dashboard. Have fun and please tag me or message me if you end up using this pattern, I would love to see your versions of it!
Reblogs and comments are greatly appreciated! Please don’t repost this anywhere or claim it as your own. You can sell the plushies you made with this pattern but not the pattern itself.
I used 3,5mm hook to make this. You can choose your yarn and hook as you see fit as long as there aren’t any visible holes in the finished plushie. Diameter of its body is around 5cm, height from legs to ears is around 7cm.
You’ll need:
hook
yarn needle
yarn in the following colors: blue, white, red, black
polyester filling
Note: I don’t have safety eyes so I just used black yarn to make the face. Feel free to use safety eyes!
Body
Blue yarn
1. 6 sc magic ring (6)
2. inc in each st around (12)
3. [sc 1, inc] x 6 (18)
4. [sc 2, inc] x 6 (24)
5. [sc 3, inc] x 6 (30)
6.-11. sc in each st around (30)
12. [sc 3, dec] x 6 (24)
13. [sc 2, dec] x 6 (18)
14. [sc 1, dec] x 6 (12)
15. dec in each st around (6)
Finish off
Stomach
White yarn
1. 6 sc magic ring (6)
2. inc in each st around (12)
3. [sc 1, inc] x 6 (18)
4. [sc 2, inc] x 6 (24)
Stuff and finish off, leaving a long tail for attaching later.
Arms & legs (make 4)
Blue yarn
1. 6 sc magic ring (6)
2.-4. sc in each st around (6)
Finish off, leaving a long tail for attaching later. You don’t have to stuff these.
Ears (make 2)
Outer part, blue yarn
1. 6 sc magic ring (6)
2. inc in each st around (12)
Finish off, leaving a long tail for attaching later.
Inner part, red yarn
1. 3 sc magic ring (3)
2. inc in each st around (6)
Finish off, leaving a long tail and sew the inner part in the middle of the outer part. Be careful with the red yarn so that it isn’t visible from the back side of the ear.
Tail
Ball, blue yarn
1. 6 sc magic ring (6)
2. inc in each st around (12)
3.-5. sc in each st around (12)
6. dec in each st around (6)
Stuff and finish off, leaving a long tail for attaching later.
Zig-zag, black yarn. This might be confusing so just take your time. Let me know if you need help with this one!
1. Chain 17
2. Turn, starting from the second stich from the hook: 3 slip stitches, slip stich inc, 3 slip stiches, 2 dec, 3 slip stiches, slip stich inc, st until the end
Finish off, leaving a long tail for attaching this to the body later.
Sew the zig-zag on to the ball using the ball’s tail.
Assembling
Now that you have all the part, it’s time to assemble it! Sew the stomach onto the body. Sew the face, then attach the ears, arms and legs to the sides. Lastly attach the tail to the back.
Note: I found it easier to sew the face before attaching the ears but you can do what’s best for you! I also used pins to help me position the pieces together.
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