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Kawaii Chibi Amigurumi Pattern – Cat, Dog, Bunny, Bear, Duck, Mushroom, Carrot or Strawberry

Posted 01/07/2012
Category Amigurumi Patterns

Kawaii Chibi Amigurumi Pattern

Multi Purpose Chibi Pattern

This is a multi-pattern that is a basic oval-shaped ball that comes with multiple ways of finishing it that include a cat, dog, bunny, bear, duck, mushroom, carrot or strawberry.

These work up super quick since they are so small and pretty simple, around 30 minutes from start to finish. They’re a bit over 1 inch in height and would make a great keychains or phone straps. I’ll probably be using this as the base pattern for my amigurumi workshop at Tsukino Con in February since it is shorter and simpler than the peanut animal pattern I was using before and I get many repeat con goers who may appreciate something different to work on. Eventually I will be posting tutorials for embroidering mouths, painting on cheek blush and the start to finish making of this particular pattern, round by round.

Kawaii Chibi Amigurumi Pattern

A pile of guys!

Kawaii Chibi Amigurumi Pattern

The carrot is a bit scared of the bunny!

Kawaii Chibi Amigurumi Pattern

Kawaii Ichigo!

Pattern Details These were made using a 3.5 mm crochet hook and my stash of 100% cotton worsted weight yarn, colours listed below. They stand around 1 inch tall. The facial details are 6mm safety eyes, fabric paint blush and embroidered mouths. The mushroom’s dots are flet fabric glued to the surface of the amigurumi. Most piece were worked in a spiral but some should be worked in joined rounds, those will be noted in the pattern. The pieces in joined rounds typically need symmetry and will turn out better if worked in joined rounds vice spiral. The pieces calling for spiral will look better that way. While it may seem weird to keep switching from one to the other, it’s recommended the directions are followed for optimal results.

Yarn Colours Used

Red

Red

Hot Green

Hot Green

Emerald

Emerald

Hot Orange

Hot Orange

Lion Cotton - Sunflower

Sunflower

Sunburst

Sunburst

Hot Blue

Hot Blue

Hot Violet

Hot Violet

Lion Cotton - Purple

Purple

Lily Sugar n' Cream - Ecru

Ecru

Country Pink

Country Pink

Terminology
SC = Single Crochet
SL ST = Slip Stitch
INVDEC = Invisible Decrease
INC = Increase
SK = Skip
CH = Chain
repeat x # = do the sequence once then repeat it appropriate # of times

Main Head/Body (all use this except for the mushroom, which has a different pattern below)
CH 2 or Magic Ring or start however you like. Work this in a spiral and not joined rounds.
1. SC x 7; (7)
2. INC x 7; (14)
3. SC x 2, INC, SC, INC, SC x 2; repeat; (18)
4. SC x 4, INC, SC x 8, INC, SC x 4; (20)
5. SC x 20; (20)
6 – 8. repeat round 5 for rounds 6 through 8; (20)
9. SC x 5, INVDEC, SC x 7, INVDEC, SC x 4; (18)
10. SC, INVDEC; repeat x 5; (12)
11. INVDEC x 5; finish off and leave long tail for sewing shut

Bunny Ear (make 2)
CH 2 or Magic Ring or start however you like. Work this in a spiral and not joined rounds.
1. SC x 7; (7)
2. SC, INC, SC x 3, INC, SC; (9)
3. SC x 9; (9)
4. repeat round 3; (9)
5. INVDEC, SC x 2, INVDEC, SC x 3; (7)
6. SC, INVDEC, SC x 2, INVDEC; (5)
7. SC x 5; (5)

Carrot Top
CH 2 or Magic Ring or start however you like. Work this in joined rounds.
1. SC x 6; join CH; (6)
2. SL ST around; join CH; (6)
Work the next round in the back loop of the first round.
3. (work this sequence in the hole of one stitch) SL ST, CH x 5, turn then starting in second chain from hook SC x 4, SL ST then in the next stitch do a SL ST; repeat x 2; join;

4 Leaf Top
CH 2 or Magic Ring or start however you like. Work this in a spiral and not joined rounds.
1. SC x 8; join with a SL ST; (8)
2. (work this sequence in the hole of one stitch) SC, DC x 3, SC then in the next ST do a SL ST; repeat x 3; join then finish off (20)

Bear Ear (make 4, sew two together right sides facing out to make 1 ear)
CH 2 or Magic Ring or start however you like. Work this in joined rounds.
1. SC x 7; (7) join then finish off and leave a long tail for sewing.

Cat ear (make 2)
CH 2 or Magic Ring or start however you like. Work this in joined rounds.
1. SC x 4; join then CH; (4)
2. INC, SC, INC, SC; join then CH; (6)
3. SC, INC, SC; repeat; join then CH; (8)
4. SC, INC, SC, INC, SC, SL ST; finish off and leave a long tail for sewing in.

Duck Beak (make 1)
CH 2 or Magic Ring or start however you like. Work this in joined rounds.
1. SC x 4; join then CH; (4)
2. INC, SC, INC, SC; join then CH; (6)
3. SC, SL ST; finish off then leave long tail for sewing in.

Dog Ear (make 2)
CH 2 or Magic Ring or start however you like. Work this in a spiral and not joined rounds.
1. SC x 7; (7)
2. SC, INC, SC x 3, INC, SC; (9)
3. SC x 9; (9)
4. repeat round 3; (9)
5. INVDEC, SC x 2, INVDEC, SC x 3; (7)
6. SC, INVDEC, SC x 2, INVDEC; (5)

Mushroom Cap
CH 2 or Magic Ring or start however you like. Work this in joined rounds.
1. SC x 7; join then CH; (7)
2. INC x 7; join then CH; (14)
3. SC x 2, INC, SC, INC, SC x 2; repeat; join then CH; (18)
4. SC x 4, INC, SC x 8, INC, SC x 4; join then CH; (20)
5. SC x 20; join then CH; (20)
6-7. repeat round 5 for rounds 6 and 7; (20)
SL ST around the bottom

Mushroom Cap Cover
CH 2 or Magic Ring or start however you like. Work this in joined rounds.
1. SC x 7; join then CH; (7)
2. INC x 7; join then CH; (14)
3. SC x 2, INC, SC, INC, SC x 2; repeat; join; (18)
Finish off and leave long tail for sewing. Stuff mushroom cap and pin the cover in place then sew closed.

Mushroom Bottom
CH 2 or Magic Ring or start however you like. Work this in joined rounds.
1. SC x 7; join then CH; (7)
2. INC, SC; repeat x2; SC; join then CH; (10)
3. SC around; join then CH; (10)
4. SC around; join then CH; (10)

Hook this up!
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    9 Comments

    1. Opal @ Celebrate Life says:
      01/10/2012 at 4:06 am

      Those are adorable!

      This pat Friday, I started my first amigurumi project. I’m making a chibi cat. I didn’t follow a pattern, but I’m pleased with how it’s turing out. I didn’t purchase the eyes, but crocheted them and attached them to the chibi cat. It’s almost done. :)

      Today, I’m doing some volunteer work at my daughters school. I believe I’ll bring along my crochet hooks (and yarn) and make a few of these. Thanks for sharing!

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    2. Estella says:
      01/11/2012 at 3:50 pm

      OMG all your crochet patterns are super cute!

      Would you possibly be able to do a Cloud (Final Fantasy) pattern?

      Thanks so much! <3

      Reply to this comment
      • Emjay says:
        01/11/2012 at 6:54 pm

        Maybe!

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    3. Dianna says:
      01/13/2012 at 9:48 pm

      This is so cute~ I was wondering about the carrot and strawberry. Did you just roll it between your hands to make it more ovaly or did you just added a row on the SC around?

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      • Emjay says:
        01/16/2012 at 1:58 am

        I squished them around a bit to make the shape more pronounced but you could definitely add more rounds to make them more pronounced.

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    4. BJ says:
      04/05/2012 at 10:04 am

      Just want to say how Great your projects are and I did the Piggy and everyone liked it.. I am working on the Angry bird cardinal but I had a question on the tail… (beginner) tail looks good just my hole is large like a fingertip size….is that the way it was suppose to come out? Also any tips on attaching appendages like the tail and the tummy… that might be helpful. thanks…
      ps …your a great teacher and very creative!!!
      bj

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      • Emjay says:
        04/06/2012 at 1:33 pm

        Thanks very much. If you go back to the pattern and check the comments you’ll see that has been addressed. In short “If there’s a big open hole that is visible you can put a piece of felt or run a yarn needle with black yarn under it a few times when it is stitched on the bird to make it look filled in.”

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    5. Nikki says:
      04/11/2012 at 8:23 pm

      I don’t really understand step 6 for the main head/body. Can you explain for me clearer? thanks~^^

      Reply to this comment
    6. Nikki says:
      04/12/2012 at 5:10 am

      oh…I got it already. Haha….never mind.

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