This 16 cm amigurumi raccoon with cute sly eyes will steal the heart of any child. It has a perfect size and softness for endless cuddles!
The Cuddle Me Raccoon Amigurumi Pattern includes detailed instructions and numerous pictures to guide you through the process of creating a nice crochet toy. It’s available on our store https://shop.amigurumi.today as well-formatted PDF book for instant download!
Supplies:
- Semi-cotton yarn Yarnart Jeans (55% cotton, 45% acrylic; 160Â m / 50 g) in gray, black and white colors.
- 2.0 mm crochet hook
- Fiberfill for stuffing
- 6 mm safety eyes
- Scissors and sewing needle
You can use larger hook size and a thicker yarn, design won’t change, your Cuddle Me Raccoon Amigurumi will be bigger. Just take the yarn and hook you like and get started!
Skill level:Â intermediate
You can find other crochet patterns of the Cuddle Me toy collection with the links:
Cuddle Me Elephant Amigurumi Pattern
Cuddle Me Monkey Amigurumi Pattern
Cuddle Me Lion Amigurumi Pattern
Cuddle Me Panda Amigurumi Pattern
Cuddle Me Bunny Amigurumi Pattern
Cuddle Me Bear Amigurumi Pattern
Cuddle Me Raccoon
Free amigurumi pattern
Abbreviations:
ch = chain
st = stitch
sc = single crochet
inc = increase
dec = decrease
sl st = slip stitch
(..) = repeat the space in brackets the given number of times
[..] = total number of stitches
Love the pattern, perfect gift for a friend thanks!!
Love this pattern! It’s free and easy to understand instructions. The only thing I’d say is it ends up being a bit bigger than it looks in the picture but I still love it!
Fantastic pattern! Very easy to understand and loved the result. Thank you
Pattern is super easy to follow!
Fantastic pattern! Clear and easy to follow. I made one for a friend who is about to have a baby girl and she absolutely loved it.
it turned out great. my great nephew will love it!!
Super easy to follow and fun to crochet
Thanks for the pattern.
Preciosos todos!!
Gracias por compartirlo
A very cute pattern! Thank you
Makes up fast, and cuddly for a little one
Easy a lot of descriptions step by step with pictures thanks to designer of this pattern xD
Nice complete pattern. Haven’t started it yet but expect to enjoy making this amigurumi very soon.
Love all patterns by this designer! I particularly love this pattern.
I’ve been struggling on the beginning of the belly. It seems that when I start the bump on the belly ends up on the back side. Could you clarify for me if when you connect the two legs, does each round start on the back or front?
Front 🙂
Soo the head stays open with 12sts ? in some of the picture it seems like its closed but with the head straight like it is it’s hard to see under 😛 at first i thought there was a missing round of decrease to get to 6sts and then sew the hole closed with the tail
There is no neck ? you just sew the arms on the last round of the body and the head on top of that ? But the head ends up with 12sts and the body ends up at 16sts… how can i sew it together if the stitches don’t align ?
and ma i correct in assuming you use the same base for all the cuddle me and then add the particular part ?
also i saw you say that translation is forbidden, may i ask why ? just wondering no intention of doing it
Yes, the head ends up with 12 st and the body ends up with 16 st, in this way a neck seam will be neater.
Question:
I have not a clue what ” 7 chain, further, crochet in spiral working on both sides of foundation chain” means. I have looked in a number of crochet definition sites, and cannot find this terminology. No matter what I do, my eyes come out funny-looking. Please help!
Hi Dianne 🙂 Please have a look at this tutorial https://amigurumi.today/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/Screenshot_21.png
Thank you so much! It is described very easy to make. Thank you dear ⚘
Thank you! 🌹💖
Hola muy lindo, no entiendo el hocico. No me alcanzan los 6 puntos del anillo magico, para que me queden 14 como dice. Gracias
Hello! I have doubts with the muzzle, could you check if it is right? I can’t get the stiches fit with the pattern. Thank you
Hi 🙂 The muzzle pattern is correct 🙂
Sure do appreciate you sharing this pattern. I love making these critters. I have made a bunch and I do mean a bunch lol. Thanks again.