Crochet Togedemaru Amigurumi Toy For Pokemon Fans

Bringing a slice of the Pokemon world into your home, the Crochet Togedemaru Amigurumi Pattern offers a charming way to craft your very own spiky companion. Wrapped in grey, white, and hints of yellow, Togedemaru stands as a testament to the joys of crocheting characters we've come to love. Whether displayed on a shelf or gifted to a Pokemon enthusiast, this crochet amigurumi toy invites smiles and adds a touch of artisanal magic to any room. Plus, it's a sweet project to pick up during quiet moments, creating a connection between you and your craft.

Crochet Togedemaru Amigurumi

Materials Needed:

Crochet Hook: 2.5mm
Yarn: White, grey, and yellow yarn (DK yarn recommended)
Tapestry Needle and Scissors
Stuffing
Thread: Black thread for the eyes and mouth
Felting Supplies: Wool in white, yellow, and brown (optional, as parts can also be crocheted)
Stitch Marker: To keep track of the start of the round

Stitches & Abbreviations (US Terms):

MR: Magic Ring
Chaining
sc: Single Crochet
dec: Decrease (preferably using the invisible decrease method)
inc: Increase

Additional Pattern Info:

The pattern is crocheted in continuous spirals.
Using a 2.5mm hook with DK yarn, the finished Togedemaru should be about 10cm tall.
It is usually recommended to choose a hook size smaller than recommended for the yarn to ensure tight stitches that prevent the stuffing from being visible.

This pattern includes detailed instructions for each part of Togedemaru, such as the body, ears, arms, legs, nose, and tail, along with assembly and finishing steps involving felting for enhanced details.

Assembly and Felting Tips:

Ears: Sew on the ears first; they should be folded flat and slightly curved.
Arms, Nose, Tail: Attach these next.
Feet: Sew these last to help Togedemaru stand properly.
Felting: Apply felting for the face, inner ears, cheeks, and the triangular patterns on the back (though the pattern notes a mistake in size representation of these triangles).
Face Details: You can choose to felt or embroider the face.

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