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Amigurumi

Construction-led guidance for crocheted figures, with attention to reproducibility, finishing, material choices, and the limits of common toy components.

A handmade crocheted amigurumi figure showing shaped pieces and careful assembly.
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Choose a complete pattern from the Dezly library, then follow the round-by-round instructions and visual checkpoints at your own pace.

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Finished Spiderman amigurumi with a red head, large white eyes with black outlines, a blue body with a red centre column and a black spider emblem on the chest.New pattern
Free pattern · US crochet terms

Spiderman Crochet Pattern: A Mostly One-Piece Amigurumi with Felt Spider Emblems

Make Spider-Man as a mostly one-piece amigurumi. This Spiderman crochet pattern joins the legs straight into the body, runs a red column up the centre with markers, and finishes with felt spider emblems and your choice of felt or crocheted eyes.

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Finished Squirtle amigurumi with a round baby blue head, black safety eyes, a cream belly, a brown shell with a white rim and a curled tail.Pattern 027
Free pattern · US crochet terms

Squirtle Crochet Pattern: A Beginner-Friendly Amigurumi with a Curled Tail

Make Squirtle, the water-type starter Pokémon, as a beginner-friendly amigurumi. This Squirtle crochet pattern works simple shapes only, then shows the sewing-yarn trick that fixes the tail's curl.

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Finished Suki amigurumi with a white face, red felt eye makeup, long rusty brown yarn hair, a yellow felt headpiece and a green Kyoshi warrior outfit.Pattern 026
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Suki Crochet Pattern: A Kyoshi Warrior Amigurumi with Felt Makeup

Make Suki, the Kyoshi warrior, as a small amigurumi in her green warrior outfit. This Suki crochet pattern works the white stage-makeup face with felt eye makeup, sews long yarn hair over a cap, and finishes with the stacked felt headpiece.

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Finished Yuri Katsuki amigurumi with black swept-back yarn hair, a blue skating jacket, silver shoulder details and an embroidered smile.Pattern 024
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Yuri Katsuki Crochet Pattern: A Skating Amigurumi with Embroidered Hair

Make Yuri Katsuki as a small amigurumi in his blue skating costume. This Yuri Katsuki crochet pattern embroiders the swept-back hair over a crocheted cap and works the jacket's centre column straight into the body.

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Finished Pikachu amigurumi sitting in green grass, with black-tipped ears, black safety eyes and red felt cheeks.Pattern 023
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Pikachu Crochet Pattern: A Small Amigurumi with a Zigzag Tail

Make a small Pikachu with black-tipped ears, a zigzag tail and red felt cheeks. This Pikachu crochet pattern builds the head and body with simple shaping and offers two tails: a 3D zigzag or a flat alternative.

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Finished Superman amigurumi standing on a wooden surface, with a black hair cap, a red felt cape, the S insignia and a yellow belt.Pattern 022
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Superman Crochet Pattern: A Small Amigurumi with a Felt Cape

Make a small Superman with a black hair cap, a felt S insignia and a red felt cape. This Superman crochet pattern joins the legs straight into the body and finishes with simple felt costume details.

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Assembled Umbreon amigurumi viewed from above, showing banded ears, a forehead ring and limb markings.Pattern 021
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Umbreon Crochet Pattern: A Small Amigurumi to Assemble

Make an Umbreon with banded ears, a striped tail and five ring markings. This Umbreon crochet pattern uses simple shaping suitable for beginners; changing the accent colour offers a shiny-inspired variation.

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Finished Wonder Woman-inspired crochet doll with black yarn hair, gold tiara, red and blue costume, felt skirt, strap, and lasso.Pattern 014
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Wonder Woman Amigurumi Crochet Pattern: Complete Doll Guide

Crochet a detailed Wonder Woman-inspired doll with yarn hair, a gold tiara, joined legs, embroidered costume details, layered felt skirt, strap, and lasso.

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Finished grey Totoro-inspired crochet plush with white felt-backed eyes, a white chest, whiskers, ears, arms, and tail.Pattern 013
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Totoro Crochet Pattern: Make a Soft Amigurumi

Make a soft Totoro-inspired amigurumi from one rounded body-and-head piece, two arms, two ears, a white chest, and a tail.

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Finished Toph-inspired crochet doll with black embroidered hair, a green and gold headband, layered green clothing, cuffs, and boots.Pattern 012
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Toph Crochet Pattern: Detailed Amigurumi Doll Guide

Make a detailed Toph-inspired amigurumi with embroidered black hair, a green-and-gold headband, layered cuffs, shaped boots, and skirt panels.

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Finished Tony Tony Chopper-inspired crochet doll with a pink antler hat, maroon clothing, grey hooves, and a blue backpack.Pattern 011
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Tony Tony Chopper Crochet Pattern: Doll, Hat and Bag

Crochet a Tony Tony Chopper-inspired doll with a shaped antler hat, embroidered crosses, a miniature backpack, divided legs, and separate arms.

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Finished Sylveon-inspired crochet character with pink ears, blue ear inserts, a split tail, bows, and striped ribbons.Pattern 010
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Sylveon Crochet Pattern: Complete Amigurumi Guide

Make a detailed Sylveon-inspired amigurumi with a fitted forehead cap, felt-lined ears, split tail, fluffy whiskers, bows, and striped ribbons.

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Finished Zuko-inspired crochet doll with black embroidered hair, a pink and red facial scar, dark coat, red trousers, and yellow trim.Pattern 009
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Zuko Crochet Pattern: Make a Detailed Amigurumi Doll

Make a detailed Zuko-inspired amigurumi with an embroidered scar, layered black hair, joined legs, sleeves, and Fire Nation costume trim.

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Two finished crochet skater dolls, including a silver-haired Victor Nikiforov-inspired amigurumi in a detailed formal jacket.Pattern 008
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Victor Nikiforov Crochet Pattern: Amigurumi Skater Doll

Crochet a silver-haired skater doll with joined legs, centered jacket colorwork, shoulder details, coat tails, and embroidered hair.

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Finished blue Vaporeon crochet character with cream head fins, white neck frill, dorsal ridge, and split tail.Pattern 007
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Vaporeon Crochet Pattern: Complete Amigurumi Guide

Make a compact Vaporeon amigurumi with a fitted cap, three head fins, a pointed neck frill, a shaped split tail, and a dorsal ridge.

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Finished chunky ginger tabby crochet cat with bobble ears, embroidered stripes, and a separate tail.Pattern 006
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Low Sew Crochet Cat Pattern

Work a continuous head and body with bobble ears and popcorn feet, then sew on the only separate crocheted piece: the tail.

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Finished crochet triceratops snuggle with a centered head and two legs on a granny-square blanket.Pattern 005
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Crochet Triceratops Snuggle Pattern

Work a granny-square blanket, then shape a dinosaur head with three horns, five frill bumps, and two legs.

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Finished Tuxedo Sam crochet penguin with sailor hat, bow, tummy patch, wings, and feet.Pattern 004
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Tuxedo Sam Crochet Pattern

Crochet a sailor penguin with a hat, bow, tummy patch, wings, feet, beak, and a tail that props it upright.

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Completed tiny crochet teddy bear with a round head, oval snout, short arms, and seated feet.Pattern 003
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Tiny Crochet Teddy Bear Pattern

Crochet ten compact pieces, embroider the oval snout, and balance the feet and supporting tail for a steady seated pose.

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Finished mushroom man amigurumi doll wearing a two-layer cap and removable vest.Pattern 002
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Mushroom Man Crochet Pattern

Make an approximately 6-inch amigurumi with shaped cheeks, joined limbs, a flared two-layer cap, and a removable vest.

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Finished cream, teal, and pink crocheted cat character with a teal bow.Pattern 001
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Hello Kitty Crochet Pattern

Create the head, ears, body, two skirt options, small pieces, bow, and embroidered features with round-by-round instructions and a complete image gallery.

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Match yarn weight to a starting hook.

Choose a Craft Yarn Council weight. Dezly shows a typical US starting hook and when to go up or down. Swatch if finished size matters. Amigurumi usually needs a hook one or two sizes smaller than the yarn label.

Start with US I-9 / 5.5 mm (5.5–6.5 mm). Use this for blankets and garments in worsted yarn. Drop to 3.5–4.5 mm when the fabric must stay dense enough to hide stuffing.

Source: Craft Yarn Council Standard Yarn Weight System. Pattern instructions override this starting point.

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Practical guidance for every stage.

Use this hub to find techniques, construction guidance, materials advice, and clearly organized resources for this part of crochet.

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Foundations & density

Magic rings, continuous rounds, joins, invisible decreases, and fabric dense enough for the chosen filling.

02

Shape & proportion

How count changes, round placement, and piece dimensions create readable silhouettes and balanced figures.

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Stuffing

Distribution, firmness, support, and how filling changes measurements, seams, and the final shape.

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Assembly

Attachment order, symmetry references, pinning, seaming, reinforcement, and clean handling of yarn tails.

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Surface details

Embroidery, color changes, appliqué, facial placement, and finishes that remain secure for the intended use.

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Safety communication

Clear warnings about small parts, plastic eyes, age suitability, and the maker's regulatory responsibility.

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Before publishing, editors check that a guide:

  • includes complete stitch counts and unambiguous round transitions
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  • explains assembly landmarks so placement is repeatable
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