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Pocket Raccoon

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Pocket Raccoon
Crochet raccoon amigurumi pattern.

If you are looking for a cute woolly animal companion, the Pocket Raccoon by Spin a Yarn Crochet will be perfect for you! It’s super easy to work and looks very adorable. The plushie comes in a compact size (5.5″ tall and 4″ wide), so you can easily place it on your desk or favorite shelf and enjoy a new, lovely decoration in your room. It will also work great as a fun little toy for a baby.

Materials You’ll Need for the Pocket Raccoon

For this charming crochet raccoon amigurumi, prepare medium-weight yarn (in three colors) and a 2.75 mm hook. The sample seen in the photos was made with Red Heart Super Saver, but any other aran yarn of your choice will be great as well.

To bring your little toy to life, you will also need a bit of stuffing, two 9 mm safety eyes, and black embroidery thread. If you plan to give it to a small child, it’s better to stitch up the eyes with a thread for safety reasons.

Step-by-Step Instructions Summary

The stitches you need to know to complete this crochet raccoon include chains, single crochets, and some shaping. The colorwork technique is also used to create beautiful fur details. The toy features a ragdoll-style design built from two identical flat panels.

Start this pattern by working the front and back panels from the bottom up. Stuff your little buddy with some fiber filling, sew it up, and voila! You have your handmade pocket friend done.

Add a Personal Touch to Your Raccoon

Would like to give your crocheted raccoon some unique character? You can easily modify its facial features or colorway. How about turning this furry friend into a completely different animal? By switching colors for fiery orange and red shades, you can transform this buddy into a friendly fox!

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