Pokémon Crochet: Bring your favorite Pokémon to life with 20 cute crochet patterns

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If your child is also a big fan of them and wants one to play with, these DIY Pokemon Crochet Patterns will be helpful! I’ve loved the fire starters since the 1st gen, and I loved how grouchy he was in the anime (he reminded me of a cat 😂).

PokeMon Crochet by Sabrina Somers | Waterstones

Featuring 20 official Pokémon patterns designed by Sabrina Somers, hook them all up and become a crochet Pokémon master! Then you would half the number of rows that you do that for until you start decreasing again – so instead of doing that for 6 rows, you might only do it for 3 rows.

You could make a Squirtle or Bulbasaur to complete to starter trio, or check out some of the Eeveelutions. Any newbie crocheter can prepare this plushy Ditto using pink worsted-weight yarn, polyester fiberfill, a tapestry needle, and a hook.

Crochet Pikachu Kit by Sabrina Somers | Waterstones PokéMon Crochet Pikachu Kit by Sabrina Somers | Waterstones

This Jigglypuff crochet pattern shared by Loopycatherine using Stylecraft Special DK yarn of Soft Peach hue will be a perfect gift for your little one! These cute cacti look almost as good as the real thing and would make fantastic gifts, but the best thing is - no watering involved! Watch here for a crocheting prehistoric dinosaur design with a skull-like appearance, perfect for dinosaur enthusiasts. With so many amazing women in our world, it's no surpise that there is now a sequel to this fabulous book! If you're after an amigurumi pattern book that will take you on a wildlife expedition, then Animal Amigurumi Adventures by Lauren Espy is the perfect collection for you.Then it addresses the special techniques you'll need to master, which tools and materials you'll need, and then how to put everything together to make a perfect Pokemon plushie. If you want to take your amigurumi crochet back to the stone age, then you'll love the Dinosaurs, Mammoths and More amigurumi book! So instead of a 3mm crochet hook you could try and find one even smaller; and instead of 8ply yarn you could try using something thinner – like a 4ply or baby weight yarn. Pikachu, the short, chubby rodent with ears tipped with black and yellow fur has been depicted beautifully in this pattern.