To Spread Joy Around Crochet Cute Warawara Amigurumi Pattern

Get your crochet hooks ready for the Cute Warawara Amigurumi Pattern—finally, a tiny monster that won’t raid your fridge at midnight!

This pattern features step-by-step instructions to create your very own tiny Warawara monster, perfect as a Halloween decoration, a unique gift, or a delightful companion for children and adults alike. Each Warawara boasts expressive eyes, quirky limbs, and a playful smile, making it an irresistibly adorable creation.

Crochet Warawara Amigurumi

What sets this pattern apart are its customizable features; choose your favorite yarn colors and embellishments to give your creature a distinct personality. Ideal for both beginners and experienced crocheters, the pattern combines simplicity with a touch of intricate detailing, ensuring a fun and rewarding crocheting experience.

Tip:

Add a small loop on top to easily transform your Warawara into a keychain or bag charm!

Materials Needed:

• White yarn (about 30-35g) – Premier Basics, size 4 medium worsted weight yarn recommended
• Crochet hook, size 4 mm (or size that matches your yarn)
• Yarn needle to sew the parts
• Scissors
• A pair of 8mm safety eyes
• A lighter (optional) to secure the safety eyes
• Pink or black embroidery thread or yarn for facial features
• Polyester stuffing (less than 100g)

Body Pattern:

Round 1:

• Create a magic ring.
• Work 6 single crochets (sc) into the magic ring.
• Pull the ring closed.

Round 2:

• Work 6 increases around (each increase is 2 sc in one stitch).
• You will have 12 stitches in total.

For Round 3:

• (1 sc, increase) repeat six times.
• You should have 18 stitches by the end of this round.

Round 4:

• (2 sc, increase) repeat six times.
• You should have 24 stitches by the end of this round.

After Round 5:

• (3 sc, increase) repeat six times.
• You should have 30 stitches by the end of this round.

Round 6:

• (4 sc, increase) repeat six times.
• You should have 36 stitches by the end of this round.

Rounds 7-20:

• Work 1 sc in each stitch for 14 rounds.
• Each of these rounds should still have 36 stitches.

Eye Placement:

• Between rounds 10 and 11, with 5 stitches between the eyes, attach the safety eyes.

Mouth Embroidery:

• Embroider the mouth with either black or pink thread as per your design choice.

In Round 21:

• (4 sc, invisible decrease) repeat six times.
• You should have 30 stitches by the end of this round.

Round 22:

• (3 sc, invisible decrease) repeat six times.
• You should have 24 stitches by the end of this round.

Round 23:

• (2 sc, invisible decrease) repeat six times.
• You should have 18 stitches by the end of this round.

Stuff the body at this point.

Round 24:

• (1 sc, invisible decrease) repeat six times.
• You should have 12 stitches by the end of this round.

Round 25:

• Perform 6 invisible decreases.
• Close the hole by weaving the end in and out of the front loops of the remaining stitches and pull tight.

Arms and Feet Pattern (Make 4):

For Round 1:

• Create a magic ring.
• Work 4 sc into the magic ring.
• Pull the ring closed.

Round 2:

• (1 sc, increase) repeat twice.
• You will have 6 stitches in total.

Round 3-4:

• Work 1 sc in each stitch for 2 rounds.
• Each of these rounds should have 6 stitches.

Sewing:

• Sew the arms and feet onto the body between the indicated rows.