Jigglypuff
For personal use only. Do not copy, sell or distribute this pattern as your own.
If you sell products made from this pattern, you must give credit.
Please note: Jigglypuff is owned by Nintendo
Key:
• Sc = Single Crochet (UK DOUBLE CROCHET)
• St = Stitch
• Inc = Increase
• Dec = Decrease
• F/o = Finish/Fasten Off
• [ ] = Number of stitches in round
• MR = Magic Ring
• Ch = Chain
• 1. = Round number
• Hdc = Half Double Crochet (UK HALF TREBLE CROCHET)
• Dc = Double Crochet (UK TREBLE CROCHET)
You will need…
• Aran yarn of your choice in pink (40g)
• 4mm Hook
• Stuffing
• Tapestry Needle and embroidery needle
• Scissors
• Black embroidery floss
• Felt in black, white and blue (and thread in these colours if you would
prefer to sew instead of gluing)
Yarn I used for this pattern:
Caron Simply Soft-
• 9719 Soft Pink
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Info
Please note that any yarn works fine, although the size of the finished
product may vary. I recommend using one hook size smaller than the yarn
recommends to ensure the stitches are nice and tight.
This pattern is worked in a continuous spiral without joining rounds. I
recommend placing a stitch marker in the last stitch of each round so you
don’t lose count of the stitches!
Size: Approx 3 inches tall. The size of your piece may vary depending on
what yarn and hook size you use.
Difficulty Level: Easy
Working with felt:
I have included templates for the felt shapes used to make Jigglypuff, but
please note that these templates may not be the correct size for you if
you are using different yarn or a different sized hook. You may need to
scale the templates up/down to suit your Jigglypuff better. I find looking
at a picture of them helps with this.
I prefer to sew the felt pieces onto Jigglypuff, but if this is too time
consuming or fiddly for you then gluing them down also works!
Any questions? Don’t hesitate to message me on
Instagram @cotswoldscrochet
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Body
1. 6 sc in MR [6]
2. inc x6 [12]
3. (inc, sc 1) x6 [18]
4. (sc 1, inc, sc 1) x6 [24]
5. (inc, sc 3) x6 [30]
6. (sc 2, inc, sc 2) x6 [36]
7. (inc, sc 5) x6 [42]
8. (sc 3, inc, sc 3) x6 [48]
9. (inc, sc 7) x6 [54]
10-19. 54 sc around for 10 rounds [54]
20. (dec, sc 7) x6 [48]
21. (sc 3, dec, sc 3) x6 [42]
22. (dec, sc 5) x6 [36]
23. (sc 2, dec, sc 2) x6 [30]
24. (dec, sc 3) x6 [24]
Start stuffing and continue to add more after each round
25. (sc 1, dec, sc 1) x6 [18]
26. (dec, sc 1) x6 [12]
27. dec x6 [6]
Finish off and sew closed
Head swirl
1. 6 sc in MR [6]
2-3. 6 sc around for 2 rounds [6]
4. (inc, sc 1) x3 [9]
5-6. 9 sc around for 2 rounds [9]
7. (inc, sc 2) x3 [12]
8-10. 12 sc around for 3 rounds [12]
11. (inc, sc 3) x3 [15]
12-18. 15 sc around for 7 rounds [15]
Stuff
19. (dec, sc 1) x5 [10]
20. dec x5
Finish off and sew closed, but leave a tail
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Ears (make 2)
1. 3 sc in MR [3]
2. inc x3 [6]
3. inc x6 [12]
4-5. 12 sc around for 2 rounds [12]
6. (inc, sc 3) x3 [15]
Finish off, leaving a tail for sewing
Arms (make 2)
1. 6 sc in MR [6]
2. 6 sc around [6]
3. (inc, sc 1) x3 [9]
4. 9 sc around [9]
Finish off, leaving a tail for sewing
Feet (make 2)
1. 6 sc in MR [6]
2-4. 6 sc around for 3 rounds [6]
Press flat and sew shut along flat edge, but leave a tail for sewing
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Felt Templates
White of eye x2: White
Iris x2: Blue
Eye highlight x2: White
Inner ear x2: Black
1. Sew highlight to upper right corner of iris then iris to white of eye as
pictured.
2. Sew inner ears to ears.
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Assembly
Always pin together everything first! This way, you can see how it will
look and if you are happy with it.
1. Sew eyes to body over rounds 10-15, with 4 stitches showing between
them.
2. Using black embroidery floss, sew a ‘v’ shaped mouth over rounds 15-
17, spanning 3 stitches.
3. Sew head swirl to top of body. The larger end is positioned just right
and in front of the MR. The smaller end is then curled into a swirl shape
just touching round 11. Begin by sewing around the edge of the swirl,
and then add a few stitches to curl it up.
Then add stitches to curl the shape up. Sew the
Sew around the edge
small end of the head swirl back on itself to
achieve this.
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4. Sew ears to either side of head over rounds 5-10, in line with the
MR.
5. Sew arms to body over round 15-18, 3 stitches away from the eyes on
either side.
6. Sew feet to bottom of body angled slightly outwards. The backs of the
feet are in line with the MR.
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And you’re done!
Any questions? Don’t hesitate to message me on
Instagram @cotswoldscrochet!
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