Goldieamigurumi pattern
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: Goldie is owned by Nintendo
Size
You will need...
Approx 11.5
inches tall
• Chunky yarn of your choice in
light yellow (110g), golden yellow
(120g) and white (5g)
• 4mm crochet hook
Difficulty • Stuffing
Intermediate/ • Yarn needle and sewing needle
Expert • Scissors
• Felt in orange, brown, white, green and light yellow +
thread in these colours (you can also use glue to attach felt
pieces if you would prefer not to sew!)
Yarn I used
Paintbox Simply
Chunky-
More info...
321 Daffodil • This pattern is worked in a continuous spiral without
Yellow joining rounds. I recommend placing a stitch marker
300 Paper White in the last stitch of each round so you don’t lose
count of the stitches.
Scheepjes
Chunky Monkey- • You can use any yarn for this project, but please
note that the size of the finished piece may vary. I
1081 Primrose recommend using one hook size smaller than your
yarn suggests.
• I have included templates for the felt shapes used to
make Goldie, 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 Goldie
better. I find looking at a picture of them helps with
this.
• You can sell small quantities of the item made from
this pattern but you must give credit to me as the
original designer of the pattern.
Need help? Contact me
@cotswoldscrochet
harriet@cotswoldscrochet.com 2
Tutorials
Yarning Under
In this pattern I yarn under instead of over in my single
crochet stitches. This causes the stitches to be tighter and
lean less. This method is completely optional- but here is a
tutorial!
Insert your hook into the desired stitch, then yarn under and
pull through
Yarn under again and pull through both loops. You can tell
that you have yarned under correctly if your stitches look like
‘x’s instead of ‘v’s
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Tutorials
How I colour change
In the stitch before you need to colour change- begin the
stitch as normal (insert hook, yarn under and pull through).
Then take the end of your new yarn colour and hold it tightly
behind your hook. Yarn under using the new colour and pull
through both stitches on your hook.
Your next stitch will now show in the new colour!
At the end of each round, I like to double knot the leftover tails
of yarn together and cut the ends short.
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Tutorials
Working around a
chain
In this pattern you will be required to create an oval shape by working
around a line of chains. Take a look at the pictures below for some
guidance!
1. First, chain the amount that is listed in the pattern (this
example works with a chain of 5).
2. Beginning in the 2nd ch from hook: sc 3 (into the top
set of loops)
top loops
3. Sc 3 into the last chain
bottom loops
4. Turn your work so that the bottom loops are positioned
on the top.
5. Sc 3 down chains
6. Sc 3 into the last chain
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Key:
• Sc = Single 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
• Dc = Double Crochet
Side view
Head In light yellow
Note- the increases and decreases in the head
are very complex. Ensure that you follow the
pattern exactly to produce the correct shape!
1. ch 8, and beginning in 2nd ch from hook:
sc 6, then sc 3 into the last chain
Turn your work so you are working into the Front view
other side of the chains: sc 6, then sc 3 into
the last chain [18]
2. (sc 1, inc, sc 1) x6 [24]
3. (inc, sc 3) x6 [30]
4. (sc 2, inc, sc 2) x6 [36]
5. (inc, sc 5) x6 [42]
6. (sc 3, inc, sc 3) x6 [48]
7. (inc, sc 7) x6 [54]
8. 54 sc around [54] From above
9. sc 21, (inc, sc 3) x3, sc 21 [57]
10. (sc 9, inc, sc 9) x3 [60]
11. 60 sc around [60]
12. (inc, sc 9) x6 [66]
13. 66 sc around [66]
14. sc 8, inc, sc 16, inc, (sc 2, inc, sc 2) x3, sc
16, inc, sc 8 [72]
15. 72 sc around [72]
16. (inc, sc 11) x6 [78]
17. 78 sc around [78]
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18. sc 34, (inc, sc 4) x3, sc 29 [81]
19. 81 sc around [81]
20. sc 35, (sc 2, inc, sc 2) x3, sc 31 [84]
21. 84 sc around [84]
22. sc 37, (inc, sc 4) x3, sc 32 [87]
23. 87 sc around [87]
24. sc 40, (sc 4, inc) x3, sc 32 [90]
25. 90 sc around [90]
26. dec, sc 1, (sc 1, dec, sc 1) x3, sc 66, (sc 1, dec, sc 1) x2, sc 1 [84]
27-28. 84 sc around for 2 rounds [84]
29. sc 2, (dec, sc 2) x3, sc 60, (dec, sc 2) x2, dec [78]
30-32. 78 sc around for 3 rounds [78]
33. (dec, sc 11) x6 [72]
34. 72 sc around [72]
35. (sc 5, dec, sc 5) x6 [66]
36. (dec, sc 9) x6 [60]
37. (sc 4, dec, sc 4) x6 [54]
38. (dec, sc 7) x6 [48]
Start stuffing and continue adding more after each round
*Ensure you stuff the whole shape firmly*
39. (sc 3, dec, sc 3) x6 [42]
40. (dec, sc 5) x6 [36]
41. (sc 2, dec, sc 2) x6 [30]
42. (dec, sc 3) x6 [24]
43. (dec, sc 1) x6 [18]
44. (dec, sc 1) x6 [12]
45. dec x6 [6]
Finish off and sew shut
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Legs/Body Make 2 legs and on the 2nd:
do not finish off
Beginning in golden yellow
1. 6 sc in MR [6]
2. inc x6 [12]
3. In back loops only: 12 sc around [12]
4. 12 sc around [12]
Change to light yellow
After completing both legs:
5-8. 12 sc around for 4 rounds [12] one finished off, and one still
9. (inc, sc 5) x2 [14] on the hook
10. 14 sc around [14]
Stuff
Finish off (1st leg only)
On 2nd leg do not finish off, continue as follows:
11 a) ch 2
b) insert your hook into the 1st sc from the 1st leg
c) sc 12 around the 1st leg and skip the last 2 stitches
d) ch 2
e) insert your hook into the 3rd sc from the 2nd leg
f) sc 12 back to your stitch marker [28]
a) b) c)
d) e) f)
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Body Continued...
12. sc 7, inc, sc 13, inc, sc 6 [30]
13. (sc 2, inc, sc 2) x6 [36]
14. (inc, sc 5) x6 [42]
15-22. 42 sc around for 8 rounds [42]
Change to golden yellow
23. 42 sc around [42]
24. In back loops only: 42 sc around [42]
To close the gap between Goldie’s legs: pull up a loop in light
yellow yarn somewhere in the gap:
1. sc 8 around (in whatever stitches you can find) [8]
Finish off and sew shut
25-27. 42 sc around for 3 rounds [42]
28. (dec, sc 5) x6 [36]
29. (sc 2, dec, sc 2) x6 [30]
30-33. 30 sc around for 4 rounds [30]
34. sc 10, and instead of continuing in the
round, turn your work [10]
35. sc 12 (past your stitch marker) [12]
This creates a small ‘lip’
Finish off, leaving a tail for sewing shape, ensuring that the
head will attach to the body
Stuff at the correct angle later.
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To make Goldie’s dress: insert your hook into one of the leftover
front loops from round 24 of the body. Ensure that the top of
your hook is pointed towards Goldie’s legs (this means that
your stitches will be the right way up).
Pull up a loop in golden yellow yarn and crochet around as
follows:
1-6. 42 sc around for 6 rounds [42]
7. (inc, sc 13) x3 [45]
8. 45 sc around [45]
9. (sc 7, inc, sc 7) x3 [48]
10. 48 sc around [48]
11. (inc, sc 7) x6 [54]
12. 54 sc around [54]
Slip stitch into the next sc
Finish off and weave in tail ends
End of round 1
End of round 12
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Arms x2 Beginning in golden yellow
1. 5 sc in MR [5]
2. inc x5 [10]
3. 10 sc around [10]
Change to white
4. 10 sc around [10]
Change to golden yellow
5. In back loops only: 10 sc around [10]
6. (inc, sc 4) x2 [12]
7-14. 12 sc around for 8 rounds [12]
Instead of continuing in the round, turn your work:
15. sc 5, turn [5]
16. sc 4, turn [4]
17. sc 3 [3]
Finish off, leaving a tail for sewing
Stuff just lower portion of arms lightly
To add a rim to the arms of Goldie’s dress: insert your hook
into one of the leftover front loops from round 5 of the arms.
Ensure that the top of your hook is pointed towards the ends
of the arms (this means that your stitches will be the right way
up)
Pull up a loop in white yarn and crochet around as follows:
1. (inc, sc 4) x2 [12]
Slip stitch into the 1st sc to complete the round
Finish off and weave in tail ends
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Ears x2 In golden yellow
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 7) x3 [27]
6-7. 27 sc around for 2 rounds [27]
8. (dec, sc 7) x3 [24]
9-13. 24 sc around for 5 rounds [24]
14. (sc 3, dec, sc 3) x3 [21]
15-18. 21 sc around for 4 rounds [21]
Finish off, leaving a tail for sewing
Mouth/Ear spot x2
In golden yellow
1. ch 8, and beginning in 2nd ch from hook:
sc 6, then sc 3 into the last chain
Turn your work so you are working into the
other side of the chains: sc 6, then sc 3 into
the last chain [18]
2. (sc 1, inc, sc 1) x6 [24]
3. (inc, sc 3) x6 [30]
4. (sc 2, inc, sc 2) x6 [36]
5. (inc, sc 5) x6 [42]
6. (sc 3, inc, sc 3) x6 [48]
7. (inc, sc 7) x6 [54]
8. (sc 4, inc, sc 4) x6 [60]
Slip stitch in the next sc
Finish off, leaving a tail for sewing
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Eye spot In golden yellow
1. ch 5, and beginning in 2nd ch from hook:
sc 3, then sc 3 into the last chain
Turn your work so you are working into the
other side of the chains: sc 3, then sc 3 into
the last chain [12]
2. (inc, sc 1) x6 [18]
3. (sc 1, inc, sc 1) x6 [24]
4. (inc, sc 3) x6 [30]
5. (sc 2, inc, sc 2) x6 [36]
Slip stitch in the next sc
Finish off, leaving a tail for sewing
Tail In golden yellow
1. 3 sc in MR [3]
2. sc 1, inc, sc 1 [4]
3. (inc, sc 1) x2 [6]
4. inc x2, sc 4 [8]
5. (inc, sc 1) x2, sc 4 [10]
6-7. 10 sc around for 2 rounds [10]
8. sc 1, dec, sc 7 [9]
9. 9 sc around [9]
10. sc 1, dec, sc 6 [8]
Add a small amount of stuffing
11. dec, sc 6 [7]
12. dec, sc 5 [6]
Finish off, leaving a tail for sewing
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Felt Templates
Collar x2: White
Eye x2: Brown
Button: White
Iris x2: Orange
Pupil x2: White
Nose: Brown
Mouth: Brown
Paw pads x2: Light yellow
Toes x6: Light yellow
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Felt Templates
Dress arm pattern
(thick) x2: Green
Dress pattern (thick) x2: Green
Dress arm pattern
(thin) x2: Orange
Dress pattern (thin) x2: Orange
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Assembly
Assembly
1. Sew paw pads and toes to feet as pictured. Ensure that the
toes are facing forwards (the back of the body is the side with
extra rows).
2. Sew green patterns to front and back of dress as pictured. This
will leave a gap on either side for the arms to attach later.
3. Sew green arm patterns to the outer side of the arms as
pictured (the side with the extra rows).
4. Sew orange patterns over green on both dress and arms,
arranged as pictured.
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Assembly
5. Sew button to the upper centre of the front of the dress, then
sew the collar pieces either side.
6. Sew pupils to irises, then irises to eyes as pictured. The pupils
should sit on the inner lower sides.
7. Sew mouth spot to front of head, in the centre. Ensure you
identify which side is the front of the head by looking at the
pictures below. It sits horizontally over rounds 19-37.
8. Sew eye spot to head above the mouth spot, just right of the
middle of the head. It sits over rounds 10-22.
The front of the head is
the side that sticks out in
line with the beginning
row of chains
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Assembly
9. Sew nose and mouth to mouth spot. The nose sits in the
upper centre of it, over rounds 5-8. The mouth sits centrally
underneath, from the lower rounds 1-5.
10. Sew eyes to head (and eye spot). The left eye sits over rounds
11-18 of the head, with the right on the eye spot at the same
height. The eyes sit 4cm apart, either side of the centre of the
head. The pupils should be positioned on the inner sides.
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Assembly
11. Sew ear spot on left side of head, over rounds 2-20. It lies
slightly diagonally, 0.5 cm from the left eye.
12. Sew ears to head. The right ear sits over rounds 9-11, with 2
stitches showing between it and the eye spot. The left ear sits
on the ear spot, over the central rounds. Ensure that the ears are
evenly positioned on either side of the head before sewing them
down.
You will notice that the ears stick out after sewing them down-
you can add a few stitches down the upper sides of them to
secure them more flatly.
Difference between
sewing down the sides of
the ears and leaving the
sides loose
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Assembly
13. Sew body to head centrally, with the extra rows of the body at
the back. Line up the middle of Goldie’s face with the button on
her dress.
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Assembly
14. Sew arms to either side of body (in the gaps from the zigzag
patterns). They sit 1 round from the top with the extra rows on
the outside.
15. Sew tail to back of body, 3-5 rounds from the bottom of the
dress, centrally. The curved side of the tail should face down.
Sew through the dress and into the body underneath to attach
more securely.
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And you’re done!
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