Crochet Kid cat amigurumi pattern
Pattern by haniscrochet
Instruments & materials
Crochet hook size C 2.75 mm
Yarn colors
Red, white, light blue
Felt/wool
Light blue, black, blue, white
Plastic gray/brown *I used a plastic folder from a craft store*
Glue *for plastic and fabric*
Sewing needle
Scissors
Stuffing material
Wool felting needle
* For the needle felting details, I upload new videos every week in my Youtube
channel (Haniscrochet) so you check them if you have question of how I detail my
amigurumis *
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Abbreviations
Ch Chain
Sl st Slip stitch
Sc Single crochet
Inc Increase
Dec Decrease *
FLO Front loop only
BLO Back loop only
f/o Finish off
* I use invisible decrease for all my patterns
For this pattern you should be able to make magic ring/circle, color changing while
crocheting, in don´t know there are really easy tutorials in Youtube you can check
For this amigurumi I used a 3 ply 100% acrylic yarn and a 2.75mm C size crochet hook, it is
about 6.5 inches tall and 5 wide
Kid Cat is a character from Animal Crossing New Horizons, and it is owned by Nintendo
This pattern is for personal use only. Please do not share, sell, or redistribute this pattern in part
or in whole. If you publish photos of the toys you crochet from my patterns, please mention
Haniscrochet as the designer, you can use the hashtag #haniscrochet when you share
pictures of the finished product on twitter, Instagram, or other social media.
You can sell the finished product in small quantities. Remember to credit me as the original
designer
Hope you enjoy making this amigurumi, if you have any question, you can contact me, I am
happy to help!
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Head
With white color
R1 Magic ring with 6sc (6)
R2 Inc x 6 times (12)
R3 {1sc – inc} x 6 times (18)
R4 {2sc – inc} x 6 times (24)
R5 {3sc – inc} x 6 times (30)
R6 {4sc – inc} x 6 times (36)
R7 {5sc – inc} x 6 times (42)
R8 - 13 Sc in each for 6 rounds (42)
R14 {5sc – dec} x 6 times (36)
R15 {4sc – dec} x 6 times (30)
R16 {3sc – dec} x 6 times (24)
R17 {2sc – dec} x 6 times (18)
R18 {1sc – dec} x 6 times (12)
*Start stuffing the head*
R19 Dec x 6 times (6) f/o
*Use your sewing needle to close the gaps of the head*
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Body
With red color
R1 Magic ring with 6sc (6)
R2 Inc x 6 times (12)
R3 {1sc – inc} x 6 times (18)
R4 {2sc – inc} x 6 times (24)
R5 {7sc – inc} x 3 times (27)
*Leave a mark in this round*
R6 Sc in each (27)
R7 {7sc – dec} x 3 times (24)
R8 Sc in each (24)
R9 {2sc – dec} x 6 times (18)
R10 Sc in each (18)
R11 {1sc – dec} x 6 times (12) +4sc f/o
*Stuff the body* Leave a yarn tail to sew with the body, don’t close the gaps of
the body
Pic 1. attach red color yarn to the point you marked before (after finishing R5). Make sure the
body is upward and work around that round with single crochet (27)
Pic 2. Use your sewing needle to hide the yarn tails inside the body, this will make a nice detail
for Kid cat’s clothes
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Helmet
With red color
For the helmet at first you will be working on rounds and later in rows, whenever you flip, you
will start working in the 2nd stitch
R1 Magic ring with 6sc (6)
R2 Inc x 6 times (12)
R3 {1sc – inc} x 6 times (18)
R4 {2sc – inc} x 6 times (24)
R5 {3sc – inc} x 6 times (30)
R6 {4sc – inc} x 6 times (36)
R7 Flip, {6sc – inc} x 2 times, {5sc – inc} x 2 times (30)
R8 - 10 Flip, 1ch, 30sc for 3 rows (30)
R11 Flip, 1ch, inc, 28sc, inc (32)
R12 Flip, 1ch, inc, 30sc, inc (34)
R13 Flip, 1ch, inc, 32sc, inc (36)
R14 Flip, 1ch, dec, 32sc, dec (34)
R15 Flip, 1ch, dec, 30sc, dec (30)
R16 Slip stitch around the whole helmet so it doesn’t look too bumpy
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Pic 3. After R6 you will start working on rows instead of rounds
Pic 4. The helmet looks like this, the spiky part is the front of the helmet
Pic 5. As you can see there are many bumpy parts, so after finishing R16 you will be making slip
stitches around the helmet
Pic 6. It becomes smoother like this, after finishing leave a long yarn tail so you can sew the
helmet to the head
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Small parts
Ears (make 2)
With white color
R1 Magic ring with 6sc (6)
R2 Sc in each (6)
R3 {1sc – inc} x 3 times (9)
R4 {2sc – inc} x 3 times (12)
R5 - 6 Sc in each for 2 rounds (12)
R7 {3sc – inc} x 3 times (15)
R8 - 9 Sc in each for 2 rounds (15) f/o
Arms (make 2)
With white and red color
R1 Magic ring with 7sc (7)
R2 - 3 Sc in each for 2 rounds (7)
Change to red color
R4 - 6 Sc in each for 3 rounds (7) f/o
Add the same type of detailing as you did for the clothes, the attaching point is
between the red and white color
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Legs (make 2)
With white and red color
R1 Magic ring with 8sc (8)
R2 FLO in each (8)
Change to red color
R3 - 5 Sc in each for 3 rounds (8) f/o
Tail
With light blue and white color
R1 Magic ring with 5sc (5)
R2 - 3 Sc in each for 2 rounds (5)
Change to white color
R4 - 8 Sc in each for 5 rounds (5) f/o
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Assembling & detailing
Pic 8. Sew the head with the body
Pic 9. Place the helmet over the head and sew it, leave about 1cm around the corners near
the front of the head so you can glue the plastic/acrylic
Pic 10. Sew the ears each side of the head, leaving the magic ring between them, sew the
arms each side of the body just below the head
Pic 11. Place the legs on the bottom part of the body and sew them, lastly sew the tail just
below the shirt detail
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Pic 12. First make a template of the mask with some paper or cardboard (remember is has to
be slightly bigger so you can glue it inside the helmet too
Pic 13. Needle felt the details of Kid cat, you can check the video link in the intro part to see
how I speed work the needle felting details
Pic 14. After needle felting the details, you can glue the crystal/plastic. Remember to use a
glue that work on both the plastic and the yarn
Pic 15. Press the parts where you are gluing for about 1 or 2 minutes, until it dries
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Pic 16. Cut a long piece of white felt, (make sure it is wide enough to go between the ears)
one of the ends should be wider and end in a triangle shape, like a necktie
Pic 17. Glue it on top of the helmet, if you feel it is too feeble, make 2 or 3 more layers and glue
them together so it will be sturdier
Pic 18. Cut in blue felt a big and a small number 1 (I used my Cricut maker with rotary blade)
the big one about 1 inch tall (2.5cm) and the small one about .6 inch tall (1.5cm) Glue the
small one over the white part of the helmet and the big one in the shirt
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