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Free Eevee amigurumi crochet pattern designed for advanced crocheters. Those comfortable with precise shaping and multi-part assembly will be able to complete it successfully.
Before you begin
Before you begin
Difficulty Rating
Difficulty Rating
Advanced ⭐⭐⭐
Estimated time to complete
Estimated time to complete
10 hours crocheting
10 hours assembly and details
Finished size (H x L x W)
Finished size (H x L x W)
4.5” x 5” x 3”
13cm x 12cm x 15cm
Yarn Colours
Yarn Colours
Dark Brown
Light Brown
White
Black (scrap)
Skills & Techniques
Skills & Techniques
colour change
sewing limbs
needle felting (facial details)
brushing over work
Pattern Testers
Pattern Testers
Eevee is probably the 2nd most popular Pokemon (after Pikachu). I wasn't sure if anyone would like to test for me since so many versions of Eevee already exist out there. Surprisingly, I did get a good amount of testers, here's their work! If you would like to become a tester for an upcoming pattern test, check the Open Pattern Tests page to apply.
Some of the variations that testers chose to make:
replacing the needle-felted eyes with felt and plastic safety eyes
using fluffy yarn instead of brushing out the tufts
sewing different leg positions
Materials
Materials
Yarn
Yarn
Being in Canada, these were the specific brands and colours I was able to find and use for my project:
Dark Brown = Loops & Threads, Impeccable, Chocolate
Brown = Lions Brand, Woolease, Terrre D’ombre
White = Loops & Threads, Soft Classic, Off White
Black scrap = any size (for embroidering the mouth)
Needle Felting Wool
Needle Felting Wool
White
Black
Tools
Tools
Hook size: 3.50 mm or 3.75 mm, 3.25 mm for the legs
I used a 3.75 mm hook, but it’s always up to your own discretion. The best advice is to find the hook that is the closest in size to your yarn.
Felting needle
Finger gloves
Pipe cleaners
Brushing tool
Pins
Scissors
Stitch markers
Darning needle
The Pattern
The Pattern
If you use medium weight acrylic yarn like I did, the final plush will measure roughly 4.5” H x 5” L x 3” W (13cm x 12cm x 15cm), this all varies based on your tension of course.
I labeled this pattern for an advanced crocheter. Here are the skills and techniques you will need to complete it:
colour change
sewing
needle felting (facial details)
brushing over work
If you do ever crochet your own Eevee, I would love to see your version, please tag me on instagram @knottyrox so I can see it!!
Head
Head
Using light brown yarn and 3.75 mm hook.
R1: mr 6 [6]
R2: inc x6 [12]
R3: (inc, sc) x6 [18]
R4: (inc, sc x2) x6 [24]
R5: (inc, sc x3) x6 [30]
R6-12: sc x30 [30]
R13: (invdec, sc x3) x6 [24]
R14: (invdec, sc x2) x6 [18]
Stuff
R15: (invdec, sc) x6 [12]
R16: invdec x6 [6]
Finish off, leave a really long tail (2-3 ft). Using the tail, come out between R9-10, move over 2 stitches and down 1 row, go back in, pull tight so make eye dent. Repeat in opposite direction for the other eye.
Ears (make 2)
Ears (make 2)
For the a clean colour change, I recommend referring to the method in this video (not made by me).
Using light brown and dark brown yarn and 3.75 mm hook.
R1: mr 4 [4]
R2: (inc, sc) x2 [6]
R3: inc, sc, sc, inc, sc x2 [8]
R4: inc, sc x2, sc x2, sc x2, inc [10]
R5: inc, sc x3, sc x3, inc, sc x2 [12]
R6: inc, sc x4, sc x4, inc, sc x2 [14]
R7-10: sc x6, sc x5, sc x3 [14]
R11: sc, invdec, sc x3, sc x2, invdec, sc, sc x3 [12]
Insert pipe cleaner
R12: sc, invdec, sc x2, sc, invdec, sc, sc x3 [10]
R13: sc x4, invdec, sc, sc x3 [9]
R14: sc x4, invdec, sc x3 [8]
R15: sc x8 [8]
Finish off and leave a long tail for sewing.
Stab pipe cleaners sticking out of the ears into the side of the head about 12 stitches apart.
Body
Body
Using light brown yarn and 3.75 mm hook.
R1: mr 6 [6]
R2: inc x6 [12]
R3: (inc, sc) x6 [18]
R4: (inc, sc x2) x6 [24]
R5-9: sc x24 [24]
R10: (invdec, sc x4) x4 [20]
R11: sc x20 [20]
R12: (invdec, sc x3) x4 [16]
R13: sc x16 [16]
Stuff. Finish off. If you have enough long tails left from the head or ears to sew the body on, no need to leave a long tail here.
Tail
Tail
Using white and light brown yarn and 3.75mm hook.
R1: mr 4 [4]
R2: (inc, sc) x2 [6]
R3: (inc, sc) x3 [9]
R4: (inc, sc x2) x3 [12]
In R5, change colours every stitch.
R5: (sc, sc) x6 [12]
R6: (inc, sc x2) x4 [16]
R7: (inc, sc x3) x4 [20]
R8: (inc, sc x4) x4 [24]
R9-12: sc x24 [24]
R13: (invdec, sc x2) x6 [18]
Stuff
R14: (invdec, sc) x6 [12]
R15: invdec x6 [6]
Finish off and leave a long tail.
Legs (make 4)
Legs (make 4)
Using light brown yarn and 3.25 mm hook (NOTE THE SMALLER HOOK SIZE).
R1: mr 6 [6]
R2: inc x6 [12]
R3: BLO: sc x12 [12]
R4: sc x12 [12]
R5: invdec, sc, invdec, sc x7 [10]
R6: invdec x2, sc x6 [8]
Stuff. Make 2 legs up to here.
R7-9: sc x8 [8]
R10: invdec x4 [4]
Stuff, leave a long tail for sewing.
If you don't have a brush or don't want to do that step, I would recommend using a faux fur yarn to get the fluffy effect. You can check out my testers work who decided to make that substitution!
Big Tuft (make 3)
Big Tuft (make 3)
Using white yarn and 3.75mm hook.
R1: mr 4 [4]
R2: BLO: inc x4 [8]
R3: BLO: (inc, sc) x4 [12]
R4: BLO: (inc, sc x2) x4 [16]
R5-6: BLO: sc x16 [16]
R7: (invdec, sc x2) x4 [12]
Do not stuff. Finish off and hide tail.
Small Tuft
Small Tuft
Using white yarn and 3.75mm hook.
R1: mr 4 [4]
R2: BLO: inc x4 [8]
R3: BLO: (inc, sc) x4 [12]
R4: BLO: (inc, sc x2) x4 [16]
Fold in half, sc across both layers to sew shut (sc x8). Ch. Fold a big tuft in half, sc across both layers to sew it shut (sc x6), ch. Repeat on all tufts. Leave a long tail for sewing.
Details
Details
Needle felt the eyes in black and white.
Needle felt the nose.
Use a thinner black yarn to embroider the mouth.
Using a brush, brush out 1 side of each tuft starting from the bottom. Work your way up, leaving one row at the top for sewing.
Assembly
Assembly
Recommended pinning and sewing order:
1. Sew the head to the body. Pin all the legs and tail to the body, make sure Eevee balances well.
2. Sew the front legs to the body, making sure it is centered.
3. Sew the back legs to the body
4. Tail to body
5. Sew the tufts onto body right under the head. Make sure the small tuft is on the back and brushed-out fluffy side facing out.
Your Creations
Your Creations
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