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A free Ferroseed amigurumi crochet pattern designed for crocheters ready to practice clean colour transitions, light sewing, and basic needle‑felting details. A great project for building confidence with intermediate techniques.
Before you begin
Before you begin
Difficulty Rating
Difficulty Rating
Advanced-Beginner ⭐
Estimated time to complete
Estimated time to complete
5 hours crocheting
5 hours assembly and details
Finished size (H x L x W)
Finished size (H x L x W)
6” x 4.5” x 4.5”
16 cm x 11 cm x 11 cm
Yarn Colours
Yarn Colours
Silver
Black
Green
Skills & Techniques
Skills & Techniques
colour change
sewing spikes
needle felting (facial details)
Pattern Testers
Pattern Testers
Once again, thanks for all the interest in testing my Ferroseed pattern!
Based on the feedback, it’s a pretty straight forward pattern but maybe a little repetitive for the spikes. Some testers were a little surprised how big it turned out and want to warn you that it may eat up more yarn than expected.
So, if you use medium weight acrylic yarn, the final plush will measure roughly H 16 cm x W 11 cm (6″ x 4.5″), this all varies based on your tension of course.
Check out my testers’ beautiful work!
They were so creative and chose to crochet the eyes instead of needle felting, or even switched up colours to make the shiny version.
Materials
Materials
Yarn
Yarn
Being in Canada, these were the specific brands and colours I was able to find and use for my project:
Silver = Loops & Threads, Soft & Shiny, Smoke, Medium (4)
Black = Loops & Threads, Soft & Shiny, Black, Medium (4)
Green = Loops & Threads, Impeccable, Jade, Medium (4)
Needle Felting Wool
Needle Felting Wool
Green
Yellow
Black
Tools
Tools
Hook size: 3.50 mm or 3.75 mm or 4.0 mm
I used a 3.5 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
Pins
Scissors
Stitch markers
Darning needle
The Pattern
The Pattern
I will have the entire pattern available here if you would like some extra details and tips. Otherwise, I have a condensed 1-pager PDF file that you can download, just scroll to the bottom of this post to find it. Print it out and get a binder ready to collect future Pokemon patterns!
If you do ever crochet your own Ferroseed, I would love to see your version, please tag me on instagram @knottyrox so I can see it!!
Body
Body
The body is built from the top to the bottom in continuous rounds.
I like to mark the stitch as I am completing my first stitch of each round so I know to stop right before the marker.
Using silver and black yarn and 3.5 mm hook.
R1: mr6 [6]
R2: inc x6 [12]
R3: (inc, sc) x6 [18]
R4: (sc x2, inc) x6 [24]
R5: (inc, sc x3) x6 [30]
R6: (sc x4, inc) x6 [36]
R7: (inc, sc x5) x6 [42]
R8: (sc x6, inc) x6 [48]
Switch to black yarn.
R9: BLO: sl x48 [48]
R10: BLO: (sc x7, inc) x6 [54]
Switch to silver yarn.
R11: BLO: sl x54 [54]
R12: BLO: sc x54 [54]
R13: sc x54 [54]
R14: (inc, sc x8) x6 [60]
R15-17: sc x60 [60]
Switch to black yarn.
R18: BLO: sl x60 [60]
R19: BLO: sc x60 [60]
Switch to silver yarn.
R20: BLO: sl x60 [60]
R21: BLO: sc x60 [60]
R22-25: sc x60 [60]
Switch to black yarn.
R26: BLO: sl x60 [60]
R27: BLO: (sc x8, dec) x6 [54]
Switch to silver yarn. Stuff as you go.
R28: BLO: sl x54 [54]
R29: BLO: sc x54 [54]
R30: (invdec, sc x16) x3 [51]
R31: (invdec, sc x15) x3 [48]
R32: (invdec, sc x14) x3 [45]
R33: (invdec, sc x13) x3 [42]
R34: (invdec, sc x12) x3 [39]
R35: (invdec, sc x11) x3 [36]
R36: (invdec, sc x4) x6 [30]
R37: (sc x3, invdec) x6 [24]
R38: (invdec, sc x2) x6 [18]
R39: (sc, invdec) x6 [12]
R40: invdec x6 [6]
Finish off and hide tail.
Spikes (make 17)
Spikes (make 17)
Using green yarn and 3.5mm hook.
R1: mr 3 [3]
R2: inc x3 [6]
R3: (inc, sc x2) x2 [8]
R4: sc x8 [8]
Leave a long tail for sewing.
Assembly
Assembly
Sew spikes as shown in picture. Note that the top of the body is the larger silver area (where you started) compared to the bottom.
If there is a number with an invisible spike, it is directly across on the other side.
Eyes
Eyes
Use needle felting to make random black patches and the eyes. You can use this as a template for shaping the eyes (this is a little less helpful on the digital version).
Your Creations
Your Creations
Finished your Ferroseed? I'd love to see it! Share your project on Ravelry so other makers can enjoy your version too!
Please tag me on instagram @knottyRox so I can see your beautiful creations ❤️
If you would like me to feature your creations on this page, please email me your picture and social media information so I can credit you properly!
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