Crochet Grinch Amigurumi

Crochet Grinch Amigurumi Pattern

Materials Needed:

• Bright green worsted weight yarn (for body and arms)
• Fuzzy eyelash yarn (for fur texture)
• White, red, and green yarn (for scarf)
• Black yarn or felt (for eyebrows, nose, and mouth)
• Black safety eyes (20 mm) or embroidery thread for eyes
• Crochet hook size 3.5mm (E) or as needed for tight stitches
• Stitch marker
• Stuffing (polyfill)
• Yarn needle
• Scissors

Abbreviations:

• MR: Magic Ring
• sc: Single crochet
• inc: Increase (2 sc in one stitch)
• dec: Decrease (sc 2 stitches together)
• sl st: Slip stitch
• ch: Chain

Head and Body:

1. Start with the head:
   • Make a MR with green yarn.
   • Round 1: 6 sc in MR (6).
   • Round 2: inc in each st around (12).
   • Round 3: (1 sc, inc) repeat 6 times (18).
   • Continue increasing each round until reaching 42 stitches.
   • Work 10 rounds evenly (42).
   • Begin decreasing: (5 sc, dec) repeat until closed. Stuff as you go.
2. Body:
   • Attach yarn to base of head. Start increasing similarly until reaching 36 sts.
   • Work 12-15 rounds evenly. Decrease to form body shape. Stuff firmly.

Arms (make 2):

• Start with 6 sc in MR. Increase to 12 sts. Work 10 rounds evenly. Slightly stuff and sew onto body.

Legs (make 2):

• Follow similar instructions as arms but make slightly thicker (16 sts).

Facial Features:

• Use black yarn or felt for the smile and eyebrows.
• Attach safety eyes or embroider expressive eyes with white thread.

Scarf:

• Use red and white yarn.
• Chain 70 (or as needed), turn, and work 2 rows of sc. Alternate colors for stripes.

Finish off by sewing the arms, legs, and scarf in place. Fluff the fuzzy yarn for extra texture to give the Grinch his iconic fur.

Final Touch for Your Crochet Grinch Amigurumi

The Crochet Grinch Amigurumi is a perfect handmade project for Christmas lovers. Its vibrant colors, mischievous smile, and fuzzy texture will bring joy to anyone who receives it. Add this iconic character to your holiday décor or gift it to spread handmade cheer!

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