Low Sew Crochet Toro Cat Amigurumi Pattern For Beginners

Explore your creativity with the Crochet Toro Cat Amigurumi pattern, a playful and delightful way to express your crafting prowess! With this pattern, you'll piece together a charming and quirky Toro Cat, each stitch contributing to its unique character and heartwarming appearance. As you loop yarn into snug stitches, the personality of your playful kitty companion slowly emerges.

Crochet Toro Cat Amigurumi

It's not just about making a toy; it's about crafting a story and a friend. Perfect for an afternoon of relaxation or a thoughtful gift for a loved one, this crochet pattern will fill your time with enjoyment and end with a sense of accomplishment. Get your crochet hook ready for a fun-filled session creating something that's sure to bring smiles all around!

Materials:

Chunky yarn
Crochet hook (size not specified)
Stitch marker
Scissors
Stuffing material
Yarn needle
Black, pink, and creamish-colored felt
Black yarn for facial features

Head:

Round 1: Create a slip knot, chain two (or a magic ring), and work 4 single crochets (sc) into the first chain. Place a stitch marker in the last stitch.
Round 2: Single crochet increase around, resulting in 6 loops.
Round 3: Single crochet around with 6 stitches. Make two ears following this, one with a short tail (for sewing) and one still attached to the yarn.

Joining Ears:

Round 4: Chain two with the yarn from the second ear. Then, single crochet together to combine ears, resulting in 20 stitches around. Weave the tail of the first ear to close any gaps.

Continuing the Head:

Round 5: Start with 3 single crochet, followed by an increase in the next two stitches, 8 single crochet, an increase in the next two stitches, and 5 single crochet for the last five stitches. You should have 24 stitches around.

Rounds 6-8: Single crochet around with 24 stitches in each round.
Round 9: Begin with 4 single crochet, increase in the next two stitches, 10 single crochet, increase in the next two stitches, and finish with single crochet in the last six stitches for a total of 28 stitches.
Round 10: Single crochet around again with 28 stitches.
Round 11: Single crochet 4, then decrease over the next two stitches, 10 single crochet, decrease over the next two stitches, and single crochet in the last six stitches. You now have 24 stitches.
Round 12: Decrease 12 times around to finish with 12 stitches. Cut the yarn, pull through, and weave in the end.

Body and Limbs:

Limb Rounds 1-5: For each limb, make a chain 2 (or magic ring) and work 5 single crochet into the first chain for round 1, followed by single crochet around for rounds 2-5. Create three limbs and leave a tail for sewing.
Joining Limbs: Keep the yarn attached for the last limb and chain two to connect to the first limb with single crochets.

Main Body:

Round 6: Continue crocheting around for 14 stitches. Sew any gaps closed.
Round 7: Begin with 13 single crochet, then make a bobble stitch in the last stitch for the tail.
Rounds 8-11: Single crochet around for 14 stitches each round.
Round 12: Attach arms by single crocheting them into the body with decreases near the arms. Secure the yarn and weave in ends.

Assembly:

Sew the head and body together using a yarn needle.
Create facial features by cutting felt into shapes for the eyes, cheeks, and ear accents, and sew on with black yarn for the mouth and eyebrows.
Stuff the head and body before sewing them together.
Place felt pieces and glue down for eyes, cheeks, and ears.