Litten Amigurumi Pattern

 
Litten is that moody kitten from Pokemon Sun and Moon. If anyone else watches the anime, you’ve probably had your heart broken in that episode where Litten loses his friend Stoutland to old age. I bawled watching that episode. But after a few days of mourning, Litten was back up and at ’em. Make your own crochet Litten and remember to keep moving forward, even if life gets you down.

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Materials

• Yarn: : Black, Red (medium ply yarn was used)
• 3.5 mm crochet hook – fiber-fill stuffing
• Felt: yellow, black, red  (for the eyes), felting needle if desired
• Scissors, yarn needle for assembly

 

 

Abbreviations
R(#): Round number

MR: magic ring

Sc: single crochet

Inc: increase (2 sc in same stitch)

Hdc: half double crochet

Dec: decrease (decrease 2 sc into one)

I recommend using invisible decrease

Tch: turn chain (chain one and switch directions)

Ch: chain

Sl st: slip stitch

f/o: fasten off

If you’re not sure how to do any of the above stitches, check out my Learn to Crochet Video Series !
 
 

Litten Amigurumi Pokemon Crochet Pattern by StringsAway

 
 
Head

Using black:

R1. 6 sc in MR (6)

R2. Inc around (12)

R3. ‘Sc 1, inc’ around (18)

R4. ‘Sc 2, inc’ around (24)

R5. ‘Sc 7, inc ‘ around (27)

R6-9. Sc around (27) four times

At this point, surface crochet red markings on face (see instructions below.)

Continuing on: you’ll be changing colors between black and red:

R10. Sc 5, Sc 5, Sc 2, Sc 5, Sc 10 (27)

R11. Sc 5, Sc 2, dec, Sc 1, inc, inc, Sc 1, dec, sc 2, Sc 8, dec (26)

R12. Sc 2, dec, Sc 1, Sc 1, dec, sc 6 , dec, Sc 2, dec, sc 2, dec, sc 2 (21)

R13. Sc 1, dec, Sc 1, dec, Sc 1, dec, dec, dec, Sc 1, dec, Sc1, dec, Sc 2 (14) Add stuffing.

R14. Dec, dec, dec x 3, dec, dec (7) f/o

 
 

Forehead Surface Crocheting

 
 
 
 

Body and Tail
Using Black:

R1. 6 sc in MR (6)

R2. Inc around (12)

R3. ‘Sc 1, inc’ around (18)

R4. ‘Sc 2, inc’ around (24)

R5-12. Sc around (24) eight times

R13. ‘Sc 2, dec’ around (18)

R14. ‘Sc 1, dec’ around (12)

R15. Dec around (6)

R16-31. Sc around (6) sixteen times

R32. ‘Sc 1, inc’ around (9)

R33. Sc around (9)

R34. ‘Sc 1, dec’ around (6)

Insert a small piece of electrical wiring (copper wire) if you want the tail to have any curves or specific shape.

Tail Spike 1: Ch 3, sl st to same base as 1st ch

Tail Spike 2: Ch 4, in 2nd ch from hook: sc, hdc, sl st to same base as 1st ch,

Tail Spike 3. Repeat R36.

Tail Spike 4: Repeat R35. f/o.

 
 

Legs
Make 4. Start with black (switch to red when indicated):

R1. 6 sc in MR (6)

R2. Sc 2, inc, inc, Sc 2 (8)

R3. Sc around (8)

R4. Sc 2, dec, dec, sc 2 (6)

R5. Sc 3, Sc 3 (6)

R6. Sc 3, Sc 3 (6)

R7. Sc 3, Sc 3 (6)

R8. Sc 6 (6)

R9. Inc, Sc 5 (7)

R10. Inc, Sc 6 (8)

R11. Sc around (8)

R12. Dec around (4) f/o

 
 

Ears

Make 2 using black:

R1. 4 sc in MR (4)

R2. Sc 1, inc, Sc 1, inc (6)

R3. Sc 1, inc, Sc 2, inc, Sc 1 (8)

R4. ‘Sc 1, inc’ around (12)

R5. ‘Sc 1, inc’ around (18)

R6. ‘Sc 5, inc’ around (21) f/o.

Do not stuff, press flat

 
 

Whiskers
Make 2 – using red:

R1. Ch 5, sl st into 1st ch to form a loop

R2-R3. Sc around (5) two times

R4. Inc, sc around (6)

Whiskers:

1: ch 2, sl st into same base as chain

2: ch 3, sl st into same base as chain

3: ch 2, sl st into same base as chain. f/o.

 
 

Assembly of Crochet Litten

Head: Attach the whiskers to the head at the edge of the color change from red to black (at the cheeks.) Attach the ears to the top of the head, angling forward.

Body: Attach the legs to the body angling outwards such that Litten stands balanced.

Details: Create eyes with felt pieces or needle felting as desired.

I hope you enjoy your amigurumi Litten!

 

 

Litten takes a stroll on the boardwalk on a gloomy, cloudy day.

Thank you for trying this pattern – I hope you enjoy your Amigurumi Litten!

 

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