Amigurumi Handsome Cat Free Crochet Pattern

Are you a crochet enthusiast looking for your next charming project? Look no further because we have an adorable and free crochet pattern just for you – the Amigurumi Handsome Cat. With this pattern, you can create an irresistibly cute and huggable feline friend that will capture the hearts of all who see it.

Even if you’re new to amigurumi, fear not! Our step-by-step tutorial will guide you through the process, ensuring that your crochet cat turns out picture-perfect. From choosing the softest yarn to adding the fine details that give your cat its character, we’ve got you covered.

So, grab your crochet hooks and embark on a delightful journey to craft your own cuddly companion. Whether you’re making it for yourself or as a thoughtful gift, the Amigurumi Handsome Cat is sure to bring joy and warmth into any home. Let’s get started on this purr-fectly wonderful crochet adventure!

Materials and Tools:

· Mohair yarn. I have a mohair 50g / 475m in 3 threads

· 1.25 hook or under your yarn

· Yarn for string bag and hook under it. I have Jeans from YarnArt and hook 1.5

· Filler

· Fabric-based wire and patch

· Needle and durable thread for tightenings (we pull off a little bit)

· Needle and thread for sewing

Eyes

Felting needle

White felt or wool for felting eye proteins

Velcro for combing

White acrylic for tinting and black pastel

· A little clay for a nose or a finished nose

· Fishing line for mustache and vibrissa

I began to knit another cat from the same mohair, but in 2 strings, and not in 3.

Hook 1. The cat’s height is about 20cm)

Abbreviations

Ch – air loop

Sc – single crochet

Dec – decrease, knit two stitches together

İnc – increase – we knit two from one column

() х4р – repeat in parentheses 4 times

3in1 – we knit three from one column

Half loop – half loop

Sl-st – connecting column

3vms – 3 stitches knit together

The toy is knitted in a spiral for both half loops, if not specified

otherwise.

The ears. (2 pcs.)

We knit in rotary rows. At the beginning of each row do 1vp lift.

Dial a chain of 15ch, from the second loop from the hook

1-5 Row. 14sc

6 row. 3sc, 1dec, 4sc, 1dec, 3sc (12)

7 row. 12sc

8 row. 5sc, 1dec, 5sc (11)

9 row. 5sc, 1dec, 4sc (10)

10 row. 4sc, 1dec, 4sc (9)

11 Row. 4sc, 1dec, 3sc (8)

12 Row. 3sc, 1dec, 3sc (7)

13 row. 2sc, 3vms, 2sc (5)

14 row. 1dec, 1sc, 1dec (3)

15 row. 3vms (1)

Fasten the thread, break it.

Eyelids (2 pcs.)

Dial a chain of 15ch. We knit in rotary rows from the second loop from the hook.

At the beginning of each row do 1ch lift

1-3 row. 14sc

4 row. (2sc, 1dec) x3p, 2sc (11)

Fasten the thread, break it.

Lower jaw.

We knit in rotary rows. At the beginning of each row we do 1ch lift.

Dial a chain of 12ch, from the second loop from the hook

1 row. 11sc

2 row. 4sc, 1dec, 5sc (10)

3 row. 4sc, 1dec, 4sc (9)

4 row. 3sc, 1dec, 4sc (8)

5 row. 3sc, 1dec, 3sc (7)

6 row. 2sc, 3vms, 2sc (5)

7 row. 1dec, 1sc, 1dec (3)

Fasten the thread, break it.

Tail.

You can not follow the marker. Dial the chain and 2ch. Further from 2 loops from

hook

1 row. 6sc

2 row. 6inc (12)

3 row. (2sc, 1inc) х4р (16)

4 row. 16sc

5 row. (3sc, 1inc) х4р (20)

6-12 Row. 20sc (7 rows)

13 row. 1dec, 18sc (19)

14-19 Row. 19sc (6 rows)

Now we insert the wire and begin to stuff.

20 row. 1dec, 17sc (18)

21-26 Row. 18sc (6 rows)

27 Row. 1dec, 16sc (17)

28-34 Row. 17sc (7 rows)

35 row. 1dec, 15sc (16)

36-41 Row. 16sc (6 rows)

42 row. 1dec, 14sc (15)

43-48 Row. 15sc (6 rows)

49 row. 1dec, 13sc (14)

50-55 Row. 14sc (6 rows)

56 row. 1dec, 12sc (13)

57-62 Row. 13sc (6 rows)

63 row. 1dec, 11sc (12)

64-70 row. 12sc (7 rows)

Finish sl-st. Fasten the thread, break it.

Stage 2.

Pens, 2 things)

Dial a chain of 2ch, from the second loop from the hook. You can not follow the marker.

1 row. 6sc

2 row. 6inc (12)

3 row. (1sc, 1inc) x6r (18)

4-7 Row. 18sc

8 row. 1dec, 16sc (17)

9-11 Row. 17sc

12 Row. 1dec, 15sc (16)

13-16 Row. 16sc

17 Row. 1dec, 14sc (15)

We insert the wire and begin to stuff.

18-32 row. 15sc (15 rows)

33 row. 1dec, 13sc (14)

34-54 Row. 14sc (21 rows)

Finish sl-st, fasten thread, break.

Stage 3. Legs.

Left leg.

The marker runs along the inside of the foot and legs. In case of marker leaving

to the side, do offset loops.

Dial the chain from 7ch, then from the second loop from the hook

1 row. 1inc, 4sc, 3in1, on the other side of the 5sc chain (14)

2 row. 7sc, 1inc, 1sc, 1inc, 2sc, 1inc, 1sc (17)

3 row. 7sc, 1inc, 1sc, 1inc, 7sc (19)

4 row. 8sc, 1inc, 1sc, 1inc, 8sc (21)

5-6 Row. 21sc

7 row. 10sc, 1dec, 9sc (20)

8 row. 9sc, 1dec, 8sc, 1inc (20)

9 row. 9sc, 1dec, then we knit for the back half loop 7sc, for both half loop 2sc (19) then for both

half loop

10 row. 19sc

11 Row. 10sc, then enter the hook into the free half loop of the 9th row, grab both half loop

10 rows and knit sc. So with the capture of the half loop of the 9th row, you need to knit 7sc.

2sc for both half loop (19) Next, we knit for both half loop.

12 Row. 7sc, 1dec, (3sc, 1inc) x2p, 2sc (20)

13 row. 2sc, 1dec, 1sc, 1dec, 4sc, for the rear half loop 7sc, for both half loop 2sc (18)

14 row. 18sc

15 row. 1sc, 2dec, 2sc, 1dec, then we introduce the hook into the free half loop of 13 rows,

grab both half loop of the 14th row, knit sc. So with the capture of half loop 13 rows you need

knit according to the pattern: 1sc, 1inc, 2sc, 1inc, 1sc, 1inc. Further for both half loop of the 14th row

we knit the remaining 2sc (18) Next, we knit for both half loops.

16 row. (3sc, 1dec) x2p, 2sc, 1inc, 2sc, 1dec, 1sc (16)

17 Row. 16sc

18 row. 3sc, 1dec, 5sc, 1inc, 5sc (16)

Insert wire and stuff tightly. Next, fill as you knit. Per

marker can not be followed. Later we will displace and align it.

19-40 Row. 16sc (22 rows)

41 row. Incomplete row. We knit so many sc to set a new marker

in the middle of the back of the leg. Next, follow the marker so that it does not

deviated from the vertical. If necessary, make offset loops.

42 row. 11sc, 1inc, 4sc (17)

43 row. 12sc, 1inc, 4sc (18)

44 row. 3sc, 1inc, 4sc, 1inc, 9sc (20)

45 row. 14sc, 1inc, 5sc (21)

46 row. 21sc

47 row. 14sc, 1inc, 6sc (22)

48 row. 15sc, 1inc, 6sc (23)

49 row. 9sc, (1inc, 6sc) x2p (25)

50 row. 17sc, 1inc, 7sc (26)

51 row. 17sc, 1inc, 8sc (27)

52 row. 18sc, 1inc, 8sc (28)

Finish sl-st. Fasten the thread, break it.

Right leg.

The marker runs along the inside of the foot and legs. In case of marker leaving

to the side, do offset loops.

Dial a chain of 7ch. From the second loop from the hook

1 row. 5sc, 3in1, on the other side of the chain 4sc, 1inc (14)

2 row. 1sc, 1inc, 2sc, 1inc, 1sc, 1inc, 7sc (17)

3 row. 7sc, 1inc, 1sc, 1inc, 7sc (19)

4 row. 8sc, 1inc, 1sc. 1inc, 8sc (21)

5-6 Row. 21sc

7 row. 9sc, 1dec, 10sc (20)

8 row. 1inc, 8sc, 1dec, 9sc (20)

9 row. 2sc, for the rear half loop 7sc, then for both half loop 1dec, 9sc (19)

10 row. 19sc

11 Row. 2sc, then enter the hook into the free half loop of the 9th row, grab both half loop

10 rows and knit sc. So with the capture of the half loop of the 9th row, you need to knit 7sc.

10sc for both half loop (19) Next, we knit for both half loop.

12 Row. 2sc, (1inc, 3sc) x2p, 1dec, 7sc (20)

13 row. 2sc, for the rear half loop 7sc, then for both half loop 4sc, 1dec, 1sc, 1dec, 2sc (18)

14 row. 18sc

15 row. 2sc, then enter the hook into the free half loop of the 13th row, grab both

half loop of the 14th row, we knit sc. So with the capture of half loop 13 rows you need to knit

circuit: 1inc, 1sc, 1inc, 2sc, 1inc, 1sc. Next, for both half loops of the 14th row, we knit 1dec,

2sc, 2dec, 1sc (18)

16 row. 1sc, 1dec, 2sc, 1inc, 2sc, (1dec, 3sc) x2p (16)

17 Row. 16sc

18 row. 5sc, 1inc, 5sc, 1dec, 3sc (16)

Insert wire and stuff tightly. Next, fill as you knit. Per

marker can not be followed. Later we will displace and align it.

19-40 Row. 16sc (22 rows)

41 row. Incomplete row. We knit so many sc to set a new one

marker in the middle of the back of the leg. Next, follow the marker so that it does not

deviated from the vertical. If necessary, make offset loops.

42 row. 4sc, 1inc, 11sc (17)

43 row. 4sc, 1inc, 12sc (18)

44 row. 9sc, 1inc, 4sc, 1inc, 3sc (20)

45 row. 5sc, 1inc, 14sc (21)

46 row. 21sc

47 row. 6sc, 1inc, 14sc (22)

48 row. 6sc, 1inc, 15sc (23)

49 row. (6sc, 1inc) x2p, 9sc (25)

50 row. 7sc, 1inc, 17sc (26)

51 row. 8sc, 1inc, 17sc (27)

52 row. 8sc, 1inc, 18sc (28)

Do not break the thread. From here we continue knitting carcasses.

 Stage 4. Carcass.

We continue knitting on the right leg.

1 row. 9sc (check if the marker did not run away, then there should be the most

protruding point of the foot), 6ch, 28sc along the left foot (starting from the very

protruding point), 6sc along the chain of ch, 19sc along the right leg (68)

2 row. Incomplete row. 9sc on the right foot, 3sc on the chain of ch.

We expose the new brand Row. Now he goes to the center of the back.

3 row. 17sc, 1inc, 32sc, 1inc, 17sc (70)

4 row. 2sc, 1inc, (3sc, 1inc) х4р, (2sc, 1inc) х4р, 8sc, (1inc, 2sc) х4р,

(1inc, 3sc) x4p, 1inc, 2sc (88)

5 row. 6sc, 1inc, 11sc, 1inc, 12sc, 1inc, 24sc, 1inc, 12sc, 1inc, 11sc, 1inc,

6sc (94)

6 row. 1dec, 1inc, 88sc, 1inc, 1dec (94)

7 row. 1dec, 1inc, 88sc, 1inc, 1dec (94)

8 row. 1dec, 90sc, 1dec (92)

9 row. 1dec, 22sc, 1dec, 7sc, 1dec, 22sc, 1dec, 7sc, 1dec, 22sc, 1dec (86)

10 row. 86sc

11 Row. 1dec, 82sc, 1dec (84)

12 Row. 41sc, 1dec, 39sc, 3vms (82) Take the third loop to decrease

next row. Thus, the marker will shift 1 loop to the left.

13 row. 3sc along with 3sc tail, 76sc, 3sc along with 3sc tail

(82)

14 row. 19sc, 1dec, 40sc, 1dec, 16sc, 3sc tail (80)

Move the marker here, now it goes to the center of the tail and goes

to the back.

15 row. 3sc tail, 6sc, (1dec, 18sc) x3p, 1dec, 9sc (76)

16 row. 76sc

17 Row. 2sc, 1dec, 16sc, 1dec, 32sc, 1dec, 16sc, 1dec, 2sc (72)

18 row. 8sc, 1dec, 52sc, 1dec, 8sc (70)

19 row. 70sc

20 row. 10sc, 1dec, 46sc, 1dec, 10sc (68)

21-23 Row. 68sc

24 row. 13sc, 1dec, 38sc, 1dec, 13sc (66)

25 row. 5sc, 1dec, 15sc, 1dec, 18sc, 1dec, 15sc, 1dec, 5sc (62)

26 Row. 62sc

27 Row. 17sc, 1dec, 6sc, 1dec, 8sc, 1dec, 6sc, 1dec, 17sc (58)

28 Row. 24sc, 1dec, 6sc, 1dec, 24sc (56)

29-33 Row. 56sc (5 rows)

34 row. 20sc, 1dec, 12sc, 1dec, 20sc (54)

35-44 Row. 54sc (10 rows)

45 row. 11sc, 1dec, 28sc, 1dec, 11sc (52)

46 row. 52sc

47 row. 6sc, 1dec, 36sc, 1dec, 6sc (50)

48-49 Row. 50sc

50 row. 10sc, 6sc together with 6sc hands, 18sc, 6sc together with 6sc hands,

10sc (50)

51 row. 10sc, 8sc on the arm, 18sc, 8sc on the arm, 10sc (54)

52 row. 15sc, 1dec, 20sc, 1dec, 15sc (52)

53 row. 6sc, 1dec, 2sc, 1dec, 6sc, 1dec, 12sc, 1dec, 6sc, 1dec, 2sc, 1dec,

6sc (46)

54 row. 46sc

55 row. 3sc, 1dec, 10sc, 1dec, 12sc, 1dec, 10sc, 1dec, 3sc (42)

56 row. 6sc, (1dec, 5sc) x4p, 1dec, 6sc (37)

57 Row. (3sc, 1dec) х3р, 7sc, (1dec, 3sc) х3р (31)

58 row. (2sc, 1dec) х3р, (1sc, 1dec) х2р, 1sc, (1dec, 2sc) х3р (23)

59 row. 23sc

60 row. 10sc, 1dec, 11sc (22)

61 row. 22sc

Do not break the thread, continue knitting the head.

Stage 5. Head.

We continue knitting. The marker is on the back of the head.

1 row. 22sc

2 row. (1sc, 1inc) х11р (33)

3 row. 16sc, 1inc, 16sc (34)

4 row. (2sc, 1inc) х3р, (1sc, 1inc) х4р, (1inc, 1sc) х4р, (1inc, 2sc) х3р (48)

5 row. 48sc

6 row. (3sc, 1inc) х3р, (2sc, 1inc) х4р, (1inc, 2sc) х4р, (1inc, 3sc) х3р (62)

7 row. 8sc, 1inc, (5sc, 1inc) х3р, 8sc, (1inc, 5sc) х3р, 1inc, 8sc (70)

8 row. 70sc

9 row. (6sc, 1inc) х10р (80)

10 row. (9sc, 1inc) x8r (88)

11-16 Row. 88sc

If the marker escaped, align it now. In case of displacement loops

have to do often, now it’s better to make an additional loop

displacement.

17 Row. 38sc, 1inc, 1dec, 6sc, 1dec, 1inc, 38sc (88)

18 row. 39sc, 1dec, 6sc, 1dec, 39sc (86)

19 row. 37sc, 1inc, 1dec, 6sc, 1dec, 1inc, 37sc (86)

20 row. 37sc, 1inc, 1dec, 6sc, 1dec, 1inc, 37sc (86)

21 row. 38sc, extra marker, 1dec, 6sc, 1dec, extra marker,

38sc (84)

22 row. 36sc, 1inc, 1dec, 6sc, 1dec, 1inc, 36sc (84)

23 row. 36sc, 1inc, 1dec, 6sc, 1dec, 1inc, 36sc (84)

24 row. 5sc, 1dec, (9sc, 1dec) х3р, 4sc, (1dec, 9sc) х3р, 1dec, 5sc (76)

25 row. 34sc, 1dec, 4sc, 1dec, 34sc (74)

26 Row. 32sc, 1inc, 1dec, 4sc, 1dec, 1inc, 32sc (74)

27 Row. 6sc, 1dec, 8sc, 1dec, 6sc, 1dec, 7sc, 1dec, 4sc, 1dec, 7sc, 1dec, 6sc, 1dec, 8sc,

1dec, 6sc (66)

28 Row. 29sc, 1dec, 4sc, 1dec, 29sc (64)

29 Row. (6sc, 1dec) x8r (56)

30 row. 56sc

We start to fill, trying to keep in shape. See the photo. We are a little

we will tighten, while maintaining these bends.

31 row. (5sc, 1dec) x8r (48)

32 row. (6sc, 1dec) х6р (42)

33 row. (5sc, 1dec) x6r (36)

34 row. (4sc, 1dec) х6р (30)

35 row. (3sc, 1dec) х6р (24)

36 row. (2sc, 1dec) x6r (18)

37 Row. (1sc, 1dec) x6r (12)

38 row. 6dec (6)

Pull the hole. Fasten the thread, break it.

Stage 6. Design.

First you need to comb the cat well and all the details.

Now make the ducks. We introduce a needle with a strong thread under the jaw, including

the place where we had a “bulge”. We display about 1 marker. Enter in pair

loops from the exit point of the thread and display about 2 markers. Retreating a couple

loops and return the needle to point 1. Having retreated a couple of loops, we return under

jaw. Tighten the thread so that the nose forms, tighten the knot, thread

cut off.

Repeat the same procedure for the second eye. Insert the needle under the jaw

output at point 2. Enter a pair of loops from the exit point of the thread and output to

point 1. Return the needle to point 2 and then under the jaw. Fasten the thread,

hide the tips.

Sew the lower jaw and ears.

Fasten the eyes and roll the white of the eyes. You can use white felt

instead of felting.

Now we’ll emphasize the muzzle line a bit, go through the felting needle

lines from the corner of the mouth. I also walked a little along the line from nose to mouth and

toned this line with a black marker. But you can simply flash this line

black thread.

Sew the eyelids so as to cover the eye almost halfway.

Sculpt the nose (or use the finished one), fasten.

Now toning. We collect some paint on the brush, the brush should remain

semi-dry. We tint the tips of the ears, breast, strip from the nose bridge upwards

forehead. Slightly tinted line from the eye to the line of the mouth. Black pastel

toned around the nose.

We fix the mustache.

To do this, cut pieces of fishing line 3 times longer than the planned length of the mustache.

Fold in half and tie a knot. We take a needle and thread with a strong thread.

The color is as close as possible to the main color. Thread in one addition. We introduce

a needle in a mouth and we deduce on the right on a muzzle.

Now we enter the needle with the BACK, blunt side through one loop from the point

exit the thread and display on the left on the face in the place where we plan the antennae.

The needle is not pulled out, leave in the muzzle.

And pull the thread from the needle. We pass the thread through the knot on the fishing line and insert

thread back into the needle. We pull out the needle on the right side of the muzzle, holding out

fishing line inside the muzzle.

In the same way we stretch the second antennae. Having finished with him, we take the needle into his mouth,

we tie the thread and hide the ends.

Repeat for the right side of the face.

For vibrissa we introduce a needle the BACK of the mouth from the mouth to the point where we plan

vibrissa. Do not pull the needle to the end. Pull the thread from the needle, thread

through the loop on the fishing line, we thread the thread back into the needle. Pull the needle out

mouth. Tie the ends of the thread with a knot, hide. Repeat from the second side.

String bag.

We knit a chain of 7ch.

We estimate the size of the string bag and take the thread 5 times longer. I have a string bag (myself

mesh) 7cm. So I need a 35cm long thread. Cut off 8 pieces

35cm long.

Fold the thread in half, pull through the outer loop of our pigtail,

we fix. Repeat 4 fasteners on each side of the pigtail – through one

a loop.

The result is such a design. 8 bundles of 2 threads each.

Now we need to pick up 2 templates, according to which we will measure the size of the cell

string bags. The main size is bigger, I have a thick Row brand. Second template in 2-

3 times smaller in diameter – I have a pen from the brush.

Now play the spider and weave the net. We take 2 threads from neighboring bunches,

set a smaller template and tie it to 2 knots. Repeat with

following bundles. The first row has turned out.

We no longer need this template, then we work with a large one.

The second row is tied around a large template, taking threads from neighboring bundles.

We no longer need this template, then we work with a large one.

The second row is tied around a large template, taking threads from neighboring bundles.

Repeat to the desired height. The last row is done without templates, “on

eye”. We knit so that we get a triangle, without tightening it at all

to end.

So we narrow the edge of the string bag a little.

Next, you need to tie the edge with crochets. I got 3sc by

each side of the “triangle”. Those. it turned out 24sc (8 triangles in

3sc).

Now a little math. Divide the resulting number of columns by 2 (2

side of the bag). I got 12sc on each side. Now need

divide each side into 3 parts – the middle part – the place of knotting.

I got 4sc from each side to the handle, 4sc of the handle, 4sc after

pens.

Fold the string bag in half, knit the incomplete row to the bend point, then knit

according to 4sc, 20ch, skip 4 loops and then knit 4sc. That’s how we

make one side of the string bag. We continue the second side. 4sc, 20ch,

skip 4 loops, then 4sc.

Fill string bag to taste))

Hat.

Thanks to Natasha @ DREAM-M for the description)

Bobbin yarn “Velor” (Italy), hook No. 1.25 Hat height 3 cm.

You can not follow the marker.

1 row. 6sc to KA

2 row. 6 inc = 12 (12)

3 row. (1sc, inc) * 6 = 18 (18)

4 row. (2sc, inc) * 6 = 24 (24)

5 row. (3sc, inc) * 6 = 30 (30)

6 row. 2sc, inc, (4sc, inc) * 5.2sc = 36 (36)

7 row. We knit this row for the back half-loops (3sc, dec) * 6 = 30 (30)

8-9 Row. 30sc (30)

10 row. (8sc, dec) * 3 = 27 (27)

11-13 Row. 27sc (27)

14 row. (7sc, dec) * 3 = 24 (24)

15-18 Row. 24 sc (24)

19 row. (7sc, inc) * 3 = 27 (27)

20 row. We knit this row for the front half-loops (inc, 1sc) * 9 = 45 (45)

21 row. (inc, 4sc) * 9 = 54 (54)

22 row. (inc, 8sc) * 6 = 60 (60)

23 row. (inc, 9 sc) * 6 = 66 (66)

The edge of the cap is tied with a “crib step”.

Butterfly

1p dial a chain of 11ch, from the second loop from the hook. Knit rotary

in rows, doing p. lifting.

1-5 p 10 sc

Tie around the perimeter with a “crib step”.

I connected the jumper (the center of the bow) like this: I dialed a chain of 7ch. Then pulled off

butterfly in the center and sewn it to the neck of the cat.

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