Jigglypuff Free Pattern

This listing is for an original pattern that I have written myself!

Looking for a cute Jigglypuff crochet pattern that’s fun, beginner-friendly, and perfect for Pokémon fans? This Jigglypuff amigurumi crochet pattern is a great project for anyone who loves making character plushies and adorable handmade toys.

This crochet pattern walks you through creating your own Jigglypuff plush using simple stitches and clear, easy-to-follow instructions. It’s suitable for confident beginners and experienced crocheters alike, and it works up into a soft, round, and squishy amigurumi that’s instantly recognizable. 

The sample shown was made using plush-style yarn such as Honey Bunny or Baby Snuggle from Hobbii with a 4.5mm crochet hook, giving it a cuddly, huggable finish that’s perfect for plush toys.

Perfect for Pokémon lovers, anime crochet fans, and anyone searching for amigurumi crochet patterns, this Jigglypuff makes an adorable gift, desk buddy, or collectible. The pattern is written in standard US crochet terms and focuses on achieving a clean, polished result with minimal fuss.

If you’re searching for Pokémon crochet patterns, Jigglypuff amigurumi, or cute crochet plushies, this pattern is a must-make. Grab your yarn and hook and bring this sweet, singing Pokémon to life!

Pattern Features: 

• Written in English

• Uses US crochet terminology

• Confident beginner crochet level

• Uses basic crochet stitches

• Ideal for gifts, collectibles, and handmade décor

This pattern was made by me and is for personal use only. Please do not sell or share the pattern. You may share plushies made from this pattern, but please give credit to the designer and do not claim the pattern as your own.

Please respect this!

Feel free to tag me on Instagram @chronic.creator

[Note: US abbr pattern]

Level: Confident beginner 

Abbreviations 

MR = Magic Ring
Ch = Chain
Dec = decrease
Hdc = half double crochet
Inc = increase
Sc = single crochet
Slst = slip stitch
St = stitch

Materials

For Jigglypuff:

• Light pink yarn
• Black Yarn for the inner ears
• Black 8ply yarn for the mouth
  
• Stuffing
• 4.5mm hook
• Needle for sewing parts together
• Felt for Eyes or Safety eyes (I used 35mm eyes)

For the microphone

• Light grey yarn
• Dark grey yarn
• Light green yarn
• Stuffing
• 4.5mm hook
• Needle for sewing parts together

Jigglypuff

 

Body

ℹ. In light pink

1. 6sc in mr (6)

2. Inc in each st(12)

3. Inc, sc, repeat around (18)

4. Inc, 2sc, repeat around (24)

5. Inc, 3sc, repeat around (30)

6. Inc, 4sc, repeat around (36)

7. Inc, 5sc, repeat around (42)

8. Inc, 6sc, repeat around (48)

9-16. Sc in each st(48)

17. Dec, 6sc, repeat around (42)

18. Dec, 5sc, repeat around (36)

19. Dec, 4sc, repeat around (30)

20. Dec, 3sc, repeat around (24)

ℹ. Insert eyes in round 11, roughly 9st apart

If you are using felt eyes, try to make the middle of them line up with round 11, with roughly 5 stitches between the inside edges

Start stuffing

21. Dec, 2sc, repeat around (18)

22. Dec, sc, repeat around (12)

ℹ. Add more stuffing

23. Dec in each st(6)

ℹ. Slst, tie off and close up. Don't forget to weave in your tail!

Feet x2

1. 5sc in mr (5)

2. Inc in each st(10)

3-6. Sc in each st(10

7. Dec in each st (5)

ℹ. Slst, tie off and close up, you don't need to stuff the feet. Leave a tail long enough to sew the feet on to the body. Repeat these steps to make the 2nd foot

Arms x2

1. 5sc in mr (5)

2. Sc in each st (5)

3. Inc, sc, Inc, sc, Inc (8)

4-6. Sc in each st(8)

ℹ. Slst, tie off and leave a tail long enough for sewing onto the body. You don't need to stuff the arms. Repeat these steps to make the 2nd arm

Ears x2

ℹ. For the ears you are going to start in black and follow rounds 1 and 2

1. Ch6 (6)

ℹ. In the next round, the stitches in brackets are to made in the same chain. After the brackets you will be crocheting back down the other side of the chain

2. Hdc in ch3 from hook, hdc, sc, (sc, hdc, sc), sc, hdc, hdc (9)

ℹ. Tie it off and repeat rounds 1 and 2 in pink but do not tie the pink one off, continue on to round 3

For round 3 you will no longer be working in the round, you will be flipping the project and working back around the top of the ear

Place the black section on top of the pink one and insert your hook through both as you work around the edge

The stitches in brackets are to be made in the same stitch

3. Flip, ch1, 4 hdc, (hdc, ch1, hdc), 4hdc (12)

ℹ. Tie off and weave in all of your tails apart from the last one, leave that long enough to sew the ear onto the body. The bottom of the ears should be open and unworked

Swirl

ℹ. You will make the swirl in 2 pieces and then join them together.

You're going to start by making the top of the swirl

1. 6sc in mr (6)

2. Inc in each st (12)

3-6. Sc in each st (12)

ℹ. Slst and tie off. Put this to the side, you'll need it in a few minutes

Now you are going to make the end of the swirl

1. 6sc in mr (6)

2-3. Sc in each st( 6)

4. 3inc, 3sc (9)

5. Sc in each st (9)

ℹ. Now you are going to join the 2 pieces together. In the next round it will tell you to 'join with sc'. For this, you will need to insert your hook through a stitch on BOTH pieces at the same time before making your SC

When I refer to the 1st piece, that is the piece currently on your hook

When I refer to the 2nd piece, that is the piece you made just before this, the bigger end of the swirl

6. 3sc in the 1st piece, join with sc,10sc in the 2nd piece, join with sc, 4sc in the 1st piece (19)

7. (Dec, sc)x5, dec, dec (12)

ℹ. Add some stuffing, but not too much. You don't want it to be tightly packed

8. Dec in each st (6)

ℹ. Slst, tie off and close up

Assembly

I tend to start by attaching the swirl, you can use long needles or skewers to hold it in place. You will want to curl the tip of the swirl in to give it a better shape. See photo for reference

I try to make the bottom of the swirl sit roughly 2 rounds above the eyes, but depending on what eyes you use, you might want to adjust this

Next, add the ears on either side of the swirl
Go halfway down the swirl and then back a bit, that's where you want them to sit. See photo for reference

For the arms, you want to attach them at a slight angle so that they are pointing forwards slightly
You'll be sewing along the open edge and you want the very top to be in line with the bottom of the eyes, and you want the back of the arm to roughly line up with the ear

And finally add the feet. You want them to be in line with the eyes and pointing out slightly. Unfortunately, the feet do require a little bit of guess work and readjusting. You might want to use a long needle or skewer to hold the feet in place and check the positioning before you sew them!

Now you can add a little smile of you'd like!
I make my smile 4 stitches wide, with the tops of the smile sitting on the same round as the bottom of the eyes

Microphone

Top of the Microphone

ℹ. In light green

1. 8sc in mr (8)

2-6. sc in each st (8)

ℹ. Slst, stuff, tie off and close up! You are going to make the handle seperately and then sew the 2 pieces together, this just gives it a smoother line between the top and the handle

Handle

ℹ. Start in light grey

1. 6sc in mr (6)

2. Sc in each st (6)

ℹ. Colour change to dark grey

3-10. Sc in each st (6)

ℹ. For the light grey band at the top of the handle you are going to tie a slip knot on your hook and insert your hook 2 rounds below where you tied off. Now you need to surface crochet around the handle using slip stitches.

ℹ. Last but not least, sew the 2 parts of the micropone together and then sew it into Jigglypuffs hand (if you want to)

You should now have a finished Jigglypuff!