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Raccoon with a Cookie crochet pattern

  • Mathematically BalancedChecked by script: in all 120 rounds the increases and decreases add up to the stitch count.

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Difficulty
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Time
~5 h
Size
14.4 cm
Weirdness
1/5
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Free crochet raccoon pattern: a Raccoon with a Cookie amigurumi, about 14 cm tall in DK yarn with a 2.5 mm hook. A chubby grey raccoon with a black mask and a striped tail hugs a big chocolate chip cookie in both paws and looks up with a guilty, worried face. You need about 135 m of yarn: 75 m grey, 30 m charcoal, 15 m tan, 5 m cream, 5 m pink and 5 m light brown. Plan on roughly 4 hours. It works as a cheerful gift for cookie fans and raccoon lovers or as a small shelf companion. Spin the 3D model and follow the round-by-round pattern.

How to crochet the Raccoon with a Cookie

Advanced · 14 cm tall · about 5 h · DK yarn · 2.5 mm hook

  1. Crochet the 17 pieces in rounds: Body, Head, Muzzle, Eye mask ×2, Light brow ×2, Cheek ×2, Ear ×2, Leg ×2, Tail, Arm ×2, Cookie (120 rounds in all).
  2. Stuff and put it together in 11 steps; each one lights up where it goes on the 3D model.
  3. Add the face: safety eyes by round and stitch, or embroider them for a child under 3.

Every round with its stitch count is in the Pattern tab below, and in the free printable PDF.

What you'll need

Tick things off as you gather them.

0 of 11 gathered

Gauge

1 sc ≈ 4 mm wide, 1 round ≈ 3.6 mm tall (10 cm ≈ 25 sc × 28 rounds); yarn about 1.9 mm thick. The gauge sets the size of the toy; crochet tightly so the stuffing does not show.

Worked in

Continuous spiral rounds. Don't join. Move a stitch marker up every round.

Parts

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0 of 103 rounds done

  1. Size before assembly: about 7 cm at the widest, 4.6 cm long; 17 rounds.
  2. Fasten off leaving a long tail (30–40 cm) for sewing. Stuff firmly just before sewing it on; a little less near the edge, then add a pinch when the seam is nearly done.

  1. Size before assembly: about 9.9 cm at the widest, 8.4 cm long; 33 rounds.
  2. → Insert the safety eyes now (positions: see “Face”) and fix the backs. Start stuffing (firmly) and keep adding as you decrease.
  3. Top up the stuffing if needed. Fasten off leaving a 15 cm tail; with the needle weave it through the front loops of all 6 stitches of the last round, pull tight and hide the end inside.

  1. Size before assembly: about 3.2 cm at the widest, 1.1 cm long; 5 rounds.
  2. Fasten off leaving a long tail (30–40 cm) for sewing. Insert the safety nose/eyes now, while the piece is open (positions: see “Face”). Stuff firmly just before sewing it on; a little less near the edge, then add a pinch when the seam is nearly done.

  1. A flat oval about 4.1 × 2.9 cm; 4 rounds. Worked around a chain, so it is an oval: sew it on with its long side (along the chain) running side to side. The round-start marker is in the middle of a long side (the piece's centre line), while R1 starts at a turn: after R1 shift the round start — sc 2 more (not counted in any round) and place the marker there. The increases fall on the turns.
  2. With charcoal: ch 5.
  3. Fasten off leaving a long tail (30–40 cm) for sewing. Do not stuff.

  1. A flat oval about 3.1 × 0.7 cm; 1 rounds. Worked around a chain, so it is an oval: sew it on with its long side (along the chain) running side to side. The round-start marker is in the middle of a long side (the piece's centre line), while R1 starts at a turn: after R1 shift the round start — sc 3 more (not counted in any round) and place the marker there. The increases fall on the turns.
  2. With cream: ch 8.
  3. Fasten off leaving a long tail (30–40 cm) for sewing. Do not stuff.

  1. A flat circle about 1.5 cm across; 2 rounds.
  2. Fasten off leaving a long tail (30–40 cm) for sewing. Do not stuff.

  1. Size before assembly: about 3.2 cm at the widest, 1.7 cm long; 6 rounds.
  2. Change to charcoal (pull it through on the last yarn-over of R2).
  3. Fasten off leaving a long tail (30–40 cm) for sewing. Do not stuff. Shape it into a dish: rounds 1–3 are the front of the piece, the magic ring its centre. Push the centre in so the front is concave (about 3 mm at the centre) and turn rounds 4–6 to the back: they make a thick rounded rim (about 8 mm thick) and lie behind as a second layer; the piece is about 32 mm across.<!-- (dish 50 %) -->

  1. Size before assembly: an oval about 3.7 × 2.9 cm at the widest, 2.7 cm long; 9 rounds. The piece is oval: the rounds go around the chain, and on the finished toy the chain (the long side of the oval) runs side to side; the starting chain is at the front of the piece (on the finished toy). The round-start marker is in the middle of a long side (the piece's centre line), while R1 starts at a turn: after R1 shift the round start — sc 1 more (not counted in any round) and place the marker there. The increases fall on the turns.
  2. With charcoal: ch 4.
  3. Fasten off leaving a long tail (30–40 cm) for sewing. Stuff firmly just before sewing it on; a little less near the edge, then add a pinch when the seam is nearly done.

  1. Size before assembly: about 4.1 cm at the widest, 5.4 cm long; 17 rounds.
  2. Change to charcoal (pull it through on the last yarn-over of R4).
  3. Change to grey (pull it through on the last yarn-over of R6).
  4. Change to charcoal (pull it through on the last yarn-over of R8).
  5. Change to grey (pull it through on the last yarn-over of R10).
  6. Change to charcoal (pull it through on the last yarn-over of R12).
  7. Change to grey (pull it through on the last yarn-over of R14).
  8. Change to charcoal (pull it through on the last yarn-over of R15).
  9. Fasten off leaving a long tail (30–40 cm) for sewing. Stuff moderately just before sewing it on; a little less near the edge, then add a pinch when the seam is nearly done.

  1. Size before assembly: about 1.6 cm at the widest, 3.4 cm long; 10 rounds.
  2. Change to grey (pull it through on the last yarn-over of R4).
  3. Fasten off leaving a long tail (30–40 cm) for sewing. Stuff lightly just before sewing it on; a little less near the edge, then add a pinch when the seam is nearly done.

  1. Size before assembly: about 5.5 cm at the widest, 3.1 cm long; 16 rounds.
  2. Change to tan (pull it through on the last yarn-over of R1).
  3. → Start stuffing (moderately) and keep adding as you decrease.
  4. Press the piece flat to about 3.9 cm thick (oval cross-section).<!-- press the piece flat by 30 % --> Top up the stuffing if needed. Fasten off leaving a 15 cm tail; with the needle weave it through the front loops of all 6 stitches of the last round, pull tight and hide the end inside.

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    1. Body is the base; its magic ring is at the bottom.
    1. Head onto the body. Stuff the body firmly. Hold the head's closing point (last round) at the centre of the body's opening (R17) and sew the edge of the opening all round to the head: the seam runs along round 28 of the head (all the way round). Top up the neck with stuffing before closing the seam so the head does not wobble. Press it into the base by about 5 mm.
    1. Muzzle → head. Centre: between rounds 20 and 21, on the centre front line. Sew around the opening (24 st); the seam covers rounds 16–24 of the head, about 8 st wide. It points forward.
    1. Eye mask → head (make 2). Centre: in round 17, 5.5 st from the centre front line, toward the toy's left (the one on the toy's left is described; sew the other as its mirror image). Sew it flat all round its edge; it covers rounds 13–21 of the head, about 9 st wide.
    1. Light brow → head (make 2). Centre: between rounds 12 and 13, 5 st from the centre front line, toward the toy's left (the one on the toy's left is described; sew the other as its mirror image). Sew it flat all round its edge; it covers rounds 11–15 of the head, about 7 st wide.
    1. Cheek → head (make 2). Centre: between rounds 20 and 21, 8 st from the centre front line, toward the toy's left (the one on the toy's left is described; sew the other as its mirror image). Sew it flat all round its edge; it covers rounds 19–22 of the head, about 4 st wide.
    1. Ear → head (make 2). Centre: between rounds 8 and 9, 9 st from the centre front line, toward the toy's left (the one on the toy's left is described; sew the other as its mirror image). Stand the dish on its rim, hollow side forward, and sew it on by the lower arc of the rim — about 6 st of round 5, catching the back layer too; the seam covers rounds 7–10 of the head, about 2 st wide. Press it into the base by about 9 mm.
    1. Leg → body (make 2). Centre: in round 5, 3.5 st from the centre front line, toward the toy's left (the one on the toy's left is described; sew the other as its mirror image). Flatten the opening (10 st against 10 st) and sew it on in a straight line side to side (across the toy), along the round: rounds 4–9 of the body, about 10 st wide. It points forward and slightly outward.
    1. Tail → body. Centre: in round 7, 4.5 st from the centre back line, toward the toy's left . Sew around the opening (24 st); the seam covers rounds 7–16 of the body, about 13 st wide. It points up and backward and slightly outward.
    1. Arm → body (make 2). Centre: in round 15, 7.5 st from the centre front line, toward the toy's left (the one on the toy's left is described; sew the other as its mirror image). Flatten the opening (5 st against 5 st) and sew it on in a straight line top to bottom (along the body), across the rounds: rounds 13–17 of the body, about 1 st wide. It points forward and slightly inward.
    1. Cookie → body. Centre: in round 6, on the centre front line . Sew the piece on by its start (the magic ring side); it touches rounds 6–15 of the body, about 14 st wide. It points up. Press it into the base by about 14 mm.

    Safety eyes and noses go in before the piece is stuffed and closed (see the pieces above); embroidery is easier before the piece is sewn on.

    • Safety eyes with a printed glint 14 mm (on the head): in round 17, 11 st apart (count along round 17: about 5.6 st each side of the centre front line).
    • Safety nose, triangle, 8×6 mm (on the muzzle): in round 2, on the centre top line.
    • Embroidery in black thread (on the muzzle), straight stitches through: (between rounds 2 and 3, on the centre bottom line) → (between rounds 3 and 4, on the centre bottom line ).
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    • Satin stitch (on the cookie): in chip brown thread, a oval about 5.5 mm wide and 5 mm tall, horizontal stitches; centred between rounds 6 and 7, 5 st from the centre front line, toward the toy's left.
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    • Satin stitch (on the cookie): in chip brown thread, a oval about 5 mm wide and 4.5 mm tall, horizontal stitches; centred between rounds 12 and 13, 4 st from the centre front line, toward the toy's left .

    Body · R1–R5

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    Abbreviations

    MR
    magic ring
    sc
    single crochet
    inc
    2 sc in the same stitch
    dec
    single crochet two stitches together (invisible decrease recommended)
    BLO
    work the round in back loops only
    FLO
    work the round in front loops only
    ch
    chain
    sl st
    slip stitch
    st
    stitch
    R5
    round 5; R7–14 = rounds 7 to 14 are the same
    (…) ×6
    repeat 6 times
    (24)
    stitches in the round when it is done
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