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Azumarill Plush

Crochet ePattern

Intermediate

$3.00

By Hatshenaniganz

Description

Crochet a cute Azumarill plush with this step-by-step pattern with pictures!

Feel free to follow instructions exactly or modify to your liking. Felt is suggested to use for some pieces, but these could be swapped out for crochet shapes.
Plushies made from this pattern can be sold, and if images are shared online please mention Hatshenaniganz on Ribblr as the pattern creator. You may not share, sell, or video the pattern.

Techniques used and special notes:
-color changes
-bottom to top construction for the body (using invisible decreases to give the top a clean look)
-cut and sewn or glued felt pieces
-wired tail encased in felt (or wrap yarn around a wire, or just use a black pipe cleaner!)

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Pattern Info

Media

Photo

Language

English US & UK

Unit

Inches & cm

Makes

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Materials

Yarns

Chenille

A thinner black yarn for mouth detail, and optionally to wrap around the wire for the tail

Fabrics

Felt in white, black and pink

Notions

Safety eyes (12 mm suggested for bulky yarn size)

Polyfill stuffing

Tapestry needle

Stitch marker (can use a Bobby pin)

Tools

Scissors

Other

Wire (thicker gauge) or a black pipe cleaner (for tail support)

Glue (to attach felt pieces)

Abbreviations

FO	fasten off
Gauge	Gauge / Tension
MR	Magic Ring
dec	decrease
inc	increase
inv	invisible
sc	single crochet

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Frequently asked questions

Is Azumarill Plush suitable for beginners?

This is an intermediate-level Crochet pattern. Some prior experience is recommended before starting.

What language is this Crochet pattern in?

This pattern is available in English (US & UK terms).

What is included with the Ribblr interactive version?

This is a Ribblr ePattern - an interactive digital pattern with step-by-step instructions, stitch tutorial videos, progress tracking, smart sizing, US/UK auto-translation, and CM/inch auto-conversion. No PDF download is required.

Can I sell items I make from this pattern?

Yes, you can sell finished items made using this pattern design.

What is Azumarill Plush?

Azumarill Plush is an Intermediate Crochet pattern designed by Hatshenaniganz for making an Amigurumi. Crochet a cute Azumarill plush with this step-by-step pattern with pictures! Feel free to follow instructions exactly or modify to your liking. Felt is suggested to use for some pieces, but these could be swapped out for crochet shapes. Plushies m...

Who designed Azumarill Plush?

Hatshenaniganz designed the Azumarill Plush pattern. Find more of their patterns on their Ribblr shop page.

What type of item does Azumarill Plush make?

The Azumarill Plush pattern makes a Amigurumi. It is a Intermediate Crochet pattern.

What materials are needed for Azumarill Plush?

To make Azumarill Plush you will need: Chenille, Chenille, A thinner black yarn for mouth detail, and optionally to wrap around the wire for the tail, Felt in white, black and pink, Safety eyes (12 mm suggested for bulky yarn size), Polyfill stuffing, Tapestry needle, Stitch marker (can use a Bobby pin), Wire (thicker gauge) or a black pipe cleaner (for tail support), Glue (to attach felt pieces). Tools required: Scissors.

Have other crafters made Azumarill Plush?

3 crafters have shared their finished crochet makes for Azumarill Plush on Ribblr. 100% of reviewers recommend this pattern. 100% found it easy to follow.

How much does Azumarill Plush cost?

The Azumarill Plush pattern costs 3.00 USD on Ribblr.

Why use Ribblr for Azumarill Plush?

The Ribblr version of Azumarill Plush includes row-by-row progress tracking so you never lose your place, interactive stitch tutorials built into each step, one-tap US/UK term switching, and automatic cm/inch unit conversion - all without a PDF download. You craft directly in the app on any device.

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