Loading...

background image for header

Crochet Pattern

Cyndaquil - Free amigurumi pattern

Difficulty Level:   

Hey there! If you are like me, then you grew up playing the Pokémon games and watched the television series. I thought I would share a pattern that I created that brings one of my favorite Pokémon characters to life: Cyndaquil, who is one of the three starter Pokémon that trainers can choose from in Pokémon Gold and Silver (two of my personal favorites in the series).

This character pattern is fun to make and it is a great way to practice your crochet techniques. I have added some options when adding the fire. It is time to crochet 'em all!

This pattern I think turned out extremely well, if you do use this pattern please @CrochetCacheCA on social media. I would love to see the results!

Cyndaquil Pokemon

 


Materials and Information


Yarns:

**All yarns are in Weight 4 - Medium / Worsted
  1. Almond - Bernat Premium
  2. Teal - Impeccable - Loops & Threads
  3. Sunny Day - Impeccable - Loops & Threads
  4. Flame - Red Heart - Super Saver
  5. Cherry Red - Red Heart Super Saver
  6. White - Red Heart Soft

US Crochet Terms

Abbreviations:
  • Rnd(s): Round(s)
  • Row(s): Row(s)
  • sc: Single Crochet
  • dc: Double Crochet
  • hdc:Half Double Crochet
  • tr: Treble or triple Crochet
  • dtr: Double Treble or Quadruple Crochet
  • inv dec: Invisible decrease
  • dec: Decrease
  • dc dec: Double Crochet Decrease
  • inc: Increase
  • dc inc: Two double crochets in the same stitch
  • cc: Colour Change, followed by the colour
  • sl st: Slip Stitch

Additional Materials:

  • - Black - Aunt Lydia's Crochet Thread - Fashion 3 (1 Super Fine)
  • - 4.5mm crochet hook
  • - Bent Yarn needles
  • - Scissors
  • - Red velcro (optional)
  • - Red felt(optional)

Tips:

  • - Keep track of beginning of rows by using a marker
  • - 4.5mm crochet hook
  • - Crochet this toy with tight stitches, helps not show the stuffing through
  • - To keep details such as increases, make sure to add extra stuffing in these areas as you stuff them.

Use Policies:

You may not redistribute, sell or claim this pattern in it entirety, or in part of, as your own design/pattern

You are welcome to sell finish products made from this pattern, as long as you provide credit for the pattern as 'Pattern by Crochet Cache' if posted on a social platform other than Facebook, Instagram, Twitter. Else provide credit as 'Pattern by @CrochetCacheCA' on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook.

I am not responsible for any legal repercussions that may incur, this character is not licensed by me.

Cyndaquil is property of the Pokemon franchise, I have no ownership of this character in any way. It is property of Nintendo.

 

 


Nose


Rnd 1 Almond - 6sc in Magic Circle (6)
Rnd 2 6sc (6)
Rnd 3 (1sc, inc) x 3 (9)
Rnd 4 9sc (9)
Rnd 5 (2sc, inc) x 3 (12)
Rnd 6 12sc (12)
Rnd 7 (3sc, inc) x 3 (15)
Rnd 8 15sc (15)
Rnd 9 (4sc, inc) x 3 (18)
Rnds 10-11 18sc (18)
Rnd 12 (5sc, inc) x 3 (21)
Rnd 13 21sc (21)
Rnd 14 (6sc, inc) x 3 (24)
Rnds 15-16 24sc (24)
- sl st, leaving long tail for attaching to the head and stuff
Nose of cyndaquil

 


Head


Rnd 1 Blue - 6sc in Magic Circle (6)
Rnd 2 6inc (12)
Rnd 3 (1sc, inc) x 6 (18)
Rnd 4 (2sc, inc) x 6 (24)
Rnd 5 (3sc, inc) x 6 (30)
Rnd 6 (4sc, inc) x 6 (36)
Rnd 7 (5sc, inc) x 6 (42)
Rnd 8 (6sc, inc) x 6 (48)
Rnd 9 (7sc, inc) x 6 (54)
Rnds 10-17 54sc (54)
Rnd 18 (7sc, inv dec) x 6 (48)
Rnd 19 (6sc, inv dec) x 6 (42)
Rnd 20 (5sc, inv dec) x 6 (36)
Rnd 21 (4sc, inv dec) x 6 (30)
Rnd 22 (3sc, inv dec) x 6 (24)
- Start Stuffing
Rnd 23 (2sc, inv dec) x 6 (18)
Rnd 24 (1sc, inv dec) x 6 (12)
Rnd 24 6inv dec (6)
- sl st
- Stitch the remaining 6 loops together then tighten all stitches fasten off and cut and hide remaining tail.
Head of cyndaquil

 

 


Body


Rnd 1 Almond - 6sc in Magic Circle (6)
Rnd 2 6inc (12)
Rnd 3 (1sc, inc) x 6 (18)
Rnd 4 (2sc, inc) x 6 (24)
Rnd 5 (3sc, inc) x 6 (30)
Rnd 6 (4sc, inc) x 6 (36)
Rnd 7 (5sc, inc) x 6 (42)
Rnd 8 (6sc, inc) x 6 (48)
Rnd 9 (7sc, inc) x 6 (54)
Rnds 10-11 54sc (54)
Rnd 12 (8sc, inc) x 6 (60)
Rnds 13-14 60sc (60)
Rnd 15 (8sc, dec) x 6 (54)
Rnds 16-17 54sc (54)
Rnd 18 (7sc, dec) x 6 (48)
Rnds 19-20 48dc (48)
Rnd 21 (6sc, dec) x 6 (42)
Rnds 22-23 42sc (42)
Rnd 24 (5sc, dec) x 6 (36)
Rnds 25-26 36sc (36)
Rnd 27 (4sc, dec) x 6 (30)
Rnds 28-29 30sc (30)
- sl st, leave a long tail to attach to the body and stuff.
Cyndaquil's Body

 


Head Teal Patch


Note: Attach the head to the body before making this. So you can measure the stripe from where the head is connected to the body to the top of the nose. If it is short add so more rounds of the 10Sc.
Row 1 Teal - Chain 11, turn skip chain close to hook, 10sc, Chain turn. (10)
Rows 2-31 10sc, Chain turn (10)
-Don't chain turn the last row. sc around all four sides, sl st, leave a really long tail to attach it to the head.
Teal stripe for cyndaquil's head

 


Nose Teal Patch


Row 1 Teal - Chain 11, turn skip chain close to hook, 10sc, Chain turn. (10)
Row 2 10sc, Chain turn (10)
Row 3 dec, 6sc, dec, Chain Turn (8)
Row 4 8sc, Chain turn (8)
Row 5 dec, 4sc, dec, Chain turn (6)
Row 6 6sc, Chain turn (6)
Row 7 dec, 2sc, dec, Chain turn (4)
Row 8 4sc, Chain turn (4)
Row 9 2dec, Chain turn (2)
Row 10 2sc, Chain turn
- sc all around piece, sl st leaving a long tail to attach to the head/nose.
Teal stripe for cyndaquil's nose

 


Back Teal Patch


Row 1 Teal - Chain 11, turn skip chain close to hook, 10sc, Chain turn. (10)
Row 2 inc, 9sc, Chain Turn (11)
Row 3 inc, 10sc, Chain Turn (12)
Row 4 inc, 11sc, Chain Turn (13)
Row 5 inc, 12sc, Chain Turn (14)
Row 6 inc, 13sc, Chain Turn (15)
Row 7 inc, 14sc, Chain Turn (16)
Row 8 inc, 14sc, inc, Chain Turn (18)
Row 9 inc, 16sc, inc, Chain Turn (20)
Row 10 inc, 18sc, inc, Chain Turn (22)
Rows 11-13 22sc, Chain Turn (22)
Row 14 dec, 18sc, dec, Chain Turn (20)
Row 15 dec, 16sc, dec, Chain Turn (18)
Row 16 18sc, Chain Turn (18)
Row 17 dec, 14sc, dec, Chain Turn (16)
Row 18 16sc, Chain Turn (16)
Row 19 dec, 12sc, dec, Chain Turn (14)
Row 20 14sc, Chain Turn (14)
Row 21 dec, 10sc, dec, Chain Turn (12)
Row 22 12sc, Chain Turn (12)
Row 23 dec, 8sc, dec, Chain Turn (10)
Row 24 10sc (10)
- sc all around piece, sl st leaving a long tail to attach to the body.
Teal stripe for cyndaquil's back

 

 


Arms


**Make Two**

Rnd 1 Almond - 6sc in Magic Circle (6)
Rnd 2 6sc (6)
Rnd 3 (inc, sc) x 3 (9)
Rnd 4 9sc (9)
Rnd 5 (inc, 2sc) x 3 (12)
Rnds 6-7 12sc (12)
Rnd 8 (inc, 3sc) x 3 (15)
Rnds 9-10 15sc (15)
Rnd 11 Turn work, 9sc
Rnd 12 Turn work, 8sc
Rnd 13 sc all around work, sl st, leaving long tail to attach to body and stuff
Cyndaquil's arm

 


Legs


**Make Two**

  Almond - Chain 7, skip closest stitch near the hook, 5sc, 3sc in next stitch, 4sc, inc in next stitch (14)
Rnd 1 14sc (14)
Rnd 2 14sc in back loops only (14)
Rnd 3 3sc, 3dec, 5Ss (11)
Rnd 4 3sc, 2dec, 4sc (9)
Rnd 5 9sc (9)
Rnd 6 9inc (18)
Rnd 7 6sc, 2inc, 10sc (20)
Rnd 8 20sc (20)
Rnd 9 6sc, 4inc, 10sc (24)
 
Rnds 10-14
***Left Leg***
13sc, chain turn
 
Rnds 10-14
***Right Leg***
(Chain turn - for rnd 10 only), 13sc, chain turn
Rnd 15 dec, 9sc, dec, Chain Turn
Rnd 16 dec, 7sc, dec, Chain Turn
Rnd 17 dec, 5sc, dec, Chain Turn
Rnd 18 dec, 3sc, dec, Chain Turn
Rnd 20 - sc around the opening of the leg.
- sl st, leave long tail to attach to body, stuff the foot and stuff the thigh as attaching to the body.
Cyndaquils's left leg

 


Toes


**Make Two**

Rnd 1 White - 3sc in Magic Circle (3)
Rnd 2 3sc (3)
Rnd 3 3inc (6)
Rnd 4 6sc (6)
- sl st, leave long tail to attach to feet and a small amount of stuffing.
cyndaquil's toes

 


Spots on Back


For spots on the back you have two options:
  • Red Felt
  • or
  • Red Velcro

Cut the felt or velcro (soft velcro side, not the hooks side) into the shapes below. You can sew them if you would like. I hot glued mine to the back. The velcro is for if your making the fire removable. If you are making cyndaquil with out fire then use the felt. If you are making the fire not removable you do not need the velcro or the felt.

 

Cyndaquil's back spot's
Cyndaquil's spot height
Cyndaquil's spot width

 


Fire


**Make Four**

Whether you make the fire removable or not use the following instructions to make the fire for his back.
  Red - Chain 6, skip look closest to the hook, 4Sc, 3Sc in same loop, 4Sc, 3Sc in same loop (14)
Rnd 1 (4Sc, 3Inc) x 2 (20)
- Sl St leave long tail if direct attaching to back. Else if removable fire, secure and cut short.
 
Strings Needed
Red - Cut 10 inch strings x 20
Orange - Cut 8 inch strings x 30
Yellow - Cut 6 inch strings x 40
 
Attaching Strings
Red - Group four strings together and fold in half. Feed the loop through the center of the crochet oval and back through. Feed the ends of the strings through the loops and pull taut, trying to keep the ends the same length. Do this 5 times in the center row of the oval.
Orange - Group two strings together and fold in half. Feed the loop through next to the red in the crochet oval and back through. Feed the ends of the strings through the loops and pull taut, trying to keep the ends the same length. Do this 15 times in the center row of the oval.
Yellow - Group two strings together and fold in half. Feed the loop through next to the orange in the crochet oval and back through. Feed the ends of the strings through the loops and pull taut, trying to keep the ends the same length. Do this 20 times in the center row of the oval.

Using a wire pet brush, brush out the tied strings to get a more realistic looking fire. You will have chunks of the string come off that is ok.

cyndaquil's fire not brushed

cyndaquil's fire brushed

cyndaquil's fire bottom

cyndaquil's fires

 

 


Assembly


  • NOTE: do this before you make the teal head stripe, so you can use the distance from the back of the head to the top of the nose to measure. Attach the head to the body.
  • - Attach the nose pointing down.
  • - Attach the teal stripes.
  • - Attach the legs next the body teal stripe for the back of, with a slight tilt to the legs and body.
  • - Attach the toes to the legs
  • - Attach arms at the side of Cyndaquil.
  • This part is different depending on your choice for the fire or no fire:
    • If you choose no fire. Sew or hot glue the red spots on his back on the teal.
    • If you choose the fire but perminant, then with the long red tail left attach the fire to his back
    • If you choose removable fire. Hot glue and/or sew the soft side of the velcro to his back. hot glue the hook side to the fire.
  • - Stitch on the eyes half circles
  • - Stitch on nostrils.


YOUR DONE!
Assembling head and nose to body

Cyndaquil with is teal stripe

 

Feet side view
Arms Side view
Cyndaquil's toe

 

Cyndaquil spots
Cyndaquil's eyes and nose
Cyndaquil hugging his fire

 

 


Conclusion


Well, I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. If you need any help with the pattern, feel free to leave a comment and I’ll get back to you as soon as possible! Thanks for reading and don’t forget to check out my other patterns.

 

Completed Side View
Completed Front View
Completed No Fire View

Latest Patterns

Image for: Bat - Amigurum pattern

Bat - Amigurum pattern

Difficulty Level:

When I first encountered a bat, it was in a spooky movie, and I thought they were purely fictional.

Comments
Debbie

Do you have to sew or can you hot glue the head on

image of the pattern for comments
Crochet Cache

You have to sew the head on from the remaining tail of the body.

Debbie

On nose teal not understanding row8

image of the pattern for comments
Crochet Cache

Row 8 on the Nose Teal part is 4 single crochets and chain turn. I have corrected the finishing stitch count. Thank you for bringing my attention to this.

Brandi

Hi there, everything seems to be clear so far except the beginning step of the legs. I'm struggling to understand how we end up working in the round from the foundation chain without any slip stitches. I'm a beginner at crochet and so far I have the head and body together, as well as the nose and arms ready to sew on. Would appreciate clarification :) thank you

image of the pattern for comments
Crochet Cache

Sorry for the confusion, it is like, if you are crochet in rows, you would either chain one and start crocheting back down the chain. In my case I don''t chain, I would skip a stitch which acts like the chain one and start crocheting in the second stitch from the hook. If you want the chain to be completely closed. instead of skipping any stitched stitch in the back stitch on the chain all the way back. The next part where is says to 3sc in the same loop, this should be the end loop which will allow you to work around to the other side of the chain. I hope this helps.

Leave a Comment