Amigurumi Mushroom Crochet Pattern
This adorable Amigurumi Mushroom friend can be made in a variety of colors to suit any aesthetic, from classic red and white to earthy neutrals and vibrant neons.
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This pattern is also versatile in finished measurements! You can simply change your yarn weight and use the hook listed on the label and make this mushroom bigger or smaller as desired!
Of course this also means that you can use any yarn fiber that you prefer! I am a sucker for snuggly soft chenille yarn, but this crochet Mushroom guy would also look just as adorable in 100% cotton yarn.
What is the skill level for this crochet pattern?
The Amigurumi Mushroom crochet pattern is an easy skill level pattern, but I think a confident beginner could work this up as long as there is a sufficient understand of crochet basics!
7 Alternate Projects for the Amigurumi Mushroom
Depending on what yarn and hook combo you choose, there are many project ideas for this Amigurumi Mushroom Crochet Pattern aside from a cuddly stuffed toy! You can even choose the face off to make it more woodland.
Keychain or Bag Charm – Attach a keyring to the top and carry a cute mushroom wherever you go.
Home Decor – Display them in a bowl, on a shelf, or as part of a whimsical fairy garden setup.
Pincushion – The mushroom’s cap makes a perfect pincushion for sewing and crochet enthusiasts.
Ornament – Hang it on a Christmas tree or as part of a seasonal garland.
Stress Reliever – Squish it like a stress ball for a little comfort throughout the day.
Gift Topper – Add a handmade touch by tying it to a wrapped present or gift bag.
Party Favor – Perfect for woodland or fairy-themed parties, these make unique and charming keepsakes.
Amigurumi Mushroom Crochet Pattern
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What materials do I need?
To make the Amigurumi Mushroom you will need any weight yarn in any fiber and the crochet hook that’s listed on the yarn label. The sample shown was made with 100% polyester (chenille) super bulky weight (#6). You will also need Fiberfill stuffing and black safety eyes.
The Crochet Pattern
Keep reading for a list of what you need to crochet the Amigurumi Mushroom, including the stitch pattern instructions!
Materials
Chenille Super Bulky Weight Yarn (#6)
- Red – 4.5oz [95yds]
- White – 5.5oz [115yds]
- Pink – Scraps
- Black – Scraps
Gauge
Not important for this project
Finished Measurements
Approximately 15” tall
Stitch Guide
arnd = around
dc = double crochet
dec = single crochet decrease
sc = single crochet
sl st(s) = slip stitch(es)
st(s) = stitches
YO = yarn over
Skill Level
Easy
Written in U.S. Terms
Notes
- This pattern is worked in continuous rounds, with no joins or chains, unless otherwise indicated.
- Beginning chs do not count as stitches.
- Where asterisks appear, repeat the instructions between them.
- Stuff head & body firmly; try not to overstretch.
- Leave arms & legs unstuffed.
- This mushroom can be made in any yarn weight to change the size. Just adjust the hook to what is listed on the yarn label.
Instructions
HEAD/BODY
With Red,
R1. Make magic ring, ch 1, 6 sc in ring (6)
R2. 2 sc in each st arnd (12)
R3. *2 sc, sc* arnd (18)
R4. *2 sc, sc x 2* arnd (24)
R5. *2 sc, sc x 3* arnd (30)
R6. *2 sc, sc x 4* arnd (36)
R7. *2 sc, sc x 5* arnd (42)
R8. *2 sc, sc x 6* arnd (48)
R9-17. sc arnd (48)
R18. BLO *dec, sc x 6* arnd (42)
R19. *dec, sc x 5* arnd (36)
With White,
R20. *dec, sc x 4* arnd (30)
R21. *dec, sc x 3* arnd (24)
Insert eyes between rounds 14 & 15, so they are 5-6 sts apart.
Stuff Head.
R22. *dec, sc x 2* arnd (18)
R23. sc arnd (18)
R24. *2 sc, sc x 2* arnd (24)
R25-32. sc arnd (24)
R33. *dec, sc x 2* arnd (18)
Stuff Body.
R34. *dec, sc* arnd (12)
R35. dec arnd (18)
Finish stuffing. Cut strand (leaving long), weave tail through remaining sts, and pull tight to close.
With Red,
Attach yarn to FLO of R18, dc in each st arnd, sl st to join; Fasten.
ARMS (Make 2)
With White,
R1. Make magic ring, ch 1, 4 sc in ring (4)
R2. 2 sc in each st arnd (8)
R3-4. sc arnd (8)
R5. *dec, sc x 2* arnd (6)
R6-12. sc arnd; Fasten at the end of R12. (6)
LEGS (Make 2)
With White,
R1. Make magic ring, ch 1, 5 sc in ring (5)
R2. 2 sc in each st arnd (10)
R3-4. sc arnd (10)
R5. *dec, sc x 3* arnd (8)
R6-12. sc arnd; Fasten at the end of R12. (8)
Finishing
- Stitch on mouth centered between eyes approximately two rows below them.
- Stitch cheeks next to the mouth, so they’re halfway under the eyes.
- Add eye whites by inserting the needle in any space and bringing it out to the front centered below the eye. Bring the needle up to front center over top of eye and insert needle. Bring the needle back out where you originally inserted the needle and tie the ends together, making sure the eye white is taut. Hide tails.
- Stitch white flecks randomly around the cap as desired.
- Flatten openings of arms and attach to sides of round 23 (leaving approximately
7 stitches between them). - Flatten openings of legs and attach to front of round 32 (leaving approximately 2 stitches between them).
- Hide all strings.
That’s how you make the Crochet Amigurumi Mushroom!
I hope you’ve enjoyed this pattern! Let me know what you think in the comments!
Happy Crocheting!
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He’s gorgeous. I was looking for something unusual for a yarn bombing project I’m helping with, I just need to go buy some more stuffing. Thank you
Hi Donna!
I’m so glad to hear you like him! <3
-Sonya