Tigger Pattern

Tigger Pattern
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Winnie the Pooh and friends were some of my favourite characters when growing up. From
furry diaries to carpets and blankets, it had to be Winnie the Pooh themed. So of course I
had to recreate some of these loveable characters as amigurumis. They are all designed
with chenille yarn to make them extra squishy. (It’s important that you use the yarns listed
below or I can’t guarantee that the result will be the same.) Tigger here is quite a lot bigger
than Eeyore so if you’re looking for a larger Amigurumi he’s the one to make!
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Please note, this pattern is for personal use only.
Materials used:
(You’ll need 2 balls of the Mustard yarn and only 1 of the rest)
Colour A: Cygnet Yarns Chenille Chunky, Mustard
Colour B: James C Brett Flutterby Chunky, Oatmeal
Colour C: James C Brett Flutterby Chunky, Black
Colour D: James C Brett Flutterby Chunky, Petal Pink
Crochet Hook: 4mm
Toy stuffing
Stitch marker
Head part 1:
1. Using colour A, work 6 sc in magic ring (6)
2. Inc in each st (12)
3. *1 sc, 1 inc** repeat * to ** 6 times (18)
7-11. Sc in each st
12. *4 sc, 1 inv.dec** repeat * to ** 6 times (30)
Stop crocheting and stuff the head firmly.
Inv.dec in each st (6)
Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing the last stitches together.
Head part 2:
1. Using colour B, work 6 sc in magic ring (6)
5-8. Sc in each st
Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing the muzzle to the head.
Assembly:
The muzzle will be sewn on to the decreasing side of the head to keep the neater looking
stitches at the back of the head. Sew the muzzle to the head around round 14, stuff as you
go along.
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Head part 3:
Now you’ll work as you would in a magic ring but instead of joining after round 1, you’ll chain
1 at the end of each round and turn your work to get a half circle.
1. Using colour B work 6 sc in magic ring (6) ch1, turn.
2. Inc in each st (12) ch1, turn.
3. Sc in each st, ch1, turn.
4. *1 sc, 1 inc** repeat * to ** 6 times (18) ch1, turn.
5. Sc in each st
Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing the eye area to the head.
Assembly:
Sew in place just above the muzzle, it should stretch to between round 9 and 10 of the head.
Make sure you stretch the sides so the width is approximately the same as the muzzle.
Using a long tail of colour A, make 2 long stitches across the muzzle to cover up where the
two parts join.
For the eyes, these will sit on bottom of the half circle, just above the muzzle. Using colour C,
make a stitch on the outside of round 1, across the height of one stitch. Go over the same
stitch 4 times.
For the eyebrows, these will sit just above where the half circle ends. Using colour C, count 4
stitches in between, make a stitch across 3 stitches down the side of the half circle, go over
once more.
Nose:
1. Using colour D, make a magic ring, chain 3.
2. In the magic ring make the following stitches: 2 tr, 2 dc,
2 hdc, 1 sc, 2hdc, 2dc, 2 tr, chain 3, sl st in to the magic ring.
Now tighten the magic ring and you should have a heart shaped nose.
Assembly:
Stitch in place just above round 1 to between round 6 and 7 of
the muzzle.
Mouth:
The mouth is sewn on in between round 6 and 7, make a stitch across the
full length with colour C, don’t secure in place yet. The middle of the mouth will sit between
round 4 and 5 so make sure you’re happy with the position before securing in place. You can
do this by using a bit of glue or making 3 stitches in colour C by doing a loop around the
mouth in the same stitch.
Ears:
1. Using colour B work 6 sc in magic ring (6)
3. Change to colour A, *1sc, 1 inc** repeat * to ** 6 times (18)
Fasten off leaving a long tail for sewing the ears to the head.
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Assembly:
Attach the ears to round 8 of the head, leaving 7 stitches in between.
Body:
7. Sc in each st
8-9. Change to Colour C, sc in each st
10-12. Change to Colour A, sc in each st
13. Change to Colour C, sc in each st
15. Change to Colour A, sc in each st
17. Sc in each st
20. Change to Colour A, sc in each st
22. Sc in each st
Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing the body to the head.
Stuff the body firmly.
The body is attached across row 9-12 of the head.
Belly:
1. Chain 11.
2. From second chain from the hook, sc 10 down both sides of the chain (20).
3. *Sc 9, inc** repeat * to ** 2 times (22)
4. *Sc 10, inc** repeat * to ** 2 times (24)
5. *Sc 9, inc, sc, inc** repeat * to ** 2 times (28)
6. *Sc 10, inc, sc, inc** repeat * to ** 2 times (32)
7. *Sc 11, inc, sc, inc, sc, inc** repeat * to ** 2 times (38)
8. *Sc 10, inc, 3 sc, inc, 3 sc, inc** repeat * to ** 2 times (44)
Fasten off leaving a long tail for sewing the belly to the body.
Attach the belly across row 5- 20 of the body.
Legs (make 2):

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5-7. Sc in each st
10.Sc in each st
Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing the legs to the body.
Stuff the bottom part of the legs but not the thinner part to allow for movement.
Attach the legs on each side of the body, just below where the first
black stripe starts on the body.
Arms (make 2):

4-6. Sc in each st
8. Sc in each st
Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing the arms to the body.
Stuff the bottom part of the arms but not the thinner part to allow for movement.
Attach the arms 1 row down from where you attached the head to the body.
Tail:
1. Using colour C, work 6 sc in magic ring (6)
3-5. Sc in each st
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Fasten off leaving a long tail for sewing the tail to the body.
Stuff the tail firmly.
Attach the tail at the back of the body in the middle of the first black stripe.
Ta-da! Your Tigger is complete! 🥳
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