As someone who doesn’t know anything about Pokemon past the first generation, I was a little confused when my friend asked me to create this guy. I mean, what is Dunsparce? Is it a bee? What are its attacks? I honestly don’t know. It’s kinda cute though.
Anyway, I don’t usually take custom orders because I like to make what I feel like making. However, my friend has been asking me to make this for his friend for a very long time, so I decided to finally make it. This Dunsparce amigurumi toy took a lot longer to make than I initially planned. The shape was something I struggled with a bit and I had to redo it multiple times. But I’m glad I pushed on, because I’m really happy with the way it turned out.
Yarn I Used
I used Paintbox Yarns Cotton Aran for this toy; however, you can use any cotton yarn as long as you correspond your hook to the weight of your yarn. For this pattern, I used roughly 25g of Kingfisher Blue (about half a skein of yarn), 60g of Daffodil Yellow (< 2 skeins), 10g of Banana Cream (< 1 skein), 8g of Champagne White (< 1 skein), and a little bit of Pure Black for the embroidered details.
Free Dunsparce Pokemon Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
The finished toy measure to be about 11 in (28cm) long.
Gauge: 4.5 sts x 5 rows = 1” with a 3.5mm hook
Gauge isn’t super important for amigurumi, but I included it just in case you want to check your gauge. Being a little off should not affect the end product too much.
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TERMINOLOGY USED IN THIS PATTERN
st(s): stitch(es)
ch: chain
sl st: slip stitch
sc: single crochet
hdc: half double crochet
dc: double crochet
tr: triple crochet
inc: two single crochet in one stitch
dec: invisible decrease, single crochet two stitches together through the front loops only
FLO: crochet only in the front loops (loop closest to you) of each stitch
(…) x #: repeat anything in the parenthesis however many times the number indicates
[#]: total number of stitches for that row
#sc/hdc/dc/tr: one sc/hdc/dc/tr in the following # stitches
THINGS YOU NEED
- Paintbox Yarns Cotton Aran in Kingfisher Blue, Daffodil Yellow, Banana Cream, Champagne White, and Pure Black
- 3.5mm Crochet Hook
- Scissors
- Darning Needle
- Locking Stitch Markers
- Pins
- Polyfil Stuffing or Scrap Yarn
Dunsparce’s Main Body
Stuffing Notes: Stuff as you go. You will need to stuff tightly to get the proper shape. Before you stuff it, the tip of the head will look a little bit more pointed.
As you stuff it, the head shape will round out a bit. Also, make sure to stuff the head near the neck area fully as well. The photos below show the head when it’s properly stuffed.
with Daffodil Yellow yarn
1 6sc in magic circle [6]
2 (inc) x 6 [12]
3 (sc, inc) x 6 [18]
4 sc, inc, (2sc, inc) x 5, sc [24]
5 (3sc, inc) x 6 [30]
6 2sc, inc, (4sc, inc) x 5, 2sc [36]
7 7sc, inc, 2sc, inc, 14sc, inc, 2sc, inc, 7sc [40]
8 8sc, inc, 22sc, inc, 8sc [42]
9 9sc, (inc, 4sc, inc, 3sc) x 2, inc, 4sc, inc, 9sc [48]
10 sc in all sts [48]
11 10sc, inc, 4sc, inc, 16sc, inc, 4sc, inc, 10sc [52]
12 14sc, inc, 22sc, inc, 14sc [54]
13 sc in all sts [54]
14 12sc, inc, 30sc, inc, 10sc [56]
15 14sc, (inc) x 2, 26sc, (inc) x 2, 12sc [60]
16-17 sc in all sts [60]
18 12sc, dec, (5sc, dec) x 2, 6sc, (dec, 5sc) x 2, dec, 10sc [54]
19 sc in all sts [54]
20 26sc, dec, 2sc, dec, 22sc [52]
21 14sc, dec, 24sc, dec, 10sc [50]
22 18sc, dec, 14sc, dec, 14sc [48]
23 12sc, dec, (3sc, dec) x 2, 4sc, (dec, 3sc) x 2, dec, 8sc [42]
24 12sc, dec, (3sc, dec) x 2, (dec, 3sc) x 2, dec, 6sc [36]
25 2sc, dec, (4sc, dec) x 5, 2sc [30]
26 10sc, inc, (2sc, inc) x 5, 4sc [36]
27 10sc, inc, (3sc, inc) x 2, 5sc, (inc, 3sc) x 3 [42]
28 sc in all sts [42]
29 12sc, inc, (5sc, inc) x 2, (inc, 5sc) x 2, inc, 4sc [48]
30 sc in all sts [48]
31 14sc, inc, 3sc, inc, (6sc, inc) x 3, 3sc, inc, 4sc [54]
32 sc in all sts [54]
33 16sc, (inc) x 2, 12sc, inc, 2sc, inc, 12sc, (inc) x 2, 6sc [60]
34-35 sc in all sts [60]
36 14sc, (dec) x 2, (10sc, dec) x 3, dec, 4sc [54]
37 sc in all sts [54]
38 16sc, (dec) x 2, 8sc, dec, 6sc, dec, 8sc, (dec) x 2, 4sc [48]
39-40 sc in all sts [48]
41 16sc, dec, (4sc, dec) x 2, 2sc, (dec, 4sc) x 2, dec, 2sc [42]
42 (5sc, dec) x 6 [36]
43 sc in all sts [36]
44 2sc, dec, (4sc, dec) x 5, 2sc [30]
45 (3sc, dec) x 6 [24]
46 sc, dec, (2sc, dec) x 5, sc [18]
47-50 sc in all sts [18]
51 (sc, dec) x 6 [12]
52 FLO, (sc, inc) x 6 [18]
53 sc, inc, (2sc, inc) x 5, sc [24]
54 (3sc, inc) x 6 [30]
55-56 sc in all sts [30]
57 4sc, dec, (8sc, dec) x 2, 4sc [27]
58 (7sc, dec) x 3 [24]
59 3sc, dec, (6sc, dec) x 2, 3sc [21]
60 (5sc, dec) x 3 [18]
61 sc in all sts [18]
62 2sc, dec, (4sc, dec) x 2, 2sc [15]
63 (3sc, dec) x 3 [12]
64 sc in all sts [12]
65 sc, dec, (2sc, dec) x 2, sc [9]
66 (sc, dec) x 3 [6]
Fasten off, stuff fully, close hole and weave tail in.
Back Piece
starting with Banana Cream yarn
1 Ch 12, sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in the rest of the sts, turn [11]
2-3 sc in all sts, turn [11]
switch to Kingfisher Blue yarn
4 sc in all sts, turn [11]
5 inc, 9sc, inc, turn [13]
6 sc in all sts, turn [13]
switch to Banana Cream yarn
7-8 sc in all sts, turn [13]
9 inc, 11sc, inc, turn [15]
switch to Kingfisher Blue yarn
10 sc in all sts, turn [15]
11 dec, 11sc, dec, turn [13]
12 sc in all sts, turn [13]
switch to Banana Cream yarn
13 dec, 9sc, dec, turn [11]
14 sc in all sts, turn [11]
15 dec, sc, 2hdc, dc, 2hdc, sc, dec [9]
Fasten off, weave tails in.
With Daffodil Yellow yarn, pick up a st from the first st of row 15.
Sc all around this piece: 9sc along the bottom (row 15), 15sc up the side, 11sc across the top, 15sc down the side, sl st to the first st.
Fasten off, leave a long Daffodil Yellow tail for sewing.
Eyes
starting with Banana Cream yarn
1 6sc in magic circle [6]
2 (inc) x 6 [12]
3 (sc, inc) x 6 [18]
4 sc, inc, (2sc, inc), sc [24]
switch to Kingfisher Blue yarn
5 (3sc, inc) x 6 [30]
Fasten off, seamless join to create a seamless circle, leave a long tail for sewing.
Pincers
with Kingfisher Blue yarn
1 4sc in magic circle [4]
2 sc in all sts [4]
3 (sc, inc) x 2 [6]
4 sc in all sts [6]
5 (sc, inc) x 3 [9]
Fasten off, leaving a tail for sewing.
Belly Piece
with Kingfisher Blue yarn
1 6sc in magic circle [6]
2 (inc) x 6 [12]
3 (sc, inc) x 6 [18]
4 sc, inc, (2sc, inc) x 5, sc [24]
5 (3sc, inc) x 6 [30]
6 2sc, inc, (4sc, inc) x 5, 2sc [36]
7 (5sc, inc) x 6 [42]
8 3sc, inc, (6sc, inc) x 5, 3sc [48]
9 24sc, 2hdc, dc, 2tr, dc, 2hdc, 16sc [48]
10-11 10sc, turn [10]
12 inc, 8sc, inc, turn [12]
13 sc in all sts, turn [12]
14 inc, 10sc, inc, turn [14]
15 sc in all sts, turn [14]
16 inc, 12sc, inc, turn [16]
17 sc in all sts, turn [16]
18 inc, 14sc, inc, turn [18]
19 sc in all sts, turn [18]
20 inc, 16sc, inc, turn [20]
21 sc in all sts, turn [20]
22 dec, 16sc, dec, turn [18]
23 sc in all sts, turn [18]
24 dec, 14sc, dec, turn [16]
25 sc in all sts, turn [16]
26 dec, 3sc, dec, 2sc, dec, 3sc, dec, turn [12]
27 sc in all sts, turn [12]
28 dec, sc, 2hdc, 2dc, 2hdc, sc, dec [10]
29 2sc, 2hdc, 2dc, 2hdc, 2sc [10]
Fasten off, leave a long tail for sewing.
Big Wing
Make 2
with Champagne White yarn
1 6sc in magic circle [6]
2 sc in all sts [6]
3 (sc, inc) x 3 [9]
4 (2sc, inc) x 3 [12]
5-6 sc in all sts [12]
7 (3sc, inc) x 3 [15]
8 (3sc, dec) x 3 [12]
9 sc in all sts [12]
Fasten off, weave tail in. Set aside to be joined with the Small Wing.
Small Wing
Make 2, do not fasten off, you will be joining this piece to the Big Wing.
with Champagne White yarn
1 6sc in magic circle [6]
2 sc in all sts [6]
3 (sc, inc) x 3 [9]
4-6 sc in all sts [9]
Line the Big Wing to the Small Wing and 3sc through both pieces, you will be disregarding these three stitches from now on. Stuff lightly as you go.
7 6sc around the Small Wing and 9sc around the Big Wing [15]
8-9 sc in all sts [15]
10 9sc, (dec) x 2, 2sc [13]
11 sc in all sts [13]
12 8sc, (dec) x 2, sc [11]
13 7sc, (dec) x 2 [9]
14 dec, 5sc, dec [7]
Fasten off, close hole off, leave a tail for sewing.
Assembly
- Pin the Belly Piece to the bottom of the Main Body, making sure the front of the mouth area is centered. Sew in place.
- Pin the Back Piece onto the back of the Main Body, making sure it’s centered by counting the stitches on each side of the Main Body between the Belly Piece and the Back Piece. Sew in place.
- With the Pure Black yarn, embroider a line down the centre of the Cream part of the eyes.
- Pin the Eyes onto the head. The bottom of the Eyes should be 2 sts above the Belly Piece, with 8 sts between the Eyes. Make sure the embroidered line is going sideways with a slight slant as it goes outwards.
- Pin the Pincers onto the front part of the mouth area, 4 sts between the pincers. Sew in place, making sure to lightly stuff before completely closing it off.
- Pin the Wings onto the back, beside the Back Piece on either side and sew in place. Make sure to sew only an inch of the wing onto the body.
- With Pure Black yarn, embroider 3 lines onto the stinger, leaving a 4-row gap between each line.
You have just finished your Dunsparce!
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Supposedly it’s a “land snake” Pokémon, even though it looks nothing like one.
But I guess one could make multiple copies of the body & wings, and join them together into segments, so it actually looks like a snake.
Dudunsparce is this Pokémon’s evolution and it has an additional middle section. There is also a chance you can hatch and evolve one to have a triple middle section and that one is cool to trade with.
Im loving this pattern as I’m working it up! It’s my first larger amigurumi though, and I’m wondering whether i should flip it inside out before I start stuffing? I’m having trouble deciding which face should be the outside vs in…thank you for sharing this with us!
Hi Gale!
You don’t need to flip it inside out before you start stuffing, just stuff as you go! The outside (or right side) of the work is the side where the front of the stitches look like little “v”s (or x’s if you’re working the x-stitch). The inside (or wrong side) will look like an upside down “v” with a bar above it. Hope this makes sense.
Good luck!
I’m actually working on altering parts of this pattern to make a triple segment dudunsparce for myself. I love how professional this pattern looks. It fits right in with all my other plushies