Amigurumi Wolf Crochet Pattern

Crafting your own adorable wolf plushie is a rewarding project that allows you to create a unique, handmade companion. This Amigurumi Wolf amigurumi wolf pattern combines cute design elements with a simple technique, making it perfect for intermediate crocheters looking to expand their skills. With its charming pink and gray color scheme, this wolf adds a touch of whimsy to any collection of handmade toys.

Materials You’ll Need for Your Amigurumi Wolf

Before starting this cute wolf plushie project, gather these essential materials:

• 2.5 mm crochet hook
• Tapestry needle and black yarn for details
• Two 7 mm safety eyes
• Polyester stuffing (teddy bear filling)
• Rainbow Cotton 8/4 Melange in Light Grey Melange (1 skein)
• Rainbow Cotton 8/4 in Pastel Pink Melange (1 skein)
• Rainbow Cotton 8/4 in Black (1 skein)

Understanding Amigurumi Wolf Terminology

For those new to amigurumi Amigurumi Wolf, here’s a quick guide to the abbreviations used throughout this tutorial:

• Magic ring (MR): A technique for starting crochet in the round
• Chain stitch (ch): The foundation of crochet stitches
• Single crochet (sc): The main stitch used in amigurumi
• Making two single crochets in one stitch (sc2in1): Used for increasing
• Single crocheting two stitches together (sc2tog): Used for decreasing

Creating Amigurumi Wolf Head

The head forms the character of your wolf, so take your time with this section. Using Light Grey Melange yarn:

Round 1: Create 6 single crochets in a magic ring [6 stitches total] Round 2: Increase in each stitch (make 2 single crochets in each stitch) [12 stitches total] Round 3: Work (1 single crochet, increase) 6 times around [18 stitches total] Round 4: Work (2 single crochets, increase) 6 times around [24 stitches total] Round 5: Work (3 single crochets, increase) 6 times around [30 stitches total] Round 6: Work (4 single crochets, increase) 6 times around [36 stitches total] Round 7: Work (5 single crochets, increase) 6 times around [42 stitches total] Rounds 8-14: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch for 7 rounds [42 stitches remain]

Between rounds 10 and 11, attach the safety eyes with 7 stitches between them.

Round 15: Work (5 single crochets, decrease) 6 times around [36 stitches total] Round 16: Work (4 single crochets, decrease) 6 times around [30 stitches total] Round 17: Work (3 single crochets, decrease) 6 times around [24 stitches total] Round 18: Work (2 single crochets, decrease) 6 times around [18 stitches total]

Remember to stuff firmly as you go. After completing round 18 with 18 stitches, leave a long tail for attaching the head to the body later.

Forming Amigurumi Wolf Body

The body combines both gray and pink yarns for a charming two-tone effect:

Using Light Grey Melange yarn for the first leg: Round 1: Create 6 single crochets in a magic ring [6 stitches total] Round 2: Increase in each stitch (make 2 single crochets in each stitch) [12 stitches total] Round 3: Work (1 single crochet, increase) 6 times around [18 stitches total] Rounds 4-6: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch for 3 rounds [18 stitches remain]

Switch to Pastel Pink Melange: Round 7: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch [18 stitches remain] Round 8: Work (2 single crochets, increase) 6 times around [24 stitches total] Rounds 9-10: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch for 2 rounds [24 stitches remain]

Finish off and create a second identical leg, but for the second leg, don’t cut the yarn or bind off.

Joining the legs: Round 11: Make 1 slip stitch and 1 single crochet in the last stitch of the first leg, then 23 single crochets around the first leg, followed by 24 single crochets around the second leg [48 stitches total] Rounds 12-14: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch for 3 rounds [48 stitches remain] Round 15: Work (6 single crochets, decrease) 6 times around [42 stitches total] Rounds 16-17: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch for 2 rounds [42 stitches remain] Round 18: Work (5 single crochets, decrease) 6 times around [36 stitches total] Rounds 19-20: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch for 2 rounds [36 stitches remain] Round 21: Work (4 single crochets, decrease) 6 times around [30 stitches total] Rounds 22-23: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch for 2 rounds [30 stitches remain] Round 24: Work (3 single crochets, decrease) 6 times around [24 stitches total]

Stuff the legs firmly and the body a bit less firmly.

Rounds 25-27: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch for 3 rounds [24 stitches remain] Round 28: Work (2 single crochets, decrease) 6 times around [18 stitches total] Rounds 29-30: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch for 2 rounds [18 stitches remain]

Finish off and stuff the body completely. Attach the head securely to the body.

Amigurumi Wolf Crafting the Snout and Nose

The snout gives your wolf its distinctive facial shape:

For the snout using Light Grey Melange: Round 1: Create 6 single crochets in a magic ring [6 stitches total] Round 2: Work (1 single crochet, increase) 3 times around [9 stitches total] Round 3: Work (2 single crochets, increase) 3 times around [12 stitches total] Round 4: Work (3 single crochets, increase) 3 times around [15 stitches total] Round 5: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch [15 stitches remain]

Leave a long tail for attaching the snout to the head. Place some stuffing inside the snout before sewing it onto the face between the eyes, positioning the top around row 11 of the head. Use small, neat stitches for a clean finish.

For the nose using Black yarn: Row 1: Chain 4. Beginning in the second stitch from the hook, make 3 single crochets, then turn. [3 stitches] Row 2: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch, then turn. [3 stitches] Row 3: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch. [3 stitches]

Leave a yarn tail long enough to attach the nose to the snout. Position the nose centrally on the snout and secure it with small stitches. Alternatively, you can simply embroider a small nose using black yarn. Add the mouth with black embroidery, creating a simple curve or small line below the nose.

Amigurumi Wolf Adding Ears and Limbs

The ears and arms add personality to your wolf:

For each ear using Light Grey Melange: Round 1: Create 6 single crochets in a magic ring [6 stitches total] Round 2: Work (2 single crochets, increase) 2 times around [8 stitches total] Round 3: Work (3 single crochets, increase) 2 times around [10 stitches total] Round 4: Work (4 single crochets, increase) 2 times around [12 stitches total] Rounds 5-6: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch for 2 rounds [12 stitches remain]

Leave long tails for attaching the ears to the head. Position them starting at round 4 of the head, angled toward round 7 for a natural look.

For each arm, start with Light Grey Melange: Round 1: Create 6 single crochets in a magic ring [6 stitches total] Round 2: Increase in each stitch (make 2 single crochets in each stitch) [12 stitches total] Rounds 3-6: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch for 4 rounds [12 stitches remain]

Switch to Pastel Pink Melange: Round 7: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch [12 stitches remain] Round 8: Work (2 single crochets, decrease) 3 times around [9 stitches total]

Stuff the hand and arm until round 14, then leave the remainder unstuffed.

Rounds 9-18: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch for 10 rounds [9 stitches remain] Round 19: Work (1 single crochet, decrease) 3 times around [6 stitches total]

Complete the arm by cutting the yarn, binding off, and threading the tail end through the front loops of round 19. Pull tight to close the opening and secure. Make a second matching arm and attach both arms to round 29 of the body.

Amigurumi Wolf Finishing with the Tail and Accessories

The tail and accessories complete your wolf’s charming appearance:

For the tail using Light Grey Melange: Round 1: Create 4 single crochets in a magic ring [4 stitches total] Round 2: Work (1 single crochet, increase) 2 times around [6 stitches total] Round 3: Work (1 single crochet, increase) 3 times around [9 stitches total] Round 4: Work (2 single crochets, increase) 3 times around [12 stitches total] Rounds 5-6: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch for 2 rounds [12 stitches remain] Round 7: Work (1 single crochet, increase) 6 times around [18 stitches total] Rounds 8-11: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch for 4 rounds [18 stitches remain] Round 12: Work (2 single crochets, increase) 6 times around [24 stitches total] Round 13: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch [24 stitches remain] Round 14: Work (2 single crochets, decrease) 6 times around [18 stitches total]

Stuff the tail firmly and continue:

Rounds 15-16: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch for 2 rounds [18 stitches remain] Round 17: Decrease 9 times around [9 stitches total] Rounds 18-22: Work 1 single crochet in each stitch for 5 rounds [9 stitches remain]

Cut the yarn with a long tail end and bind off. Sew the tail onto the body, attaching it at rounds 12 and 13 of the body.

For the strap using Pastel Pink Melange: Chain 36 stitches. Starting from the second stitch from the hook, work 1 single crochet in each chain across for a total of 35 single crochets. Bind off.

Attach the strap to the body, positioning one end at the beginning of the legs, then routing it under the chin, looping it around the neck, and securing the other end at the chin. Use small, neat stitches for attachment.

For each button (make 3) using Pastel Pink Melange: Create 6 single crochets in a magic ring, cut yarn and bind off. Sew the three buttons evenly spaced along the strap for decoration.

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Your Completed Amigurumi Wolf

Congratulations on creating your adorable wolf amigurumi! When finished, your handcrafted wolf plushie will stand approximately 15 centimeters tall, with a charming combination of gray and pink colors giving it a unique personality.

Many crafters enjoy customizing their wolves by experimenting with different yarn colors, adding extra details like embroidered features, or creating accessories like scarves or hats. Some prefer to sew the legs together with small stitches for a different stance, but this is entirely optional and depends on your personal preference.

Your finished wolf makes a wonderful gift for children or a delightful addition to any amigurumi collection. The detailed design showcases your crochet skills while creating a character with personality and charm. The combination of the gray body with pink accents creates a distinctive look that stands out from typical amigurumi animals.

If you decide to make multiple wolves, consider creating a family with different color combinations or size variations. Photographing your creation and sharing it on social media allows you to connect with other amigurumi enthusiasts and showcase your handmade masterpiece. Don’t forget to tag the original pattern designer if you share your work online.

Happy crocheting, and enjoy your new wolf companion!