Mouse Jack Free Crochet Pattern

Mouse Jack Free Crochet Pattern

Hello everyone,
Today, I’m sharing an adorable amigurumi mouse pattern called Mouse Jack! Many thanks to studio.wow_toys, the creator of this design. Details about this cute amigurumi mouse can be found below. This pattern is relatively simple, and the shape of the amigurumi may vary depending on the yarn you use. I recommend using the same materials for the best results.

Mouse Jack Crochet Pattern (English Version)

At first glance, I thought this amigurumi toy was a koala, but when I saw its long beige tail, I immediately changed my mind. To reduce the workload, you can use felt for the ears and eyes if the colors match.

Designer: studio.wow_toys

Materials Needed

  • Gray yarn – Sport weight (12 wpi)
  • Beige yarn – Sport weight (12 wpi)
  • White yarn – Sport weight (12 wpi)
  • Black yarn – Sport weight (12 wpi)
  • 2.00 mm crochet hook
  • Fiberfill stuffing
  • Needle for sewing parts
  • Stitch markers or contrasting thread (optional)

Abbreviations

  • (Lm) Chain stitch
  • (zun) Increase
  • (fM) Single crochet
  • (Abn) Decrease
  • (MR) Magic Ring
  • (m) Stitch
  • (Stb) Double crochet

Legs

Beige yarn

  1. MR 6 fM (6)
  2. 6 zun (12)
  3. 2 fM, 1 zun × 4 (16)
  4. 16 fM
    Switch to gray yarn
  5. 3 fM, 1 zun × 4 (20)
  6. 20 fM
  7. 4 fM, 1 zun × 4 (24)
  8. 24 fM
  9. 5 fM, 1 zun × 4 (28)

Fasten off the yarn without closing the circle. Repeat for the second leg but do not cut the yarn.

Body

Continue from the second leg:

  1. 28 fM around the second leg, join the first leg, 28 fM around the first leg (56)
    2–13. 12 rounds: 56 fM
  2. 12 fM, 1 Abn × 4 (52)
  3. 11 fM, 1 Abn × 4 (48)
  4. 10 fM, 1 Abn × 4 (44)
  5. 9 fM, 1 Abn × 4 (40)
  6. 8 fM, 1 Abn × 4 (36)
  7. 7 fM, 1 Abn × 4 (32)

Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing. Stuff the body.

Head

Gray yarn

  1. Chain 16, starting in the 2nd chain from the hook:
  • 14 fM, 3 fM in the last chain. Work on the other side of the chain:
  • 14 fM, 3 fM in the last chain (34)
  1. 14 fM, 3 zun × 2 (40)
  2. 14 fM, 1 fM, 1 zun × 3, 14 fM, 1 fM, 1 zun × 3 (46)
  3. 14 fM, 1 zun, 2 fM × 3, 14 fM, 1 zun, 2 fM × 3 (52)
  4. 14 fM, 3 fM, 1 zun × 3, 14 fM, 3 fM, 1 zun × 3 (58)
    6–15. 10 rounds: 58 fM
  5. 23 fM, 1 Abn, 27 fM, 1 Abn, 4 fM (56)
  6. 12 fM, 1 Abn × 4 (52)
  7. 11 fM, 1 Abn × 4 (48)
    19–23. 5 rounds: 48 fM
  8. 6 fM, 1 Abn × 6 (42)
  9. 5 fM, 1 Abn × 6 (36)
  10. 4 fM, 1 Abn × 6 (30)
  11. 3 fM, 1 Abn × 6 (24) – Stuff the head
  12. 2 fM, 1 Abn × 6 (18)
  13. 1 fM, 1 Abn × 6 (12)
  14. 6 Abn (6)

Close the hole and hide the yarn tail.

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