This year, you will for sure be looking for a REALLY unique yet cute and fun-to-play-with crochet monster plush! That’s why I am suggesting today’s FEATURED crochet monster plushie doll tutorial for all skill levels. So, today, spend some time learning how to crochet this blue goblin monster plushie wearing a wild outfit.
Its big ears and the big crochet nails made using the yellowish plush yarn make it the CUTEST and most detailed crochet monster plush so far.
Crochet it as a Halloween or birthday gift for a little one, as it measures a little bigger than most of the crochet plushies I have covered so far. Now, continue reading for learning more about crocheting this plush blue monster.
Tutorial for Lovely Big Monster in Brown Outfit
This tutorial demonstrates how to crochet a small amigurumi goblin toy step by step. First, you crochet the arms, ears, and legs using continuous round techniques.
Next, you join the two legs together to build up the lower torso, body, and head in one continuous piece.
You seamlessly attach the arms and ears using a no-sew method directly into the stitches while crocheting the body. After stuffing the body and closing the top head opening, you surface crochet a textured loincloth around the waist. Finally, you add optional details like safety eyes, embroidered eyelids, and a waist tie.
Difficulty Level
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Level: Intermediate
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Reason: The project uses advanced amigurumi techniques like no-sew limb joins, bobble stitches with mid-round color changes, surface crochet around the waist, and working stitches into front loops only.
Pattern Abbreviations
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MR: Magic Ring
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sc: Single Crochet
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inc: Increase (2 single crochets in 1 stitch)
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dec: Decrease (1 single crochet across 2 stitches)
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hdc: Half Double Crochet
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sl st: Slip Stitch
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ch: Chain
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FLO: Front Loops Only
Materials Needed
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Yarn: Medium worsted weight yarn in Main Color (green/goblin skin), Accent Color 1 (claw/toe color), and Accent Color 2 (loincloth color)
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Crochet Hook: Size appropriate for yarn (typically 3.5 mm – 4.0 mm)
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Safety Eyes: 10 mm – 12 mm plastic safety eyes
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Stuffing: Polyester fiberfill
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Notions: Stitch marker, tapestry needle, scissors
Video Tutorial!
Written Pattern?
The 1-hour video includes all the instructions needed to crochet this kawaii monster plush. Or you can also use the YouTube New AI Ask feature.