Level: INTERMEDIATE

This listing is for an easy-to-follow digital PDF pattern showing how to crochet an amigurumi of Moon (a doll originally inspired by Five Nights at Freddy’s Security Breach video game.) The digital pattern includes: 30 pages, 125+ full color photos, English US crochet terms, detailed descriptions and instructions.

If using size 1, super fine weight yarn, and a 1.75mm hook, the doll will be around 10” tall. Moon can be made with any size yarn, as long as you are consistent throughout the pattern. Larger yarn / hook size will result in a larger doll. You will want to use a hook that provides a tight enough tension so that stuffing will not show through your stitches. This amigurumi is designed to be done in “yarn under” (x-stitch). This is very important in making the line vertical between black and white halves of the shirt. If you prefer to use “yarn over” (v-stitch), you will get a different result with the shirt (it will have a diagonal line.)

Supplies needed for this project include:
Size 1.75mm hook (or size adjusted for your yarn choice)
Super fine weight yarn (or yarn of your choice) in colors: black, blue, gray-white, dark red or burgundy, yellow, and orange yellow
Stitch markers
Tapestry needle
Fiberfill stuffing
16mm safety eyes (in red or black) (or size needed to be proportional to your doll)
2 small black buttons
3 - 1/2” jingle bells
craft glue and stick pins

The pattern includes information on how to make red safety eyes (using black safety eyes) with gel nail polish and a UV light.

Knowledge of these techniques will be helpful: magic ring, invisible decrease, invisible join, closing holes, changing yarn colors, yarn under (x-stitch), basic colorwork for the shirt

This pattern is a PAID CROCHET PATTERN, and it is for PERSONAL USE ONLY. Posting, selling, or sharing (with friends, online, etc.) of this pattern in any form is illegal. Do not translate, publish, distribute, or claim any part of this pattern as your own design without my permission. Please respect the work of artists! Finished products may be sold if not mass produced. Please credit Megan Stoaks of Mushrooms and Meadows as the designer and if possible, include link to the pattern listing or shop. Please use your own photo when selling or presenting your product.