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Pink Panther Amigurumi – Free Crochet Pattern

Pink Panther Amigurumi – Free Crochet Pattern


If you love crocheting characters with personality and charm, this Pink Panther Amigurumi is the perfect project for you! The Pink Panther is a classic cartoon icon known for his long limbs, smooth attitude, and elegant pink color. With this free crochet pattern, you can create your own adorable version of the beloved character. This amigurumi is small, cute, and works beautifully as a collectible, gift, or room décor piece.

This pattern is beginner-friendly and uses basic stitches, making it a great choice for new crocheters who want to create a recognizable character without feeling overwhelmed. More advanced crocheters will also enjoy the clean shaping and the creative details that bring the Pink Panther to life — especially the expressive muzzle, ears, and long tail.

Crocheting your own Pink Panther doll is not only fun, but also a wonderful handmade gift for children, cartoon fans, and amigurumi lovers. Because of its compact size, this project works up quickly and does not require too much yarn, making it an excellent stash-buster. Whether you plan to keep it or gift it, your finished Pink Panther plush will bring smiles for years to come.

About This Free Crochet Pattern

This adorable Pink Panther measures around 13 cm (about 5 inches) when finished. It is a small but highly detailed toy that beautifully captures the character’s long limbs and cute cartoon look. You’ll only need a couple of colors of YarnArt Jeans yarn and a few basic materials, making this a budget-friendly project.

Be sure to read through the entire pattern before beginning. Stuff the body evenly, keep your stitches tight, and shape the face carefully for the best result. If you enjoy making mini amigurumi animals and characters, this Pink Panther will be a perfect addition to your handmade collection.

Designer Credit

Designer: Ekaterina Krikun
Instagram: @keti_amigurumi
Please support and follow the original designer for more beautiful amigurumi creations.

Materials You Will Need

These materials are easy to find and perfect for small amigurumi. YarnArt Jeans is especially great because it gives smooth stitches and a soft finish.

Abbreviations (US Crochet Terms)

  • ch = chain

  • sc = single crochet

  • inc = increase (2 sc in the same stitch)

  • dec = decrease (sc2tog)

  • st(s) = stitch(es)

  • rnd = round

 Pink Panther Amigurumi Pattern

Below is the full step-by-step pattern so you can crochet your Pink Panther from start to finish.

Legs + Body

Leg (make 2):
6 sc in magic ring
inc in each st around (12)
(3 sc, inc) × 3 = 15
Rnd 4–7: sc around
Fasten off the first leg.
Do not cut yarn on the second leg.

Body:
ch 4, join to first leg (38 sc around)
4 sc, inc, 2 sc, inc, 16 sc, inc, 2 sc, inc, 10 sc = 42
Rnd 3–8: sc around
(5 sc, dec) × 6 = 36
sc around, stuff body
(4 sc, dec) × 6 = 30
Rnd 12–13: sc around
(3 sc, dec) × 6 = 24
sc around
(2 sc, dec) × 6 = 18
sc around; attach arms
sc around; leave tail for sewing head

Arms (make 2)

6 sc in magic ring
inc around = 12
Rnd 3–4: sc around
2 dec, 8 sc = 10
Rnd 6–14: sc around
Stuff halfway
Flatten and sew closed



Tail

7 sc in magic ring
Rnd 2–27: sc around (7 per rnd)
Leave tail for sewing



Chest

ch 7
inc, 4 sc, 3 sc in last st, 4 sc, inc = 15
2 inc, 4 sc, 3 inc, 4 sc, 2 inc = 22
(sc, inc) × 2, 4 sc, (sc, inc) × 3, 4 sc, (sc, inc) × 2 = 29
sc around
Leave tail for sewing



Head

7 sc in magic ring
inc around = 14
(1 sc, inc) × 7 = 21
(2 sc, inc) × 7 = 28
(3 sc, inc) × 7 = 35
(4 sc, inc) × 7 = 42
(5 sc, inc) × 7 = 49
Rnd 8–18: sc around
(5 sc, dec) × 7 = 42
(4 sc, dec) × 7 = 35
(3 sc, dec) × 7 = 28
(2 sc, dec) × 7 = 21
Make 3 more decreases = 18
Place eyes between rnds 13–14, 2 sts apart



Ears (make 2)

7 sc in magic ring
inc around = 14
Rnd 3–4: sc around
(5 sc, dec) × 2 = 12
Fold and sew shut
Leave tail for attaching



Muzzle

6 sc in magic ring
inc around = 12
(sc, inc) × 6 = 18
(2 sc, inc) × 6 = 24
(3 sc, inc) × 6 = 30
Rnd 6–7: sc around
(3 sc, dec) × 6 = 24
Leave tail for sewing



Finishing Your Pink Panther

  • Sew muzzle just below the eyes (around round 15)

  • Embroider eyebrows above eyes

  • Embroider eye details in yellow

  • Attach nose

  • Sew ears onto head (rounds 5–6)

  • Sew chest piece onto body

  • Attach head to body securely

  • Sew tail to back

Take your time shaping the face — this is the key to achieving that signature Pink Panther look.

Final Notes

This Pink Panther amigurumi makes a wonderful handmade gift and a fun addition to any amigurumi collection. You can even experiment with different colors to create your own version. If you enjoyed this pattern, consider following the designer and exploring more of their amigurumi work.

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