Purrr-fectly Adorable: Easy, No-Sew Crochet Cat Pattern

Introducing the no-sew crochet splat cat pattern! This pattern is being released just in time for all of the fall markets and makes a perfect black cat for Halloween! But this cute kitty will be a best-seller at markets all year round. Cat lovers and animal lovers in general will love this cuddly feline friend.

You will love crocheting this kitty cat because it is an easy, beginner pattern that works up quickly. This makes it a perfect project to crochet for markets or a fun and quick gift to make for friends and family! a fan-favorite among new and seasoned crocheters! This playful and adorable pattern brings to life a charming, long-legged frog that’s full of personality. Designed with east-to-follow instructions, it’s perfect for both beginners and experienced crocheters.

Materials: 

#6 Chunky Blanket Yarn (color for cat)

and a small bit of pink (nose and ears)

12 inch piece of medium weight black or white yarn (for mouth and whiskers)

6mm Crochet hook

10mm Safety Eyes

a large handful of polyfill

Stitch Marker

Yarn Needle

Scissors

Instructions:

Special Stitches: bobble stitch / bbl – Yarn over, insert hook into stitch and pull up a loop. Yarn over, pull through 2 loops. Repeat 2 more times so that there are 4 loops on your hook. Yarn over and pull through all 4 loops.

Ch 16, sl st to first ch to form a ring, ch 1.

Round 1: Sc in each ch. (place marker in first sc because the rest of the rounds will be worked in a continuous spiral.) (16)

Round 2 – 6: sc in each stitch around. (16)

Round 7: Sc in the next 8 sts. Make arm: Ch 14. bobble stitch in 4th ch from hook. Sc in the next 10 chs. Working on the body of the cat again, sc in the next 8 sts. Repeat arm. Ch 14. bobble stitch in 4th ch from hook. Sc in the next 10 chs. On the next 2 rounds, you will need to push the arms of the cat to the outside so that you can place all of the sc on the body of the cat.

Round 8: Sc around. (16)

Round 9: *(Sc in next 3 sts, sc inc in the next st.) Repeat from * around. (20)

Round 10: Sc around (20)

Round 11: Sc in the next 5 sts. Make tail: Ch 14. Sl sl in the 2nd chain from the hook and in the next 2 chs. Sc in the next 10 chs. Working on the body of the cat again, sc in the next 15 sts.

Round 12: Sc around. (20) On this round, you will need to push the tail of the cat to the outside so that you can place all of the sc on the body of the cat. If needed, make an extra sc so that you are exactly on the side of the cat.

Row 13: Make leg: Ch 14. bobble stitch in 4th ch from hook. Sc in the next 10 chs.

Now we will be sewing the bottom of our cat closed: fold cat so that the open stitches on the bottom are together. Take the first 2 stitches that are closest to the leg just made, sl st through the back loops only. Continuing with back loops only, sl st the next 8 stitches together.

Make another leg: Ch 14. bobble stitch in 4th ch from hook. Sc in the next 10 chs.

Sl st the last 2 sts together to close up your cat. Cut yarn and weave in end.

Face Details: Place safety eyes between rows 3 and 4, about 3 stitches apart. With pink blanket yarn, stitch a nose one row under eyes. With black or white medium weight yarn, stitch a mouth under the nose and 2 or 3 whiskers on each side of the face. Stuff cat with a handful of poly-fil stuffing.

Ears: Now we will sew the cat head closed and add ears! We will be working into the unworked loops of the starting chain and working through both layers (front and back of the head) at the same time to sew it closed.

Starting in the two unused loops of the starting ch that are the farthest to the right, draw up a loop of yarn and ch 1. Working across the remaining chains on the top of the head, (hdc, 2 dc, hdc). sl st in the next 4 ch. (hdc, 2 dc, hdc), sl st in the last ch. Cut yarn and finish off!

Watch the right-handed crochet along video here:

And the left-handed crochet along video here:

Happy Crocheting!

Tag me on Instagram with your finished leggy frogs @anitalousiecrochet . I can’t wait to see your crochet creations!

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