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Pip the Big-Eyed Mouse: Amigurumi Pattern

IntermediatePattern Design: Loopy Panda · Updated 2026-10-24
Pip, a crochet green mouse amigurumi with big white eyes, round ears with yellow inner ears, a long snout with a yellow nose and yellow feet, front view
Close-up of the crochet mouse's long snout, eyes and ears
The crochet mouse's big white eyes with black safety eyes, under green eyelids
The tight single crochet stitches of the mouse's body and a yellow foot
The green crochet mouse from behind

Pip is a tall, pear-shaped green mouse with a long snout, big white googly eyes under green eyelids, round ears with mustard inner ears, thin arms and legs and mustard feet, all worked in single crochet in the round. The head, body, eyeballs and nose are stuffed; the ears, eyelids, arms and feet are not.

Design: Loopy Panda

Designed, crocheted and photographed by our maker. Every round's stitch count is checked.

What you need

  • Yarn: 5-ply cotton (the maker's: Chinese 5-strand cotton yarn) in green (body, head, ears, eyelids, arms, legs, tail), mustard yellow (feet, nose, inner ears) and white (eyeballs)
  • Crochet hook: 3.0 mm (the maker's size)
  • A pair of small black safety eyes
  • Fibre stuffing, a stitch marker and a tapestry needle

Abbreviations (US terms)

Worked in a continuous spiral: don't join the rounds; move a stitch marker up every round. Stuff each stuffed part when 2–3 rounds are left, then finish the last rounds.

AbbreviationChinese patternMeaning
chCHchain
scXsingle crochet
hdcThalf double crochet
dcFdouble crochet
incV2 sc in the same stitch
decA2 sc together (invisible decrease)
3 sc in one stW3 sc in the same stitch

Body (green)

Head (green)

The head starts at the tip of the snout and widens towards the top, where the eyes go.

Leg tubes (green, make 2)

Feet (mustard, make 2)

Arms (green, make 2)

Ears (green, make 2)

Inner ears (mustard, make 2)

Eyelids (green, make 2)

Eyeballs (white, make 2)

Tail (green)

Nose (mustard)

Assembly

  1. Head to bodyThe body ends in a long, narrow neck of 24 stitches, and the head ends with 24 stitches too. Sew the wide end of the head onto the top of the neck, with the long snout pointing forward and down (see sewing amigurumi parts).
  2. NoseSew the mustard nose onto the tip of the snout.
  3. EyesFit a safety eye in each white eyeball, stuff it, and sew the two eyeballs side by side on top of the head. The green eyelids cup the top half of each eyeball from behind.
  4. EarsSew a mustard inner ear inside each green ear, then sew the ears on both sides of the top of the head, a little below the eyes.
  5. ArmsSew the arms on both sides of the body, where it narrows, level with each other and sticking out sideways.
  6. LegsSew one end of each leg tube to the bottom of the body on either side, and the other end to a mustard foot.
  7. TailSew the long chain tail onto the back of the body, low down.

Chart symbols on this page

Single crochet (sc)短针Single crochet increase (inc (2 sc in one st))短针加针Single crochet decrease (dec / sc2tog)短针减针Magic ring (MR)环形起针

Frequently asked questions

What yarn and hook did the maker use?

5-ply cotton with a 3.0 mm hook. A thicker yarn and a bigger hook make a bigger mouse; the stitch counts stay the same.

Which parts are stuffed?

The head, the body, the eyeballs and the nose. The ears, eyelids, arms and feet are not stuffed.

Is Pip a character from a show?

No, Pip is our maker's own design. The pattern is free to use.

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Techniques used in this pattern

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