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Looking for Knitted Raccoon Toy Patterns? Find adorable designs that are easy to follow and knit a lovable raccoon for gifts or décor.
These Knitted Raccoon Toy Patterns will help you make fluffy toys, big bag charms, and cute mini plushies. Use them as decor pieces or gift your loved ones something handmade. The patterns are easy to work with and require a little sewing to assemble the body parts. Use safety eyes for a real look, but you can also make stitches if you don’t have them.
Knitted Raccoon Toy Patterns
Ready to knit your first raccoon? This complete knitting kit includes interchangeable needles, stitch markers, scissors, measuring tape, and accessories you’ll use for every project.
1. Mini Knitted Raccoon
Raccoons are known for stealing, but it’s actually smart searching. Hence, make a smart toy with this Mini Knitted Raccoon by Anna Karelina using yarn with mohair with the help of 1.5 mm needles.
2. Common Raccoon
Knitted Common Raccoon by Sara Elizabeth Kellner looks actually like a real one. It is worked up from the bottom of the front leg and up and over the shoulders and then down to the bottom of the other front leg using 3.75 mm needles.
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3. Rolo The Raccoon Toy
It’s okay if you don’t have the raccoon color yarn; pick the one you have and start knitting this Colorful Raccoon toy by Let’s Knit. Use mattress stitches to close the tummy and safety eyes.
4. Knitted Robby Raccoon
Big, fluffy bag charms are the new trend, which look like toys but can be easily turned into keyrings. Make one for yourself with this Knitted Robby Raccoon by Gathered using DK yarn and 3 mm needles.
5. Fair Isle Raccoon
It’s cold outside; make sure your mini knitted pet is wearing something, like this Fair Isle Raccoon by Knits by Sachi. Pick your favorite colors to design the jumper, and be careful while sewing.
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6. Ralph Raccoon
Do you find raccoons to be cute and funny? Keep one with you by knitting this Ralph Raccoon by Love Crafts using DK yarn and safety eyes. To make the hat, you will need a 4 cm circle.
7. Raoul Raccoon
Thinking of gifting your toddler a handmade cute gift? Make this Raoul Raccoon by Alan Dart, using DK yarn. It has a 20cm long tail, and is an easy-to-work-up pattern.
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8. Cute Knitted Raccoon
This non-sewing Knitted Raccoon pattern by Holly Moore looks like a baby bear and is knitted in the round. Tip: Start by making the tail and arms first, then make the legs, body, and head together.
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