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Kitty Toaster Amigurumi Pattern

Kitty Toaster Amigurumi Pattern
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5-7 Hours Time Needed
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Intermediate Level

Ideal for those with basic crochet experience, featuring slightly more advanced stitches and techniques to expand your skills.

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Weekend Treat

Takes 5-7 hours, making it an enjoyable project to finish over a couple of days.

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Cute Companion

An adorable friend to cherish, handcrafted with love to bring comfort and joy for years to come.

About This Kitty Toaster Amigurumi Pattern

This pattern creates an adorable kitty-themed plush toaster with two removable kitty breads. The design uses velvet DK yarn and works in both rows and continuous rounds for different pieces. Youll assemble inner and outer toaster parts, add cardboard for structure, and finish with felt facial details.

Kitty Toaster Amigurumi Pattern crochet pattern - detailed view of completed project

Includes full round-by-round instructions, photos, and two facial versions (normal and burnt). Perfect for making a sweet handmade gift or a collectible for your craft shelf.

Why You'll Love This Kitty Toaster Amigurumi Pattern

I absolutely love this pattern because it combines kawaii charm with practical construction — the removable inner part and cardboard base make it both cute and sturdy. I enjoyed designing the kitty bread to be soft and squishable while still fitting neatly in the toaster. The pattern encourages small finishing details like felt facial pieces, which really bring personality to the toy. I find it satisfying to sew the two-part toaster together and see the design come alive with simple accessories like a lever and button.

Kitty Toaster Amigurumi Pattern step 1 - construction progress Kitty Toaster Amigurumi Pattern step 2 - assembly progress Kitty Toaster Amigurumi Pattern step 3 - details and accessories Kitty Toaster Amigurumi Pattern step 4 - final assembly and finishing

Switch Things Up

I love how adaptable this pattern is for customization — try changing the yarn colors to create themed toasters like pastel ombre or a bold striped version.

If you want a larger or smaller toaster, change your yarn weight and hook size; bulky yarn with a larger hook gives a chunky, squishy toy while fingering weight creates a tiny keychain-sized version.

I often add embroidered details or tiny crocheted props like a butter pat or toast jam to make each piece unique and playful.

For a posable toaster, consider inserting thin wire into the carriage lever or legs before closing (carefully, and only if it will not be for small children).

Try different facial expressions by resizing the felt eyes or repositioning the mouth to change personality — sleepy, surprised, or grumpy toasty faces are all adorable.

Make a matching set by varying the bread expressions or adding seasonal details like a little Santa hat, or use metallic thread for a festive shimmer.

I like to experiment with texture — switch the bread yarn to a fluffier fiber for a more bread-like look and keep the toaster in smooth velvet for contrast.

If you want a sturdier base, replace the cardboard with thin plastic or craft foam cut to size and glued in place for extra durability.

Try combining felt and embroidery for the facial features — embroidery gives a softer look while felt adds bold shapes and easy placement.

I sometimes add tiny safety eyes behind felt to keep strong shapes while maintaining the soft look; always follow safety recommendations for toys intended for children.

Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them

✗ Skipping stitch markers on the edges will make it hard to align increases later; place markers at the start of each edge and at increase points for consistent shaping. ✗ Turning and chaining incorrectly when working rows can widen your bread slices unexpectedly; DO NOT ch 1 at the end of each row as instructed and simply turn your work, pulling the hook slightly to keep neat edges. ✗ Overstuffing the bread or toaster will distort the shape and prevent the bread from fitting; stuff lightly and gradually, adding more stuffing only as needed while sewing. ✗ Forgetting to note FLO or BLO rounds changes visible lines on the toaster; mark which rounds are worked in BLO/FLO and sew legs/cardboard with the FLO line visible as shown to keep the shape correct.

Kitty Toaster Amigurumi Pattern

Bring a tiny, squishy Kitty Toaster to life with this charming crochet pattern. Youll make two kitty bread slices and a cute toaster with removable inner parts — perfect for gifting or desk decor. Clear step-by-step rounds, assembly tips, and facial templates make finishing a joy. Suitable for crocheters who know basic stitches and enjoy a sweet, small project.

Intermediate 5-7 Hours

Materials Needed for Kitty Toaster Amigurumi Pattern

— Main Fabric

  • 01
    Velvet Yarn Size 3 (DK) - Beige (for kitty bread)
  • 02
    Velvet Yarn Size 3 (DK) - Brown (optional for burnt version)
  • 03
    Velvet Yarn Size 3 (DK) - Pink (toaster main color)
  • 04
    Velvet Yarn Size 3 (DK) - Grey (toaster inner, base and details)
  • 05
    Optional accent colors: Dark Brown, Blue, Yellow (small amounts)
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    NOTE: Pictures in pattern used a 6.00mm hook for photography; pattern uses velvet DK and a 3.00 mm hook for actual make

— Tools Required

  • 01
    Crochet hook size 3.00 mm
  • 02
    Optional crochet hook 6.00 mm for photography reference only
  • 03
    Dark Brown felt pieces (for facial details)
  • 04
    White and Red felt (additional, for burnt or sweat details)
  • 05
    Pink eyeshadow or blush for cheeks (additional: dark brown for burnt)
  • 06
    Glue (fabric glue for felt)
  • 07
    Cardboard (cut to fit toaster base)
  • 08
    Yarn needle for sewing and weaving ends
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    Stitch markers
  • 10
    Polyester stuffing
  • 11
    Sewing pins

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— Kitty Bread (Make 2) :

Info :

We will work in ROWS here. Start with Beige.

Info :

TIPS: At the end of each row, turn your work, pull your hook slightly, and continue to the next row. DO NOT ch 1 at the end, as this makes the edges appear neater. I recommend inserting stitch markers on both sides of the row if you find it difficult to see where to insert your hook.

Round 1 :

Ch16, starting from the 2nd ch from the hook, 15sc (15)

Round 2-12 :

15sc, turn (15) 11rows

Round 13 :

sc2tog, 11sc, sc2tog, turn (13)

Info :

We are going to make the ears now, DO NOT ch 1 before turning. Please read through R14 before making it.

Round 14 :

sc2tog, 4sc, turn, sk 1, 3sc, turn, sk 1, 2sc (we will sc the sides too, see pic for reference), 2sc (the sides), 5sc, turn, sk 1, 3sc, turn, sk 1, 2sc, 2sc (the sides), sc2tog (12)

Info :

Picture f is a picture of the first ear (before making 5sc) for reference.

— Bread Sides :

Info :

Change to Brown and continue working around the sides of the bread. We will inc on the 2 edges of the bread. I recommend adding a stitch marker for the increases so itll be easier to sew later.

Round 15 :

12sc, inc, 13sc, inc, 13sc, 2sc, 2sc(the sides), 5sc, 2sc(the sides), 5sc (58)

Info :

SL ST in the 1st st. Leave a short yarn, and fasten off for the first piece. Make the second bread and leave a long yarn to sew. Fasten Off.

Info :

Adjust the bread pieces and sew the sides BLO. Use the stitch markers to indicate where to sew. Lightly stuff while sewing, DO NOT overstuff so the bread is still flat.

— Paws (make 2) :

Info :

In Beige. DO NOT stuff. Leave a long tail to sew and fasten off. Fold the paw in half and sew it close. You can sew it after you finish your toaster or sew it now. Sew it between R8 & R9 of the bread, 2 sts away from the sides and 5 sts apart between the hands.

Round 1 :

6sc in MR (6)

Round 2 :

6sc (6)

— Toaster - Inner Part :

Info :

We will divide the toaster into 2 parts, inner and outer parts. First, we will work on the inner part of the toaster. In Grey. Well make a foundation chain and work around the chain.

Round 1 :

Ch 12, starting from the 2nd ch from the hook. 10sc, 3inc, on the other side of the chain, 10sc, 3inc (26)

Round 2 :

10sc, 3inc, sc, 3inc, 10sc, 3inc, sc, 3inc (34)

Round 3 :

11sc, 3inc, 3sc, 3inc, 12sc, 3inc, 3sc, 3inc, sc (42)

Round 4 :

12sc, 3inc, 5sc, 3inc, 14sc, 3inc, 5sc, 3inc, 2sc (50)

Info :

Note: 3inc = 3sc in the same st. We will FLO in the next round. We are crocheting from the inside out so you can flip it outwards if youre uncomfortable.

Round 5 :

FLO: 12sc, 3dec, 5sc, 3dec, 14sc, 3dec, 5sc, 3dec, 2sc (42)

Round 6 :

both loops: 42sc (42)

Round 7-12 :

42sc (42) 6rounds

Round 13 :

BLO: 13sc, 3inc, 5sc, 3inc, 14sc, 3inc, 5sc, 3inc, sc (50)

Info :

Flip back your inner toaster (if needed), the right side should be on the inside.

Round 14 :

both loops: 50 sc (50)

Round 15 :

14sc, 3inc, 7sc, 3inc, 16sc, 3inc, 7sc, 3inc, 2sc (58)

Info :

SL ST, Leave a short tail and fasten off. Weave in the tail.

— Legs (Make 4) :

Info :

Before working on the outer part we will make the 4 legs first so it is easier to sew before adding the cardboard. In Grey. Leave a long tail for sewing and fasten off. Lightly stuff if needed.

Round 1 :

8sc in MR (8)

Round 2 :

8sc (8)

— Toaster - Outer Part :

Info :

We will make a foundation chain and work around the chain. Starting with Grey.

Round 1 :

Ch 12, starting from the 2nd ch from the hook. 10sc, 3inc, on the other side of the chain, 10sc, 3inc (26)

Round 2 :

10sc, 3inc, sc, 3inc, 10sc, 3inc, sc, 3inc (34)

Round 3 :

11sc, 3inc, 3sc, 3inc, 12sc, 3inc, 3sc, 3inc, sc (42)

Round 4 :

12sc, 3inc, 5sc, 3inc, 14sc, 3inc, 5sc, 3inc, 2sc (50)

Round 5 :

13sc, 3inc, 7sc, 3inc, 16sc, 3inc, 7sc, 3inc, 3sc (58)

Round 6 :

14sc, 3inc, 9sc, 3inc, 18sc, 3inc, 9sc, 3inc, 4sc (66)

Round 7 :

15sc, 3inc, 11sc, 3inc, 20sc, 3inc, 11sc, 3inc, 5sc (74)

Round 8 :

BLO: 15sc, 3dec, 11sc, 3dec, 20sc, 3dec, 11sc, 3dec, 5sc (66)

Round 9-10 :

66sc (66) 2rounds

Info :

Change color to Pink. Cut off the Grey yarn and hide the tail.

Round 11-12 :

66sc (66) 2rounds

Info :

After R12 we will sew the 4 legs to the bottom of the outer part. Sew it on each corner 1 st away from the edge (FLO line of R7). Then cut a cardboard slightly smaller than the bottom of the toaster so it fits in, make sure the FLO of R7 is visible on the side when you put in the cardboard. Glue the cardboard to secure it. Cut another one for the inner part of the toaster. Glue it on the wrong side bottom of the inner toaster.

Round 13-15 :

66sc (66) 3rounds

Round 16 :

sc, (14sc, dec)x2, sc, (14sc, dec)x2 (62)

Round 17-20 :

62sc (62) 4rounds

Round 21 :

sc, (13sc, dec)x2, sc, (13sc, dec)x2 (58)

Round 22 :

58sc (58) Leave a long tail to sew and fasten off.

Info :

We will now sew the toaster together. To make it easier to read Ill write it in points form: 1. Stuff 1/3 of the outer toaster. 2. Insert your Kitty Bread into the inner part of the toaster. 3. Place the inner part into the outer part of the toaster. 4. The last rounds of both parts should touch, if the inner part falls in you can add more stuffing, and vice versa. 5. Secure the corners with stitch markers, scrap yarn, or anything you have in your possession. 6. Lightly stuff the sides of the toaster (Do not overstuff, you can add more as you sew).

— Toaster Control :

Info :

Starting with Grey. Leave a long tail for sewing and fasten off.

Round 1 :

8sc in MR (8)

Round 2 :

Change to Pink. BLO: 8sc (8)

Info :

SL ST, stuff if needed, Leave a long tail for sewing and fasten off.

— Carriage Lever :

Info :

In Pink. DO NOT stuff. Leave a long tail to sew and fasten off. Fold it in half and sew it close.

Round 1 :

Ch4, starting from the 2nd ch from the hook. 2sc, inc, on the other side of the chain 2sc, inc (8)

Round 2 :

BLO: 8sc (8)

— Lever Base :

Round 1 :

In Grey: Ch6, starting from the 2nd ch from the hook, 5sc. Leave a long tail to sew and fasten off.

— Button :

Round 1 :

In Grey: 5sc in MR (5)

Info :

SL ST, DO NOT stuff. Leave a long tail to sew and fasten off.

— ASSEMBLY :

Info :

This is where I sewed my pieces. However, I encourage you to use sewing pins and attach the pieces before sewing to see if its up to your liking! Sew the Toaster Control BLO on R10-14. Sew the Button BLO on R11-14. Sew the Lever Base on R15-21. Sew the Carriage Lever on R21.

— FACIAL ASSEMBLY (1) :

Info :

There are 2 face versions (normal & burnt) and you can choose which one youd like to make. I used brown felt for the facial expressions and pink eyeshadow for the blushes.

Item Name (Kitty Bread) :

Cut 2 eyes around 1-1.5 sts wide and place them on R10-R11, 4 sts apart. Cut the mouth around 2 sts wide and glue it on R11. Cut the Whiskers around 1.5-2 sts wide and glue them on R11 & R12 on both sides, 1 st away from the eyes.

Item Name (Toaster) :

Cut 2 eyes around 3-3.5 sts wide and place them on R13-R14, 4 sts apart. Cut the mouth around 1 st wide and glue it on R13. Use pink eyeshadow as the blush on the side of the eyes.

— FACIAL ASSEMBLY (2) :

Info :

For burnt kitty bread: Cut 2 eyes around 2-2.5 sts wide and place them on R11-R12, 3 sts apart. Cut the mouth around 1 st wide and glue it on R11. Cut the Whiskers around 1.5-2 sts wide and glue them on R11 & R12 on both sides, 1 st away from the eyes. Cut 3 curves for the cross-popping veins and glue them on R13-R14 using red felt. Use Dark Brown eyeshadow to make the burnt patches. For toaster burnt/sweat version: Cut 2 eyes around 2 sts wide and place them on R14-R15, 5 sts apart. Cut the mouth around 1-1.5 sts wide and glue it on R13. Cut a water drop for the sweat and glue it on R15-R17 using white felt. Use pink eyeshadow as the blush on the side of the eyes.

Info :

You can resize the facial expressions and print them out for guide. Congratulations and enjoy your purrfect toast!

Assembly Instructions

  • Stuff about one third of the outer toaster before inserting the inner part so the inner and outer parts align when sewn.
  • Insert the kitty bread into the inner toaster, then place the inner part into the outer part and ensure the last rounds of both parts touch before sewing.
  • Use stitch markers or scrap yarn to secure the corners in place before sewing, ensuring corners match to avoid a slanted toaster.
  • Sew the Toaster Control BLO onto rounds R10-R14 and the Button BLO onto rounds R11-R14, using the BLO lines as reference for consistent placement.
  • Cut cardboard slightly smaller than the bottom of each toaster part and glue it into place on the wrong side to give the toaster structure and stability.

Important Notes

  • 💡Work with consistent tension throughout the pattern as variations may affect the shape of the toaster and bread pieces.
  • 💡Do not overstuff the bread pieces; they should remain relatively flat so they fit neatly into the toaster opening.
  • 💡Use stitch markers to mark increases and corners for easier sewing and alignment during assembly.
  • 💡Pictures in the pattern were made with a 6.00mm hook for better viewing, but the pattern yarn and hook specified are different — follow the materials and hook size recommended for the final size.

This adorable Kitty Toaster pattern is a delightful mix of kawaii charm and clever construction, perfect for gifting or decorating your crafting nook. Make two kitty breads, add a sweet face with felt details, and assemble a sturdy two-part toaster with a cardboard base. Happy crocheting and enjoy every cozy stitch! 🧶 🧵

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FAQs

What size will the finished piece be?

The finished toaster measures approximately 6 cm tall and 9 cm wide, and each bread slice is about 5.5 cm tall and 5.5 cm wide when made with the recommended materials.

Can I use different yarn weights for this pattern?

Yes, you can use different yarn weights but this will change the final size; choose an appropriate hook size for the yarn and test gauge with a small sample to ensure your bread fits the toaster.

Do I need prior crochet experience for this pattern?

This pattern is rated Intermediate — basic crochet skills and familiarity with working in rows, rounds, FLO and BLO are recommended for best results.

How long does this project typically take to complete?

Most crocheters complete this project in 5-7 hours, though the time may vary depending on your experience, speed, and how much detailing or sewing you choose to do.