Nezuko Crochet Pattern
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Hi, my fellow crocheters, this time I share an anime character crochet pattern, Nezuko Kamado from the anime Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba. Have you watched the anime yet? It’s a great anime.
Tanjiro and Nezuko’s family were slaughtered by demons, while Nezuko who was infected with demon blood turned into a demon. Tanjiro’s ambition is to find a medicine to turn his sister back into a human and avenge the death of his family. He joined as a member of the Demon Slayer Corps and always brought Nezuko with him. Despite being a demon, Nezuko still has human emotions and thoughts. Even Nezuko often helps Tanjiro in his mission to slay the demons.
I like the story and the characters. So happy that Nezuko amigurumi turned out this cute! I can’t wait for season 3 to be released in April 2023.
This Nezuko crochet pattern is quite detailed with small parts. But don’t worry, I keep it as simple as possible. The difficulty level of this pattern is intermediate because in order to make it, you need to have some experience with changing color techniques.
You can read Nezuko Kamado crochet pattern FREE in this post. The PDF crochet pattern is also available to purchase on my Blog Shop, Etsy, Ravelry, and Ko-fi Shop.
I’ve added other characters pattern from Demon Slayer, so don’t forget to check it out. You can also read other anime crochet patterns I’ve made HERE. I’ll always be adding new anime crochet pattern, so stay tuned!
I hope you like the pattern. Have fun!
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Crochet Pattern
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Notes
Nezuko amigurumi is about 8.5 cm (3.35 inches) tall.
I used small ply Balinese cotton yarn (sport yarn, #2 Fine) and Tulip hook no. 3 (2.25 mm).
The similar yarn you can use is Schachenmayr Catania (100% cotton; 50 g (1.8 oz); 125 m (137 yds)).
Its size may vary according to the materials you used.
Materials
Sport yarns:
– beige, pink, black, orange, white, red, green, salmon
(I used less than a 125m/50g ball of each color when making this project)
2.25 mm crochet hook
7 mm safety eyes
Polyester fill
Tapestry needle
Marker
Scissors
Pins
Adhesive/fiber glue
Abbreviations (US Terms)
MR = magic ring
ch = chain
sc = single crochet
inc = sc increase (2 sc in next stitch)
dec = sc decrease (join next 2 sts into 1)
BLO = back loop only
FLO = front loop only
sl st = slip stitch
Legs (make 2)
Use white
Round 1: MR, 6 sc (6)
Round 2: *2 sc, inc* 2 times (8)
Change to black
Round 3: *3 sc, inc* 2 times (10)
Round 4: sc in each stitch (10)
Cut the yarn, make the 2nd leg. Don’t cut the yarn on 2nd leg, continue to work the body.
Body
Round 5: 2 ch, sc in each stitch of 1st lef, sc in 2 ch, sc in each stitch of 2nd leg, sc in the opposite side of 2 ch (24)
Round 6: sc in each stitch (24)
Change to pink
Round 7: *6 sc, dec* 3 times (21)
We work changing colors on next round
Round 8: BLO *white 3 sc, red 3 sc* 3 times, white 3 sc (21)
Round 9: *red 3 sc, white 3 sc* 3 times, red 3 sc (21)
Change to green
Round 10: *5 sc, dec* 3 times (18)
Change to pink
Round 11: BLO sc in each stitch (18)
Fill as you go
Round 12: *dec, 4 sc* 3 times (15)
Round 13: *dec, 3 sc* 3 times (12)
Round 14: 1 sc, dec, 1 sc* 3 times (9)
Continue to work the head.
Head
Change to beige
Round 1: *inc* 9 times (18)
Round 2: *1 sc, inc* 9 times (27)
Round 3: *8 sc, inc* 3 times (30)
Round 4-10: sc in each stitch – 7 rounds (30)
Attach eyes between Round 6 and 7, 5 sc apart
Round 11: *dec, 3 sc* 6 times (24)
Fill as you go
Round 12: *dec, 2 sc* 6 times (18)
Round 13: *dec, 1 sc* 6 times (12)
Round 14: *dec* 6 times (6)
Fill before close the hole. Fasten off.
Use pink to embroider the cheeks.
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Skirt (below part of the kimono)
Use pink
Round 1: FLO in Round 7 of the body
*6 sc, inc* 3 times (24)
Round 2-3: sc in each stitch – 2 rounds (24)
Change to white
Round 4: sc in each stitch (24)
Fasten off.
Use white to sl st the skirt surface.
Start from a bit to the right on Round 1 of the skirt, sl st in each round slighty skewed to the left.
Fasten off, weave in ends.
Belt
Use orange
Make 26 ch, leave a long tail on both ends for tying.
Arms (make 2)
Use beige
Round 1: MR 6 sc (6)
Change to black
Round 2-5: sc in each stitch – 4 rounds (6)
sl st, turn, 2 sc, sl st
No need to fill the arms.
Leave a long end for sewing.
Coat
Use black
Row 1: 21 ch, skip 1 ch, sc in each ch (20)
Row 2: 1 ch, turn, 4 sc, dec, 8 sc, dec, 4 sc (18)
Row 3: 1 ch, turn, sc in each stitch (18)
Row 4: 1 ch, turn, 3 sc, dec, 8 sc, dec, 3 sc (16)
Row 5-6: 1 ch, turn, sc in each stitch – 2 rows (16)
Row 7: 1 ch, turn, 4 sc, dec, 4 sc, dec, 4 sc (14)
Row 8: 1 ch, turn, 3 sc, dec, 4 sc, dec, 3 sc (12)
Row 9: 1 ch, turn, 3 sc, dec, 2 sc, dec, 3 sc (10)
Continue to sc the three sides of the coat.
Make 8 sc along the left side (1 sc in each row).
2 sc in first stitch of the bottom side, sc in next 18 stitches, 2 sc in last stitch.
Make 8 sc along the right side, sl st in 1st sc of Row 9.
Leave a long end for sewing.
Bamboo Rope
Use salmon
Make 15 ch, leave a long tail on both ends for tying.
Bamboo
Use green
Round 1: MR, 4 sc (4)
Slip the rope into the center of the circle before close the MR. Continue to work the bamboo.
Round 2-6: sc in each stitch – 5 rounds (4)
Fasten off.
Hair
Use black
Round 1: MR, 6 sc (6)
Round 2: *inc* 6 times (12)
Next we work the strands (S), consist of 2 layers on BLO and FLO.
S 1-7: 18 ch, orange 9 ch, skip 1 ch, 8 sc, black 18 sc, BLO sl st in next stitch – 7 strands (26)
S 8-10: 18 ch, orange 9 ch, skip 1 ch, 8 sc, black 18 sc, (insert in both loops) sl st in next 2 stitches – 3 strands (26)
S 11-16: 18 ch, orange 9 ch, skip 1 ch, 8 sc, black 18 sc, FLO sl st in next stitch – 6 strands (26)
Fasten off.
Hair Ribbon
Use pink
Make 16 ch, leave a long tail on both ends for tying.
Assembling
- Use white to embroider the kimono neck on Round 13-14 of the body.
- Tie the belt between Round 8 and 9 of the body. Glue if needed. Cut the remaining yarn.
- Put on the coat to the body. Sew the upper coat to the body.
- Sew the arms to the coat.
- Glue the bamboo on Round 4 of the head. Tie and glue the rope behind the head. If the rope is still not firmly attached, it can be glued again later while attaching the hair.
- Put hair onto the head, FLO strands on the top side. S 8-10 are on the fore head.
Pin the FLO strands with a gap between the strands, then close the gaps with BLO strands. If you are pleased with the position, add adhesive to the hair strands one by one. Leave S 8-9 to attach last. Glue the bamboo rope while attaching the hair strands.
Use the hair ribbon to tie S 8-9 to the side. Glue the upper part of the strands. Cut the remaining yarn of the ribbon.
Finished! \(^o^)/
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Nezuko amigurumi is inspired from Demon Slayer. Pattern and pictures are original design by Crochethea. This pattern is for personal, non-commercial use only. You may link to this pattern but you may not copy any part of the pattern instructions and share it on other websites. You may sell items you make from this pattern, but only in small scale. If you share or sell items from this pattern, please credit Crochethea as the designer. Thank you!
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2 thoughts on “Nezuko Crochet Pattern”
Hey I love the pattern but while doing it I noticed that round 11 says BLO but in the pictures, it was round 10 that did the BLO, was this a typo or a correction after the fact?
Hi, I didn’t realize that until you mentioned it. I’ve checked it on my notes and it’s not a typo.
Maybe I missed it while writing down the pattern. Actually the BLO in this part is optional. You can do it in R10 and/or R11 OR just crochet in both loops.
Thank you so much for your attention.