Cinnamoroll by Chiara Cremon

Cinnamoroll

Crochet
November 2026
Sport (12 wpi) ?
2.0 mm
US
English
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Crochet your own little Cinnamoroll, complete with long floppy ears, rosy cheeks, and his signature cinnamon-roll tail!

This listing is for a PDF crochet pattern containing instructions to make Cinnamoroll. It is not a finished physical item or a kit. No materials are included.

The legs are joined as you crochet the body. The head, ears, arms, and tail are made separately and sewn on, with the tail rolled into a spiral. Crocheted cheeks and an embroidered mouth complete his expression.

✨ What’s included

  • Detailed written instructions with step-by-step photos
  • Guidance for shaping and assembling the pieces
  • Instructions for creating blue eyes, with alternative options
  • An illustrated techniques appendix

Skill level and techniques
Suitable for experienced beginners. The pattern mainly uses continuous rounds, with increases, decreases, working around a foundation chain, embroidery, and sewing. Firm, even tension is essential to achieve the intended head shape.

Finished size
Approximately 8.5 cm tall and 7 cm wide, excluding the ears, when made with sport-weight yarn and a 2.0 mm hook. Size will vary depending on the yarn and hook selected.

Materials

  • Sport-weight yarn in white, pink, and blue. I used YarnArt Jeans.
  • 2.0 mm crochet hook.
  • Alternatively, use your favourite yarn in the colours above and a hook approximately 1 mm smaller than the size recommended on the yarn label. Aim for firm, even stitches that hold their shape and keep the stuffing from showing.
  • Stuffing.
  • Oval black safety eyes, approximately 2–3 stitches long—I used 10 × 7 mm eyes.
  • Optional blue Posca marker and nail polish top coat to colour the eyes. Alternative methods for making blue eyes are also suggested.
  • Stitch markers, sewing pins, and a tapestry needle.
  • Optional fabric glue.
  • Optional smaller hook for the cheeks—I used a 1.0 mm hook with split yarn.

Language and terminology
English, using US crochet terminology.

Sharing
I’d love to see your Cinnamoroll!
Tag me on Instagram: @chiacrafts
or credit the design as “Pattern by @chiacrafts”

⚠️ Pattern use
This pattern is for personal use only.
Finished items can be sold in small quantities with credit to the designer.