Crowd-sourcing Pattern Testers and Tech Editors over the years is going great and continues to apply to all my patterns, even the free ones.
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Second person to make a finished Project page gets $10.
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When I searched online for a knit or crochet pattern for Snowball (formerly Snuffles), it shocked me to not find one. Then in writing one up I realized why.
This is super advanced! There are many strange shapes. If you have never made a plush before you are welcome to start with this one, though I strongly recommend against it since I do not hold your hand through it, or teach you crochet basics, or anything really. YouTube is your technique and pattern-reading learning resource.
It is simply straightforward with standard abbreviations, so be comfortable with following typical pattern wording. There are few photos, and no videos.

Is there another Rick and Morty character besides Snowball that you have not yet found a pattern of in knit or crochet? Let me know in comments what you’d like to make next that no pattern currently exists for, and we’ll make the most popular one(s) happen.
Yes we can make anything, except for only maybe non-corporeal beings such as Fart the gas cloud voiced by legendary Jemaine Clement.

While this pattern itself in US crochet terms may not be distributed or sold as your own, feel free to sell finished items made from this pattern. Please do.
Handmade.com and Ebay.com are recommended, no affiliation.
Etsy.com is not recommended as it is widely boycotted in international maker circles with no respect for #actualmakers since 2018. However if you must, hey, you do whatcha gotta fam.
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https://indiesellersguild.org/etsystrike/
https://indiesellersguild.org/plaid/

level: super advanced a.k.a. NOT your first rodeo

skills: know how to ch (chain), sl st (slip stitch), sc (single crochet), work flat (back-and-forth), work in the round, sc over tail to cinch starting circle closed, sc in flo (front loop only), sc in blo (back loop only), sc 2 in same st (stitch), sc2tog (sc two together decrease), pm (place marker in 1st st of round), rm (replace marker in 1st st of each following round), count sts for accuracy, seaming with sc to join panels along side edges, seaming and surface embroidery with yarn needle, tie a square knot, tie off (break yarn, yarn over, pull through active loop, pull snug), have already created prior an entire plush from written instruction meaning this has very few clarification photos

size: literally any size, sample is 8” (20cm) tall x 5” (12cm) wide x 5” (12cm) deep—for larger gauge use thicker yarn with larger hook size on label, for smaller use smaller

yarn: literally any sport/fine weight yarn, yarnsub.com/search?q=sport+yarn has ideas, sample uses:
• white: unlabeled (sport / fine / light dk weight #2) wool 100g
• black: discontinued Rowan Fine Tweed (sport/fine weight #2) in color #377 Pendle 25g
• light gray: unlabeled (sport/fine weight #2) wool 25g
• dark gray: unlabeled (sport/fine weight #2) wool 25g
• aqua: unlabeled (sport/fine weight #2) wool 25g

hook: the hook size that your chosen yarn label says to use, sample uses US G6 4mm

materials:
• aqua/blue light bulb with visible filament, sample uses Scentsy 15-watt bulb with 2” total length and ½” wide base from Home Depot
• transparent aqua flex film for visor and scissors, sample uses cutout from ID holder
• Poly-fil or other white/light repurposed filler material
• yarn needle for seaming, rubber-band for blocking, stitch marker for start of round/row

Feel free to reach out with pattern questions (not crochet technique questions covered abundantly on YouTube) and I’ll typically reply within 24 hours unless out of town/country on Zen sesshin meditation retreat.

Warmly,
Soshin Stacy Pamela

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