Welcome to my take on the little monster obsession! This plushie bag is customizable to fit your preferences. Although designed to be a huggie style bag, you can change a few details to make a backpack with the monster facing out. You can make a version of the monster without the tail and wings. You can make a regular plushie in a huggie, sitting, or standing position. This pattern is advanced-level, written in US terms. You can make yours with any yarn, but keep in mind the yarn used will affect the size. You’ll also need to use a smaller yarn weight for the face details and spikes. I used Loops & Threads Fluffy Flecks (weight 5 but feels more like a 6), Bernat Blanket (6 weight) and a 6.5 mm hook for the main pieces. I used worsted (4 weight) acrylic and a 3.75 mm hook for the facial details and spikes. Check out the tester gallery before you get started for some inspiration!

Supplies:
Yarn
-Fur/body color- Loops & Threads, Fluffy Flecks in blue: 2 skeins
-Skin color- Bernat Blanket, Birch: 1 skein
-Wing color- Bernat Blanket, Bright Lime: a few yards
-Strap color- if crocheting straps, Bernat Blanket: 1 skein
-a few yards of worsted weight acrylic for the facial details: white & black
-a few yards of worsted weight acrylic in color(s) of your choice for the spikes

-3.75 & 6.5 mm hook
-7x9 inch cotton canvas drawstring bag for the liner (or sew your own)
-blunt tipped needle for sewing
-scissors
-poly-fil
-6 stitch markers
-other helpful items: sewing pins (highly recommend to pin pieces in place before sewing), something to poke holes through the liner (you can carefully cut small holes with scissors or use a hole punch).
-optional alternative strap options: clip on purse strap
or pre-assembled adjustable backpack strap from Ali Express

Copyright & Sellers Disclosure: August 2025, All written instructions and photos included in this document are the intellectual property of Jessica Brewer and may not be copied, shared, modified, sold or reproduced in any way.

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