Crochet Snowman Pikachu – A Cute Winter Amigurumi Project for Pokémon Lovers


Pika the snowman amigurumi free crochet pattern (2)
If you love combining seasonal themes with iconic characters, this crochet snowman Pikachu amigurumi is the perfect project for you. Inspired by winter vibes and the timeless charm of Pikachu, this design turns a beloved Pokémon into an adorable snowman-style plush. With its cozy scarf, tiny winter hat, and soft textured yarn, this amigurumi instantly brings warmth and joy—despite its snowy theme.

Projects like this are especially popular among crafters searching for free amigurumi patterns that feel unique and handmade rather than mass-produced. Whether you’re decorating your home for winter, creating a handmade gift, or adding variety to your amigurumi collection, a crochet Pikachu with a snowman twist is guaranteed to stand out.

Pika the crochet snowman free pattern

One reason the crochet snowman style works so well is its simplicity. Snowman shapes are naturally rounded, making them beginner-friendly while still offering room for creative details. When combined with Pikachu’s recognizable ears, cheeks, and facial expression, the result is both cute and instantly familiar.

Fans of crochet Pikachu patterns often look for designs that go beyond the classic yellow version. Seasonal variations like this one keep projects fresh and exciting. The soft, plush yarn used in many snowman designs also adds a cozy, winter-ready texture that enhances the finished look.

Another big advantage is versatility. This project can be made in different sizes, adjusted with color changes, or customized with accessories like scarves, hats, or embroidered details. That flexibility is exactly why amigurumi lovers constantly search for free amigurumi patterns that allow personal touches.

Designer: crochetbydyll

Materials for the snowman pikachu

• Velvet yarn: white, yellow and two different shades of blue.
• Crochet hook – your preferred/standart size (i prefer to use 3-4mm for souffle velvet/ velvet yarn)
• Stuffing
• Needle for sewing/weaving in ends.
• Stitch marker.
• Felt for face details (or you can embroider them + safety eyes)

Abbreviations:

R: round
MR: magic ring
st: stitch
ch: chain
sc: single crochet
hdc: half double crochet
dc: double crochet
inc: increase (2 sc in the same stitch)
dec: decrease (single crochet two stitches together using front loops only)
tdec: invisible triple decrease (single crochet three stitches together using front loops only)
BLO: back loop only
FLO: front loop only
cc: color change
slst: slip stitch
FO: fasten off

The beanie

Using a 3mm crochet hook and white yarn:
R1- 6 sc into MR {6}
R2- (sc, inc) x 3 {9}
R3- (sc, dec) x 3 (6) CC to blue shade 1
R4- BLO: sc around (1 round) {6}
R5-R6- inc around (2 rounds) (24}
R7- (2sc, inc) x 8 (32)
R8 – sc around (1 round) (32) CC to white
R9-R10- sc around (2 rounds) (32) CC to blue shade 1
R11- BLO: sl st around [32] CC back to white
R12- BLO: sc around (1 round) (32) CC back to blue 1
R13- dc around (1 round) (32}
R14- sc around (1 round) (32} CC to blue shade 2
R15- hdc around (1 round) (32) FO and weave in ur loose ends and leave a long tail for sewing! Flip R15 up to create the brim of the beanie. All done!
crochet-snowman-pikachu-beanie

The scarf

Using yellow yarn and a 3mm hook:
R1- make a slip knot and ch7 {7}
R2- Starting in the 2nd chain from the hook, sc down the chain. Ch1 and turn your work {6}
R3-R65- 6sc, ch1 and turn your work {6}
Now the scarf length will vary depending on your preference, yarn, crochet tension, and the final size of your Pika Snowman. Once you reach approximately R65, DO NOT FO yet, keep your yarn attached and we will revisit it after we finish making our lil friend 🙂
crochet-snowman-pikachu-scarf

The ears

Be sure to make 2 ears! Using a 3mm hook and white yarn:
R1- 6sc into MR {6}
R2- (sc, inc) x 3 {9}
R3-R6 sc around (4 rounds) and colour change to yellow yarn during your last stitch {9}
R7- (sc, dec) x 3 {6}
R8- Fold the ear in half to close the hole and make 3sc across to close the ear {3}
FO and weave in your loose ends 🙂
crochet-snowman-pikachu-ears

The lower body

We will be starting from the lower half and making our way up!
Using a 3mm hook and white yarn:
R1- 6 sc into MR {6}
R2- inc x 6 {12}
R3- inc x 12 (24}
R4- (2sc, inc) x 8 (32}
R5- (3sc, inc) x 8 {40}
R6- (4sc, inc) x 8 [48]
R7- (5sc, inc) x 8 (56)
R8- BLO: sc around (1 round) {56}
R9-R12 – sc around (4 rounds) {56}
R13- (5sc, dec) x 8 (48)
R14- sc around (1 round) (48}
crochet-snowman-pikachu-lower- body

The upper body

R15- (4sc, dec) x 8 {40}
R16-R18- sc around (3 rounds) {40}
R19 – (3sc, dec) x 8 (32}
R20- dec around (1 round) {16}
*Stuff the lower portion firmly*
R21- FLO: inc around (1 round) {32}
R22- (3sc, inc) x 8 {40}
R23- (4sc, inc) x 8 (48)
R24 – BLO: sc around (1 round) {48)
R25-R28- sc around (4 rounds) {48}
R29- (4sc, dec) x 8 {40}
R30- sc around (1 round) {40}
crochet-snowman-pikachu-upper-body

Attach the ears

R31- 14 sc. Attach first ear with 3sc through R8 of ear and body, 6sc, attach second ear with 3sc, then 14 sc {40}
R32- sc around (1 round) {40}
R33- (3sc,dec)x8 {32}
R34- (2sc,dec)x8 {24}
Stuff firmly.
R35- tdec x8 {8}
FO, sew the hole closed and weave in any loose ends.
crochet-snowman-pikachu-attach-the-ears

Adding details

Sew the beanie onto the top of the head, behind the ears, between R32-R33. FO and weave in loose ends.
Test out the length of your scarf by wrapping it around our pika snowman and attempt to tie a knot.
If you’re happy with the length then feel free to FO, weave in your ends and tie it around the lil guy. If not satisfied, feel free to add more rows with 6 sc, ch1 and turning until you’re happy with how it looks.
Lastly, feel free to add face details you like. I added blush, a nose, mouth, and eyes. You can also embroider these on if you wish.
crochet-snowman-pikachu-adding-details


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