FREE Crochet Pattern - Mr. Poopybutthole Plush from Rick and Morty

UPDATE 2/11/23: Made a lil note about BLO and also you should pop over to my Etsy and go to Ko-Fi if you're looking for patterns!

Make yourself a long-time family friend!

I'm not totally pleased with the hat I made for mine, so do as I say in this pattern not as I have done in the photos, kids.

Your finished Mr. Poopybutthole will be about 14" from the top of his hat to his feet.

Materials and Stuff

• size J crochet hook
• worsted weight yarn in yellow, black, cyan (or some light blue), brown, and a little white - I actually used sport weight yarn for his yellow parts because it was a nicer yellow, but worsted should be fine
• yarn needle
• stitch marker
• some sort of stuffing material

Abbreviations

• ch: chain
• sc: single crochet
• rnd/rnds: round/rounds
• st/sts: stitch/stitches
• inc: increase (2 sc in same stitch)
• dec or sc2tog: single crochet decrease or single crochet two stitches together

What You Do (stitches in rnd are in parentheses)

AND NOTE: I worked in back loops only, but this is not necessary unless you want to exactly replicate my texture. Regular crochet should not destroy the gauge!

 

Head, starting at top and working down: with yellow, ch 4, join to make loop;

Rnd 1: 8 sc in loop (8);

Rnd 2: *sc 1, inc, repeat from * around (12);

Rnd 3: inc around (24);

Rnd 4: *sc1, inc, repeat from * around (36);

Rnd 5 and then some: work even until piece measures about 5";

Finishing: *sc 1, dec around (24); dec around (12); stuff it

Body, starting at butt: with black ch 4 and join to make loop;

Rnd 1: 8 sc in loop (8);

Rnd 2: *sc 1, inc, repeat from * around (12);

Rnd 3: inc around (24);

Rnd 4: *sc 1, inc, repeat from * around (36);

Rnd 5-6: work even (36);

Rnd 7 and some more: switch to cyan and work even for approximately 3"

Finishing: *sc 1, dec, repeat from * around (24); dec around (12); stuff it

Legs (make 2), starting at feet: with brown ch 4, join to form loop;

Rnd 1: 8 sc in loop (8);

Rnd 2: inc around (16);

Rnd 3-4: work even (16);

Rnd 5: dec around (8); stuff the foot;

Rnd 6-7: switch to white, work even (8);

Rnd 8-12: switch to yellow, work even (8);

Rnd 13-18: switch to black, work even

Arms (make 2), starting at hands: with yellow ch 4, join to make loop;

Rnd 1: 8 sc in loop (8);

Rnd 2: in around (16);

Rnd 3: work even (16);

Rnd 4: dec around (8);

Rnd 5-15: work even (8);

Rnd 16-18: switch to cyan, work even (8)

Hat, starting at top: with black ch 4, join to make loop;

Rnd 1: 8 sc in loop (8);

Rnd 2: *sc 1, inc, repeat from * around (12);

Rnd 3: inc around (24);

Rnd 4-10: work even (24);

Rnd 11-12: switch to cyan, work even (24);

Rnd 13: switch to black, work even (24);

Rnd 14: inc around (48);

Rnd 15: work even (48), stuff hat

Eyes (make 2): with white ch 4, join to make loop;

Rnd 1: 8 sc in loop (8);

Rnd 2: inc around (16);

Rnd 3: work even

sew or knot with black to make the pupils

Nose: with yellow ch 4, join to make loop;

Rnd 1: 6 sc in loop (6);

Rnd 2-5: work even (6)

Sew all the parts where they go, using your brain-power. I used either a running stitch or a whip stitch with appropriately matching yarn, depending on the part. Stitch on your preferred mouth for your ideal facial expression. I stuffed the eyes a little bit too as I attached them.

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