Jimothy Seattle Raccoon

Every city has its legends. Seattle has Jimothy. This lovable little raccoon has stolen hearts far beyond the Pacific Northwest with his curiously unusual little shape, complete with a short, compact spine that gives him an extra dose of charm and character. Now you can crochet your own amigurumi version of Ballard's masked mischief-maker. Designed by Owl Spun, a Seattle area based fiber artist. No AI was used in the design of this pattern. **DIFFICULTY** This crochet pattern is rated for a seasoned beginner that has crocheted before. Jimothy is an easy shape to crochet, but some complicated amigurumi shaping techniques for legs. Jimothy Seattle Raccoon is a written pattern, in English US crochet terms. Pattern includes links to online written and videos for learning various techniques (seaming, magic ring, etc). **YARN** Super Bulky Weight Yarn. Yarn used: Cascade Lana Grande Silver Grey = 70 yards/ 64m Black = 18 yards/ 16m White = 9 yards/ 8m. **HOOK SIZE** Use a crochet hook size that creates tight stitches to prevent stuffing from showing through. Finish size and yarn usage may differ due to gauge. Suggested Size - 5.5mm (US I). **OTHER MATERIALS** • Removable Stitch Markers. • Stuffing Materials, approximately 28g/ 1 oz. • 12mm Black Doll Shank Back Eyes. • 15mm wide Triangle Shank Back Nose. Optional: • Wire or Pipe Cleaners • Embroidery Floss for Eyes/ Nose/ Mouth • Hook & Loop Tape (Velcro) or wire brush. *July 31st 2026 - This is the initial release of this pattern. Future updates may include additional photos, clarifications, or improvements as needed.*