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Super Mario Amigurumi Pattern

Super Mario Amigurumi Pattern
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Intermediate Level

Ideal for those with basic crochet experience, featuring slightly more advanced stitches and techniques to expand your skills.

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Multi-Day Project

A rewarding 12+ hour journey—perfect for dedicated crafters who love detailed work.

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An adorable friend to cherish, handcrafted with love to bring comfort and joy for years to come.

About This Super Mario Amigurumi Pattern

This pattern creates a full Super Mario amigurumi with hat, moustache and detailed facial features. You will crochet the head, body, limbs, clothing and small accessories using light worsted/DK weight yarn. The instructions are worked mainly in spirals and include clear shaping and finishing steps for realistic character details.

Super Mario Amigurumi Pattern crochet pattern - detailed view of completed project

Designed for an advanced-beginner to intermediate crocheter, the pattern includes tips for assembly and positioning. The finished Mario measures about 35cm/14" tall using the recommended yarn and hook.

Why You'll Love This Super Mario Amigurumi Pattern

I absolutely love this pattern because it brings a beloved video game character to life with crochet. I enjoy the detailed shaping for the face and moustache — those small details really make the character pop. The construction method of working parts in spirals makes it satisfying to see the shape form as you work. I love that you can customize colors and small features to make your own unique Mario. This pattern offers a rewarding blend of straightforward stitches and fun assembly steps.

Super Mario Amigurumi Pattern step 1 - construction progress Super Mario Amigurumi Pattern step 2 - assembly progress Super Mario Amigurumi Pattern step 3 - details and accessories Super Mario Amigurumi Pattern step 4 - final assembly and finishing

Switch Things Up

I love encouraging makers to customize this pattern to make it their own.

You can switch yarn colors to create alternate outfits — try green for Luigi or pastel shades for a soft, stylized version.

Want a smaller or larger Mario? Change the yarn weight and hook size: thinner yarn and smaller hook for a mini keychain, bulkier yarn for a chunky plush.

I often add embroidered freckles, different moustache styles, or tiny accessories like a scarf or mini shell to change personality.

Try using safety eyes for a polished look or embroider the eyes for a softer, child-safe toy.

To make Mario poseable, consider adding thin wire into the limbs before stuffing for a flexible pose.

Swap the white glove cuffs for striped or textured cuffs by changing yarn color or adding a slip-stitch row.

Experiment with facial placement—raising or lowering the eyes slightly can change his expression completely.

I sometimes add a removable hat by sewing it lightly with a few loose tacking stitches so it can be taken off and put back on.

For a personalized gift, embroider initials inside the hat or add a small pocket on the overalls for a cute finishing touch.

Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them

✗ Skipping a stitch marker when working in spirals will lead to losing your round; always place a stitch marker at the beginning of each round so you know exactly where the round starts. ✗ Not stuffing gradually will create lumps and misshapen parts; stuff small amounts as you go and shape with your fingers to keep an even surface. ✗ Changing tension between sections will distort proportions; maintain consistent, moderate tension throughout and check gauge by measuring rounds occasionally. ✗ Forgetting to count increases and decreases results in incorrect stitch counts; count your stitches at the end of each shaping round to catch mistakes early. ✗ Sewing parts without pinning can make placement uneven; pin and check placement from multiple angles before sewing parts permanently.

Super Mario Amigurumi Pattern

Make your own handmade Super Mario amigurumi with clear, step-by-step crochet instructions. This pattern walks you through every part — head, hat, moustache, arms, legs and accessories — so you can create a detailed, poseable Mario. Perfect for fans and makers who enjoy character amigurumi with lots of finishing details and personality.

Intermediate 12+ Hours

Materials Needed for Super Mario Amigurumi Pattern

— Main Fabric

  • 01
    Light worsted weight / DK yarn (recommended) - main colors as needed
  • 02
    Color: Beige (skin tone) - for head, nose, ears, hands
  • 03
    Color: Red - for hat, shirt, part of pants and arms
  • 04
    Color: Blue - for pants and braces
  • 05
    Color: Brown - for hair, moustache, shoes
  • 06
    Color: White - for eyeballs, glove cuffs, hat circle
  • 07
    Color: Black - for pupils and details
  • 08
    Color: Yellow - for buttons
  • 09
    Fiberfill stuffing for head, body, shoes, moustache and belly

— Tools Required

  • 01
    Crochet hook size G (6) / 4.0 mm
  • 02
    Tapestry/sewing needle
  • 03
    Scissors
  • 04
    Stitch markers (or scrap yarn)
  • 05
    Polyester stuffing / fiberfill
  • 06
    Pins for assembly
  • 07
    Optional: small embroidery needle and red yarn for 'M' embroidery on hat

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— Head (in beige) :

Round 1 :

MR6 =6

Round 2 :

inc1sc in every st. =12

Round 3 :

1sc, inc1sc in next st. Repeat all round. =18

Round 4 :

2sc, inc1sc in next st. Repeat all round. =24

Round 5 :

3sc, inc1sc in next st. Repeat all round. =30

Round 6 :

Crochet 2sc and move your stitcher marker/starting point of the round to this point. Continue to work on the next step, do not finish the round.

Round 7 :

4sc, inc1sc in next st. Repeat all round. =36

Round 8 :

5sc, inc1sc in next st. Repeat all round. =42

Round 9 :

6sc, inc1sc in next st. Repeat all round. =48

Round 10 :

7sc, inc1sc in next st, 7sc, inc1sc in next st. Move your stitch marker/starting point of the round to this point. Continue to work on the next step. Do not finish the round.

Round 11 :

9sc, inc1sc in next st. Repeat all round. =55

Round 12 :

10sc, inc1sc in next st. Repeat all round. =60

Round 13 :

11sc, inc1sc in next st. Repeat all round. =65

Round 14 :

Crochet 12 rounds of sc. =65

Round 15 :

11sc, sc2tog. Repeat all round. =60

Round 16 :

10sc, sc2tog. Repeat all round. =55

Round 17 :

Crochet 5sc and move your stitch marker/starting point of the round to this point. Continue to work on the next step, do not finish the round.

Round 18 :

9sc, sc2tog. Repeat all round. =50

Round 19 :

6sc, sc2tog, 6sc, sc2tog, 4sc. Move your stitch marker/starting point of the round to this point. Continue to work on the next step, do not finish the round. =48

Round 20 :

6sc, sc2tog. Repeat all round. =42

Round 21 :

5sc, sc2tog. Repeat all round. =36

Round 22 :

4sc, sc2tog. Repeat all round. =30

Round 23 :

Crochet 3sc and move your stitch marker/starting point of the round to this point. Continue to work on the next step, do not finish the round.

Info :

Stuff the head with fiberfill.

Round 25 :

3sc, sc2tog. Repeat all round. =24

Round 26 :

2sc, sc2tog. Repeat all round. =18

Info :

Stuff the head with fiberfill.

Round 28 :

1sc, sc2tog. Repeat all round. =12

Round 29 :

sc2tog and repeat all round. =6

Round 30 :

sc3tog, sc2tog and fasten off.

— Ears (in beige) :

Round 1 :

MR6 =6

Round 2 :

inc1sc in every st. =12

Round 3 :

1sc, inc1sc in next st. Repeat all round. =18

Round 4 :

1sc, inc1sc in next st, 1sc, inc1sc in next st, 1sc, 13slst. =18

Round 5 :

8sc, 1slst and fasten off.

Info :

Make 2 in total.

— Nose (in beige) :

Round 1 :

MR6 =6

Round 2 :

inc1sc in every st. =12

Round 3 :

1sc, inc1sc in next st. Repeat all round. =18

Round 4 :

Crochet 3 rounds of sc. =18

Round 5 :

1slst, slst2tog. Repeat all round. =12

Round 6 :

1slst and fatsen off.

Info :

Stuff the nose with fiberfill.

— Hair (in brown) :

Row 1 :

ch30, turn.

Row 2 :

Crochet 4 rows of sc. After each row, ch1 and turn. =30

Row 3 :

skip 2st, crochet 8dc in next st, skip 2st, crochet 1slst in next st. Repeat until the end of the round.

Row 4 :

Fasten off.

— Sideburns (in brown) :

Row 1 :

ch8, turn.

Row 2 :

Start working in the 2nd ch st as counted from the crochet hook: 7sc. ch1, turn. =7

Row 3 :

6sc, fasten off.

Info :

Make 2 in total.

— Eyeballs (in white) :

Round 1 :

MR6 =6

Round 2 :

inc1sc in every st. =12

Round 3 :

inc1sc in next st, 1slst and fasten off.

Info :

Make 2 in total.

— Pupils (in black) :

Round 1 :

MR6 =6

Round 2 :

1slst and fasten off.

Info :

Make 2 in total.

— Hat, part one (in red) :

Round 1 :

MR4 =4

Round 2 :

inc1sc in every st. ch1, turn. =8

Round 3 :

Continue to work in flat: repeat 4x(1sc, inc1sc in next st). ch1, turn. =12

Round 4 :

Repeat 4x(2sc, inc1sc in next st). ch1, turn. =16

Round 5 :

Repeat 4x(3sc, inc1sc in next st). ch1, turn. =20

Round 6 :

Repeat 4x(4sc, inc1sc in next st). ch1, turn. =24

Round 7 :

Repeat 4x(5sc, inc1sc in next st). ch1, turn. =28

Round 8 :

Crochet 2 rows of sc. ch1, turn. =28

Round 9 :

Repeat 4x(5sc, sc2tog). ch1, turn. =24

Round 10 :

Repeat 4x(4sc, sc2tog). ch1, turn. =20

Round 11 :

Repeat 4x(3sc, sc2tog). ch1, turn. =16

Round 12 :

Repeat 4x(2sc, sc2tog). ch1, turn. =12

Round 13 :

Repeat 4x(1sc, sc2tog). ch1, turn. =8

Round 14 :

Repeat 4x(sc2tog). ch1, turn. =4

Round 15 :

sc2tog, sc2tog. ch1, turn. =2

Round 16 :

1slst and fasten off.

— Hat, part two (in red) :

Round 1 :

ch60, close the ch with a slst. =60

Round 2 :

Crochet 6 rounds of sc. =60

Round 3 :

30sc, repeat 5x(5sc, inc1sc in next st). =65

Round 4 :

30sc, repeat 5x(6sc, inc1sc in next st). =70

Round 5 :

Repeat 3x(8sc, sc2tog), 40sc. =67

Round 6 :

Repeat 3x(7sc, sc2tog), 40sc. =64

Round 7 :

Repeat 8x(6sc, sc2tog). =54

Round 8 :

Repeat 8x(5sc, sc2tog). =48

Round 9 :

Repeat 3x(4sc, sc2tog), repeat 3x(8sc, sc2tog). =42

Round 10 :

Repeat 3x(3sc, sc2tog), repeat 3x(7sc, sc2tog). =36

Round 11 :

Repeat 3x(2sc, sc2tog), repeat 3x(6sc, sc2tog). =30

Round 12 :

Repeat 3x(1sc, sc2tog), repeat 3x(5sc, sc2tog). =24

Round 13 :

Repeat 3x(sc2tog), repeat 3x(4sc, sc2tog). =18

Round 14 :

3sc, repeat 3x(3sc, sc2tog). =15

Round 15 :

1sc, repeat 7x(sc2tog). =8

Round 16 :

4sc, sc2tog, sc2tog. =6

Round 17 :

sc3tog, sc2tog, fasten off.

— Circle on the hat (in white) :

Round 1 :

MR6 =6

Round 2 :

inc1sc in every st. =12

Round 3 :

1sc, inc1sc in next st. Repeat all round. =18

Round 4 :

2sc, inc1sc in next st. Repeat all roun.d. =24

Round 5 :

1slst and fasten off.

— Embroidery on the hat (in red) :

Step 1 :

Make a ch of slst of about 10cm / 4" in length.

Step 2 :

Do not fasten off yet.

Step 3 :

Sew the chain onto the white circle into the shape of an 'M'. If necessary, add or remove a couple ch st to make it fit.

Info :

Crochet 35sc, 1slst and fasten off.

Info :

Double fold the moustache, sew the two parts onto each other and stuff the moustache with fiberfill while doing so.

— Moustache (in brown) :

Row 1 :

ch21, turn.

Row 2 :

Start working in the 2nd ch st as counted from the crochet hook: 19sc, inc2sc in last st. Turn. =22

Row 3 :

Continue to work on the bottom of the foundation chain: 19sc, inc2sc in next st. You have now created a new round counting 42st. =44

Row 4 :

Continue to work in spirals: 19sc, repeat 3x(inc1sc in next st), 19sc, repeat 3x(inc1sc in next st). =50

Row 5 :

1sc, skip 2st, crochet 8dc in next st, skip 1st, crochet 1slst in next st.

Row 6 :

1sc, skip 2st, crochet 8dc in next st, skip 2st, crochet 1slst in next st, 1sc, skip 2st, crochet 8dc in next st, 1sc.

Row 7 :

skip 1 st, crochet 1slst in next st, 0sc.

Row 8 :

Continue: Repeat steps 5, 6 and 7 once more.

Row 9 :

Crochet 35sc, 1slst and fasten off.

Row 10 :

Double fold the moustache, sew the two parts onto each other and stuff the moustache with fiberfill while doing so.

— Arms (in red) :

Step 1 :

ch20, close the ch with a slst.

Step 2 :

Crochet 25 rounds of sc. =25

Step 3 :

Cut off the red yarn and continue to work in white: crochet 2 rounds of sc. =25

Step 4 :

Fold the red end of the arm inwards, as pictured below.

Step 5 :

Fold back 1 round of sc of the white part.

Step 6 :

Secure both folds by sewing the layers onto each other.

Round 7 :

Repeat 4x(2sc, inc1sc in next st), 2sc. =18

Round 8 :

Flatten the hand. 2sc, skip 12sc, crochet 4sc.

Round 9 :

Crochet 2 rounds of sc. =6

Round 10 :

sc2tog and repeat all round. =3

Round 11 :

1slst and fasten off.

Round 12 :

Cast on next to the 1st finger. Crochet 3sc, skip 6st, 3sc. =6

Round 13 :

Crochet 2 rounds of sc. =6

Round 14 :

sc2tog and repeat all round. =3

Round 15 :

1slst and fasten off.

Round 16 :

Cast on on one of the remaining stitches. Crochet 3 rounds of sc. =6

Round 17 :

sc2tog and repeat all round. =3

Round 18 :

1slst and fasten off.

Round 19 :

Cast on on the remaining hole for the thumb.

Round 20 :

6sc. =6

Round 21 :

sc2tog and repeat all round. =3

Round 22 :

1slst and fasten off.

Info :

Make 2 in total.

Info :

Place the hands inside the arms and sew them in place. Make sure not to stuff the arms with fiberfill.

— Hands (in beige) :

Round 1 :

MR10 =10

Round 2 :

1sc, inc1sc in next st. Repeat all round. =15

Round 3 :

Crochet 2 rounds of sc. =15

Round 4 :

2sc, inc1sc in next st. Repeat all round. =20

Round 5 :

20sc. =20

Round 6 :

Skip 6st, crochet 1sc. Move your stitch marker/starting point of the round to this point. Continue to work on the next step, do not finish the round. =14

Round 7 :

Repeat 4x(2sc, inc1sc in next st), 2sc. =18

Round 8 :

Flatten the hand. 2sc, skip 12sc, crochet 4sc.

Round 9 :

Crochet 2 rounds of sc. =6

Round 10 :

sc2tog and repeat all round. =3

Round 11 :

1slst and fasten off.

Round 12 :

Cast on next to the 1st finger. Crochet 3sc, skip 6st, 3sc. =6

Round 13 :

Crochet 2 rounds of sc. =6

Round 14 :

sc2tog and repeat all round. =3

Round 15 :

1slst and fasten off.

Round 16 :

Cast on on one of the remaining stitches. Crochet 3 rounds of sc. =6

Round 17 :

sc2tog and repeat all round. =3

Round 18 :

1slst and fasten off.

Round 19 :

Cast on on the remaining hole for the thumb.

Round 20 :

6sc. =6

Round 21 :

sc2tog and repeat all round. =3

Round 22 :

1slst and fasten off.

Info :

Make 2 in total.

Info :

Place the hands inside the arms and sew them in place. Make sure not to stuff the arms with fiberfill.

— Belly (in red) :

Round 1 :

ch50, close the ch with a slst. =50

Round 2 :

Crochet 19 rounds of sc. =50

Round 3 :

3sc, sc2tog. Repeat all round. =40

Round 4 :

2sc, sc2tog. Repeat all round. =30

Round 5 :

1sc, sc2tog. Repeat all round. =20

Round 6 :

Fasten off, leave a strand of 30cm / 12" attached to the belly. Use this later on to sew on the head.

Round 7 :

Stuff the belly with fiberfill.

— Buttons (in yellow) :

Round 1 :

MR6 =6

Round 2 :

1slst and fasten off.

Info :

Make 2 in total.

— Shoes (in brown) :

Row 1 :

ch5, turn.

Row 2 :

Start working in the 2nd ch st as counted from the crochet hook: 3sc, inc2sc in next st. Turn. =6

Row 3 :

Continue to work on the bottom side of the foundation chain: 3sc, inc2sc in next st. You have now created a new round counting 12sc. =12

Row 4 :

Continue to work in spirals: repeat 2x(4sc, inc1sc in next st, inc1sc in next st). =16

Row 5 :

4sc, repeat 4x(inc1sc in next st), 4sc, repeat 4x(inc1sc in next st). =24

Row 6 :

4sc, repeat 4x(1sc, inc1sc in next st), 4sc, repeat 4x(1sc, inc1sc in next st). =32

Row 7 :

4sc, repeat 4x(2sc, inc1sc in next st), 4sc, repeat 4x(2sc, inc1sc in next st). =40

Row 8 :

4sc, repeat 4x(3sc, inc1sc in next st), 4sc, repeat 4x(3sc, inc1sc in next st). =48

Row 9 :

Crochet 5 rounds of sc. =48

Row 10 :

4sc, repeat 4x(3sc, sc2tog). 24sc. =44

Row 11 :

44sc. =44

Row 12 :

4sc, repeat 4x(2sc, sc2tog), 24sc. =40

Row 13 :

40sc. =40

Row 14 :

4sc, repeat 4x(1sc, sc2tog), 4sc, repeat 4x(3sc, sc2tog). =32

Row 15 :

16sc, repeat 4x(1sc, sc2tog). =20

Info :

Stuff the shoe with fiberfill.

Row 17 :

4sc, repeat 2x(sc2tog), 4sc, repeat 4x(sc2tog). =14

Row 18 :

sc2tog and repeat all round. =7

Info :

Stuff the shoe with fiberfill.

Row 20 :

Push the sides of the remaining gap towards each other by pushing the shoe into a more oval shape and sew the remaining hole shut.

— Pants (in blue) :

Round 1 :

ch25, close the ch with a slst. =25

Round 2 :

Crochet 19 rounds of sc. =25

Round 3 :

Cut off the yarn, but do not fasten off.

Round 4 :

Repeat steps 1 and 2.

Round 5 :

Continue to work on the 1st leg, continue to crochet where you cut off the yarn at step 3. Continue to use the yarn of the 2nd leg. Crochet 25sc on the 1st leg, and 25 on the 2nd. You have now created a new round counting 50sc. =50

Round 6 :

Crochet 13 rounds of sc. =50

Round 7 :

8sc, 1slst and turn.

Round 8 :

Start working in the 3rd loop as counted from the crochet hook (the last sc of step 7): crochet 1slst, 15sc, 1slst, turn. =17

Round 9 :

Start working in the 3rd loop as counted from the crochet hook: 1slst, 14sc, 1slst, turn. =16

Round 10 :

Start working in the 3rd loop as counted from the crochet hook: 1slst, 12sc, 1slst. =14

Round 11 :

Fasten off.

— Braces (in blue) :

Step 1 :

Make the back of the pants face you and locate the 9sc right in the centre of the pants.

Step 2 :

Cast on the yarn on the left 3sc of those 9sc.

Step 3 :

Crochet 34 rows of sc in those 3sc. After each row, ch1 and turn. After the last row, fasten off.

Step 4 :

Keep a distance of 3sc between the first brace and the second.

Step 5 :

Cast on the yarn on the right 3sc of the 9sc in the centre of the pants.

Step 6 :

Crochet 34 rows of sc in those 3sc. After each row, ch1 and turn. After the last row, fasten off.

Step 7 :

Sew the belly inside the pants.

Step 8 :

Stuff the pants and belly.

— How to sew all parts together :

Step 1 :

Sew the buttons onto the ends of the braces.

Step 2 :

Flip the braces over to the front of the body and sew them onto the pants.

Step 3 :

Sew the arms onto the body.

Step 4 :

Sew the shoes onto the pants.

Step 5 :

Sew the 1st part of the hat, the brim, onto the 2nd part of the hat. Stuff the hat.

Step 6 :

Sew the white circle with embroidery onto the front of the hat.

Step 7 :

Sew the hair onto the back of the hat.

Step 8 :

Sew the nose and ears onto the head, right in the middle.

Step 9 :

Sew the moustache onto the head, right below the nose.

Step 10 :

Sew the pupils onto the eyeballs.

Step 11 :

Sew the eyes onto the head, right next to the nose.

Step 12 :

Sew the sideburns right in front of the ears.

Step 13 :

Sew the hat onto the head.

Assembly Instructions

  • Sew the buttons onto the ends of the braces and flip the braces to the front of the pants before attaching them securely.
  • Sew the arms onto the body at the side seams, ensuring the hands are positioned inside the cuffs and not overstuffed.
  • Sew the shoes to the bottom of the pants, shaping and stuffing the shoes first so they sit flat and even.
  • Attach the hat parts together (brim to hat top), stuff the hat and sew the white embroidered circle to the front before attaching the completed hat to the head.
  • Position and sew the nose, ears and moustache onto the head: nose centered, moustache just below the nose, then add eyes and pupils beside the nose.
  • Sew hair onto the back of the hat, attach sideburns in front of the ears and sew the completed head onto the belly using the long strand left on the belly.

Important Notes

  • 💡This pattern uses US terminology and is worked mostly in spirals unless stated otherwise.
  • 💡Use stitch markers (or a scrap of yarn) to mark the start of each round to avoid losing track of rounds.
  • 💡Stuff pieces gradually and evenly to avoid lumps; overstuffing can distort the shape.
  • 💡Pin all parts in place before sewing to check symmetry and positioning, then sew securely with a tapestry needle.
  • 💡Weave in ends as you go to keep the finishing neat and manageable.

This Super Mario amigurumi pattern guides you through every charming detail from his moustache to his hat, making a delightful handmade figure. Whether you make one as a gift or to display, it brings a little video game magic into your home. Have fun customizing colors and expressions — happy crocheting! 🧶🎉

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FAQs

What size will the finished piece be?

The finished amigurumi measures approximately 35 cm / 14 inches tall when using the recommended light worsted/DK yarn and a 4.0 mm hook.

Can I use different yarn weights for this pattern?

Yes, you can change yarn weight, but the finished size will vary; adjust your hook accordingly and be consistent across all parts to maintain proportion.

Do I need prior crochet experience for this pattern?

This pattern is rated intermediate; basic knowledge of single crochet, increases, decreases, working in spirals and simple sewing skills is recommended for best results.

How long does this project typically take to complete?

Most crocheters complete this pattern over multiple sessions — expect a 12+ hour project depending on experience and how many details you add.

Are the instructions written in US or UK terms?

The pattern uses US terminology for stitches and instructions.