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3 Cute Raccoon Amigurumi in One Crochet Pattern Bundle: Max & Marla
Meet the raccoon crew! This 3-in-1 raccoon amigurumi crochet pattern bundle brings you 3 raccoons in 2 PDF patterns: the Max pattern covers both raccoon boys, and the Marla pattern covers the raccoon girl. They're grey raccoons with black eye masks, tufted hair and striped tails, dressed in overalls, a skirted dress, scarves and sneakers.
- 3 raccoons, 2 patterns: Max (2 boys) & Marla (girl)
- Raccoons with clothes: overalls with pocket and buttons, a ruffled dress, scarves and collars
- Fun details: black eye masks, tufted hair, striped tails and little sneakers
- Lovely handmade gift for raccoon and animal lovers
- Instant PDF download: nothing is shipped
Written in US crochet terms.
What's Included
Max Pattern (2 raccoon boys)
Max in yellow overalls: a grey raccoon in yellow overalls with a blue scarf, holding a lollipop.
Max in green overalls: a grey raccoon in green overalls with a yellow scarf.
Marla Pattern (raccoon girl)
Marla is a grey raccoon in a pink ruffled overall dress with a yellow scarf.
Why You'll Love the Raccoon Crew
Raccoons are the cheeky charmers of the animal world, and these little characters lean right into that personality. The black eye masks give them their mischievous look, the tufted hair adds a playful top note, and the striped tails are pure raccoon. Then come the outfits: overalls with a pocket and buttons, a ruffled dress, cozy scarves and collars, and tiny sneakers that make them look ready for an adventure.
What makes this bundle special is the way the characters belong together. The two Max raccoons share one pattern, so once you have made the first, the second one in a new outfit color feels familiar and quick to follow. Marla then adds a different silhouette with her ruffled overall dress, and the trio is complete. If you enjoy amigurumi patterns that tell a little story, this crew is made for you.
How the Patterns Work
Each PDF takes you part by part through a raccoon and its outfit, from the grey body with its signature eye mask and striped tail to the clothes and finishing details. The Max pattern guides you through the boy raccoon and his overalls, and you choose the yellow or green version with the matching scarf. The Marla pattern does the same for the raccoon girl and her pink ruffled overall dress.
Make one raccoon, and the second Max already feels like an old friend: same pattern, new outfit, new personality.
Because the outfits are part of the patterns, you end up with fully dressed characters, not just plain animals. Small touches such as the pocket, the buttons and Max's lollipop are what give each raccoon its own story.
Techniques You'll Typically Use
For amigurumi animals with clothes like these, you will usually work in the round with single crochet, shape with increases and decreases, change colors for details such as the eye masks and tail stripes, and sew small parts in place. The outfits add a little extra: shaping overalls and a ruffled skirt, and adding small accents like buttons.
A stitch marker for the start of each round, a tapestry needle for joining and some patience for the small details will take you a long way. If you need a refresher on the basics, the links in the FAQ below are a good starting point.
Yarn and Color Tips
Use the yarn and hook given in each pattern for the look in the photos. For amigurumi, tight stitches are key: a dense fabric keeps the stuffing hidden and makes the stripes and eye masks look crisp. If your stitches look loose, try a smaller hook.
Grey and black are the base of every raccoon, so pick shades with good contrast. The outfits are where you can play: the photos use yellow, green, blue and pink, but any cheerful palette works. Remember that changing the yarn weight changes the size of the whole raccoon and its clothes, so keep body and outfit in the same yarn type.
A Raccoon Trio for Every Season
Display them together on a shelf, in a spring meadow or a snowy winter scene, or give Max and Marla to different friends. Mix and match the outfits to create your own little raccoon family.
Finishing and Care
Stuff the bodies evenly and firmly enough that your raccoons can sit or stand without slumping, and leave the clothes smooth so the details show. Secure every small piece, such as buttons, the lollipop and the sneakers, with a few extra stitches.
If the raccoons are meant for a baby or toddler, embroider the eyes and replace any small hard parts like buttons with stitched details. A gentle hand wash and air drying keep the outfits looking fresh.
Gift Ideas
Siblings each get their own raccoon, best friends get a matching pair, and a birthday child might just get the whole crew. The trio also makes a charming baby shower present, a cozy holiday surprise or a sweet thank-you for a raccoon-loving teacher.
Frequently asked questions
How many patterns are included?
2 PDF patterns for 3 raccoons: the Max pattern (both raccoon boys) and the Marla pattern (the raccoon girl).
Where can I learn crochet basics?
Start with our complete beginner guide to crochet and keep the crochet abbreviations chart handy.
How do the two Max raccoons differ?
They share one raccoon amigurumi crochet pattern. One wears yellow overalls with a blue scarf and holds a lollipop; the other wears green overalls with a yellow scarf.
Can I change the outfit colors?
Yes. Any colors work for the overalls, dress and scarves, so you can create your own raccoon family.
How big will my raccoons be?
The finished size depends on the yarn and hook you choose. Use the same yarn type for body and clothes so the outfits fit.
Are the raccoons suitable for small children?
For young children, embroider the eyes, replace small hard parts such as buttons with stitched details and sew every piece on securely.
More Cute Amigurumi Animals
Love cuddly critters? Try the 20-in-1 Cuddly Animals Crochet Pattern Bundle, the Honey Bear & Friends 10-in-1 Bundle or the 7-in-1 Animal Town Amigurumi Bundle. Browse all amigurumi crochet patterns, pattern bundles and crochet gift ideas.
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Is it beginner-friendly?
Our patterns are written step by step in plain English with clear photos. Check the skill level on each listing, or start with our complete beginner's guide.
Which crochet terms does it use?
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Are your patterns AI-generated?
No — never. Every pattern in this shop is designed, crocheted and tested by Ava Collins herself before it goes on sale. If you ever spot a mistake, tell us: we fix it and update your download for free.
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