Whip Up Crochet Brie the Dog Pattern to Add Charm to Any Space

Spark happiness with Crochet Brie the Dog, a sweet and squishy puppy plush that’s perfect for nursery styling, and cozy handmade decor.

What if you could make an adorable little pup that stays cute forever without barking or making a mess? Meet Crochet Brie the Dog, a project that’s just as fun to make as it is to admire! With floppy ears, an irresistibly squishy body, and a tiny bandana, Brie is full of charm and personality.

Whether you’re crocheting it as a snuggly friend for kids, a heartfelt gift for a pet lover, or an eye-catching décor piece, this little dog is guaranteed to brighten anyone’s day.

Crochet Brie the Dog Pattern Perfect for Kids’ Decor or Pet Owners

Its small, huggable size (about 4 inches) makes it perfect for displaying on a shelf, carrying as a keepsake, or using as a playful desk buddy. Plus, you can get creative with colors and details to make it truly one-of-a-kind. So why not pick your yarn and hook? It’s time to bring this joyful little dog to life, your next favorite project awaits.

Crochet Brie the Dog Pattern

Special Features

• Brie is crafted using worsted weight yarn, complemented with safety eyes and a nose for precise detailing.
• The pattern is designed to allow flexibility in the orientation of the dog’s head and pieces, ensuring customization.
• Techniques like invisible decrease, staggered rounds, and shaping add structure and polish to the final product.
• A small bandana accessory elevates Brie’s appearance with a personalized touch.

Level of Difficulty

Intermediate beginners can enjoy this project, but foundational knowledge of crochet techniques (e.g., magic circle, single crochet, increase, and decrease) is essential. Advanced creators will appreciate the sculpting details for the dog’s ears, body, and legs.

Tutor's Suggestions

1. Pins are essential for adjusting and aligning the ears, legs, and head before sewing.
2. The head can be top-heavy, so ensure optimal placement on the body for balance.
3. Staggered rounds are recommended for a visually circular (not hexagonal) base.
4. When working on the body, be mindful that the decreases create a curved back—align accordingly during assembly.

Step-by-Step Crochet Pattern

Materials Needed

• 2.25mm/B crochet hook (main body)
• 3.50mm/E crochet hook (bandana)
• Worsted weight yarn (dog and bandana colors)
• 10 mm safety eyes
• 10 mm safety nose
• Fiberfill for stuffing
• Stitch markers, yarn needle, and pins

Abbreviations

• MC = Magic Circle
• Sc = Single crochet
• St = Stitch
• Sl St = Slip stitch
• Inc = Increase (2 sc in one stitch)
• Dec = Decrease (2 stitches crocheted together)
• Rnd = Round
• Sc rnd = Single crochet in every stitch of the round
• CC = Yarn color change

Brie the Dog Pattern 

Head

Begins with the snout; attach the safety nose between rounds 1 and 2.
Rounds:

1. 6 sc in MC (6 sts)
2. 6 inc (12 sts)
   3–4. Sc two increasing rounds (12 sts)
3. Sc, inc [2 sc, inc] x3, sc (16 sts)
4. [Sc, inc] x8 (24 sts)
5. Sc, inc [2 sc, inc] x7, sc (32 sts)
6. Sc rnd (32 sts)
7. [3 sc, inc] x8 (40 sts)
   10–13. Sc four rounds (40 sts)

Placement:

• Eyes: Insert safety eyes between rounds 8 and 9 (approximately 9 stitches apart).

Continue:
14. [3 sc, dec] x8 (32 sts)

15. Sc rnd (32 sts)
16. Sc, dec [2 sc, dec] x7, sc (24 sts)
    Stuff the head and shape.
17. [Sc, dec] x8 (16 sts)
18. 8 dec (8 sts)
    Fully stuff and secure the head.

Ears (Make 2)

Begin each ear with a Magic Circle. Attach ears starting between rounds 11 and 12 of the head.
Rounds:

1. 4 sc in MC (4 sts)
2. 4 inc (8 sts)
3. [Sc, inc] x4 (12 sts)
4. Sc, inc [2 sc, inc] x3, sc (16 sts)
5. Sc rnd (16 sts)
6. [3 sc, inc] x4 (20 sts)
   7–10. Sc four rounds (20 sts)
7. [3 sc, dec] x4 (16 sts)

Shaping:
Fold and adjust the ears into an ‘S’ shape. Using pins, position the ears to the desired location before sewing.

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Body

Stuff the head and body appropriately for stability. Assemble with the decreases creating a curve for the back.
Rounds:

1. 6 sc in MC (6 sts)
2. 6 inc (12 sts)
3. [Sc, inc] x6 (18 sts)
4. Sc, inc [2 sc, inc] x6 (24 sts)
   5–7. Sc three rounds (24 sts)
5. Dec, 20 sc, dec (22 sts)
6. Sc round (22 sts)
7. Dec, 18 sc, dec (20 sts)
8. Sc round (20 sts)
9. Dec, 16 sc, dec (18 sts)
10. Sc round (18 sts)
11. Dec, 14 sc, dec (16 sts)
12. Dec, 12 sc, dec (14 sts)

Assembly:
Position head slightly back on the body to ensure balance. Stuff the neck while sewing the pieces together.

Front Legs (Make 2)

Shaped and flattened to resemble dog legs.
Rounds:

1. 8 sc in MC (8 sts)
   2–7. Sc six rounds (8 sts)
2. [3 sc, inc] x2 (10 sts)
3. Sc round (10 sts)
4. [4 sc, inc] x2 (12 sts)

Assembly and Shaping:
Flatten the paw perpendicular to the leg and sew onto the body between rounds 13 and 14.

Back Legs (Make 2)

Similar to the front legs but slightly shorter.
Rounds:

1. 8 sc in MC (8 sts)
   2–5. Sc four rounds (8 sts)
2. [3 sc, inc] x2 (10 sts)
3. Sc round (10 sts)
4. [4 sc, inc] x2 (12 sts)
5. [5 sc, inc] x2 (14 sts)

Attach opposite the positioning of the front legs.

Tail

Rounds:

1. 3 sc in MC (3 sts)
2. 3 inc (6 sts)
   3–7. Sc seven rounds (6 sts)

Attach between rounds 3 and 4 at the center of the dog’s back.

Bandana

A cute accessory for your crochet companion, made in the color of your choice.
Steps:

1. Ch 30+1, turn.
2. 10 sl st, 2 sc, 2 dc, tr, (ch 3, sc into third ch from hook), tr, 2 dc, 2 sc, 10 sl st.

Uses

Brie makes for a perfect handmade gift, home décor option, or a fun crochet challenge for those advancing their skills in amigurumi.

Conclusion

Brie the Dog is an enjoyable crochet project, blending simple stitches with thoughtful shaping techniques. The final result is a lovable, fully customizable character with accessories to personalize.

Crochet Tip

To achieve uniform and straight stitches, work primarily in the front loops unless otherwise specified. This technique prevents gaps and provides a neat finish for amigurumi projects like this.