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Kitty Toaster Crochet Pattern

Kitty Toaster Crochet Pattern
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4-6 Hours Time Needed
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Intermediate Level

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

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Weekend Treat

Takes 5-7 hours, making it an enjoyable project to finish over a couple of days.

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Cute Companion

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

About This Kitty Toaster Crochet Pattern

This Kitty Toaster pattern is a unique blend of cuteness and creativity that brings together two beloved concepts - adorable cats and breakfast comfort. The pattern features detailed instructions for creating a kitty-faced bread slice that sits snugly inside a functional-looking toaster, complete with all the charming details like control knobs, a carriage lever, and sturdy legs. The design offers versatility with two facial expression options, allowing you to create either a happy kitty or a hilariously burnt version complete with cross-popping veins.

Kitty Toaster Crochet Pattern crochet pattern - detailed view of completed project

Working in continuous rounds with strategic color changes, this pattern teaches valuable techniques like working in rows for flat pieces, back loop only stitching, and precise assembly methods. The finished piece makes a perfect desk companion, shelf decoration, or thoughtful handmade gift for cat enthusiasts.

Why You'll Love This Kitty Toaster Crochet Pattern

I absolutely love this pattern because it combines functionality with pure charm in the most unexpected way! The attention to detail is incredible - from the tiny paws on the bread to the miniature control knobs on the toaster. What makes this pattern truly special is the option to create both a happy version and a burnt version, giving you creative freedom to match your personality or mood. I find the assembly process particularly satisfying, watching all the individual pieces come together to form this cohesive, adorable creation. The use of felt for facial features adds a professional touch that makes the finished piece look like it came straight from a boutique. It's one of those projects that always brings a smile to people's faces and sparks conversations wherever it's displayed.

Kitty Toaster Crochet Pattern step 1 - construction progress Kitty Toaster Crochet Pattern step 2 - assembly progress Kitty Toaster Crochet Pattern step 3 - details and accessories Kitty Toaster Crochet Pattern step 4 - final assembly and finishing

Switch Things Up

I absolutely love how versatile this pattern is for personalization! While the pattern provides two adorable facial expression options, you can really make this project your own by experimenting with different color combinations for the toaster body - imagine a pastel blue toaster with a white bread kitty, or a bright yellow one for a cheerful kitchen vibe!

If you want to add more character, consider embroidering tiny details like eyelashes on the kitty bread or adding small felt hearts to the toaster sides. You could even create a whole family of different expression breads - sleepy, surprised, or winking versions would be so cute displayed together!

For a more advanced modification, I sometimes add small magnets inside the paws so the bread can "hold" tiny crocheted accessories like a miniature coffee cup or newspaper. Another fun variation is making seasonal versions - add a tiny Santa hat for Christmas or small bunny ears for Easter!

The burnt version opens up even more creative possibilities - you could make various stages of toasting from lightly golden to completely charred, creating a whole spectrum of toast moods. I've also seen makers add embroidered smoke lines above the toaster or create a matching oven mitt accessory to complete the kitchen scene.

Don't be afraid to adjust the sizing either! Using a larger hook and thicker yarn will create a bigger statement piece, while going smaller makes an adorable keychain or bag charm. The pattern's structure is solid enough to handle these modifications while still maintaining that irresistible kawaii charm that makes everyone smile!

Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them

βœ— Mistake: Making the bread too wide by chaining at the end of rows - Follow the pattern precisely and avoid adding chain stitches to keep edges neat and ensure proper fit βœ— Mistake: Overstuffing the bread or toaster which distorts the shape - Stuff lightly to maintain the flat bread profile and structured toaster shape as instructed throughout βœ— Mistake: Misaligning the inner and outer toaster parts during assembly - Use stitch markers or pins to secure corners properly before sewing to prevent a slanted final product βœ— Mistake: Skipping the cardboard insert for the toaster base - Always include cardboard pieces as directed to maintain proper structure and prevent bottom rounding issues βœ— Mistake: Placing facial features without pinning first - Always use sewing pins to test placement of felt pieces before permanent gluing to achieve the perfect expression

Kitty Toaster Crochet Pattern

Create an adorable kitty bread popping out of a cozy toaster with this delightful crochet pattern! This intermediate-level project combines continuous rounds, color changes, and detailed assembly to bring this whimsical design to life. Perfect for cat lovers and those who enjoy playful home dΓ©cor, this pattern results in a charming piece measuring approximately 6cm tall and 9cm wide. With options for both a regular and burnt version, you can customize your creation to match your style. The detailed instructions guide you through crafting the expressive kitty bread complete with ears and paws, plus a functional-looking toaster with legs, control knobs, and a carriage lever.

Intermediate 4-6 Hours

Materials Needed for Kitty Toaster Crochet Pattern

β€” Main Fabric

  • 01
    Velvet Yarn Size 3 (DK) in Beige for bread base
  • 02
    Velvet Yarn Size 3 (DK) in Brown for bread crust
  • 03
    Velvet Yarn Size 3 (DK) in Grey for toaster body
  • 04
    Velvet Yarn Size 3 (DK) in Pink for toaster accent
  • 05
    Optional: Dark Brown velvet yarn for burnt version
  • 06
    Optional: Blue and Yellow velvet yarn for variations

β€” Tools Required

  • 01
    3.00 mm crochet hook
  • 02
    Dark brown felt pieces
  • 03
    Pink eyeshadow for blush
  • 04
    Optional: Red felt for burnt version details
  • 05
    Optional: White felt for sweat drop detail
  • 06
    Optional: Dark brown eyeshadow for burnt patches
  • 07
    Craft glue
  • 08
    Cardboard for structure
  • 09
    Yarn needle
  • 10
    Stitch markers
  • 11
    Stuffing
  • 12
    Sewing pins
  • 13
    Scissors

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β€” Kitty Bread (Make 2) :

Info :

Work in ROWS. At the end of each row, turn your work, pull your hook slightly, and continue to the next row. DO NOT ch 1 at the end. Insert stitch markers on both sides if needed.

R1 :

Ch16, starting from the 2nd ch from the hook, 15sc (15)

R2-12 :

15sc, turn (15) - 11 rows

R13 :

sc2tog, 11sc, sc2tog, turn (13)

Info :

Making the ears now. DO NOT ch 1 before turning. Read through R14 completely before starting.

R14 :

sc2tog, 4sc, turn, sk 1, 3sc, turn, sk 1, 2sc, 2sc(the sides), 5sc, turn, sk 1, 3sc, turn, sk 1, 2sc, 2sc(the sides), sc2tog (12)

Bread Sides :

Change to Brown

R15 :

12sc, inc, 13sc, inc, 13sc, 2sc, 2sc(the sides), 5sc, 2sc(the sides), 5sc (58)

Info :

SL ST in the 1st st. Leave a short yarn and fasten off for the first piece. Make the second bread and leave a long yarn to sew.

Assembly :

Adjust the bread pieces and sew the sides BLO. Use stitch markers to indicate where to sew. Lightly stuff while sewing, DO NOT overstuff so the bread is still flat.

β€” Paws (Make 2) :

R1 :

In Beige, 6sc in MR (6)

R2 :

6sc (6)

Info :

DO NOT stuff. Leave a long tail to sew and fasten off. Fold the paw in half and sew it close. Sew between R8 & R9 of the bread, 2 sts away from the sides and 5 sts apart between the hands.

β€” Toaster Inner Part :

Info :

In Grey. Make a foundation chain and work around the chain. Ch 12, starting from the 2nd ch from the hook

R1 :

10sc, 3inc, on the other side of the chain, 10sc, 3inc (26)

R2 :

10sc, 3inc, sc, 3inc, 10sc, 3inc, sc, 3inc (34)

R3 :

11sc, 3inc, 3sc, 3inc, 12sc, 3inc, 3sc, 3inc, sc (42)

R4 :

12sc, 3inc, 5sc, 3inc, 14sc, 3inc, 5sc, 3inc, 2sc (50)

Info :

Work FLO in the next round. Crochet from the inside out, flip outwards if uncomfortable.

R5 FLO :

12sc, 3dec, 5sc, 3dec, 14sc, 3dec, 5sc, 3dec, 2sc (42)

R6 :

Both loops, 42sc (42)

R7-12 :

42sc (42) - 6 rounds

R13 BLO :

13sc, 3inc, 5sc, 3inc, 14sc, 3inc, 5sc, 3inc, sc (50)

Info :

Flip back your inner toaster if needed, the right side should be on the inside.

R14 :

Both loops, 50 sc (50)

R15 :

14sc, 3inc, 7sc, 3inc, 16sc, 3inc, 7sc, 3inc, 2sc (58)

Info :

SL ST, Leave a short tail and fasten off. Weave in the tail.

β€” Toaster Outer Part :

Info :

Starting with Grey. Make a foundation chain and work around the chain. Ch 12, starting from the 2nd ch from the hook

R1 :

10sc, 3inc, on the other side of the chain, 10sc, 3inc (26)

R2 :

10sc, 3inc, sc, 3inc, 10sc, 3inc, sc, 3inc (34)

R3 :

11sc, 3inc, 3sc, 3inc, 12sc, 3inc, 3sc, 3inc, sc (42)

R4 :

12sc, 3inc, 5sc, 3inc, 14sc, 3inc, 5sc, 3inc, 2sc (50)

R5 :

13sc, 3inc, 7sc, 3inc, 16sc, 3inc, 7sc, 3inc, 3sc (58)

R6 :

14sc, 3inc, 9sc, 3inc, 18sc, 3inc, 9sc, 3inc, 4sc (66)

R7 :

15sc, 3inc, 11sc, 3inc, 20sc, 3inc, 11sc, 3inc, 5sc (74)

R8 BLO :

15sc, 3dec, 11sc, 3dec, 20sc, 3dec, 11sc, 3dec, 5sc (66)

R9-10 :

66sc (66) - 2 rounds

Info :

Change color to Pink. Cut off the Grey yarn and hide the tail.

R11-12 :

66sc (66) - 2 rounds

β€” Legs (Make 4) :

Info :

In Grey

R1 :

8sc in MR (8)

R2 :

8sc (8)

Info :

Leave a long tail for sewing and fasten off. Lightly stuff if needed.

Assembly :

After R12 sew the 4 legs to the bottom of the outer part on each corner 1 st away from the edge (FLO line of R7). Cut cardboard slightly smaller than the bottom so it fits in, make sure FLO of R7 is visible on the side. Glue the cardboard to secure it. Cut another one for the inner part and glue it on the wrong side bottom of the inner toaster.

β€” Continuing Outer Part :

Info :

Stuff 1/3 of the outer toaster. Insert Kitty Bread into the inner part. Place the inner part into the outer part. The last rounds of both parts should touch. Secure the corners with stitch markers. Lightly stuff the sides (Do not overstuff, add more as you sew).

R13-15 :

66sc (66) - 3 rounds

R16 :

sc, (14sc, dec)x2, sc, (14sc, dec)x2 (62)

R17-20 :

62sc (62) - 4 rounds

R21 :

sc, (13sc, dec)x2, sc, (13sc, dec)x2 (58)

R22 :

58sc (58)

Info :

Leave a long tail to sew and fasten off.

Assembly Steps :

Sew the BLO of the outer part to the BLO of the inner part, then sew both loops of the outer part and BLO of the inner part. Add stuffing as you go, DO NOT overstuff but make sure it's stuffed nicely to the top.

β€” Toaster Control :

Info :

Starting with Grey

R1 :

8sc in MR (8)

Info :

Change to Pink

R2 BLO :

8sc (8)

Info :

SL ST, stuff if needed, Leave a long tail for sewing and fasten off.

β€” Carriage Lever :

Info :

In Pink. Ch4, starting from the 2nd ch from the hook

R1 :

2sc, inc, on the other side of the chain 2sc, inc (8)

R2 BLO :

8sc (8)

Info :

DO NOT stuff, Leave a long tail to sew and fasten off. Fold it in half and sew it close.

β€” Lever Base :

Info :

In Grey. Ch6, starting from the 2nd ch from the hook, 5sc

Info :

Leave a long tail to sew and fasten off.

β€” Button :

Info :

In Grey

R1 :

5sc in MR (5)

Info :

SL ST, DO NOT stuff. Leave a long tail to sew and fasten off.

β€” Final Assembly :

Toaster Control :

Sew the Toaster Control BLO on R10-14

Button :

Sew the Button BLO on R11-14

Lever Base :

Sew the Lever Base on R15-21

Carriage Lever :

Sew the Carriage Lever on R21

β€” Facial Assembly Version 1 (Normal) :

Kitty Bread Eyes :

Cut 2 eyes around 1-1.5 sts wide and place them on R10-R11, 4 sts apart

Kitty Bread Mouth :

Cut the mouth around 2 sts wide and glue it on R11

Kitty Bread Whiskers :

Cut the Whiskers around 1.5-2 sts wide and glue them on R11 & R12 on both sides, 1 st away from the eyes

Toaster Eyes :

Cut 2 eyes around 3-3.5 sts wide and place them on R13-R14, 4 sts apart

Toaster Mouth :

Cut the mouth around 1 st wide and glue it on R13

Toaster Blush :

Use pink eyeshadow as the blush on the side of the eyes

β€” Facial Assembly Version 2 (Burnt) :

Kitty Bread Eyes :

Cut 2 eyes around 2-2.5 sts wide and place them on R11-R12, 3 sts apart

Kitty Bread Mouth :

Cut the mouth around 1 st wide and glue it on R11

Kitty Bread Whiskers :

Cut the Whiskers around 1.5-2 sts wide and glue them on R11 & R12 on both sides, 1 st away from the eyes

Kitty Bread Veins :

Cut 3 curves for the cross-popping veins and glue them on R13-R14 using red felt

Kitty Bread Burnt Patches :

Use Dark Brown eyeshadow to make the burnt patches

Toaster Eyes :

Cut 2 eyes around 2 sts wide and place them on R14-R15, 5 sts apart

Toaster Mouth :

Cut the mouth around 1-1.5 sts wide and glue it on R13

Toaster Sweat Drop :

Cut a water drop for the sweat and glue it on R15-R17 using white felt

Toaster Blush :

Use pink eyeshadow as the blush on the side of the eyes

Assembly Instructions

  • Sew the two bread pieces together back loop only around the sides, using stitch markers to guide placement and ensure even alignment throughout the seam.
  • Lightly stuff the bread while sewing to maintain a flat profile - avoid overstuffing as this will make the bread too thick to fit properly inside the toaster.
  • Attach the small paws between rounds 8 and 9 of the bread, positioning them 2 stitches away from the sides with 5 stitches spacing between each paw.
  • After completing round 12 of the outer toaster, sew all four legs to the bottom corners, placing them 1 stitch away from the edge at the front loop only line.
  • Insert cardboard pieces cut slightly smaller than the toaster base into both the inner and outer parts to maintain structure and prevent the bottom from rounding.
  • Place the assembled kitty bread inside the inner toaster part, then insert the entire inner part into the outer toaster shell, securing corners with stitch markers before continuing.
  • Sew the toaster control knob, button, lever base, and carriage lever to their designated positions on the toaster body as specified in the assembly instructions.
  • Cut and glue felt pieces for facial features using the measurements provided, testing placement with pins before permanently attaching to achieve the desired expression.

Important Notes

  • πŸ’‘Maintain consistent tension throughout the pattern as it significantly affects the final shape and fit of all pieces, especially the bread fitting into the toaster.
  • πŸ’‘Do not chain 1 at the end of rows when working the bread pieces as this creates neater edges and ensures proper width for fitting.
  • πŸ’‘Read through row 14 completely before starting the ear construction as it involves multiple turning points and specific stitch placements that are easy to confuse.
  • πŸ’‘Use stitch markers liberally throughout the project to mark increases, decreases, and assembly points for easier construction and more accurate results.
  • πŸ’‘The cardboard inserts are essential for maintaining the toaster's shape - do not skip this step even though it seems optional.
  • πŸ’‘When assembling the inner and outer toaster parts, ensure the last rounds of both pieces touch properly by adjusting stuffing levels as needed.
  • πŸ’‘Pin all felt facial features in place before gluing to test different expressions and placements until you achieve the look you want.
  • πŸ’‘Pictures in the pattern use a 6.00mm hook for better visibility, but follow the recommended 3.00mm hook size for accurate finished dimensions.

This delightful Kitty Toaster pattern combines kawaii charm with breakfast nostalgia to create an absolutely adorable home decoration! The pattern offers wonderful versatility with two expression options - a cheerful happy kitty or a hilariously grumpy burnt version complete with cross-popping veins. Each carefully crafted detail from the tiny paws to the functional-looking control knobs makes this project truly special. The combination of velvet yarn and felt features gives the finished piece a professional boutique quality that will impress everyone who sees it. Whether you display it on your desk, gift it to a cat-loving friend, or add it to your kawaii collection, this purrfect toast will bring smiles for years to come! 🐱🍞✨

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FAQs

Can I use regular acrylic yarn instead of velvet yarn for this pattern?

Yes, you can use any DK weight yarn you prefer! The pattern was designed with velvet yarn for a softer, plushier texture, but regular acrylic or cotton yarn will work perfectly fine. Just make sure to use the corresponding 3.00mm hook size for accurate sizing. Keep in mind that different yarn types may slightly affect the final appearance and texture of your finished piece.

Why is it important not to chain 1 at the end of rows when making the bread?

Avoiding the chain 1 at the end of rows creates neater, tighter edges and maintains the correct width for the bread piece. If you add chain stitches, the bread will become wider and may not fit properly inside the toaster opening, which is a crucial aspect of the design's functionality and appearance.

Do I really need to add the cardboard pieces to the toaster base?

Yes, the cardboard inserts are essential for maintaining the toaster's proper shape and structure! Without them, the bottom will become rounded and the toaster won't stand properly or maintain its characteristic boxy appearance. Cut the cardboard slightly smaller than the base so the front loop only line from round 7 remains visible on the sides.

How do I make sure my inner and outer toaster parts align correctly during assembly?

The key is to secure the corners with stitch markers, safety pins, or scrap yarn before continuing to crochet rounds 13-15. Make sure the last rounds of both the inner and outer parts touch each other - if the inner part falls in, add more stuffing to the outer part, and if it sits too high, remove some stuffing. This alignment is crucial for preventing a slanted finished toaster.

What's the difference between the normal and burnt facial expressions?

The normal version features a sweet, happy expression with simple closed eyes and a small smile, plus pink blush on the cheeks. The burnt version has a more exaggerated, comical look with wider eyes showing distress, cross-popping veins made from red felt, dark brown eyeshadow creating burnt patches on the bread, and a sweat drop detail on the toaster to show its concern about burning the toast!

Can I make the paws posable or attach them in different positions?

While the pattern specifies sewing the paws between rounds 8 and 9 with specific spacing, you can absolutely customize their placement! Use sewing pins to test different positions before permanently attaching them. The paws are quite small and simple, so they won't support wire for posability, but you can angle them differently or place them closer together or further apart to create different personalities for your kitty bread.