About This Angry Toilet Paper Amigurumi Pattern
This delightfully absurd pattern transforms everyday toilet paper into an adorable grumpy character that's sure to get laughs from everyone who sees it. Using basic half double crochet techniques, you'll create both the realistic-looking roll and the soft toilet paper that wraps around it. The genius design includes two different facial expressions - one angry face on the roll itself and a second face that appears when the toilet paper is unrolled, creating a fun interactive element that makes this project truly special.
Perfect for holiday ornaments, gag gifts, or just adding some humor to your home decor, this pattern uses simple materials you likely already have on hand. The finished piece is lightweight and durable, making it ideal for hanging on Christmas trees or displaying year-round.
Why You'll Love This Angry Toilet Paper Amigurumi Pattern
I absolutely love this pattern because it's so unexpectedly charming and brings instant smiles to everyone's faces! The combination of realistic craftsmanship with silly humor makes it such a conversation starter. I enjoy how quick and satisfying it is to complete - you can finish it in one sitting and immediately start sharing laughs with friends and family. The interactive element of the unrolling toilet paper with the hidden second face never gets old, and it's become one of my favorite last-minute gift ideas because it's so unique and memorable.
Switch Things Up
I love experimenting with this pattern by changing up the facial expressions to create different personalities! Sometimes I make a surprised face with wide-open eyes, or even a sleepy expression with closed eyes and a little smile. You could also try adding small accessories like a tiny crocheted hat or bowtie to give your toilet paper character even more personality.
For seasonal variations, I've made Halloween versions with spooky faces, Valentine's Day versions with heart-shaped eyes, and even patriotic versions with red, white, and blue color schemes. The beauty of this pattern is how adaptable it is to any theme or occasion you have in mind.
Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them
β Not leaving long enough tail when fastening off the roll - leave extra yarn for secure sewing
β Making the toilet paper section too wide or narrow - ensure it matches the roll width perfectly
β Using too much hot glue when attaching toilet paper - less is more for clean results
β Cutting felt pieces too small for the angry face - make them slightly larger than needed for proper adhesion