Designer Spotlight: Masked, Mischievous & Made In Yarn … 7 Patterns Inspired By Raccoons

Posted by Danielle | Mar 5, 2026 | Amigurumi Patterns, Crochet Patterns, Featured, Knitting Patterns |

Every week I highlight one of my favorite knit and crochet designers on Etsy!

This week I’m featuring raccoons, aka dumpster diving trash pandas!

Crochet Raccoon Beanie pattern from Crocheted By Drew
KIT: Raccoon Hand Embroidery Kit from Jess Long Embroidery	Raccoon Scarf Crochet pattern by Bees Knees Knitting	Raccoon Knitting pattern by Gray Bear Akswokrat

Knit Raccoon pattern by Dotpebbles Knits	Woodland Raccoon Blanket pattern by MJ’s Off The Hook Designs	Knit Raccoon Pocket Buddies pattern by French Lavender Home

See more raccoon patterns via Etsy. And check out my popular round-ups for net bags, art deco inspired patterns, fish patterns, capybara patterns, frog patterns, foxes, and beavers.!

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