Last Updated on August 6, 2025 by Team Ideas24
Gojo Cat turns heads even in yarn form. This guide walks you through clear rounds and simple felt accents. You’ll join legs, shape the head, and add cute glasses with zero hassle. Materials stay minimal, so beginners feel confident from the first stitch. Follow each panel and you’ll finish a plush that looks store‑bought.
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Gojo Cat: The Feline Meme Cursed With Infinite Charm
Gojo Cat started as pure fan fun. Artists mashed Satoru Gojo’s blindfold, silver hair, and smug grin onto an oversized kitten body. The result felt so right that it spread across social feeds like a grade‑A cursed technique. Gojo’s trademark confidence turned into playful mischief, making the mash‑up instantly shareable and prime for merch.
The meme snowballed from sticker packs to plush toys, stream overlays, and now crochet patterns. Fans love how it softens Gojo’s god‑tier power while keeping that cool attitude. The cat form also skips heavy lore, so even casual viewers get the joke.
Crochet creators picked it up because the big head and small limbs translate into beginner‑friendly shapes. That’s why Gojo Cat remains the cutest way to flaunt your Jujutsu Kaisen pride.
Legs
Step 1 – Magic Ring with 8 sc
Form a magic ring. Work eight single crochets into the loop. Pull the tail to tighten the center.
Step 2 – Round 2 Increases (12 st)
Make one single crochet in the first stitch. Work an increase in the next stitch. Repeat the single‑crochet/increase pair once more to reach twelve stitches. You now have a flat little disc.
Step 3 – Round 3 Straight (12 st)
Single crochet in every stitch around. The sides start to rise, turning the disc into a tiny cylinder.
Step 4 – Round 4 Straight and Fasten Off (12 st)
Work another round of single crochet. Slip‑stitch to close and fasten off for the first leg. Leave a long tail if you prefer sewing later. Crochet a second leg without fastening off to continue straight into the body.
Follow these four frames as you work; match your piece to each photo before moving on. You now have two identical legs ready to join into Gojo Cat’s body.
Body
Step 1 – Leg Join and 30 sc
Chain three. Slip‑stitch into the first leg. Work single crochet around both legs and through the three chains for a total of thirty stitches.
Step 2 – Round 2 Increases (32 st)
Crochet fourteen single crochets. Place one increase in the next stitch. Repeat the sequence once more to finish with thirty‑two stitches.
Step 3 – Round 3 Straight (32 st)
Work one single crochet in every stitch to build height without widening.
Step 4 – Round 4 Increases (34 st)
Crochet fifteen stitches. Make one increase in the next stitch. Repeat this once more for thirty‑four stitches.
Step 5 – Round 5 Straight (34 st)
Single crochet all the way around to lock the new girth.
Step 6 – Round 6 Straight (34 st)
Work another plain round. This firms the belly and keeps the cylinder even.
Step 7 – Round 7 Decreases (32 st)
Crochet fifteen stitches. Make one decrease in the next two stitches together. Repeat the sequence once more to taper to thirty‑two stitches.
Step 8 – Round 8 Straight (32 st)
Single crochet around to secure the new shape. The torso is now ready for the next set of shaping rounds.
Step 9 – Round 9 Decreases (28 st)
Work six single crochets, then one decrease. Repeat this six‑and‑decrease set four times to slim the torso to twenty‑eight stitches.
Step 10 – Round 10 Straight (28 st)
Single crochet in every stitch. This secures the narrower waist.
Step 11 – Round 11 Decreases (24 st)
Crochet five stitches, then decrease once. Repeat the five‑and‑decrease set four times to reach twenty‑four stitches.
Step 12 – Round 12 Decreases (20 st)
Work four stitches, then decrease. Repeat the four‑and‑decrease set four times to taper the neck to twenty stitches.
Step 13 – Round 13 Increases (24 st)
Crochet four stitches, then increase in the next stitch. Repeat the four‑and‑increase set four times to widen gently to twenty‑four stitches.
Step 14 – Round 14 Increases (28 st)
Work five stitches, then increase. Repeat the five‑and‑increase set four times to expand to twenty‑eight stitches.
Step 15 – Round 15 Increases (35 st)
Crochet three stitches, then increase. Repeat this three‑and‑increase pattern seven times to grow the head base to thirty‑five stitches.
Step 16 – Round 16 Straight (35 st)
Single crochet all the way around to firm the new head circumference. The plush now has a defined waist and a growing head ready for final shaping.
Step 17 – Increases to 40 st Crochet six stitches, increase in the next. Repeat five times. Head widens to forty stitches.
Step 18 – Straight (40 st) Single crochet around to lock the width.
Step 19 – Decreases to 35 st Work six stitches, then one decrease. Repeat five times. Shape starts to narrow.
Step 20 – Decreases to 30 st Crochet four stitches, then decrease. Repeat five times. Add five more single crochets to keep the seam centered.
Step 21 – Decreases to 22 st Work two stitches, then decrease. Repeat seven times. Finish with one more decrease.
Step 22 – Decreases to 14 st Single crochet once, then decrease. Repeat seven times. Neck closes sharply.
Step 23 – Decreases to 7 st Make seven decreases in a row.
Step 24 – Final Decreases and Fasten Off Work seven more decreases to seal the crown. Pull the yarn tail through the last loop and weave it inside the head to hide. The body‑and‑head piece is complete and ready for ears, arms, and facial details.
Ears
Step 1 – Magic Ring (4 st)
Work four single crochets into a magic ring and pull the tail snug to close the center.
Step 2 – Round 2 Increases (6 st)
Single crochet in the first stitch. Increase in the next. Repeat once more to finish with six stitches.
Step 3 – Round 3 Increases (8 st)
Crochet two stitches, then increase. Repeat once to reach eight stitches.
Step 4 – Round 4 Increases (10 st)
Work three stitches, then increase. Repeat once to climb to ten stitches.
Step 5 – Round 5 Increases (12 st)
Crochet four stitches, then increase. Repeat once to top out at twelve stitches.
Step 6 – Round 6 Straight (12 st)
Single crochet in every stitch to build height without widening.
Step 7 – Round 7 Straight (12 st) and Fasten Off
Work another plain round, slip‑stitch to close, and leave a long tail for sewing. Make a second ear. Align each ear on the head’s crown and whip‑stitch in place so they sit evenly.
Arms
Step 1 – Magic Ring (6 st)
Work six single crochets into a magic ring and pull the tail tight to close the hole.
Step 2 – Round 2 Increases (9 st)
Single crochet in the first stitch, then increase in the next. Repeat the pattern two more times to reach nine stitches.
Step 3 – Round 3 Straight (9 st)
Single crochet in every stitch. This keeps the tube narrow.
Step 4 – Round 4 Straight (9 st)
Work another plain round to add height.
Step 5 – Round 5 Straight and Fasten Off (9 st)
Crochet one more round, slip‑stitch to close, and leave a long tail for sewing. Make two identical arms. Lightly stuff if you want a firmer shape. Stitch each arm at the shoulder seam where the body meets the head, keeping them level on both sides.
Making and Attaching the Glasses and Face Details
Step 1 – Felt Pieces
Cut two equal circles from black felt for the lenses. Cut two small ovals from white felt for light reflections. Cut one small pink oval for the tongue. Cut one slightly larger black oval for the mouth base.
Step 2 – Assemble the Lenses
Glue one white oval near the top edge of each black circle. Let the glue set. These highlights give the “glassy” look.
Step 3 – Assemble the Mouth
Glue the pink oval on top of the black oval, keeping the black border visible. Press flat until secure.
Step 4 – Stitch the Frame Line
Thread black yarn on a tapestry needle. Run one horizontal back‑stitch across the mid‑face, just below the head’s center. This line acts as the bridge and arms of Gojo’s glasses.
Step 5 – Attach the Lenses
Place each black felt lens on either side of the bridge line. Glue in place. Hold for a few seconds so the felt bonds well with the yarn surface.
Step 6 – Attach the Mouth
Center the layered mouth slightly below the glasses. Glue and press flat.
Step 7 – Add Blush
Dip a clean makeup brush in pink blush or soft pastel powder. Dab lightly on:
- cheeks under each lens
- tips of both ears
- ends of each arm
- fronts of both legs
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Conclusion
Finishing a Gojo Cat crochet plush proves that simple stitches can create striking character details. You practiced tight rounds for structure and clean shaping. Felt accents and blush brought the playful expression to life without complex embroidery. Consistent hook tension kept every piece proportional for easy assembly. Display your new plush or gift it to a fellow fan as proof of your growing amigurumi skills.
We have more fun crochet projects for you. Check out our crochet gift ideas article next!
