Magnemite Reversible Crochet Pattern | Transforming Amigurumi Toy | Pokémon Inspired Crochet Plush | Poke Ball to Magnemite Reversible

Yes. This is the reversible Magnemite from the video: crochet the ball, unzip it, turn it inside out, and the little magnet pops out. This page is the pattern that makes it. It is a digital PDF, so you crochet the exact same reveal yourself.

The basics of amigurumi worked in the round: magic ring, single crochet, increases, and decreases. That is the complete list. Every technique gets its own stitch guide with photos, and every round carries exact stitch counts, so you never guess where a round should land.

Yes. This is a digital pattern, so nothing physical ships. The pattern walks you through the zip placement and sewing step by step, and any standard craft-store zip that fits the build will work. Source it before your first stitch so you are not waiting on a delivery mid-project.

Each piece is worked separately and attached: the grey sphere body, the single eye, two horseshoe magnets with red and blue tips, and three screws. Every colour change is called out in the pattern, so the steel-grey sample look is fully reproducible.

One of the best in the catalog. The two-toys-in-one reveal does the wow work for you: zip it closed, hand it over, and let them do the unzipping. One download covers as many makes as you like, so a whole birthday batch comes from a single purchase.

Yes. It is a standard PDF that opens on any phone, tablet, or computer, and it prints cleanly for couch-side use. The download stays in your account permanently, so if a printed copy gets coffee-stained, you can print the pages again.

MOD is the pattern’s fixed catalog number in the Sage & Silky series. Nº 10 is this design’s reference, and it never changes. If you ever message support or buy a second copy as a gift, quoting the MOD number gets you the right pattern instantly.

Yes, it is the natural graduation. If the minis taught you the magic ring plus increases and decreases in the round, you already own every prerequisite. This pattern adds exactly one new skill on top: the zip build. Everything else is the same round work you already know.

The personal-use license covers making for yourself and for gifts; the license page inside your download explains the small-batch selling terms, including what counts as small batch. Read that page before you list finished toys at a fair or online.