Pop Open Some Fun: Meet Fizz, Your New Favorite Crochet Soda Can!

A Free Beginner-Friendly Amigurumi Pattern

There’s something about a hot day and the sound of a soda can popping open that just screams 'summer' to me. The other day, while sketching in my notebook with a cold drink by my side, I had this sudden, silly idea: what if my soda can was as cuddly as it was refreshing? And just like that, Fizz was born! This little guy is my new favorite desk buddy. He's bubbly, quick to make, and the perfect project for a lazy afternoon. If you're new to crochet, Fizz is a fantastic first project, just as fun and easy as my little friend Rosso the Tomato. So grab your favorite yarn colors and let’s whip up some fizzy fun together!

Picking Your Flavor

The best part about Fizz is that you can make him in any flavor you can imagine! I went with a classic cherry red, but think about it: sky blue for a bubbly cream soda, mint green for a zesty lime, or even a fun rainbow stripe! This is your chance to get creative. Just grab your main color for the can, a nice silver or gray for the top and bottom, and a tiny bit of black for a happy smile. It’s a great way to use up some of those yarn scraps we all have stashed away.

The Pattern

Assembly Instructions

1. Attach the 'Can Top' circle to the indented top of the 'Can Body'. Use the yarn tail and a tapestry needle to stitch it down all the way around, creating a neat, flat surface.
2. Position the 'Pull Tab' in the middle of the 'Can Top' and sew it firmly in place.
3. If you haven't used safety eyes, use a small amount of black yarn to embroider a simple, cute face. Two little vertical lines for sleepy eyes and a small 'V' for a smile works wonders!
4. Weave in any remaining ends to make sure your little Fizz is neat and tidy.

Pro Tips

• Use a stitch marker! It’s an absolute lifesaver for keeping track of your rounds in amigurumi.
• Don't be afraid to customize! Add stripes of color to the can body for a fancier design, or embroider a little heart on the side.
• For beginners who might find some of the terms confusing, I highly recommend checking out a guide on how to read crochet patterns. It makes everything so much clearer!
• Stuff firmly but carefully. You want Fizz to have a nice, solid shape without the stuffing showing through the stitches. Add a little at a time.

About the Author

Hi, I'm Clara Miliano! I'm a passionate creator who believes there's a little bit of magic in every ball of yarn, and I love sharing my cozy, simple patterns with the world.