10 Adorable Amigurumi FREE Crochet Patterns!
This post is a FREE crochet pattern roundup that is filled with free patterns from incredible designers across the world. Have a look at the cutest amigurumi patterns and see where to find the free patterns that are both easy to crochet and more complex. So, grab your hook and yarn, and jump into the wonderful world of all these amazing crochet pattern designers!
Do you love to crochet? Are you a fan of cute and cuddly animals? If so, this article is for you! According to a recent survey, over 38 million Americans know how to crochet, making it one of the most popular hobbies in the United States. And what better way to combine your love for crochet and animals than by creating adorable crochet animal patterns? In this article, we will explore 10 FREE crochet animal patterns that are not only fun and easy to make, but also perfect for both beginners and experienced crocheters. So, grab your yarn and hook and let’s get started on this crafting adventure together!
Disclaimer
*This is a roundup post with the best free crochet patterns I have found on the web. I do not own the pictures, or the patterns listed below unless they say swecraftcorner. The patterns are available on the designer’s page/blog which is linked next to each featured pattern. These amazing indie designers have worked hard on these incredible patterns and photos for us to enjoy, so please visit their website and show your support for their hard work by reading and sharing their content! *
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Dumpling Kitty-
Pattern and photo credit: Sarah Sloyer
Dumpling Kitty is a cute pudgy kitty whose pattern is available for free! Her body is crocheted with a flat base so she sits nicely wherever you place her, waiting patiently for treats.
Finished size: Approximately 4” tall when made with the indicated yarn and hook size, though your finished size may vary depending on your yarn brand and tension.
Difficulty level: Easy – Intermediate (Previous experience and familiarity with amigurumi recommended)
Time to finish: Approximately 3 hours
Jackie the pirate mushroom-
Pattern and photo credit: Khuc cay
Materials
Yarn: Hobbii Honey Bunny yarn with colors: mustard, cream (1 skein for each color), white (small quantity)
Circulo Amigurumi: brown, grey, pink (small quantity)
Hook: 3.75 mm (for Hobbii Honey bunny yarn) and 2.5 mm (for Circulo Amigurumi yarn)
One safety eye 6 mm
Stuffing (polyfill, cotton wool, etc.), needle for sewing, scissors, pins
No-Sew Otter-
Pattern and photo credit: Fay Lyth
This no-sew otter crochet pattern with optional fishy is otterly adorable and you can make it in under an hour!
This quick and easy amigurumi otter has all of the cuteness and none of the sewing. The little fish is optional and does require attaching either by sewing or with fabric glue.
This small crochet otter would make a great addition to your next market/craft fair or a fun gift.
Cat Squish
Pattern and photo credit: Tamara Kelly
With its cute round ears and fuzzy white fur, Shirokuma is sure to steal your heart. Whether you’re looking for a new project to keep you busy on a rainy afternoon or a cute gift for a friend or loved one, Shirokuma is a perfect choice.
Woodstock Amigurumi-
Pattern and photo credit: Amigurinos softies
This amigurumi is crocheted in cotton yarn with a 3 mm hook and measures aprox. 10 tall. This pattern is great for beginners to intermediate crocheters that love Peanuts.
This pattern is crocheted in a spiral and uses US terms.
Materials
Tapestry needle, stitch marker and ball-point pins
1 yellow yarn ball (I’ve used mercerized cotton)
A 3mm hook, or the most fitting hook for your yarn
A small quantity of black yarn or thread to embroider the eyes
Stuffing
Caroline the Cow-
Pattern and photo credit: Jess Huff
Caroline loves grazing in the pasture, smelling the daisies, and frolicking in the sunshine will all her farm friends. Happy cows make the best milk!
Bumblebee-
Pattern and photo credit: Hooked by Robin
You can use any yarn for this chubby (chub-bee lol) fella – just make sure you use a smaller hook than the yarn recommends for nice tight stitches.
Tiny Rex Amigurumi
Pattern and photo credit: Sweet Softies
Tiny-Rex the Pocket Dino is the cutest little T-Rex you’ll ever meet! This mini dinosaur doll is a quick, easy, and no-sew amigurumi, meaning it’s made in one piece! A full video tutorial is included, making this a very beginner-friendly project. It’s recommended to use super bulky chenille velvet or blanket yarn. For a tinier keychain size, you can use worsted weight or thinner yarns!
Tiny Rex is the perfect ami to make for craft fairs, markets, or kids party favors. This unisex and gender neutral toy will appeal to all: boys, girls, children, adults, and everyone in-between! It’s a great last-minute birthday gift and Christmas holiday gift. This squishy plushie can also be used for therapy as a sensory fidget or stress relief object. Its arms and legs are stumpy nubs that you can rub or twiddle with. Soft “spikes” on its back provide tactile stimulation. This pocket sized plush makes a great friend, especially for people with anxiety, ADHD/ADD, or autism.
Fantasy Dragon-
Pattern and photo credit: StringyDingDing
Worry Wyrm Dragon-
Pattern and photo credit: Thalia Evans
Pattern for a little dragon fidget toy, a variation on the Worry Worm idea! It has a stuffed plush head and a slinky, bendy body.
This is a no-sew pattern with no separate pieces to attach, everything is crocheted in place as you go. Written pattern with progress photos.
These dragons are good for using up scraps of yarn and leaving as Random Acts of Crochet Kindness to brighten a stranger’s day!
