A little bit of cute with a touch of sass. That's what I think of when I see this Crochet Tiger Bitty Bumble. This little burst of fun is the third small amigurumi in my series: Bitty Bumbles. These bitty bumbles are just so darn fun to make. Make one for your office or to tuck on a shelf. Or make them for a little one in your life who might just carry them around by the fistful!
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Crocheted Giraffe
This adorable crocheted giraffe is a fun, beginner-friendly amigurumi project inspired by the sweet handmade giraffe in the photo. With a round head, tiny muzzle, floppy ears, tall ossicones, chunky legs, and cute little overalls, this plush has an irresistibly squishy personality.
The pattern is designed for quick crafting and simple construction. Most of the major pieces are worked directly onto the body with crochet stitches or slip stitches, keeping assembly to a minimum. There is no complicated garment sewing or difficult shaping.
Crocheted Elephant
A soft, chubby, squishy crocheted elephant is one of those projects that is almost impossible to resist. With its oversized ears, tiny trunk, round belly, and cuddly chenille texture, this little elephant has the perfect handmade-toy look.
This beginner-friendly pattern is designed for quick crafting with plush yarn. The construction keeps the assembly simple, with parts attached using crochet stitches and slip stitches instead of traditional sewing. That makes it especially appealing if you love no-sew amigurumi and want a project you can finish in a short crafting session.
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Free dragon crochet pattern
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Pig Bitty Bumble
Ever need a little bit of cuteness to brighten up your day? Your home? Your office? Meet the first in the Bitty Bumble series: A Crochet Pig. Remember when I made the bitty bumble bee? Well. It got me thinking. Wouldn't it be fun to make a whole bunch of little stuffed pieces of crochet goodness? And wouldn't it be fun to give the whole series a fun name… like ‘Bitty Bumble'? And then I found this cutie patootie button and I was a goner. Let's get started!
