If you are on TikTok, you know this bee pattern. Even if you're not, I am sure at some point you crossed paths with this fun bumblebee design, usually crocheted in bulky yarn. I got asked over and over to make this amigurumi bee and finally, last month I got some free time between my usual blanket projects, to make it for my grandkids. And of course, I had to make my own pattern. Initially, I started making it in super bulky yarn thinking I'll just release it as a bumblebee cushion for kids. But then Mr.B made a comment that got me thinking: You know, if you make smaller bees, this will actually look good as a baby mobile he said You can hang the small bumblebees under the big bee and will look really cool he continued. And then the penny dropped! You can actually make this TikTok bee in different sizes, using the same pattern, but different yarn weight and hook size.
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The Bee-utiful Bees Free Crochet Pattern
- Designed by Doris Yu
The finished bees are approximately 1.8” wide (without the wings) and 5.1” long. I see a great key chain idea here, right? What's more, it's a very easy and repetitive pattern, in other words, you can make a whole bunch of them in no time at all!
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Find this free pattern on doriyumi.com, or check out more on its Ravelry page here.
Amigurumi Bees Free Crochet Pattern
- Designed by All About Ami
Tiny amigurumi animals are such cuties, right? These bees would make amazing adorable pencil toppers, magnets, keychains, mirror decorations and many more, sky is the limit here! What's more, all you will need are old scraps of yarn!
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Find this free pattern on allaboutami.com, or check out more on its Ravelry page here.
Penny the Bunny Cactus
Penny the Bunny Cactus is a fun-loving barrel cactus that loves Easter and everything bunny! This pattern is accessible for beginners that are familiar with amigurumi crochet techniques. To make this adorable cacuts, you'll need to know how to do the following stitches/techniques: MC: magic circle CH: chain SC: single crochet SCINC: single crochet increase SCDEC: single crochet descrease HDC: half double crochet HDCINC: half double crochet increase SLST: slip stitch BLO: back loop only FO: finish off Sewing Weaving in ends I hope you enjoy making your own Penny the Bunny Cactus
Bumblebee Free Crochet Pattern
- Designed by Hooked by Robin
This chunky and bulky bumblebee is such a cutie, I can't even! What's more, due to the rounded shape, it's a very simple and easy to crochet pattern, that will be a stunning part of your baby nursery or a cute porch decoration!
PHOTOS by Hooked by Robin /Ravelry.com
Find this free pattern on byrobin.blogspot.com, or check out more on its Ravelry page here.
Crochet O’Go BumbleBee Pattern
Try out this simple and beginner-level bee crochet pattern! You’ll quickly get the hang of this design with the step-by-step guide. The finished size is 12” x 8”, excluding the antennas and stinger.
