- Designed by: Sarah Sloyer
When it comes to Dumpling Kittens, we can't even decide what's more adorable - their looks, their name or their fluffy softness? Put them on your desk or attach to your keys and enjoy the cuteness!
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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.
Free Crochet Pattern: The Calico Kittens Amigurumi Heirloom
Free Crochet Pattern: The Calico Kittens Amigurumi Heirloom
Cupcake the Kitty Crochet Amigurumi Pattern PDF
If you’re a crochet enthusiast like me, you’ll love the Cupcake the Kitty Crochet Amigurumi Pattern! This adorable digital pattern is perfect for beginners and includes step-by-step photos to guide you along the way. With its clear instructions and charming design, you’ll have a blast creating your very own kitty companion. Plus, the rave reviews from other crafters who tried this pattern make it even more enticing. From the detailed instructions to the customizable options, it’s no wonder that this pattern has been a hit among fellow crochet enthusiasts.
Dumpling Kitty
Shaped like little Chinese dumplings or mantous, these little dumpling kitty patterns are adorable on a plate! This is a pattern suitable for avid beginners with some basics nailed down. The finished pattern will produce an approximately 4” tall kitty dumpling with a flat base so it will sit stably and patiently wait for snacks!
Crochet Donut Keychain Pattern
These donut keychains are perfect for all ages! The little ones can use them as okay food just leave off the keychain part for them.
School-age kids can attach them to their backpacks or lunchboxes and everyone else can use them on their keys. And of course, people who are old enough to drive can put them on their car keys!
