The full article about the free pattern and the photos are here. More info on raverly can be found here.
Baby Octopus Amigurumi Free Crochet Pattern
This tiny little baby octopus will be approximately 4 cm in height, length and width, but you can easily adjust the size to your preferences and make it bigger or smaller. In other words, it’s an amazing pattern, that’s really worth trying! I absolutely love this pattern!
The full article about the free pattern and the photos are here. More info on raverly can be found here.
Tiny Octopus Amigurumi Free Crochet Pattern
This tiny little fellow is the sweetest key chain ever, I’m pretty sure of that! Moreover, your kiddos will love this little sweetie, because it’s a kiddos best friend, that’s gonna keep your kiddo company at all times. Above all, it’s adorable!
The full article and the free pattern can be found on raverly here.
Mini Amigurumi Octopus
These sweet little fellows are just too adorable to be real. You can crochet them in almost no time and enjoy how marvelous they look! Moreover, you can easily carry him around with you and gift it to your friends! In conclusion, I really recommend trying this pattern!
The full article about the free pattern and the photos are here. More info on raverly can be found here.
Liver Spot Lloyd the Amigurumi Octopus Pattern Free Crochet Pattern
- Designed by: Trischa Morales
If you’re looking for a safe and sound toy for your children, this one is an absolute must have. Your kiddo can use it as a lovey, a toy, or even a fun, squishy pillow to rest at after a long day of playing! I’m sure that they will be best friends!
Photo is by ScottyLikesCake / Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on robotrish.com, or read more about it on Ravelry. This particular version is on Ravelry.
Amigurumi Octopus Free Crochet Pattern
- Designed by: Mari-Liis Lille
This adorable octopus amigurumi is so easy and fast to make, you’ll be able to enjoy your sweet toy in almost no time. In other words, let’s start crocheting! If you want to make it safer for babies, just replace any plastic elements for embroidery.
Photo is by Mari-Liis Lille / Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on lilleliis.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.