Hi everyone, are you already feeling the magic of Christmas? I know.. some of you might say that it is a bit early to be thinking of Christmas but I just loooove it! :-) And if you can't wait to feel the snowflakes falling on your face, why don't you crochet yourself a friendly Amigurumi snowman in the meantime? This free crochet snowman pattern is a great project if you are looking for a Christmas gift or a decoration idea.
Meet Honu the Sea Turtle! Measuring about 6.5 inches long from head to tail, this cute little turtle is a great size for cuddling and playing with, but is not too big to sit on a shelf as a decoration as well. There are also so many possibilities with shell colors that you could make a whole family of turtles, each one looking unique! This sea turtle is worked up in pieces and then sewn together at the end. This pattern is beginner friendly with detailed, step-by-step photos to help you along the way, but it also fun for more experienced crocheters as well. Check out this pattern and the rest of my ocean theme amigurumi on my blog!
Create the cutest crochet stuffed animal with this easy-to-follow pattern! Made primarily with single crochets, this pattern is for crocheters of all skill levels and is so fun to make. This is such a cute little whale to make!
Your aspiring marine biologist will soon have a new best friend when you crochet this whale amigurumi for them. Pattern works up quick and easy in worsted weight yarn. They're so easy, you can make a few to set aside for Christmas gifts this year.
The Tiny Baby Snowman Pattern provides instructions for crocheting a petite and adorable little snowman! He is all bundled up and cozy with his hat and scarf. This pattern is very quick to work up, and great as a Christmas tree ornament, last-minute holiday gift, or decor to show your winter holiday spirit! Height with hat (not including pom-pom): approximately 33/4 inches (9 centimeters) Level: Advanced beginner. Requires familiarity with stitches used (below), joining rounds, and basic sewing skills.
Get ready to create the most adorable Christmas Elf Gnome! He's a good little helper, but be careful he's also been known to stir up a bit of mischief and sneak his hand into the cookie jar a time or two. All the same, he is sure to bring extra holiday cheer into your home or workspace. Watch others squeal with delight as he spreads extra holiday cheer wherever he goes. Whether you plan to use him as a holiday decoration, as a special gift, or for play, he's sure to add that extra touch of joy to each occasion.
The evolution of Elsa’s hair throughout the Frozen story is one of my favorite details, culminating in the most beautiful scene in Frozen 2. My five-year-old begged for hair down Elsa! This pattern is worked in the round and sewn together at the end. Adventurous beginner (You can do it! Trust me!) Skills used include magic ring, chain stitch, single crochet, slip stitch, single crochet two together (sc2tog), back loops only (blo), changing colors, whipstitch, and simple embroidery.
This velveteen bunny born as a part of my amigurumi adventure. This year I'm focusing to learn how to crochet/design amigurumi patterns. I realized the velvet yarn is perfect for making amigurumi. It has that felted texture to make cute and cuddly animals. Velvet bunny amigurumi perfect for gift giving to the bunny lover in your life. He is so soft and squishy! Well, I need to say, I'm not an expert on crochet amigurumi designing. I just start to learn how to crochet and designing these beautiful and creative creatures. I thought it is hard. NO… If you already have an experience crocheting amigurumi, I hope you can do it better than me.
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Crochet Hook H/8 or 5 mm hook
Yarn Weight (3) Light/DK (21-24 stitches to 4 inches)
Crochet Gauge 16 sc x 15 rows = (4” x 4”) with H-8, 5mm crochet hook.
Finished Size 13.5″ tall
Moove over other amigurumi because Candy the Cow is about to be the new favorite in the barnyard. Who could resist this sweet little cow? Customize the colors or add spots to make it your own design or copy it exactly for the cute version you see here.
This little cow is called Candy, she is 13cm(5 inches) tall and you dont have to be very experienced in crocheting to make her. - amigurumi making experience: Advanced Beginner - some basic sewing skills This pattern uses US terminology.
If you want to build a snowman, but don't have any snow on the ground, then don't worry! Now you can crochet your very own snowman using a little bit of worsted weight yarn and some stuffing. Inspired by the hit movie Frozen, this Olaf-inspired amigurumi pattern is too cute to pass up. Kids and adults alike with fall in love with this friendly face. This free crochet pattern includes directions for how to crochet each part separately and assembly guidelines. There are endless ways to assemble your friendly crochet snowman, depending on what you want his mood to be, or what you want him to be doing.
Everyone loves a sloth. This free crochet pattern is for the fluffiest, cuddliest, amigurumi sloth you will ever hug. Amelia is an update of a pattern for a large Hoffmann's Two-Toed Sloth. The nostrils are worked directly onto the snout as bobble stitches with a color change that makes them pronounced and well.. boop-able. The whole body is one piece, with the legs worked directly onto leg holes left after make the torso. Amelia is a very fun, unique project.
