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.

Ulyssa the Unicorn is a rewrite of an old unicorn pattern, now with awesome upgrades in shaping, a curly mane and tail, and realistic leg positioning for your cozy, sleepy baby unicorn. The Ulyssa pattern is for experience amigurumi makers, but there is an optional Premium Pattern for those who want to test their skills and get some help at the same time. This pattern uses Red Heart Super Saver Stripes to create that glorious ombre mane and tail.

Use this free crochet pattern to make a cute stuffed animal for your kids. They'll love bringing buddy the bear everywhere with them.

The holidays are here and that means so is Christmas! Learn how to get started with amigurumi! Create your own cute little basic reindeer doll with this free crochet pattern! this basic toy and beginner friendly DIY project is perfect for any crocheter and works with any type of worsted weight yarn. This amigurumi is perfect for home decor as well. It can work up quickly. Working with simple stitches, the single crochet, this pattern is worked in the round and sewn together. Great for gifts.

Finally! A cactus you can cuddle! This adorable cactus is the Saint Prickolaus Cactus Cuddler. He is all set for the holiday season in his santa hat and scarf. This pattern is accessible for beginners that are familiar with crocheting amirugumi. Made with Bernat Blanket yarn, this is a jumbo amigurumi that is soft, large and absolutely perfect for cuddling. Once completed he is approximately 19” tall. Make your very own Saint Prickolaus cactus cuddler today!

The very first amigurumi toy I made was a penguin. With this easy beginner pattern, perhaps the very first amigurumi you make will be a penguin too! If you use aran-weight yarn and a 4.0mm hook, the penguin will come out to 3.5 in (8.9 cm) tall. But you can use any hook and yarn size you want - the penguin will just grow smaller or larger with you. It's written in US terminology and crocheted in the round.

Girls of all ages are sure to fall in love with Gracie the Tiny Elephant. Her happy expression will undoubtedly bring a smile to anyone's face. Follow this amigurumi crochet pattern to complete this cute project.