Amigurumi
Cute crocheted toys and plushies — from tiny keychain friends to cuddly companions, with clear round-by-round stitch counts.
Amigurumi for Beginners: 10 Rules for Neat Crochet Toys
Spirals, stitch markers, invisible decreases, stuffing that doesn’t go lumpy and safety eyes that sit straight — everything that separates a tidy amigurumi from a wonky one.
Crochet Frog: The Free Sitting Frog Pattern Everyone Wants
The little green frog that took over the internet — a one-evening amigurumi with a round body, long back legs and a very smug expression.
Easy Crochet Cat Pattern: A No-Sew Cat With Built-In Ears
A chubby little cat made as one tube — the ears appear when you close the top flat. No sewing on ears or head; just a tail and a face. Done in about an hour.
Crochet Axolotl: Free Amigurumi Pattern with Frilly Gills
A pink axolotl with six feathery gills, stubby legs and a flat paddle tail — the trickiest-looking part is six tiny chains, and we walk through all of them.
Crochet Bunny Amigurumi: A Sweet One-Piece Bunny With Long Ears
Head and body worked in one piece, long floppy ears, little arms and feet and a pom-pom tail. A classic gift for babies (with embroidered eyes), Easter baskets and bunny lovers.
Crochet Octopus Pattern: A Round Octopus With Curly Legs
A dome-shaped head and eight curly legs that twist themselves into spirals. A cheerful amigurumi for kids, desks and aquarium lovers.
Crochet Highland Cow Pattern: A Shaggy Fringe, Horns and All
The cutest trend in amigurumi: a ginger highland cow with a cream snout, curved horns and a brushed fringe over its eyes. Full pattern with stitch counts.
Crochet Penguin Pattern: A Round Winter Penguin With a Scarf
An egg-shaped black penguin with a white belly patch, an orange beak and feet, little wings and a cozy scarf. A perfect winter amigurumi and holiday gift.
Crochet Bee: A Free Beginner Amigurumi in One Hour
A round, stripy little bee with felt-free crocheted wings — no separate head, no arms, no legs. Just one body, two wings and a lot of charm.
Crochet Mushroom: Free Pattern for a Spotted Toadstool
A red-capped toadstool with a cream stalk and little white spots — the cottagecore classic, worked in two pieces and joined with one round.