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Amigurumi Kitty Family

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Amigurumi Kitty Family
Three crocheted cat dolls: one white with a pink dress and bow, one black with a blue bow tie, and one small orange-striped cat. Each doll is as charming as an Ana Lucia Shawl, crafted with love from a delightful free crochet pattern.

Do you have any cat fanciers in the family or amongst your friends? Following this easy pattern by Ashleigh Kiser, you can make a whole cat family. Mom, Dad and Baby kitten are made using basic crochet stitches. I hope this adorable project will give you a lot of fun!

What Stitches Do You Need to Know?

This crochet cat pattern is the perfect project for those with some experience with amigurumi. The basic stitches used are single crochet, increase, decrease, slip stitch, and double crochet. Since most of the pieces are worked in continuous spirals, make sure to use stitch markers to keep track of the rounds. 

Amigurumi Kitty Family Free Crochet Pattern

Can I Make These Cats Using a Different Type of Yarn?

While the pattern suggests Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice, a soft-acrylic, worsted-weight yarn, you can play around with other worsted- or DK-weight yarns to achieve varied textures and sizes. A thinner yarn will make your cat smaller, whereas a plush, bulky yarn, such as Bernat Blanket, will produce an even more cuddly version.

The main point is to use an undersized hook so that the stitches are tight enough so that the stuffing does not peep through.

Adding Safety Eyes vs. Embroidered Eyes

If you’re wondering whether to add plastic safety eyes to your plushies or go for embroidered ones, it all depends on whom you are going to gift the toys. Stitched eyes are the safer choice if amigurumi are intended for young children. A simple black yarn wink will make the cats look very adorable.

If you plan to give an older child, you can choose plastic safety eyes. They will give it a polished amigurumi look while still adding charm to your cuddly creations.

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Carol
Carol
6 years ago

Love them and so do the children, thank you.

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