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Hello there, lovely people! Guess what? We are starting our own crochet farm today! Do you want to join us? We are focusing on patterns for amigurumi pigs!
Do you have children who love handmade toys? Do you like to surround yourself with cute figurines and lucky charms? Maybe you are a fan of pigs, the fascinating animals we are talking about today? Maybe you want to learn the noble art of amigurumi? Or maybe you were just passing by? Either way, welcome to our post about the most adorable crochet patterns for Cute Amigurumi Pigs! Are you ready to find your favorite? Without a doubt! Starting your own mini zoo full of crocheted toys will surely be such an exciting adventure. We promise you won’t stop after just one little piglet! They are so addictive. The links to the free patterns are under the photo.
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Amigurumi Pigs
A pattern for these cute pigs you can get free thanks to Mumigurumi Instagram. A link to the pattern you will find below a photo. To get to the pattern, just scroll the photos at the Instagram.
The original pattern and the photos are available on Instagram:
Piggy Amigurumi – Princess P
How adorable is this little lady? Absolutely precious! So cute! The genius author behind Craft Passion is known for beautiful patterns like this one. You can’t go wrong with these instructions, trust us! Well then, are you ready to invite Princess P to your house?
The original pattern and the photos are available on Craft Passion here:
Nobu the pocket piglet
The cute roundness of this piglet is melting our hearts! Every fan of crocheting toys and figurines should visit amiguruMei’s website at least twice a day, undoubtedly. We surely got surprised once again! What color will you choose for your first piglet?
The original pattern and the photos are available on AmiguruMei here:
Mini Pig Amigurumi
In the world of amigurumi, sometimes the smaller the better. Do you find it hard to believe? Think about all the adorable miniature keychains and lucky charms you can make! Now take a look at this amigurumi pig by Jonas Matthies. It all makes so much sense now, doesn’t it? Obviously!
The original pattern and the photos are available on Supergurumi here:
More info on Ravelry here.
Piggy in Love
In the amigurumi land, love is in the year all year round, no matter the season! This beautiful couple proves that, without a doubt. If you are passionate about the art of making crochet toys, this pattern by Aquariwool will surely make your heart beat faster. It’s evidently worth every penny!
The original pattern and the photos are available on Aquariwool here:
Mini Pigs
Who doesn’t love a cute-as-heck piglet? Very few of us! These little porcine are just SOOOO adorable. While “piggy pink” is the color traditionally associated with artistic swine, as you can see in the photos below, you can play around with hues. You will have just as much diversity amongst your amigurumi pigs as there is in real life, or more. Purple and green? No problem! And the best part is that these little cuties are easy to make, so you can have your own herd in no time.
The original pattern and the photos are available on Furls Crochet here:
Apricot the Pig
The original pattern and the photos are available on hobiumyarns.com here:
Dress Up Pigs
These soft, sweet piglets love to dress in crochet clothing, or like to just plain go bare. They are easy to make, but their cuteness factor is turned up to 11 and will be appreciated by amigurumi fans of all ages.
Skills: Easy Yarn: Red Heart Comfort Color 3133 Designer : Sharon Ojala
Dress Up Pigs – visit the free pattern site. For pattern of clothes go here.
Mini Pigs
No big, bad wolves here. Just four cute little piggies to feel safe in your home. These little piglets are a beautiful little set of ami animals, sure to be a favorite amongst the young, but definitely well worth considering for your own collection as well. They are not hard to make, and because look good as a set, they can make a wonderful gift. Shades of pink and red are definitely “piggy” and appropriate, but feel free to experiment.
Skills: Easy Designer: Amy Skinner
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