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Foxes, they ain’t just your chicken coop invaders… It’s been a while since we’ve delved into amigurumi, so here we’re back at it with all the stops out. However, in order to do ami right, you need the right subject. Therefore, we’d like to propose these cute, absolutely adorable ami fox patterns that will show you just how beautiful and fun these critters are. Indeed, they may be wily and they may be the scourge of chicken coop owners the world over. However they are beautiful, cuddly and so much fun to explore with crochet. So, without further ado, here are some amigurumi fox free crochet patterns for your bushy tailed enjoyment.
Rika the Fox
Rika is a fall fox, ready to tackle the worsening weather with her toasty scarf. This is a beautiful project that’s made of simple shapes and does not require much in the way of yarn. Yarn scraps, anyone?! If you make one for a very young ankle biter, please consider using crocheted eyes for safety.
Designer: Anh Le
The full article about this pattern is here: Rika the Fox
Amigurumi Fox Split Sing
What do you think of this cute little guy? This ami fox may look like he’s knit, but is, in fact, a crocheted toy. It uses the SSC stitch, which runs the hook in between the legs of the next stitch, forming an overlapping pattern that is reminiscent of knitting. Because of the intermeshing, the neighbouring stitches will pull one another to the vertical, rather than like in normal SC, where they lean right or left. Lastly, the beautiful appearance of the fox is topped off with the eyeglasses, giving him a very intelligent and incisive air.
Designer: Joanne Loh
The full article about this pattern is here: Fox Amigurumi
The Sleepy Fox Free Crochet Pattern
Here’s a sleepy fox just getting ready for bed. While still sitting up, you can just see him nod off any second. With his little tail and closed eyes, this Sleepy Fox is an excellent pattern for a fun toy that will be loved by anyone.
Designer: Eserehtanin
The full article about this pattern is here: The Sleepy Fox
Pocket Fox Free Crochet Pattern
Adorable little foxes are approx. 5.5″ tall and 4″ wide. This is a very easy pattern and will be a lot of fun to make. As each side of the Pocket Foxes is worked flat and then joined together, this project can also be recommend for beginners or children! You can make the pocket foxes for yourself or as a gift. It can be a perfect keychain or pencil case decoration as well. There are a lots of possiblites of using this pattern.
Skills: Easy Designer: Spin a Yarn Crochet
Visit the free pattern site.
Fredric the Fox Amigurumi Free Crochet Pattern
This fox is friendly and cute. Fredric loves hugs and kids’ company. I hope he will be a perfect addition to your amigurumi collection. This is an easy pattern for an accomplished crocheter, and a good piece for the beginner to up their game.
Skills: Easy to Intermediate Designer: Jess Huff
Fredric the Fox – visit the free pattern site.
Cuddle Me Fox Free Crochet Pattern
The cuddle me fox is a beautiful amigurumi, with its gorgeous, soulful eyes and blue scarf. Moreover, this is also a great toy for children to play with as it’s quite large but still a good fit for little hands.
Designer: Amigurumi Today
The full article about this pattern is here:
photo source AZULIÊ Crochê @ Instagram
Cozy Fox Slippers Free Crochet Pattern
Here are some house slippers that are just perfect for the fall. The fox theme is absolutely ideal for a piece of fall wardrobe to kick up your feet by a warm fire.
Designer: Kinga Erdem (Heart & Sole Slippers) and Laura Jansen (Red Ribbon Fox Chart)
The full article about this pattern is here:
Foxy Fingerless Gloves Free Crochet Pattern
Here is a great way to keep your hands warm, but still give your fingers the freedom to do everything they need to do. Decorated with cute foxes, these fingerless gloves will be a great way for the beginner to practice their skills through a project with a worthwhile and useful end product, and a fun interlude for the more experienced crocheter. A link to the free pattern is at the end of the post.
Designer: One Dog Woof
The full article about this pattern is here:
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