Children love all those squishy and adorable toys! Why don’t you make some softies that you will enjoy as well? Amigurumi Bumblebee – this is the answer! Here you have creative ideas that are also quick and easy to crochet. Cute faces can be simply customized with different facial expressions and other details too. Why not create a cot mobile with these plump bees that will certainly be a great visual interest for little ones. Another way to use these toys is to crochet them from bulky yarn to make them large and ideal as a cuddly cushion. Let your imagination loose with such cuties and make some key rings or bag charms too and you could give them as little gifts as well. So get yourself busy just like the real bee. Check out these free patterns under the links below and don’t forget to follow us on Facebook Fanpage and Pinterest for more creative ideas!
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Bumble Bee Amigurumi Free Crochet Pattern
Oh, so sweet! This chubby amigurumi bumblebee designed by Kylee Keller is quick and easy to make. It will be a great addition to a baby mobile or a squishy toy for your pet. Make a whole squad in different colors!
Level: beginner Author: Kylee Keller
The original pattern and the photos are on Okie Girl Bling’n’Things. More info on Ravelry.
Bumblebee Kawaii Cuddler™ Free Crochet Pattern
This is a ragdoll-style crochet pattern by Donna & Michaelene that is certainly a perfect project for beginners. This happy amigurumi bumblebee makes a cute soft toy as well as a squishy pillow that children will definitely love. Give it a try!
Level: beginner Author: Donna & Michaelene
The original pattern and the photos are on 3 am Grace Designs. More info on Ravelry.
Bee Shofi Free Crochet Pattern
Are you looking for ideas for your next favorite amigurumi project? Well, you can stop the search now! We bet you are already looking for the yellow and dark yarn you need to start working on amigurumi bees designed by Anna Fores.
Level: upper beginner Author: Anna Fores
The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry.
