Tiny Amigurumi Animals Free Crochet Patterns
Brighten up your days with today’s collection of Tiny Amigurumi Animals. These little creatures can live in your pocket, become keychains or lovely amulets for people you love. You can obviously use them for garlands or all kinds of decorations as well. Tiny amigurumi projects are surely great for beginners because you can hone your skills while creating. Rabbit, penguin, narwhal, and a whole squad of spring animals. They are all waiting for you!
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If you need more inspiration, check out our collections of Koala Amigurumi and Cute Rainbow Loveys.
Mini amigurumi free crochet patterns
Little Piggy
These little piggies can look smart, cute, funny, or silly – it all depends on the details you decide to add. The simple egg shape is very easy to make – a great choice for beginners. If you don’t have plastic elements, don’t worry. Omit the glasses and change safety eyes for embroidery.
photos by Mumigurumi / instagram.com
Baby Mouse Ida
Have you ever seen such an adorable mouse? She’s so small she’ll fit in a teacup! Gather leftover yarn ends and make a bunch of these cuties in different colors. Use various yarns for the dresses and go creative with embroidery to create unique characters.
photos by Solveig Donau / Instagram com: top, bottom
Easter Amigurumi Set
We are so glad to be able to share one more amazing amigurumi set with you, this time for Easter! This brilliant author never fails us, without a doubt. You can crochet a whole squad if you’re feeling ambitious or choose your favorite character. Which one would you go for?
Level: upper beginner Author: StringyDingDing
The original pattern and the photos are on Stringy Ding Ding. More info on Ravelry.
Amigurumi Bunny
This bunny looks so cute with the tiny bow! You should certainly crochet a whole squad so that they can keep each other company. Do you have some leftover yarn in different colors in your stash?
Level: upper beginner Author: Anitha Domacin
The original pattern is on Paint It Colorful. More info on Ravelry. Info about this pattern and the photos are on Ravelry.
Amigurumi Penguin Cell Phone Strap
Little amigurumi projects like that can easily be transformed into cell phone straps or keychains. It means that you will get to carry these penguins with you everywhere! Remember to choose your favorite colors.
Level: upper beginner Author: Pierrot (Gosyo Co., Ltd)
The original pattern is on Gosyo. More info on Ravelry. Info about this pattern and the photos are on Ravelry.
Amigurumi Narwhal
What an original project! We rarely see creatures living in deep waters in the world of amigurumi patterns, without a doubt. This one certainly deserves our attention as it is not only unique but also so adorable. You will surely make a whole bunch!
Level: beginner Author: Anitha Domacin
The original pattern is on Paint It Colorful. More info on Ravelry. Info about this version and the photos are on Ravelry.
Easter Bunny
Absolutely delightful idea by orangebroccoli_! This author’s Instagram is full of sweet and surprising amigurumi patterns and inspirations, so drop everything and go have a look if this sounds like your thing! It definitely sounds like ours.
Level: upper beginner Author: orangebroccoli_
The original pattern is on Instagram. The photos are on Instagram.
Crochet Dachshund
Is there anything cuter than a little dachshund? How about a matching pair! With this tiny amigurumi pattern, you can create two mini dachshund dogs dressed in striped sweaters and featuring cute expressions. Perfect for desk display, shelf decoration, or a friendship/Valentine’s gift – keep one pup and give the other to someone special!
Level: upper beginner Author: Yarn Acadabra
photo by Yarn Acadabra / ravelry.com
Find this pattern on yarnacadabra.com, or read more on ravelry.com.
Millie Mouse
Say hi to Millie, a friendly little mouse outfitted in a charming turquoise dress and a matching bow. This intermediate-level pattern allows you to create a ragdoll-style amigurumi that you can turn into a lovely decoration or gift. The mouse is constructed from two identical pieces stitched together and filled with a bit of stuffing for a plush look. A sweet little project that’s sure to delight!
Level: intermediate Author: L.J. Lindsay
photo by L.J. Lindsay / ravelry.com
Find this pattern on ravelry.com.
