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Free Easter Egg Crochet Patterns
Easter is almost here! It’s time to fill up our baskets with some colorful woolly crochet eggs! Crochet them around a plastic egg and fill them up with candy and goodies for some very lucky recipient! Easter will be extra special this year with a bit of added crochet beauty!
Free Easter Egg Pattern
Let’s start this Easter egg list with an actual egg pattern! It is very simple, suitable for beginners and works up quickly.
Abbreviations:
Sc – Single Crochet
Inc – Increase
Dec – Decrease
Sc – Single Crochet
Inc – Increase
Dec – Decrease
Pattern:
Round 1: 6 sc in magic ring (6)
Round 2: inc (12)
Round 3: Repeat (1 sc, 1 inc) (18)
Round 4: sc around (18)
Round 5: Repeat (2 sc, 1 inc) (24)
Round 6-9: sc around (24)
Round 10: Repeat (6 sc, 1 dec) (21)
Round 11: sc around (21)
Round 12: Repeat (5 sc, 1 dec) (18)
Round 13: Repeat (4 sc, 1 dec) (15)
Round 1: 6 sc in magic ring (6)
Round 2: inc (12)
Round 3: Repeat (1 sc, 1 inc) (18)
Round 4: sc around (18)
Round 5: Repeat (2 sc, 1 inc) (24)
Round 6-9: sc around (24)
Round 10: Repeat (6 sc, 1 dec) (21)
Round 11: sc around (21)
Round 12: Repeat (5 sc, 1 dec) (18)
Round 13: Repeat (4 sc, 1 dec) (15)
Start stuffing!
Round 14: Repeat (3 sc, 1 dec) (12)
Round 15: Dec until you get the desired shape.
Round 15: Dec until you get the desired shape.
Close the remaining hole with a tapestry needle.
Fasten off and done!
Fasten off and done!
Now let’s take a look at some other inspiring designs!
1 – Little Kawaii Easter Eggs
So cute! So Kawaii! So Eggy! Look at their little faces and sweet smiles! These little Easter eggs work up very easily and quickly. The finished egg is approximately 3.5 inches (9 centimeters) tall. They are perfect for to add to your Easter decorations or to use in the cutest Easter egg hunt of all time!
2 – Easter Elegance
This crocheted Easter egg is simple yet elegant! I really like the idea of the ribbon with tiny flower decoration. The pattern is written in Dutch, but easy enough to follow using Google translate. The instructions for the tiny crochet flower are not included, but this easy pattern is pretty similar. This pattern is a great yarn ánd ribbon stash buster, so get those yarn scraps out and make some gorgeous eggs!
3 – Tulip Easter Egg
The designer used the tulip crochet stitch magnificently for her Easter egg pattern. As a Dutch person I can’t resist those gorgeous tulips. I want them in every color! The eggs are colorful and still understated. She crocheted her eggs over a plastic base. You could also try wooden or styrofoam eggs. You may need to adjust the tightness of your crocheting to fit your chosen egg base.
4 – Embroidered Flower Egg
Embroidery is a timeless craft and it can give a project a graceful and elegant finish. These sweet embroidered Easter eggs are no exception. The delicate flowers are stitched in cheery colors, adding to the celebrations of the Easter season. You can copy the flowers shown in the photo above or create your own gorgeous designs. Need a little help? The video tutorial (including instructions for the embroidery) from the designer is added below.
5 – Decorative Easter Eggs
Striped, dotted, lines and multicolored: these decorative Easter eggs have it all! The instructions only include the basic pattern for the egg itself. It’s really up to you to create your own decorations. No doubt the photo above will inspire you! My personal favorite is the polka dot design. The dots give such a cool 3d effect! The pattern is written in Dutch, but I’m sure Google Translate will help you out once again!
6 – Crocheted Flower Egg
So simple, modern and sleek! These eggs are perfect for an understated yet decorative look. The eggs themselves work up very quickly as do the little delicate flowers sewn on top. You can crochet the flowers or use silk or fabric blooms. Embellish them with little beads or other bling! Again, a plastic egg is used as the base. If you look carefully you can tell that the designer used the same color for the crocheted flower as for the plastic egg base.
7 – Apple-Cheeked Easter Egg
I love the little face on these colorful Easter eggs! The felt apple cheeks are so pinchable and the smile is darling. Easter will be a happy holiday some of these eggs in your home. Crocheted in soft pastel yarn, these eggs make a sweet alternative to candy for an Easter basket! The finished egg will stand about about 2.5 inches (5 centimeters) tall.
8 – Colorburst Easter Egg
So bright and colorful! These Easter eggs will cheer up your home and look spectacular in a decorative Easter basket. Or use them in an Easter egg hunt: they will not be difficult to find! The pattern is available as a download, after (free) registration to the Ravelry website. Pick your favorite colors and get crocheting!
9 – Fill-Me-Up Easter Egg
Just look at this! What a great idea! This crochet Easter egg can be filled with little candies, toys and other goodies. Or crochet an actual chicken: you could use this free pattern! The egg pattern is quite easy and works up quickly. It is a pattern from 1978 Woman’s Day Magazine. Essentially you make two halves and hinge them together into this supercute gift!
10 – Danish Easter Egg
I love sleek minimalistic lines. It’s no wonder then that I often find myself perusing through Scandinavian crochet blogs to gape at the simplicity of some of their designs. This pattern for a Danish Easter egg with triangular design therefore hás to be included in this list! The pattern is in Danish and working with the two colors simultaneously requires a bit of skill, but hang in there and in no time your house will be filled with these gorgeous beauties!
11 – Different Styles Easter Egg
These lovely colorful Easter eggs were originally a Crochet-along project issued by a Dutch wool company. All the different patterns for the eggs you see in the photo above are included in the instructions on their website. So head over there, pick your favorite and get crocheting! I love that they included all the different styles! Even though the hot pink polka dot egg is by far the grooviest, my personal favorite is the pink cross-stitched one!
12 – Chevron Striped Easter Egg
I love chevron stripes and I love crocheting Easter eggs and hey presto: here’s the ideal combination of the two! These chevron striped Easter eggs are minimalistic ánd playful at the same time. The pattern looks simple, but getting those chevrons in an egg shape requires a bit of skill and some solid pattern reading.
13 – Monstrous Easter Egg
This little monster Easter egg will certainly add some pazazz to your holiday decor! He’s not just cute to look at, but his mouth actually can open to reveal the goodies hidden inside. The kids will love him as a toy ánd as a treasure trove. Can you imagine an Easter egg hunt with all little monster eggs? So cool! He will be the hit this Easter season!
14 – Colorful Mini Easter Eggs
They may be small, but these colorful mini Easter eggs pack quite a punch! Inspired by the famous Cadbury mini eggs the designer played with all sorts of colors to produce these little beauties. The pattern is easy and works up quickly. Let your creativity run wild and also start playing with colors and a little embroidery. You’ll have a basketful by Easter!
15 – The Perfect Crocheted Easter Egg
These must be the perfect crocheted Easter eggs! Where a lot of patterns require some sort of base to keep them in the proper egg shape, these wonderful eggs do not. Crochet them in your favorite color, stuff them with your usual stuffing and you’re done. Or continue with decorating using embroidery, ribbons, beads and other cool bling to make them even more perfect for your personal holiday decor.
16 – Bunny And Chick Easter Eggs
It’s not really Easter without turning some eggs into cute little animals! These bunny and chick easter eggs uphold this tradition with abandon. I love the simplicity of the alterations: it really doesn’t require much to create a cute little chicken egg! The patterns for all the different animals and the egg itself are included in the instructions. So add those beaks and ears and have yourself a wild Easter!
17 – Elegant Easter Egg
This Easter egg is beautifully embroidered with some simple flowers. The effect is stunning and elegant. In her blogpost the designer shares more of these awesome ideas. Among many other things she uses sequins in her egg decorating – need I say more? Head over there and get inspired to make your own fabulous eggs this Easter! The pattern is written in Spanish.
18 – Bunny Easter Egg
This little bunny egg is really too cute to not include it in this list. How cute would this little guy look among other crocheted eggs in your Easter basket? The design is minimalistic and sweet. I love the dual tone ears and the bunny’s sweet little nose. The pattern is written in Spanish, but the shapes are simple and basic, so with Google translate the instructions will not be difficult to follow.
19 – Bunny And Food Eggs
I love these little bunny, strawberry and carrot Easter eggs! My personal favorite is definitely the strawberry, it looks good enough to eat! These amigurumi eggs are crocheted around plastic eggs. The designer indicates that the perfect eggs for this project are those from Target: the plastic is a little thicker and they are a great size. Again, hide some candy and little presents inside for the lucky recipients!
20 – Diorama Chocolate Easter Egg
This final Easter egg is just completely awesome. Not only is it the chocolatiest of this list, it also has some super-cute dioramic action going on. It is difficult to see on the photo above (head over to the website to find photos of different angles) but the egg has some gorgeous colorful embroidery on top. Imagine how cute this egg would look in your Easter decor! Exactly! Now get out that brown chocolate yarn and make Easter a little bit more beautiful this year!
Llama and Alpaca Crochet Patterns
Llamas and alpacas are adorable. They’re cute, fuzzy, and far friendlier than you may expect. You see one and you just can’t help going up close to pet it. If you or someone you love raises or loves llamas or alpacas, these crochet patterns will be the perfect addition to their Camelid collection. You’ll find a pretty large assortment of crochet patterns in this collection, each one featuring a llama or alpaca with distinct characteristics. Choose your favorite crochet pattern llama and get started creating unique gifts for all the llama lovers on your list. Of course, you get to show off your crochet skills too.
Alicia the Alpaca Crochet Pattern
With her sweet, friendly face and love of bright colors, Alicia the amigurumi alpaca is simply adorable. You’ll love having Alicia along, whether it’s a trek up a mountainside or just a trip to your local coffee shop. She’s great with kids and is soft, cuddly, and loves to have fun.
This pattern features American crochet terminology. It is suggested that crocheters use 9mm safety eyes. Alicia’s lovely little pannier blanket is great for using up all of those little bits you have in your yarn stash. Light worsted/dk weight yarn works best. Alicia stands about 8 inches tall, and will be the perfect addition to anyone’s home or toy collection.
Fluffy Alpaca Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
These cute and fluffy alpaca toys feature a special crochet technique in which the front and back loops form little ruffles for a rippled effect. When completed, these friendly little amigurumi alpacas will be ready to trek their way across your heart. They make great playmates for little ones and older ones alike.
Use any worsted weight yarn to make these amigurumi alpacas, and if you want to add some special flair, you can even use alpaca fiber. With this crochet pattern alpaca, you’ll also get the pattern for his bandana. This is a must-have for fans of soft, cuddly alpacas. This pattern is available as a downloadable PDF in English.
Alex the Alpaca Crochet Pattern
He may look a little sleepy, but he really is just resting his eyes. Meet Alex, the world’s friendliest and cuddliest amigurumi alpaca. The original Alex is made from white wool but hey, don’t let that restrict you. If you buy enough yarn in different colors, you can give Alex a lot of colorful friends to hang out with too.
This is another pattern that will help you bust your stash of scrap yarn as you complete the colorful accessories. This pattern is available in English and features two PDF files to download. The completed crochet pattern is perfect for llama lovers of all ages
Llama Kawaii Cuddler Crochet Pattern
No matter what color or weight of yarn you choose, you’ll enjoy making this little Kawaii cuddler for your favorite llama lover or alpaca fan. This amigurumi pattern is beginner-friendly and features a digital download and easy-to-understand instructions. Even if you are completely new to crochet, you will be able to follow the instructions easily to create this cute little llama for your favorite baby, toddler, big kid, or general llama fan.
Make this amigurumi llama in different colors for gifting to friends and family. If you have a few granny squares or crochet blocks lying around, you can give your little llama a blanket for their back, too. This is another one that is beginner-friendly and easy to download and make!
Alpaca Pillow Crochet Pattern
Whether you choose to make this pillow in natural wool and natural colors, or you want to add a pop of color while celebrating a new baby girl or boy, this pillow is perfect if you love llamas, cute home decor, or you have a little one in your life. Even college kids would like these pillows. The easy-to-download PDF file is written in US English. All terminology/directions are in US English. This pillow is cute, cuddly, and offers a friendly llama-face that turns a bad day into a better day as soon as you see it. This crochet pattern alpaca is too cute not to make!
Cute Amigurumi Llama Crochet Pattern
Don’t be afraid of the fuzzy yarn used to make this little llama cutie-pie. You can use a smoother worsted weight if you like to get a different effect. Just choose different colors and different yarn and you can build a collection of these amigurumi llamas. The PDF pattern is written in US English and all the directions and terminology are in English as well. This crochet pattern Llama stands at 11 inches tall and is cute, cuddly, friendly, and more than ready to take up residence in your home and heart. Whether he’s for a kid or a kid at-heart, this little guy is guaranteed to bring a smile wherever he goes!
Llama Purse Crochet Pattern
This pattern is designed as a purse for a toddler, but that doesn’t mean grown-ups and college kids can’t get in on the llama fun as well. In fact, this little crochet pattern llama handbag is perfect for the minimalist llama fan. It can be used to carry keys, phone, a little bit of money, and some lip balm or lipstick, if you’re the type who needs a little glam and drama with your llama.
This PDF download is written in US English and uses US terminology for crochet. Worsted weight is suggested but don’t let that restrict you if you want to make this amigurumi llama in any other type of wool. The little details make this one a great stash-buster, too!
Lumi the Llama Crochet Pattern
Lumi, the amigurumi llama, is sweet and cuddly, and she makes friends easily with her friendly little smile and fashion sense. Check out that scarf! The great thing about this crochet pattern llama is that you can make the pattern in any color you would like, and her accessories can help you bust down your stash in no time flat!
The pattern is in English and uses amigurumi techniques for crochet. This crochet pattern llama is constructed in a spiral. This pattern assumes you know how to crochet and assumes you are familiar with construction terms and techniques such as magic ring and other basic techniques. The pattern contains many detailed pictures and is 33 pages in length. This is one crochet pattern llama that you may want to consider making only if you have had some experience with crocheting. Lumi is cute and friendly and is ready to make room in your heart and your home!
Alpaca Ragdoll Crochet Pattern
This cute and fluffy ragdoll is 16” in length, so your favorite little one can snuggle and stay warm with this new friend. With her friendly smile and large eyes, your favorite little one will have a friend for life with this amigurumi alpaca. The flowers and blanket are great for using up scraps and no matter what color you choose to make this doll in, she’ll look lovely.
The pattern is available in English and uses US crochet terminology. The pattern features lots of detailed photography so you can see exactly what type of technique or stitches will work best. Little ones will appreciate how warm and cuddly she is. Makes a great snuggle buddy whether napping, playing, or watching TV.
George and Gloria Alpaca Crochet Pattern
George and Gloria are more than just a happy couple of alpacas—they are also soft, cuddly and friendly. Whether you choose to dress them up, dress them down, or let them just hang out au naturel, George and Gloria are the softy couple you never knew you needed. Whether you make them for your favorite couple or your favorite kid, these two are just perfect together.
The pattern for these amigurumi alpacas is a downloadable PDF and all instructions for crochet are written in US English. The pattern is easy to follow. It features many detailed pictures and tips for sewing and tailoring the clothing for these two crochet pattern alpacas. No matter who receives them, they will fall in love with them.
Paco the Alpaca Crochet Pattern
No matter what color you choose to make him in, Paco the Alpaca is sure to bring smiles to faces and make naptime easier. You can even stash-bust and make some cute outfits, or simply decorate the ears as shown in the photos with tassels. Downloadable PDF is available in English and Dutch, and all English crochet terms are US.
What you’ll love about this crochet pattern alpaca is that you can stuff it as little or as much as you like. Paco stands about 12 inches tall and gets more and more cuddly the more he is filled. Make Paco some friends in different colors and you can have an entire flock of colorful amigurumi alpacas. You’ll love them so much, you may have a tough time giving them away as gifts. Make sure you get lots of wool so you can make plenty of these crochet pattern alpacas.
Llama Family Crochet Pattern
This happy llama family is great for stash-busting, and party decorations, or they can be sewn together to make a unique cuddly toy. The PDF crochet pattern download is available in UK English and German as well as US English. You’ll even get a pattern for the saddleback.
The pattern features lots of great pictures and clear instructions in all languages. There are three separate downloads so that you may choose the pattern you want in the language you need. Clear and detailed instructions mean you’ll be able to make the perfect llama in a variety of sizes. Great for fast little toys or unique decorations. When making this crochet pattern llama, don’t forget the saddleback blanket for that extra pop of color and fun!
Pedro the Mini-Llama Crochet Pattern
Pedro the Mini Llama is fluffy, friendly, and ready for fun! Here’s the lovely thing regarding this crochet pattern llama —the thicker the yarn used and the bigger the hook size, the bigger Pedro can be. Prefer a smaller, leaner version? Use a finer wool and a smaller hook size. Imagine the possibilities! You can make any number of these amigurumi llamas in different sizes and colors. No matter how many you make, no two will look the same.
The pattern is a PDF download, available in English (US crochet terminology) and French. Pedro’s pattern includes a ruana pattern so he won’t get chilly when winter comes. The instructions in each pattern are very detailed and feature lots of pictures so you get a good example of what stitches and techniques to use. Make as many as you like and have a whole family. Pedro shouldn’t be lonely and neither should your favorite little boy or girl!
Alana the Alpaca Crochet Pattern
Made of super-bulky yarn, Alana the amigurumi llama is friendly and curious. She makes an excellent friend and is perfect for everyone who loves llamas and alpacas. She is soft and squishy and makes naptime or bedtime a breeze. This is another customizable crochet pattern alpaca that you can make to larger or smaller scale just by changing the wool and needle size. Use thick worsted wool to make Alana chunky and thinner yarn with a smaller hook to make her look more dainty.
The pattern PDF is ten pages and uses US crochet terminology. This crochet pattern is meant for intermediate crocheters who are somewhat familiar with amigurumi and doll or toy making. You can attempt it as a beginner but it will take you some time to complete. It’s worth it though. Once the complete the first one, you’ll get the hang of it and the next ones will be so much easier. Go for it! Once your little one gets to know Alana, the fun will never stop!
Luke the Llama Crochet Pattern
Luke is cuddly, soft, and very friendly. This crochet pattern llama is made with worsted or bulky weight yarn, but this is another pattern in which a different yarn weight and hook size will yield a larger or smaller toy. The PDF is downloadable and available in English. In the pattern you’ll even find a section on making his saddleback and pom-poms for added decoration.
No matter what color you choose, Luke will be more than happy to snuggle and go on adventures with your favorite little one. His saddleback and pom-poms can be made in just about any colors, so you can use as many or as few colors as you want from your leftover wool. If you have enough yarn, you can make Luke some friends, or give him a lovely amigurumi llama family all his own. The choice is yours.
Llama Friends Crochet Pattern
Everybody needs a good friend, even if they are a llama. The finished crochet pattern llama should stand at about 15 inches tall. You can stuff these amigurumi llamas as much as you want. The more they are stuffed, the cuddlier they are. Use acrylic worsted-weight yarn and your llamas will be machine-washable on the gentle cycle, so no matter what kinds of adventures they encounter, they can still look good. Everybody needs a buddy, and these llama buddies are the best around!
This pattern is a downloadable PDF that is beginner-friendly, with lots of details and good, clear pictures to help illustrate techniques.
Aviana the Alpaca Crochet Pattern
This little sweetie pie is guaranteed to bring a smile to your face and warm your heart with soft, fuzzy goodness. Aviana the amigurumi alpaca loves flowers and pretty colors, and this is obvious with the pretty flowers behind her ears and the lovely blanket across her back. The PDF pattern is available in English and features pictures in detail so techniques can be seen easily. Aviana’s flowers and blanket make it easy to use up all those colorful scraps you have from other crochet projects. This amigurumi alpaca is cute, cuddly, and loves to snuggle with a lucky little girl or boy.
Bring a smile to the face of your favorite llama lover with some of these great crochet patterns. All materials are suggestions and may be substituted with yarns readily available. Use the recommended wool if you want to recreate an amigurumi llama or alpaca just as it looks in the pattern. Use a thinner wool and smaller needle size to create a smaller amigurumi alpaca or llama and a thicker wool for a larger size. Similarly, all colors are suggestions too. You can choose to use the same colors or you can choose your own colors. Whether you choose dark and dramatic colors, or soft pastel shades the finished crochet pattern llamas and alpacas are sure to be a hit!
All patterns are only PATTERNS and NOT completed toys. Download one (or all!) of these cute crochet patterns and start making a llama or alpaca today.
Amigurumi Dragon Crochet Pattern Roundup!
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Chinese Dragon Crochet Pattern
Make way for the emperor dragon! This dragon crochet pattern is reminiscent of how dragons are portrayed in Chinese and East Asian folklore. This would also be the dragon design you would see in festivals and parades.
This particular dragon crochet design is carefully done and is detail-oriented. The spikes on the head are quite a show-stealer, and they slowly transform to the triangular spikes along the back up to the leaf-shaped tail. However, you will also notice the other elements of the crochet pattern. Its eye design makes it have a perpetually inquisitive look, which matches its snout and nose area. The long whiskers are nice touches, making this design stand out from the rest. The sausage toes and legs add to the cuteness factor of the dragon. The scales in front complete this design, making the crochet pattern seem all thought out.
This specific amigurumi dragon will stand at 36 centimeters and will be 26 centimeters long if you use the specified kinds of materials in the guide. The crochet patterns used are intermediate to advanced. This dragon amigurumi crochet pattern is made by Sandra Haupt of the Dinegurumi store.
Drake the Dragon Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
Watch out! This cute little fellow is out here to steal your heart. From its big, puppy dog–like eyes to its cute body, this little champ will be a hit for children and adults alike.
This charming little dragon crochet pattern has a lot of details to it. Its original crochet design produces a two – toned dragon, with the two colors depending on the colors of the yarns you use. Drake the dragon features an adorable horn on top of its head, which is the start of its spikes to the back, and two–toned ears.
Moving on to the face, the crochet pattern really puts a focus on it. This dragon has large googly eyes on a white crocheted background for eyes. Crocheted, hooded eyelids finish the whole look. This dragon crochet pattern even has two hooded nostrils and a thread for a smile.
For the body, the crochet design features two tiny two–toned, web–like wings and spikes running down its back. This dragon crochet pattern makes the dragon in a sitting position. For the hands and feet, there are two crocheted balls jutting out every extremity stump. The stomach area and feet are also two–toned. When using the specified materials on the guide, Drake the Dragon will be approximately 22 centimeters tall. The crochet patterns used are intermediate. Drake the Dragon crochet pattern is originally made by Janine Holmes of Moji Moji Designs.
Raspberry Dragon Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
The devil, or in this case, the dragon, is in the details. This dragon crochet pattern is meticulous in the construction of the pink dragon. There are also additional crochet patterns for a raspberry and a butterfly, completing the whole picture.
This dragon crochet pattern is composed of many different crochet stitches, thus making this one a dragon amigurumi with dimensions. Every part you look, this dragon crochet doll has fine details. On the head, you will see a tuft of hair on the top of the head, followed by spikes towards the back to the tail. This ends with a heart-shaped tail tip.
It also has two cute, curved horns on either side of the tuft of hair. There are defined eyelids and nostrils, and even an open mouth, which is not present in other dragon crochet patterns. As an additional aspect, this crochet dragon doll also has a horn on the tip of its nose.
Even the body is not spared from the intricacy! This raspberry dragon features detailed wings, a body with defined ridges on the stomach, and even well – defined arms and legs. You can even see the itty – bitty nails.
As additional accessories, there are also other crochet dolls: a raspberry and a butterfly. How cute, right?
This dragon crochet doll is made sitting down. If you use the specified material, this raspberry dragon amigurumi would be 20 centimeters tall. The crochet patterns used are expert level. This crochet pattern is made by Sandra Haupt of the Dinegurumi store.
Stuffed Dragon Amigurumi Toy Crochet Pattern
Watch out for the dragon, it is guarding the treasures!
Say hello to this dragon crochet toy! Its appearance is eerily like the dragon characters we see in our favorite childhood TV shows and movies. This dragon stuffed toy has similarities to the character Dragon in the Shrek movie series.
This particular dragon has a red body with yellow accents. The crochet design features it lying down, fully extended to its full length. It has a yellow underbelly and a plain back with ridges along the center to the tail. The wings feature two colors and a tooth – like tip on each side. It features one pair of legs with prominent white nails. Going to the face, this crochet dragon has piercing yellow eyes and white horns.
If you follow the suggested material, this dragon crochet toy is a whopping 33 inches long and has a wingspan of 24 inches. The crochet patterns used are basic and the skill level to make this is only easy. This particular dragon crochet pattern is made by Joni Memmott of BriAbbyHMA.
Spike the Dragon Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
Look out for the cutest crochet dragon so far! Spike the Dragon is like the dream crochet dragon stuffed toy for kids. This one is like a crochet twist to the classic teddy bear all children love.
Spike the Dragon features a little spike on the center of his head, two little horns, and two cute ears. This crochet doll features a simple face, like the classic rag doll. Spike has two buttons for eyes, a different – colored snout, and two tiny nostrils made of tiny buttons. Spike has prominent spikes running down its back to the end of the tail. Spike also has a tear drop – shaped underbelly with ridges. For Spike’s arms and legs, it does not have any claws or definite, distinct parts. Instead, they end in stumps, just like a teddy bear’s!
Spike is made sitting down. If the suggested material is to be followed, Spike would be about 8.5 inches tall. For Spike’s crochet pattern, you only need to know basic crochet knowledge. Spike’s crochet design is made by Amy of Little Muggles Amigurumi Designs.
Spikey The Dragon Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
Believe it or not, stuffed toys get feelings, too. Unfortunately, Spikey here did not get spared. Spikey is a dragon crochet stuffed toy that looks sad and lonely. Spikey needs friends – so better give Spikey to your family and loved ones!
Spikey has a very expressive face because of its eyebrows or eyelids. The crochet design for Spikey features prominent eyebrows or eyelids that hood its also crocheted eyes. It features three rows of prominent spikes running down its back starting from the head. It is in a semi – crouched position, with defined fingers and toes.
Spikey is a small crocheted toy measuring approximately 17 centimeters tall if you follow the materials set by the maker. For this, you need to know basic and intermediate crocheting stitches. This Spikey crochet design is made by Sandra Haupt of the Dinegurumi store.
Yoki the Dragon Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
This crochet toy dragon will definitely turn heads! With its big belly and overall cuteness, Yoki the Dragon would make adults and children alike happy.
Yoki the Dragon is a dragon crochet doll that is sitting down with its hind legs curled up. Its extremities are small, which are dwarfed more by its body’s relatively bigger frame. Yoki has a circular head with a bulbous snout. This dragon crochet design has tiny spherical beads for eyes and no other features aside from the snout. The snout is pronounceably bigger than the head, but features the same stitch and color. At the end of the snout are two nostrils made out of circular stitches. Yoki also has two ears. Other than that, it is pretty non – descript.
Yoki has small spikes on its back running to its tail. Yoki also has two wings which are one – dimensional and have details from a simple stitch. Going down, Yoki has a big body with a fat belly. The chest and belly area have ridges and are a different color from the face and back. The extremities are pretty simple as well.
This dragon crochet toy will measure 16 centimeters tall if you make it using the materials the designer suggested. This crochet design can be for beginners. The designer is Mariska Vos Bolman of DIYFluffies.
Pet Dragon Crochet Pattern
This crochet dragon is for those who want dragons with a feminine and girly twist! Like a character straight out of a cartoon movie, this dragon crochet doll has expressive eyes and detailed body parts. Plus, it is even holding a crocheted flower! How cute, right?
The crochet design for this dragon doll has a lot of details, so where do we begin? This dragon doll is made sitting down. What makes it stand out from other crochet dragons is its head bow, the detailed wings, animated eyes, and the flower it is holding. The head bow is nestled in between the horns and ears. The white crocheted eyes take up most of its face. On the center of its snout is a horn, with two nostrils in front. It also has two white fangs under the snout. Going to the body, this dragon crochet pattern features two wings that are made of two different colors. The belly is ridged. The hands and feet feature distinct four fingers and three toes each. They even have finger nails and toe nails!
This particular crochet dragon has one solid color and one color for accents or highlights. It is a bit on the big side, measuring approximately 38 centimeters tall according to the designer. The designer is M. E. Hermann of malaDesign.
Dragon Charlotte Crochet Pattern
Dragon Charlotte literally looks like it came from a toy box! It reminds me of a limited action figure you collect or a toy you play with. May you be young or old, you will marvel in the details Dragon Charlotte has despite its tiny size.
Dragon Charlotte may be small, but it packs a lot of fierceness despite its size! It is made standing with its mouth open. Also, among all the dragon crochet patterns I’ve seen, Dragon Charlotte is the one that most closely resembles an actual animal. The crochet pattern is intricate and has to be broken down in parts for Dragon Charlotte to come together. Dragon Charlotte has an open mouth with a black tongue peeking through. It has a front horn like a rhinoceros and two horns on its head that is almost the same size as its whole head. It also has two ears and two black beads for eyes.
Dragon Charlotte has a slim body. It has two – colored wings that spread out from its back. It also has spikes running down its back to its tail. The extremities are defined and have three toes each.
Dragon Charlotte measures about 12 centimeters in height and 29 centimeters in length. Dragon Charlotte is originally designed by Natalja Kalmokova of Toy Magic. This crochet design is aimed for those who crochet at an expert level.
Blummy the Dragon Crochet Pattern
What an adorable crochet dragon doll! Introducing Blummy the Dragon, the type of dragon that would make your friends and family coo over it. With its expressive eyes and shy smile, this dragon doll would surely be a hit with anyone who sees it.
Blummy the Dragon has cute raised eyes, with white crocheted eyes and hooded eyelids. The big eyes add to Blummy’s endearing face. Blummy has two cute spheres as possible ears or horn stumps. It also has spikes from the head, running down its back to its tail. Jutting out of its face is its snout that features its shy smile, made by thread. It also has two small crocheted spheres as nostrils.
Blummy is made standing up with its defined hands clasped together with fingers together. It has tiny wings at the back. Blummy is pear – shaped and has cute hind legs.
Blummy will approximately be 32 centimeters tall, but this depends on the materials you use. The crochet pattern or crochet design is for intermediate learners. Blummy the Dragon’s original design is by Havva Unlu of Havva Designs.
Dragon Julia Crochet Pattern
Dragon Julia is a classic dragon crochet doll. It features simple yet classic features that makes it charming for the young and old alike. Dragon Julia is like a hybrid between a dragon and a teddy bear, creating a crochet toy doll that makes it fun to snuggle and play with.
Dragon Julia has a pretty neutral face. It has two small black beads as eyes and a snout with two crocheted spheres as nostrils. Dragon Julia does not have a mouth. However, there are two – colored ears and spikes from the top of its head down to the tail. For Dragon Julia’s body, it features the classic teddy bear body. Dragon Julia’s body reminds me of the body of Teddy from Mister Bean. It has a pear – shaped body that is heavier at the bottom. Dragon Julia has a crocheted flower design at the center of its body. Dragon Julia also has small toes on its feet.
This crochet design is made sitting down. It will be approximately 18 centimeters tall. Dragon Julia’s crochet pattern is originally made by Kristel Droog of My Krissie Dolls.
Danny the Friendly Dinosaur And Dragon Crochet Pattern
Hey everyone! Meet Danny the Friendly Dinosaur, the fluffiest dinosaur or dragon doll there is. When anyone sees Danny the Friendly Dinosaur, you would just like to hug it and cuddle it all the time.
Danny the Friendly Dinosaur is chubby all around. This crochet doll has a round face that is cute to pinch. It has black round eyes and a cute snout. It has black thread for its nostrils and no mouth. It is up to you if you want to put horns and ears. It also has rounded spikes from the top of its head to the tail. For the body, it has a different colored belly and stubby arms and legs with little points for nails. You can also opt to put in the wings or not.
Danny the Friendly Dinosaur is made standing up on its hind legs. This crochet pattern is for easy to intermediate crochet levels. The crochet design is originally by Michelle Alvarez of Bunnies and Yarn.
Drew the Dragon Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
Drew the Dragon is quite a character. Drew is a crochet dragon doll that seems to have jumped out of a funny television show. It looks quirky and funny, just how kids like it. Its expression on its eyes and face really pull all the details together and make it unique.
Drew’s crochet pattern is interesting. It focuses on bold, contrasting crochet designs to make it stand out. Drew has eyes that look towards different directions and a mischievous smile. Its hooded eyelids and disheveled, spiked hair adds to its personality. Drew has a big snout with two short horns and two crocheted nostrils. From its spiked hair, it has shorter horns going down its back to its tail. It has two – toned wings with different colors from its body. It has a belly with clearly defined ridges. I like its hands and feet because the digits are really defined and its oversized feet has nails.
Drew the Dragon is made standing up on its two hind legs. It is made for those crocheting at the beginner to intermediate level. This crochet design is made by Ildiko Struning of IlDikko Amigurumi Patterns.
Dragon Dex Crochet Pattern
Dragon Dex is an example of a simple yet sophisticated crochet doll. It features a classic design that is very elegant and pleasing to the eyes. Dragon Dex would be a great gift to newborns or even chic people you love.
Dragon Dex predominantly has one color based on the crochet pattern. Dragon Dex has a simple face, with two beads for eyes. Its face goes straight to a slight outwardly shape for a snout. The snout features two crocheted spheres for nostrils and nothing more. Dragon Dex has cute ears shaped like an elf’s. Aside from that, Dragon Dex also has white horns and a central spike, with spikes running from the head to the tail. For Dragon Dex’ body, it features the classic shape of a teddy bear’s. The whole body only has one color, except for the wings and the spikes. The wings are one solid color with no design. The hands and feet have little crocheted spheres as nails.
Dragon Dex is made sitting down. It can be approximately 26 centimeters high. For you to do this crochet design, you have to know the basic to intermediate crochet stitches. Dragon Dex’ crochet design is originally made by Rosanne van Andrichem of Knufl Haakpatronen.
Crafty Intentions Dragon Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
This dragon crochet amigurumi doll looks so majestic at the get – go. With this dragon’s crochet design, you can even make the dragon multi – colored! What a cool thing to experience while crocheting.
This dragon crochet doll is a full – body doll that is semi – standing or sitting on all four of its legs. It has quite a small head with googly eyes as the only feature, along with a pointed snout. This dragon doll has ears that are webbed. It also has spikes from its head, down its back, to the tail. I say this dragon doll is majestic because of its wings. When fully stretched out, the wings can be bigger than its body’s appearance. It also has a long tail that makes it look more elongated and sleek.
This dragon design features intermediate level of crochet designs. The crochet pattern is done by Megan Lapp of Crafty Intentions.
Bobby the Baby Dragon Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
These crochet dragons are the definition of bite – sized. Of course, they are not edible, but they are perfect for trinkets or keychains. You can even give them as unique party favors or gifts to your friends and family.
Bobby the Baby Dragon’s design is simple yet aesthetically pleasing to look at. The simplicity makes it refreshing for the eyes to look at. The crochet design makes Bobby the Baby Dragon sitting down. It has one main color and another color for accents. It features button eyes for the head and one stitch each side for the blush part of the cheeks. It has two cute two – toned ears and spikes running down its back. It features small bat wings that only have one color and no additional designs. For the body, Bobby has small crocheted circles as designs for its belly. The arms end in a stub but the feet have three tiny toes each.
Bobby the Baby Dragon needs beginner to intermediate crochet levels. It is made by Alison of Kornflake Stew.
Little Dragon Crochet Pattern
Isn’t this crochet dragon so adorable and pretty? You can’t help but fall in love with her eyes, her cute face, and her added heart accessory! Girls would definitely want to receive this as a gift.
This little dragon has a rounded face that adds to its cuteness. It has black eyes with eyelashes, little eyebrows and little ears. The snout has a different color from the head and is rounded out at the bottom. The snout features three – dimensional nostrils and an open, friendly mouth. This little dragon has different colored wings with lines for design. For the body, this little dragon has a prominent lower belly. It also has raised ridges for the belly. The paws are all defined with three toes each. The back and tail have little spikes that are rounded. The tail ends with a heart to complete the picture.
This little dragon is for people who know how to do basic crocheting. It would be about 27 centimeters tall, depending on the materials used.
Clancy the Dragon Crochet Pattern
Clancy the Dragon is, by far, the most unique crochet dragon doll I have ever encountered. You surely won’t miss Clancy in a room full of dragon crochet dolls. This would be great for people who like action series, anime or those who just want cool, crocheted dragon or dragon.
Clancy has a very distinct v – shaped crocheted design on its face. It spans the whole face of Clancy, from the tip of the snout to the horns. Its color is also complementary to the color of Clancy’s face and body, making Clancy stand out. Clancy has big glass eyes surrounded by a different – colored thread. It also has horns on top of its head. Clancy has webbed wings on its back. Clancy has a small body that is dwarfed by its cute paws. The paws have different colored nails and are like those of teddy bear stuffed toys. Clancy has a tail with the tip looking like an arrow.
Clancy is made sitting up. It measures about 8 inches, depending on the materials you use. This requires intermediate level of crochet stitches. The original crochet pattern is made by Kate of Patchwork Moose.
Lovely Dragon David Amigurumi Doll Crochet Pattern
This dragon crochet doll would surely be flocked by children because it looks fun to play with and looks wonderful. From the simple designs children would relate to, to the cute face and body, this would be a good gift for toddlers, and even adults.
David the dragon crochet toy has a big head and a relatively smaller body. The face features a smiling David, with black button eyes with stitched on eyelashes. It has a white snout with a stitched – on smile and two stitches for nostrils. David has two low ears. It also has a three – layered spike line going down the center of David’s back. For the body, it reminds me of cute stuffed toys young kids have. It has a stitched – on diamond design in the middle of its chest and an x stitch for a belly button. The extremities end in stumps. David also has white wings that have ridges and are structured.
For this crochet pattern, easy level is fine. It can measure until 23 centimeters if you follow the designer’s suggestion. The design is made by Marina Voronina of Bobdena Shop.
Dragon Lamp Crochet Pattern
Last but not the least is this crocheted dragon that’s put on a lamp as an accessory. Talk about innovative, right? This dragon is fierce – looking and wraps around the whole lamp. The dragon this lamp features looks like the Spikey, but way older.
The crochet dragon lies down crouching on the lamp. It has a fierce face with spiked hair all over in between its eyes. It has crocheted eyes with hooded eyelids. It has a horn on its snout center. It has bigger and longer horns at the top of its head. This crochet dragon’s wingspan is big compared to its size. There are two rows of spikes at the back. There’s even small circles on its hind legs. The paws are well – defined and the claws are long.
If you use the specified material, this would turn out to be 42 centimeters long. The level for this crochet pattern is easy to intermediate. The design is by Sandra Haupt of the Dinegurumi store.
Halloween Vampire Crochet Patterns!
Meet this fine selection of Halloween vampire crochet patterns! Better watch out, they’re out for blood! But these crochet dracula vampires are so cute, you really wouldn’t mind getting bitten by them!
Whether you want to make a bloodthirsty realistic count or just a cute Kawaii cuddler, this roundup list of vampire crochet patterns will help you find your perfect vampire for Halloween!
Count Dracula Crochet Pattern
This friendly looking count Dracula is ready to celebrate Halloween with you.
Crochet a Zoo: Fun Toys for Baby and You – Crochet Pattern Book!
Who wouldn’t want to own their own private zoo? You know, to play with the baboons and snuggle with the tigers. So, here’s your chance to crochet your own zoo, complete with zookeepers! And don’t forget to add some cute details to your animals, like felt stripes, embroidered paws and shaggy manes.
So much fun to make ánd play with! Come over to the wild side and get creative with making some cute felt bananas, leaves and other food to feed your lovely beasts!
Let’s get busy crocheting that awesome zoo right now!
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So much fun to make ánd play with! Come over to the wild side and get creative with making some cute felt bananas, leaves and other food to feed your lovely beasts!
Let’s get busy crocheting that awesome zoo right now!
Scroll down to find an adorable little zoo animal to make!
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