Amigurumis & Pins

Sometimes, when we crochet for fun or to practice new patterns, we end up with many amigurumis at home without knowing what to do with them . It’s not always possible to sell them or give them to friends and family. In these cases, donating them can be a wonderful way to give them a new purpose and bring joy to someone who truly needs it . Amigurumis with a Charitable Purpose Donating amigurumis is a beautiful way to share your creativity and make someone smile . While there aren’t always organizations dedicated solely to amigurumis, there are projects and NGOs that accept handmade items or crocheted dolls . 🐙 Octopus for a Preemie: A Real-Life Donation Example Octopus for a Preemie  is a global charity movement started in Denmark in 2013, providing crocheted octopuses to premature babies . The tentacles help babies feel calm and secure, similar to holding the umbilical cord.  A real-life example comes from a neonatal unit where Alasdair, a premature baby, experienced the so...

Discover Free Valentine’s Day Amigurumi Patterns – Cute, Easy, and Fun to Make!

  Welcome! In this section, you’ll find amigurumi about Christmas. Each pattern includes a brief description: written or video format, language, creator, source (where you’ll be redirected), and difficulty level if provided. All items are displayed together, but you can easily view them by type using the orange buttons. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced, you’ll find clear patterns and helpful tips to make each amigurumi deliciously perfect. Note: Find spiders and bats in our Animal section. All Ghosts Others Pumpkins Witches Pumpkin Kitting pattern Created by: @minibunz Info: Written pattern, English. Source: Instagram Free Crochet Pumpkin Pots Pattern Created by: @Hooked On Patterns Info: Written pattern, English. Source: Pinterest Spooky Pumpkin Cat Amigurumi Created by: @Missy, Pixeled Peach Info: Written pattern, step-b...

How to Learn to Read Amigurumi Patterns: Beginner-Friendly Guide If you’re new to amigurumi or looking for easy amigurumi patterns , opening a pattern for the first time can feel overwhelming. Letters, abbreviations, and symbols might look like a secret code. But don’t worry! With a little patience and practice, reading crochet patterns will soon feel natural. 1. Start with Beginner-Friendly Videos Watching YouTube tutorials for beginner amigurumi is the best way to start. Seeing each stitch in action and learning how patterns are followed step by step helps you understand the terminology and abbreviations you’ll later see in written patterns. 2. Familiarize Yourself with Terminology Once you’re comfortable with the basics, open an amigurumi pattern . At first, it may seem confusing, but many abbreviations are exactly the same stitches you already practiced in the videos. Most patterns also include a stitch glossary , making them easier to understand. 3. Practice with Patterns You’...

  Welcome! In this section, you’ll find amigurumi about Christmas. Each pattern includes a brief description: written or video format, language, creator, source (where you’ll be redirected), and difficulty level if provided. All items are displayed together, but you can easily view them by type using the orange buttons. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced, you’ll find clear patterns and helpful tips to make each amigurumi deliciously perfect. All Baubles Santa Claus Trees Stars Gingerbreads Bells Others Gingerbread House Created by: @CrochetEverythings Info: Written pattern, step-by-step with photos and video tutorial, English. Hook size: 3 mm. Level: Intermediate - Advance. Source: Pinterest Gingerbread House Created by: @stitchbyfay Info: Written pattern, step-by-step with photos. Great for using up leftover yarn, English. Hook size: 2.5 mm....