The link to each free pattern is within each post, which may involve a free registration at some websites.

To make it easy to find a free pattern you'll enjoy following, all the patterns are ranked by difficulty level; Super-Easy, Easy, Medium & High.

Unfortunately, patterns are forever disappearing or links changing.
Please drop me a note if you have any problems :)

Tuesday, 31 March 2009

Mushroom House

How cute is this little mushroom house designed by Nathalie for her daughter Madaleine.

I know my daughter Wren would love it, too.

Medium difficulty.

Monday, 30 March 2009

Gorgeous Teal Owl

Love the colour combo here, plus the fact that everything bar the eyes is crocheted.

Easy to medium difficulty.

Sunday, 29 March 2009

Aiko the Amigurumi Bunny

Aiko is another pattern created by Katrina at katcrochet.com.

Easy to crochet.

{pattern here}

Edited 6 July 2010:
Katcrochet.com is another domain that's vanished.
I'll keep looking, but Katrina's patterns don't seem to be available anywhere else.

Saturday, 28 March 2009

Miuku the Cat

This is an extremely cute cat pattern that Wren has been begging me to do for her.

Super easy amigurumi.
{which means no excuses for me}

I love cats, so it will be super fun, too!

Friday, 27 March 2009

Caroline's birds

This very different amigurumi bird pattern was designed by Marlo for her daughter Caroline, who loves birds.

Looks fairly easy, although not as simple as the ball-style birds we see a lot of.

Thursday, 26 March 2009

Chicken and chick hatching from egg

The pattern for this pair of really cute chicks is from Ana Paula.
Previously, she was selling them on her etsy shop.

Easy to crochet.

{must make some of these for Easter}

Tuesday, 24 March 2009

Potted Posy of Blooms

Remember those gawdawful, tired old dolls that granny used to make as toilet roll covers?

This pot of crocheted flowers will look so much nicer, and is more original, too.

Medium difficulty level.

Monday, 23 March 2009

Woody the Owl

I'm a huge fan of Roxycraft. The designs there are classic amigurumi, and so cute you could just eat them up.

Easy crocheting.

Sunday, 22 March 2009

Fried eggs for breaky, anyone?

This cute fried egg was designed and the pattern provided free-of charge by the egg-stremely talented etsy crochet queen, anapaulaoli.

Sorry, I couldn't resist...

Easy to crochet.

How to Crochet the Magic Circle Starter Loop

If you're wanting to try your hand at amigurumi, then this technique is a real must!

By learning this, you'll be able to make sure that the hole in your starter ring is completely closed to keep your stuffing in.

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