Cute Piggy Amigurumi Free Crochet Pattern



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One of the free amigurumi crochet patterns we will share today is the amigurumi piggy, whose photos and design belong to Olga Gaevskaya. You can learn how to crochet these pig using the free amigurumi pattern. Thanks to Olga Gaevskaya for this cute pig.

If you don’t know how to often crochet and needles, read our shares. Start your knitting according to the rate you have according to the shape you will make. Shape your toy by increasing and decreasing the point. Once you weave the shape you want to fill the inside of your toy and look at the pictures to decorate.

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Amigurumi Pig Free Pattern



Designer: Olga Gaevskaya

Materials

  1. Alize Cotton Gold yarn (55% cotton, 45% acrylic, 100g, 330m)
  2. Alize Happy Baby (65% acrylic, 35% polyamide, 100g, 350m)
  3. Color City “Kuzya Klubochkin” (15% cotton, 85% polyamide, 50g, 95m)
  4. Hook under your yarn. I have number 1.75 for the main and number 2.5 for clothes.
  5. Cotter pins: T-cotter pin (size 2×20) – 4pcs, O-cotter pin (size 2×25) – 2pcs.; wheels: 15mm – 4pcs. for pens, 18mm – 4pcs. for legs, 20mm – 2pcs. for fastening the head; washers – 10 pcs.
  6. Filler (syntepuh, holofiber or swan fluff).
  7. Screw eyes with a diameter of 10 mm.
  8. Strong thread for tightening, needle, safety pins, scissors.
  9. Round-nose pliers.
  10. Clay Crystal Moment.
  11. Dry pastel for tinting or any other means of tinting familiar to you (optional), eyelashes for dolls (optional).
  12. Mouline thread for eyebrow embroidery

Abbreviations

  • inc – increase;
  • dec – decrease;
  • ch – chain
  • sc – single crochet;
  • sl-st – connecting column;
  • (sc, inc) * N – repeat knitting N times;
  • flo – knit for the front half loops;
  • blo – knit for the back half loops.

All parts are knitted in a spiral, without a lifting loop, unless otherwise stated in the description.

Head

Round 1: 4ch, from the 2nd from the hook of the loop: 2sc, 3sc in 1, continue on the other side of the chain: sc, inc (8sc)

Round 2: inc, sc, 3inc, sc, 2inc (14sc)

Round 3: inc, sc, 3sc in 1, 2 sc, inc, 8sc (18sc)

Round 4: 18 sl-st for 3rd row flo

Round 5: 18 sc for blo 3rd row

Round 6: (sc, dec) * 6 (12sc)

Round 7: sc, inc * 6, 5sc (18sc)

Round 8: 2sc, inc * 6, 8 sc, the marker is portable and further aligned with it (22sc)

Round 9: 2sc, inc * 2, 2sc, (sc, inc) * 5, 2sc, inc * 2, 4sc (33sc)

Round 10: 5sc, inc, 2sc, inc, (2sc, inc) * 4, 4sc, inc, 7sc (40sc)

Round 11: 16sc, (sc, inc) * 4, 16sc (44sc)

Round 12: (10sc, inc) * 4 (48sc)

Rounds 13-20: 48sc

Head attachment: In the 10th row, install a cotter pin for attaching the head.

Round 21: (6sc, dec) * 6 (42sc)

Round 22: (5sc, dec) * 6 (36sc)

Round 23: (4sc, dec) * 6 (30sc)

Round 24: (3sc) * 6 (24sc)

Stuff your head

Round 25: (2sc, dec) * 6 (18sc)

Round 26: (sc, dec) * 6 (12sc)

Up to fill your head

Round 27: 6dec

Ears

Round 1: 6sc into magic ring

Round 2: 6sc

Round 3: inc * 6 (12sc)

Round 4: (sc, inc) * 6 (18sc)

Rounds 5-6: 18sc

Fold in half and tie sl-st, do not stuff.

Straighteners

  • Point 1: 8 rows below the start of knitting
  • Points 2 and 4: 8 rows above knitting
  • Points 3 and 5: 4 rows above points 2 and 4

We introduce a needle with a long thread at point 1, output at point 2. Enter at point 3, and output 1 sc lower than point 1. From this point, enter at point 1, output at point 4. Enter at point 5 and output 1 sc lower than t. 1. Repeat the tightening procedure again, tighten it well. Fasten and cut the thread.

Arms

Round 1: 6sc into magic ring

Round 2: inc * 6 (12sc)

Rounds 3-9: 12sc

Round 10: (5sc, inc) * 2 (14sc)

Rounds 11-18: 14sc

Having retreated 2 rows down to set the cotter pin, fill the handle

Round 19: dec * 6

Legs

(center marker in the back)

Round 1: 6ch, from the 2nd from the hook of the loop: inc, 3sc, 4sc in 1, continue on the other side of the chain: 3sc, inc (14sc)

Round 2: 2inc, 3sc, 4inc, 3sc, 2inc (22sc)

Round 3: 22sc

Round 4: 22 sc per blo

Rounds 5-6: 22sc

Round 7: 6sc, 5dec, 6sc (17sc)

Round 8: 4sc, (sc, dec) * 3, 4sc (14sc)

Round 9: (5sc, dec) * 2 (12sc)

Rounds 10-11: 12sc

Round 12: (3sc, inc) * 3 (15sc)

Rounds 13-16: 15sc

Round 17: (3sc, dec) * 3 (12sc)

To retreat 2 rows down and install a cotter pin, fill the legs

Round 18: 6dec

Body

(marker in the center of the back)

Round 1: 6sc into magic ring

Round 2: 6inc (12sc)

Round 3: (sc, inc) * 6 (18sc)

Rounds 4-5: 18sc

Round 6: 6sc, 6inc, 6sc (24sc)

Rounds 7-9: 24sc

Round 10: 6sc, (sc, inc) * 6, 6sc (30sc)

Rounds 11-13: 30sc

Round 14: (5sc, inc) * 5 (35sc)

Round 15: (6sc, inc) * 5 (40sc)

Set the head, in the 7th row install the handles

Rounds 16-17: 40sc

Round 18: 40sc, we tied the row and then we knit the tail. We collect a chain of 6ch. With the second ch we knit 2sc in each, we return to the end of the 18th row

Rounds 19-21: 40sc

Round 22: (8sc, dec) * 4 (36sc)

Round 23: (4sc, dec) * 6 (30sc)

In the 21 row we fix the legs

Round 24: (3sc, dec) * 6 (24sc)

We begin to fill the body.

Round 25: (2sc, dec) * 6 (18sc)

Round 26: (sc, dec) * 6 (12sc)

We continue to fill the body

Round 27: 6dec

Face Finishing

Embroider eyebrows and two stripes – nostrils. I tinted the dimple of the mouth, cheeks and inner part of the ear. As eye proteins, you can use felt or embroider, as in my case, with a white semi-cotton thread.

Dress

(knit in swivel rows, ch rise at the beginning of each row)

8ch short into a ring (this will be a buttonhole) and continue to knit a chain of 26ch From the second from the loop hook, knit 25sc

Row 1: (4sc, inc) * 5 (30sc)

Row 2: (5sc, inc) * 5 (35sc)

Row 3: 35sc

Row 4: 35sc per blo

Row 5: 6sc, 4ch (skip 6sc), 11sc, 4ch (skip 6sc), 6sc

Row 6: sc, inc, 9sc, inc, 3sc, inc, 3sc, inc, 9sc, inc, sc (36sc)

Row 7: (5sc, inc) * 6 (42sc)

Row 8: 42sc

Row 9: 2sc, (3sc in 1) * 2, alternate to the end of the row

Rows 10-12: 82sc

Yarn “Kuzya K Lubochkin” I divided into 3 threads. I tie the bottom of the dress and the shelves in 2 threads.

To float 4 rows I attach one thread “Kuzi Klubochkina” and knit 2 rows of 35sc each.

Sew on a button and decorate.

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