20 Amigurumi Wild Animals
When there is no zoo in your place, and you’d like to introduce fauna to your child not only by books, amigurumi wild animals become a fantastic idea!
Make a lion, giraffe, koala, and many other types with free crochet patterns, and let your kid play with them. Such amigurumi toys can also be a wonderful gift for a baby shower or birthday. You’ll find a lot of arguments to put these projects on your shortlist. Keep scrolling!
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1. Amigurumi Kangaroo with Baby
- Designed by Amigurumi Today
Visit Australia! Right at your home where you will house this wonderful family of kangaroos. The crochet pattern is free, so you can take it now and create the lovely amigurumi kangaroo mommy with her baby. Explain then to your kids why they handle babies in their pouches and where this amazing mainland is.
PHOTOS by @lucymaydoll / Instagram.com
Find the original free pattern on amigurumi.today. Read more about lucymaydoll’s project on Instagram.
2. Flip Flop Monkey
- Designed by Darling Maple Design
The cute lemur became a popular toy after the Madagascar cartoon movie, where zoo animals accidentally ended up in Africa and met curious and fun Julian XIII, the King of Lemurs. Show this delightful story to your kids and make a lovely amigurumi lemur with a free video tutorial.
PHOTOS by Darling Maple Design / darlingmapledesigns.com
Find the original free pattern on darlingmapledesigns.com.
3. Lemur
- Designed by Kylie Slee
The cute lemur became a popular toy after the Madagascar cartoon movie, where zoo animals accidentally ended up in Africa and met curious and fun Julian XIII, the King of Lemurs. Show this delightful story to your kids and make a lovely amigurumi lemur with a free video tutorial.
PHOTOS by Kylie Slee / ravelry.com
Find the original free video tutorial on YouTube, or read more about it on Ravelry.
4. Lion with Loopy Mane
- Designed by David Friedman
You cannot miss this crochet lion with a marvelous loopy mane! The king of animals should be in your collection. It’s 15 inches tall, which is good enough for kids’ play. The amigurumi lion pattern is free, so grab your gear and plushie yarn and make it!
PHOTOS by David Friedman / ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on derongan.github.io, or read more about it on Ravelry.
5. Crochet Giraffe
- Designed by Emma Dent
Giraffes are one of the cutest African animals, to my mind. And the colorful crochet giraffe is the perfect piece for your amigurumi wild animals collection. It looks so friendly! Your child will love it! Make the amigurumi giraffe with a free crochet pattern — one for you and one as a gift.
PHOTOS by Oombawka Design / oombawkadesigncrochet.com
Find the original free pattern on oombawkadesigncrochet.com.
6. Crochet Koala
- Designed by Natalia Ruzanova
This cute amigurumi koala with a heart could be a lovely gift for Valentine’s Day to someone special, but you can leave it at home for children to play with. The finished size is about 15 cm or 6.2 inches. The crochet koala pattern is free, so be sure to add it to your to-do list.
PHOTOS by Natalia Ruzanova / ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.
You may also like to check the Straight from the Garden Amigurumi ideas.
7. Zelda the Zebra
- Designed by Elisa Sartori
Add Zelda, the amigurumi zebra, to your crochet zoo. It looks charming, so it could not just be an amigurumi toy for kids but a stylish interior decor also. Working on this project, you’ll practice amigurumi techniques and Tunisian crochet for the scarf. The pattern is free and clear, so grab your crochet hook and scraps of yarn, and let’s make it!
PHOTOS by @elisascrochet / Instagram.com
Find the original free pattern on elisascrochet.com.
8. Blue Hippo
- Designed by Elisa Sartori
The crochet hippo is a must-have in the African amigurumi wild animals collection. This one looks very lovely, as original hippos do, but always remember and explain to your children that they are Africa’s most dangerous wild animals. So, amigurumi toys can be a practical and exciting fauna study guide. Win-win!
PHOTOS by @elisascrochet / Instagram.com
Find the original free pattern on elisascrochet.com.
9. Gary The Gator
- Designed by Natalie Argo
Watch out! This crocheted alligator is too attractive, so be careful, it could be love at first sight. The green friend works very softly, and we recommend that you choose chunky yarn to enhance its tenderness. Get the free crochet pattern and start crocheting today!
PHOTOS by @nataliescrochetcreations / Instagram.com
Find the original free pattern on Instagram.
10. Crochet Sloth
- Designed by essiebirdies
This guy is a great gift for those who want to sleep all day. The crocheted sloth is the best friend to take a nap with. Amigurumi projects are always fun, so we are sure you will enjoy both the process and the result. The pattern for this sleepy sloth is available for free, so don’t wait any longer!
PHOTOS by @essiebirdies / Instagram.com
Find the original free pattern on essiebirdies.files.wordpress.com.
11. Amazing Crochet Elephant
- Designed by Amigurumi Today
This crocheted amigurumi elephant is a great choice to decorate your room. Indoor toys are always fun projects and this one is no exception. Don’t miss the opportunity to brighten up your home with this stunning crochet project! The pattern is completely free.
PHOTOS by @oteberil & Amigurumi Today / Instagram.com & amigurumi.today
Find the original free pattern on amigurumi.today.
12. Archie the Hedgehog
- Designed by Elisa Sartori
Archie the Hedgehog can be your friend in the woods today with this amazing crochet pattern! He has a very soft body, and his little face is so cute that you won’t be able to resist making one for your child. The project uses a small number of stitches and is a lot of fun! Take the free crochet hedgehog pattern and start making it today!
PHOTOS by @elisascrochet / Instagram.com
Find the original free pattern on elisascrochet.com.
13. Crochet Bear Amigurumi
- Designed by BumBee Crochet
The famous honey lover is here and ready to move into your home. This bear is a stunning crocheted interior decoration, he’s very detailed and has a lovely smile. Whether you want to impress your friends with your skills or make a gift for someone, this amigurumi project has to be your next one. The free pattern is available on Instagram.
PHOTOS by @bumbee_crochet / Instagram.com
Find the original free pattern on Instagram.
14. Crochet Fox Amigurumi
- Designed by BumBee Crochet
Another forest friend for you and your home. The amigurumi fox is a great addition to the crochet bear, but it also works well on its own. A pair of these crocheted toys also make a great gift for couples. This project is for those who want to practice their amigurumi skills and make something cute. Check out the free crochet pattern!
PHOTOS by @bumbee_crochet / Instagram.com
Find the original free pattern on Instagram.
15. Crochet Panda
- Designed by Little Muggles
Another great idea to brighten up the office. This crocheted panda toy makes a nice desktop companion and can even be used as a tiny paperweight when filled with polyester beads. The project uses continuous rounds of single crochet stitches, increases and decreases, making it easy for beginners. Find the easy-to-follow amigurumi pattern on the website.
PHOTOS by Little Muggles / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on littlemuggles.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
16. Crochet Alligator
- Designed by Carolyne Brodie
Interior handmade toys are a must if you want your home to look cozy. Learning how to crochet the alligator toy is a good idea, whether you are making it for yourself or to give to someone as a gift. The bulky yarn makes it very comfortable to sleep on, so it’s better to make a pair if your child decides it’s his or her amigurumi alligator. See the free step-by-step pattern.
PHOTOS by Carolyne Brodie / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.
17. Kurt the Giraffe
- Designed by Elisa’s Crochet
If you’re looking for a cute toy to decorate your boring office, learn how to crochet a giraffe! This amigurumi project is beginner-friendly, so you don’t need to have a lot of experience. Don’t worry, it will grow on you! With this crochet piece, you can easily learn the basics like single crochet and slip stitch. Get creative with the free crochet pattern.
PHOTOS by Elisa’s Crochet / elisascrochet.com
Find the original free pattern on elisascrochet.com.
18. Crochet Beaver
- Designed by Monua Crochet
A pair of cute crochet beavers to take with you to decorate your bag and cuddle with while you relax after a long day at work. If you have seen “The Chronicles of Narnia” you will love these cute animals. And if not, go for it, the movie together with the cuddly amigurumi toy creates a great fall atmosphere. Don’t be afraid to start with the step-by-step crochet pattern!
PHOTOS by @monua.stuff / Instagram.com
Find the original free pattern on Instagram.
19. Leo the Lion
- Designed by huong nguyen
If you are looking for a cute crochet toy pattern, consider starting this project. Whether you want to show off your skills or make a gift for someone, this amigurumi lion is a must. Aside from its cute appearance, it also allows you to practice and master the basics of crocheting. The step-by-step crochet project for this toy is free and easy to follow.
PHOTOS by huong nguyen / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on aquariwoolcrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
20. Herman the Rhino
- Designed by Hobbii Design
A great toy to hug when you are feeling a little down and want to stay in your comfort zone. Bring a granny blanket, make a cup of hot chocolate, and just watch a movie with your crochet friend. This project is for intermediate crocheters. Check the techniques required before you begin to make sure it’s appropriate for you. The easy-to-follow crochet rhino pattern will help you along the way.
PHOTOS by Hobbii Design / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on hobbii.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
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