12 Farm Animals Amigurumi
Farm animals are our closest friends!
Our children get acquainted with them, probably just after their parents and other family members. What does the cow say? How does a pig grunt? We teach them these sounds, show pictures, and listen to children’s songs about Farmer McDonald. But you can also crochet farm animals amigurumi and play with them! Below is a collection of free crochet patterns. Follow them and create an entire home farm!
And if you’re looking for more inspiration, don’t hesitate to check out our Facebook Page and Pinterest!
1. Sally the Sheep
- Designed by Marcy Gardner
This lovely sheep will be the most loved amigurumi toy for your children. It’s approximately 9 inches long, and it’s comfy to play with it and take it outside. The amigurumi sheep will be a wonderful gift for a birthday to any kid. The pattern is free, so feel free to use it.

Photo is by Marcy Gardner / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.
2. Chick’s Family
- Designed by Lisa Geerts
There is no farm without a chick’s family! It’s a fun project with an amigurumi chicken free pattern. You’ll make the whole coop: a hen, a rooster, and a dozen lovely chickens. Besides, you can take them as Easter decor as they have an egg shape. Happy crocheting!

Photo is by Lisa Geerts / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on free-crochet-patterns.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
3. Crochet Cow Stuffie
- Designed by Yarnspirations
Crochet cow is a must-have on your amigurumi toy farm, and this one is big and fluffy. It will be fun to play with, not only for infants or toddlers. Everyone will love it! The amigurumi cow pattern is free and affordable for beginners, so grab your gear and try it!

Photo is by Yarnspirations / yarnspirations.com
Find the original free pattern on yarnspirations.com.
4. Pig Amigurumi Keychain
- Designed by Mariska Vos-Bolman
Here is a universal free pig crochet pattern, as you can make it in any size depending on the hook and yarn weight you choose. The instructions are for the tiny pig you can make in an hour, but go up with a bigger hook, and you’ll get a perfect amigurumi pig to play with.

Photo is by DIY Fluffies / mariskavos.nl
Find the original free pattern on mariskavos.nl.
You may also like the Amigurumi Wild Animals patterns.
5. Duo The Donkey
- Designed by Keke Grace
Donkeys are so sweet, do you agree? But we always forget to add them to the farm dwellers. So, we won’t make that mistake and crochet it with a free amigurumi donkey pattern. It will be an easy project for advanced beginners and a fantastic toy for their kids. Hee-haw!

Photo is by Keke Grace / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on yarnsociety.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
6. Rooster
- Designed by Paula de Tassia Ferreira
A rooster is the king of any farm. It should be among the farm animals you’ll create for playing with your child. It’s rather hard to say Cock-A-Doodle-Doo! for kids, but they will manage when having such a stately crochet rooster on hand. The pattern is free, so make it!

Photo is by Paula de Tassia Ferreira / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on circuloyarns.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
7. Clovis, the Duck
- Les mailles du Rocher
Do you need an amigurumi duck for your farm crochet animals collection? Surely you do! Then take this free pattern and make a duck and duckling at once. They a perfect for playing and will look good as a crochet interior toy on a shelf, do you agree?

PHOTOS by @les.mailles.du.rocher / Instagram.com
Find the original free pattern on Instagram.
8. Bruce the Goose
- Designed by Ashley Parker
Bruce the Goose will be the best friend for your kid and your favorite project. It’s an easy-to-make cuddle-sized amigurumi goose that is soft and cozy. Follow the free crochet pattern and create such a cute toy. It will be a wonderful gift for a toddler’s birthday. But let’s be honest — adults will love it too.

PHOTOS by Ashley Parker / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on theloopylamb.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
9. Amigurumi Horse and Donkey
- Designed by Grace and Yarn
Crochet a horse, donkey, or even a zebra and unicorn with the same free amigurumi horse pattern. They will be big and extremely cool toys for your children. This project requires some experience, but give it a chance if you’re an adventurous beginner! There are detailed instructions, photos, and links to stitch tutorials. Happy crocheting!

PHOTOS by Grace and Yarn / graceandyarn.com
Find the original free pattern on graceandyarn.com.
10. Gracey Cat Amigurumi
- Designed by Yarn over with Natasha Smuts
There is no farm without a cat. But if you don’t plan to crochet farm animals and are just a cat lover, also pay attention to this amigurumi cat free pattern. It’s too cute to miss it! If you know crocheting in rounds, it will be an easy challenge for you. There are photo and video tutorials that will help you.

PHOTOS by Yarn over with Natasha Smuts / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on yarnoverwithnatasha.co.za, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Do you love cats? Check the Amigurumi Cats Free Crochet Patterns.
11. Little Cockerel
- Designed by Victoria Shevchuk
This tiny crocheted toy makes a perfect gift for children. As with all amigurumi projects, it is fun and almost effortless to follow the step-by-step crochet instructions. The size of the piece may vary depending on the thickness of the yarn and hook and the firmness of the crochet. But either way, your child can take this little companion anywhere! Get started today.

PHOTOS by Victoria Shevchuk / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.
12. Quackers The Crochet Duck
- Designed by Sarah Zimmerman of Repeat Crafter Me
Huge and soft, this crocheted duck is perfect for hugging. If you’ve never worked with plush yarn before, this is a great project to get you started. It’s very cozy, so it’s a must for your bedroom. The project is easy to make and suitable for beginners. The free step-by-step PDF crochet pattern is ready to download.

PHOTOS by Sarah Zimmerman / yarnspirations.com
Find the original free pattern on yarnspirations.com.
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