Amigurumi is a Japanese technique of crocheting little stuffed dolls or stuffed animals (see my article How to make Amigurumi dolls for more information on this fun crochet technique). If you love crochet, you will soon become addicted to making amigurumi critters. They are easy to crochet. And because they don’t use a lot of dye, they have a great reason to use short skirts. Amigurumi animals are greatgifts for both children and adults. Or just make them to add to your Amigurumi collection!
Below are some free crochet patterns to make cute little Amigurumi frogs. You don’t need to register on any sites to get these free patterns. Just print the instructions and you’re ready to crochet! And if you like cats, you should check out these free patterns for Amigurumi cats!
Amigurumi Frog #1 – Big Capital Frog: This is Little A 6 inch frog with a big head, big eyes and a big smile. The instructions for this Amigurumi are easy to follow. If you want to make a smaller version of this cute frog, use more detailed pictures and a smaller crochet hook. For free instructions for Big Headed Frog click here.
Amigurumi Frog #2 – Frog Frog: This frog is so sweet! And when you see the photo, you will know why it is necessary to make more than one of these frogs (they need friends to put in the grass). These little frogs have floppy arms and legs. I think he looks cute sitting on the edge of the shelf with his legs down. Click here for free training at Happy Frog.
Amigurumi Frog #3 – Keroppi Frog: Oh, this frog is so beautiful! red and white mourning shirt and his eyes are wide and bright! If you don’t know who Keroppi is, here’s a Hello Kitty pal. To download the free Keroppi Frog tutorial click here.
Amigurumi Frog #4 – Ami Frog: This is one chubby frog! The entire belly is covered with woolly arms and legs. He’s a real cutie! Click here to learn Ami Rana for free.
Amigurumi Frog #5 – Hackey Sack Frog: Even if you don’t want or need a hackey sack, you’ll love this adorable Amigurumi frog in your collection. You get nice step by step photo instructions for this frog. To see the perfect frog, scroll to the end of the instructions. Click here for free Hackey Sack Frog training.
For more arts ideas, please visit my other articles using the links below:
Knitting or Crocheting Using Scrap Fabric, Plastic Bags, Grass, Pet Hair and More!
Make a very simple Patchwork Quilt
Fabric Craft: Making Batik Fabric
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