As a designer, I found that mini amigurumi has become trendy in the world of crochet. I thought creating four easy patterns for my readers would be fun. I love designing patterns for my readers to enjoy crocheting and selling at their craft markets.
Being part of various social media crochet groups, the one question that pops up frequently is quick and easy keychain patterns. So, I took that question and created my own quick and easy mini amigurumi patterns that can be made as is or sold as a bag charm/keychain.
Enjoy!
Kawaii Cup & Saucer
This adorable little cup & saucer requires minimal sewing. The only sewing in this pattern is attaching the saucer to the bottom of the cup. You’ll only need two colors for this pattern. I used cotton, but acrylic yarn will work too. This little cup and saucer is great as is or as a bag charm. This pattern makes an excellent gift for coffee lovers.
Kawaii Sprouted Pot
This sprouted pot pattern is a quick, easy pattern with minimal sewing. This pattern will use three different colors of yarn to make it. This little sprouted pot is excellent by itself or as a bag charm for any green thumb individual.
Kawaii Red Party Cup
This red party cup design is similar to my sprouted pot pattern. There is minimal sewing required for this pattern. For this design, you’ll need three shades of yarn. You’ll need one color for the beverage, white yarn for the cup’s rim, and red yarn for the cup. You can switch up the cup using blue yarn instead of red. These red party cups are great solo or as a bag charm for any party animal.
Kawaii Cosmic Planet
This cosmic planet pattern is a no-sew pattern with a glow-in-the-dark cosmic ring. If you’re not a fan of sewing, you’ll love this pattern. The only sewing you’ll need to do for this pattern is to weave in loose yarn ends. The glow-in-the-dark yarn is optional but leaves a fun cosmic feel to the planet. Again, this pattern is excellent by itself or as a bag charm. You’ll have a blast making them!
I hope you all enjoy these four free mini kawaii amigurumi patterns. If you plan on making them, post your pics to social media and #crochetingcarrotblog. I would love to see your recreations.
Happy Crocheting Journey!