Free Piglet Crochet Pattern

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So excited about writing out this free pattern! It’s a tiny little Piglet. Most of my amigurumi are mini (not micro) and can fit into the palm of your hand. In this case, if you make Piglet, he can even be made into earrings!

If you would like the PDF version of this pattern, you can get it for free over here.

Terminology

Ch = chain

Sc = single crochet (2sc1 means 2 single crochet in same ch)

St = stitch (refers to number of stitches in one round)

Hdc = half double crochet

Dc = double crochet

Bobble stitch = 4 double crochet bobble

Sc2tog1 = single crochet decrease

Materials and Tools

2.5mm Clover crochet hook

Orion Top Deluxe Yarn, Crown Yarn (or any equivalent acrylic yarn) - light pink, pink, dark pink, black

Darning needle

Stitch markers

Filling – use leftover yarn or polyester fiberfill  

Scissors  

Glass eyes

Head – light pink

Round 1: Magic ring 5 – 5st

Round 2: 2sc5 – 10st  

Round 3: (Sc1, 2sc1) x 5 – 15st  

Round 4: Sc15 – 15st  

Round 5: (Sc1, sc2tog1) x 5 – 10st

Round 6: 2sc10 – 20st

Round 7: Sc20 – 20st

Round 8: Sc2tog10 – 10st

Round 9: Sc2tog5 – 5st

Body (continue from head)

Round 10: 2sc5 (pink) – 10st

Round 11: Sc10 (pink) – 10st

Round 12: Sc4 (pink), 5th arm, sc3 (pink), 9th arm, sc1 (pink) – 10st

Arms (at 5th and 9th position): 4dc bobble stitch, top and bottom half all light pink

Round 13: (Sc1, 2sc1) x 5 (pink) – 15st

Round 14: Sc15 (pink) – 15st

Round 15: (Sc1, sc2tog1) x 5 (pink) – 10st

Round 16: Sc5 (pink), 6th leg, sc3 (pink), 10th leg – 10st

Legs (at 6th and 10th position): 4dc bobble stitch, top and bottom half all light pink

Round 17: Magic ring 10, to join up to round 16 (all pink) – 10st

Body trimmings

Using dark pink strings, wrap around every row of pink body.  

Maybe interrupted by the arms and legs, so use the dark pink strings to join up between the bobble stitches at the rounds of arms and legs.

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Snout  

Round 1: Magic ring 5 (pink) – 5st

Round 2: Sc5 (light pink) – 5st

Round 3: 2sc5 (light pink) – 10st

Attach snout to approximately round 4-5 of head where it starts to protrude outwards

Ears x 2 – pink

Round 1: Ch6, sl st 1, sc1, hdc1, sc1, sl st 1, go around chain  

Round 2: Sl st 1 again in same st, sc1, hdc1, sl st 1

Assembly  

Head

Ears

  • Attach the 2 ears on either side of head, at the 2nd to 3rd rows.

Snout

  • Attach the snout 1/3 down the head, at approximately the 4th-5th round of the head where it starts to protrude out slightly.

  • Tip of snout should be the pink part protruding outwards, while the light pink part is attached down to the head.

Mouth

  • Use black strings to form a wide smile just beneath the snout

  • Also add 2 short horizontal lines spanning 1st each, over both ends of the smile.

Eyes  

  • Add the 2 glass eyes just 1 row above the snout, at about the 3rd round of the head.

  • Use black strings to make 2 short eyebrows, spanning 1 st diagonally downwards on either side of the glass eyes.

Body

Clothes trimmings (see above)

  • Using dark pink strings, wrap around every row of pink body.

  • Also use the dark pink strings to join up between the bobble stitches at the rounds of arms and legs.

Disclaimer: This is an original Pocket Yarnlings pattern, feel free to make your own amigurumi but kindly do not claim it as your own. Also, please note not to reproduce this pattern for sale. Otherwise, do tag us @pocketyarnlings on Instagram or share a picture once you have completed it. Hope you have fun making it!

If you are not sure how to do the bobble stitches as the limbs, check out this old blog post or if you want to see all the techniques I generally use for my amis, go check the Freebie Vault below.

Also remember to check out the whole collection of Winnie the Pooh and gang below ->

Do share if you like this pattern and share your final ami by tagging on instagram, would love to see it!

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