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Spiderman Crochet Pattern: A Mostly One-Piece Amigurumi with Felt Spider Emblems
Make Spider-Man as a mostly one-piece amigurumi. This Spiderman crochet pattern joins the legs straight into the body, runs a red column up the centre with markers, and finishes with felt spider emblems and your choice of felt or crocheted eyes.
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Make your next crochet project with confidence. Browse free patterns with clear stitch counts, helpful photos, complete material lists, and practical guidance from the first round to the final seam.
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Squirtle Crochet Pattern: A Beginner-Friendly Amigurumi with a Curled Tail
Make Squirtle, the water-type starter Pokémon, as a beginner-friendly amigurumi. This Squirtle crochet pattern works simple shapes only, then shows the sewing-yarn trick that fixes the tail's curl.
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Suki Crochet Pattern: A Kyoshi Warrior Amigurumi with Felt Makeup
Make Suki, the Kyoshi warrior, as a small amigurumi in her green warrior outfit. This Suki crochet pattern works the white stage-makeup face with felt eye makeup, sews long yarn hair over a cap, and finishes with the stacked felt headpiece.
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Yuri Katsuki Crochet Pattern: A Skating Amigurumi with Embroidered Hair
Make Yuri Katsuki as a small amigurumi in his blue skating costume. This Yuri Katsuki crochet pattern embroiders the swept-back hair over a crocheted cap and works the jacket's centre column straight into the body.
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Pikachu Crochet Pattern: A Small Amigurumi with a Zigzag Tail
Make a small Pikachu with black-tipped ears, a zigzag tail and red felt cheeks. This Pikachu crochet pattern builds the head and body with simple shaping and offers two tails: a 3D zigzag or a flat alternative.
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Superman Crochet Pattern: A Small Amigurumi with a Felt Cape
Make a small Superman with a black hair cap, a felt S insignia and a red felt cape. This Superman crochet pattern joins the legs straight into the body and finishes with simple felt costume details.
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Umbreon Crochet Pattern: A Small Amigurumi to Assemble
Make an Umbreon with banded ears, a striped tail and five ring markings. This Umbreon crochet pattern uses simple shaping suitable for beginners; changing the accent colour offers a shiny-inspired variation.
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