Crochet Pig Patterns: 10 Free Amigurumi Designs
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Ten pig amigurumi, most built with little or no sewing: heads and bodies worked as one continuous piece, with legs, ears, and snouts either crocheted directly on or added with a single seam. Compare sizes and construction before you pick one.
Fiberfill and safety eyes are the shared basics across all ten.
Crochet pig patterns to explore
1. Paisley the Pig
Jess Huff works this low sew pig with ears, arms, and legs crocheted directly into the body, leaving only the head and tail to sew on afterward.
2. No-Sew Crochet Piggy
Stitch by Fay finishes this one at about 3.5 inches long with no sewing required at all, a quick pick for last minute gifts or craft fair stock.
3. Pocket Pal Pig
Darling Maple Designs works the muzzle, head, and body as one piece, with feet crocheted in as you go, so only the ears and tail need sewing.
4. Free Crochet Pig Pattern
Petra Salisbury at Cuddly Stitches Craft crochets the head and body in one piece, rating it easier than most of her other farm animal patterns.
5. Pig Amigurumi Keychain
Mariska Vos-Bolman at DIY Fluffies sizes this one small enough to finish as a keychain charm rather than a full sized toy.
6. Presley the Pig
Nicole Chase writes this pattern for both worsted weight and chunky plush yarn, so you can size the finished pig up or down depending on which you use.
7. Amigurumi Pig
Grace and Yarn photographs the leg join and facial feature placement step by step, useful if you want extra visual guidance through assembly.
8. Crochet Piglet Amigurumi
Always Free Amigurumi gives this piglet a rounder, chubbier body shape than most of the others on this list, with small pointed ears.
9. No Sew Chubby Pig
Passionate Crafter uses chunky yarn for a rounder, plumper finished shape, completely no sew including the ears.
10. No Sewing Pig
Elendipity is part of a completely no sewing farm animal series, useful if you want to make a matching set of barnyard friends with the same construction method.
Choosing a pig pattern
Choose Stitch by Fay or Elendipity for zero sewing at all, Nicole Chase if you want the option to size up in chunky plush yarn, or Passionate Crafter for the roundest, chubbiest shape. Use the original designer’s directions for stuffing and safety eye placement.
