Quick Cute Amigurumi Slices: Free Crochet!
Hello, fellow yarn enthusiast! Are you ready to add a touch of adorable charm to your crochet collection? This delightful master class will guide you through creating your very own “Slices”—cute, flat amigurumi characters perfect for keychains, embellishments, or just brightening your day. Whether you choose a frog, a bear, or a bunny, each slice is designed to be a quick and satisfying project. Get your hooks ready, and let’s dive into some creative fun!
Important Notes Before You Begin
This master class is generously provided for free and is encouraged to be shared widely. However, please respect the author’s design by not publishing this master class under your own name. When sharing photos of your finished creations, we kindly ask that you credit the original author, Alinushka_Vyazhet. This pattern assumes basic toy crocheting skills and does not include fundamental knitting or crocheting lessons. As you crochet, pay close attention to stitch displacement and strive for symmetry in your toy. You may need to crochet additional single crochets or decreases if necessary to achieve the desired shape.
Happy crocheting and may your stitches be easy!
Materials
- Yarn of your choice
- Filler (Stuffing) – Note: While listed, the “slices” themselves are designed to be flat and not stuffed during crocheting.
- Hook 3.5 mm
- Eyes (7-12 mm, specific sizes for each character are noted in the pattern)
- Needle
- Markers
- Scissors
Abbreviations
- MR – magic ring (amigurumi ring)
- Sl st – slip stitch
- Ch – chain stitch
- Sc – single crochet
- Inc – increase (2 sc in one stitch)
- Dec – decrease (2 sc together)
- Hdc – half double crochet
- Dc – double crochet
- Tr – treble crochet (double double crochet)
- (…) x N – repeat content in brackets N times
Yarn Consumption
- Small slices use approximately 4g of yarn.
- Large slices use approximately 6g of yarn.
Please Note: Do not stuff the slices during crocheting. They are designed to be flat.
Frog Slice Pattern
Frog (Large)
- 6 sc in MR
- 6 inc (12)
- 12 inc (24)
- Ch, fold the piece in half, crochet together through both halves: 3 sc, eye (in one stitch: sc, hdc, dc, tr, dc, hdc, sc), 4 sc, eye, 3 sc.
Cut and hide the yarn.
Finishing for Large Frog: Glue 12mm eyes in the eye areas of the 4th row. Embroider the mouth.
Frog (Small)
- 8 sc in MR
- 8 inc (16)
- Ch, fold the piece in half, crochet together through both halves: 2 sc, eye (in one stitch: sc, hdc, ch, hdc, sc), 2 sc, eye, 2 sc.
Cut and hide the yarn.
Finishing for Small Frog: Glue 9mm eyes in the eye areas of the 3rd row. Embroider the mouth.
Bear Slice Pattern
Bear (Large)
- 6 sc in MR
- 6 inc (12)
- 12 inc (24)
- Ch, fold the piece in half, crochet together through both halves: 3 sc, ear (in one stitch: sc, hdc, dc, hdc, sc), 4 sc, ear, 3 sc.
Cut and hide the yarn.
Finishing for Large Bear: Glue 9mm eyes between rows 2 and 3. Embroider the nose and eyebrows.
Bear (Small)
- 8 sc in MR
- 8 inc (16)
- Ch, fold the piece in half, crochet together through both halves: 2 sc, ear (in one stitch: sc, hdc, ch, hdc, sc), 2 sc, ear, 2 sc.
Cut and hide the yarn.
Finishing for Small Bear: Glue 7mm eyes between rows 2 and 3. Embroider the nose.
Bunny Slice Pattern
Bunny (Large)
- 6 sc in MR
- 6 inc (12)
- 12 inc (24)
- Ch, fold the piece in half, crochet together through both halves: 4 sc, ear (sc, 5 ch, in the second stitch from the hook crochet: hdc and sc, then along the chain 3 sc, sc into the base of the ear), 2 sc, ear, 4 sc.
Cut and hide the yarn.
Finishing for Large Bunny: Glue 9mm eyes between rows 2 and 3. Embroider the mouth.
Bunny (Small)
- 8 sc in MR
- 8 inc (16)
- Ch, fold the piece in half, crochet together through both halves: 3 sc, ear (sc, 4 ch, in the second stitch from the hook crochet: hdc and sc, then along the chain 2 sc, sc into the base of the ear), ear, 3 sc.
Cut and hide the yarn.
Finishing for Small Bunny: Glue 7mm eyes between rows 2 and 3. Embroider the mouth.
We hope you enjoyed crocheting these delightful little slices! They make fantastic gifts, adorable decorations, or simply a quick, fun project to brighten your crafting day. Share your finished creations with us on social media using #CrochettoSlices—we can’t wait to see your unique interpretations! For more amazing free crochet patterns and endless inspiration, be sure to explore our website.
