6 Free Crochet Pig Patterns
It’s Pig Day! Pigs are a popular food and feature in many children’s stories. Here are some pig patterns from Yarnspirations for you to make for today.
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Make these pig patterns then cuddle up with a class books featuring pigs, such as Charlotte’s Web or Babe, or watch one of the movie adaptations.
Celebrate the classic story of the Three Little Pigs with this storybook pillow! Four panels show the three pigs in their houses — of straw, wood, and brick — plus a smiling wolf.
Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver
Crochet hook: size US E/4 (3.5mm) and size US H/8 (5mm)
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The saying “when pigs fly” comes true with Cu-pig! This little amigurumi pig has wings and a bow and arrow.
Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver
Crochet hook: size US H/8 (5mm)
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Plush Bernat Baby Velvet is the perfect yarn for this very huggable pig stuffie.
Yarn: Bernat Baby Velvet
Crochet hook: size US D/3 (3.25mm)
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Keep your dishes clean with these pig faces, one made in Scrubby Cotton and one in Scrubby Sparkle.
Yarn: Red Heart Scrubby Cotton
Crochet hook: size US G/6 (4mm)
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Yarn: Red Heart Scrubby Sparkle
Crochet hook: size US G/6 (4mm)
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Wear slippers to match your favorite stories with this adorable pattern set: pig slippers and mouse slippers!
Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver
Crochet hook: size US G/6 (4mm)
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Use crochet thread to make this amigurumi pig with wings!
Crochet Thread: Aunt Lydia’s Classic Crochet Thread Size 10 and Aunt Lydia’s Metallic Crochet Thread Size 10
Crochet hook: steel hook size U.S. 7-8 (1.5-1.6 mm)
Beads or black floss for eyes
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find these cute pig patterns?
Oh, these little guys are from Yarnspirations! You can find links to download each free pattern right here on the page … just scroll up and click on the image or the download link below each one. Happy crocheting!
I’m a beginner… can I make these?
Honestly, it depends on the pattern! The Three Little Pigs Pillow and the Pig and Mouse Slippers are listed as Advanced Beginner. The rest of them don’t have a difficulty listed, so you might want to peek at the pattern details on Yarnspirations’ site to see if they’re a good fit for your skill level.
What yarn is used for the piggies?
So here’s the thing… it varies by pattern! Some use Red Heart Super Saver, one uses Bernat Baby Velvet, and the scrubbies use Red Heart Scrubby Cotton or Scrubby Sparkle. There’s even one made with crochet thread! You can find the specific yarn recommendation listed under each pattern.
Can I make the piggies into something other than what the pattern suggests?
You totally could! For instance, the little amigurumi pig with wings could be a cute keychain or a charm if you used a smaller hook and thread. Or maybe you could turn the scrubby pigs into little bath buddies! Get creative with it!
Are there any other cute animal patterns on this site?
Yes! Marly has a bunch of other adorable animal patterns. She has some sweet bunny rabbit patterns, a crochet animal pillow, and even some cute animal rugs. You can find links to those in the “More Animal Patterns” section towards the bottom of this post.
Categories: Crochet, Free Patterns
