A Crocheter's Best Friend: 10 Dog Amigurumi Patterns

Dog Crochet Patterns

Give these dog crochet patterns as a cuddly toy or as a tribute to a favorite pet.

Know a dog lover? We’ve got the perfect gift idea for them: a crochet dog! Whether you’re gifting it as a toy or as home decor, these amigurumi patterns will thrill pup fanatics.

Besides being totally adorable, most of these crochet dog patterns are free, so you can experiment with a few of them without blowing your crochet budget. Grab some scrap yarn and start stitching!

Amigurumi Crochet Dog Pattern

Photo via Craftsy member Mindundia

1. Dog Animal Amigurumi

This patch-eyed pooch is ready for cuddles from your favorite kiddo. If you’re stitching the dog as a toy for a young child, swap the safety eyes for crocheted or embroidered eyes instead.

 'Lucky', the Chihuahua Dog Amigurumi

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2.  ‘Lucky’ the Chihuahua Dog Amigurumi

Lucky was created in honor of the designer’s friend’s dog who sadly passed away. The designer notes that if you’re creating this to resemble a specific chihuahua, you may need to slightly change the design of the head, as it was designed specifically with Lucky in mind.

Amigurumi Perky Puppy FREE Crochet Pattern

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3. Perky Puppy

This puppy is ready to play. He (or she, depending on what you choose!) is all ears and made completely of single crochets. You can easily customize the design to be any color you’d like, especially if you’d like a more realistic-looking dog.

Bulldog Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

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4. Bulldog Amigurumi

This bulldog offers a few optional challenging parts for crocheters who want to learn some new amigurumi skills. For example, you can thread the jointed limbs to create a bulldog that has movable joints so that the dog can either stand or sit.

Teeny Tiny Daschund Amigurumi

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5. Teeny Tiny Daschund Amigurumi

Crochet a tiny little daschund as a toy or as a cute little display on the shelf. This pattern is designed to sit perfectly in the palm of your hand. If you’re a beginner crocheter who is looking for a little bit of a challenge, this is a great pattern for you.

The Pirate Dog Crochet Pattern

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6. The Pirate Dog

This not-so-threatening pirate involves more than just crochet. You’ll also need some small pieces of felt for his hat and paws. He’s a perfect playmate!

Lucky Borisenko Dog Crochet Pattern

Photo via Craftsy member LittleOwlsHut

7. Lucky Borisenko

For some amigurumi, it’s the details that make your project truly unique. That’s the case with these two-color puppies. The pattern includes tips for customizing the eyes and nose with either felt or crochet, and you’ll even get advice on tinting your yarn using makeup or paint.

Amigurumi Dog Crochet Pattern

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8. Dog Enjoy

This dog has so many interesting shapes and colors! It’s definitely a great scrap buster. The designer doesn’t want you to be intimidated by all those fun shapes, either — that’s why the pattern comes with plenty of photos to show you how to assemble everything.

Amigurumi Corgi FREE Crochet Pattern

Photo via Craftsy member studio_ami

9. Amigurumi Corgi

Any corgi-lover would adore this cute pattern. Not much yarn is required, and you can even change the color of the collar based on what you have in your stash.

Buffy the Dog FREE Crochet Pattern

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10. Buffy the Dog

This free pattern comes with instructions for the entire family of dogs! You might notice that they all have adorable belly buttons made with actual buttons — a cute feature that you can omit if you’re gifting this family to a toddler or infant.

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3 Responses to “A Crocheter's Best Friend: 10 Dog Amigurumi Patterns”

  1. Phyllis DiTommaso

    Yes I looked all over for the patterns

  2. hlagumbay10489799

    Great article, be better if it listed how to get the patterms to create the project.

  3. Athena

    When will these patterns be available.?