Pocket Octopus

A simple amigurumi octopus for crocheters who are tired of exhausting and complicated projects. This amigurumi pocket toy pattern is a breeze. It doesn’t take much time or yarn. Plus, the toy is easily customizable. You can make it reflect the personality of someone you love. The pattern is free and suitable for crocheters of all levels.

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Find the original free pattern on lilleliis.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Roarrrsome pocket buddy is here! This cute little tiger will make your kids happy. They can imagine that they are Indian explorers who discover wild animals in bamboo thickets in the tropics of Eurasia. Or something else — the sky is the limit for children’s fantasy.

Make them a few soft tigers with this free pocket amigurumi pattern by Josephine Laurin.

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Find the original free pattern on Ravelry, or read more about it on Instagram @pinktomatocrochet.

Kirika isn’t a typical unicorn. It’s a pocket rainbow unicorn, which will make you feel better as soon as you put your hand in pocket. Mix and match your favourite colours to create your dreamy unicorn!

 You will find the pattern here ravelry.

If you’re bunnies lover, this cute pocket bunny amigurumi is the perfect choice for you! This simple project will give you amazing satisfaction when the bunny finally will be in your pocket or in the pocket of someone you like!

You will find the pattern here spinayarncrochet.com.

These are just adorable! No more words! Take this free crochet bear pattern and make this Rainbow Pocket Pal. It will become your tiny talisman in travels or a cute keychain accessory. Its size is perfect for a pocket — 3 inches tall if you take a 2.75 mm (C) hook.

PHOTOS by Sarah Hearn / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on wonkyworldcreations.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

If you’re a beginner, this Pocket fox is especially for you. Easy to create the project can be unique thanks to your face and colour personalization. It’s a great gift idea for your loved ones – friends or family.

You will find the pattern here spinayarncrochet.com. more info here ravelry.

Spiders can be scary, but not amigurumi spiders. With this crochet pattern you can make a cute crochet pocket spider as a companion. The project is very simple and you will find that you want to make a few toys. It’s a good idea to make them in different colors and give it as a gift to someone you love. Save it for later!

PHOTOS by Cassandra Babb / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.