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Disney Tsum Tsum Amigurumi Mickey Minnie Princess Characters

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This is an instant download PDF format ebook. Disney patterns are hard to find so make sure you grab this pattern bundle fast. Free Disney patterns come and go and so do top quality paid patterns too. 

This pattern has been removed from Etsy due to copyright restrictions. The search term “Disney Crochet Patterns” is no longer available, as Disney strictly enforces its intellectual property rights. Occasionally, you may come across patterns that are inspired by Disney designs or have a similar aesthetic, but they are not officially licensed.

Comes in 3 PDF files, this is a super cute japanese amigurumi pattern book.
Easy to follow patterns without the knowledge of japanese.
A large selection of Disney characters in small tsumtsum style designs.

Looking for more Disney Crochet patterns? Check these out on Etsy Or these Disney Crochet Pattern books

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Monte the Dog Crochet Pattern – A Cozy Scarf with Personality

 

If you’re on the hunt for a crochet project that’s equal parts adorable and practical, let me introduce you to Monte the Dog from Leisure Arts. This little guy isn’t just cute—he doubles as a scarf, which makes him a super fun and wearable make for kids (or the young at heart!).

Monte is part of the Amigurumi Animal Scarves collection, and the pattern is designed by Ida Herter. The finished scarf measures about 5 inches wide and 39 inches long, which is a great length for a child-sized accessory. It wraps up warmth and whimsy into one loveable little package.

The pattern is listed as “easy,” and I’d say that’s fair—as long as you’re comfortable with basic crochet stitches and can follow along with some simple shaping and amigurumi techniques. You’ll be crocheting parts of the dog (head, ears, etc.) and sewing them onto the scarf, so if you enjoy putting together pieces like a soft puzzle, you’ll love this.

You’ll need a mix of yarn colors—tan, red, green, brown, aran, and blue. The pattern doesn’t require a ton of each, so it’s a great stash-busting project if you’ve got scraps lying around. Don’t forget a yarn needle and some stitch markers; they’ll make your life easier during assembly.

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