Are you looking to test your skills on some amazing Micro Crochet Free Patterns? Give this article a read to find fantastic ideas!
These micro crochet free patterns will not only add tiny accessories or amigurumi to your handmade collection but also help you learn fine details about crocheting! Try them out!
Micro Crochet Free Patterns
1. Miniature Daisy Flowers
This mini daisy flower pot is a fun project and works up quickly with a gauge 24 stitches and 20 rows using simple stitches! Only you have to design the blooms, which Lala Nguyen taught well in her tutorial!
2. Micro Sheldon
Jackie crocheted these micro Sheldon buddies using ch, sc, inc., dec., stitches, and each one is almost 2.5 inches in size. If you want this team on your end, DIY now!
3. Tiny Spider
The tiny spider is Anastasia Kirs’ intellectual pattern. To attain this exact size, you have to make its body from top to down using the 0.4 mm hook!
4. Red Panda Micro Mini Amigurumi
When Andrea Blumberg planned to pay homage to the red panda, she designed this amigurumi. Check the free PDF for terminology and helpful tips on crocheting this out!
5. Micro Crocheting for Beginners
If you are an intermediate-level crocheter, you can easily own this tiny fingertip-sized owl. It uses crochet hooks of 0.4 and 0.6 mm to stitch tight, and you should also use the same! Designed by trishagurumi
6. Merry Lotr Amigurumi
Watch the YouTube tutorial by ToyGurumi to design this small Meery Lotr amigurumi for your kid. By seeking the milk cup in his hand, he/she will ask for a bigger one! Ha!
7. Tiny Bunny
Another pattern from Anastasia Kirs was made in just a couple of hours using ch, st, and sl st stitches for the body. The eyes and nose are embroidered with thread! Download the free PDF!
8. Crochet Holly Berry Mini Pillow
This is a beautiful mini pillow that can be used as a tray decor, pincushion, and more. It also makes a wonderful handmade gift! Own it for yourself from Olena’s article!
9. Tiny Octopus
Thinner the thread, the tiny the toy’ is the simple mantra given to all crocheters by Anastasia Kirs in her free pattern of a tiny octopus. Make one using this gauge 35 stitches and 30 rows—for yourself!
10. Honeypot Ant
Add this not-so-complicated pattern of miniature Honeypot ant to your crochet collection. ComplicatedKnots has explained the visual and oral instructions very well!
11. No-Sew Crochet Axolotl Pattern
Want to whip up a crafted fun gift in just an hour? Check out this no-sew crocheted axolotl pattern on Fay’s website!
12. Tiny Magic Frog
Ilaria Caliri and Irene Strange published this tiny magic frog on Ravelry, using gauge 2 stitches and 13 rows, 2.5 and 3.0 mm crochet hooks, and almost 11 – 16 yards of yarn! You can achieve this from your stash, too!
13. Mini Monkey Crochet Bracelet
To make this mini, approximately 2.5-inch monkey bracelet, you must possess intermediate-level crochet skills. If you have, then feel free to learn the instructions from trishagurumi.
14. Mini Triceratops Amigurumi
LouiesLoops constructed these triceratops amigurumi with easy-to-follow instructions and a video tutorial for those who find the written part difficult to comprehend!
15. Crochet Toy Wagon Ornament Pattern
DIY the wagon’s base in turned rows, sides in a continuous spiral, and back bump in the chain. For the wheel and gift box, work in rounds using the back and third loop. Simple! Detailed guide is here!
16. Japanese Emperor Caterpillar
You must follow a piece of advice by ComplicatedKnots working with this pattern! It is that you have to work in continuous spirals unless something else is stated to do! Easy!
17. Micro Amigurumi Penguin
Karissa Cole first discussed the story behind her creation and, at the end of the article, linked the free pattern to these amazing micro penguin amigurumi! The pattern uses sc, ibl, dc, st, and ch stitches!
18. Lil Teabag
The Cozy Chipmunk offers a cool pattern to make your coffee time lovely! These super adorable little teabags can be used as bookmarks as well. They are around 10 inches with the string!
19. Mini Santa Hat
Lauren Espy has a sweet pattern for beginners! This mini Santa hat makes a good ornament for the Christmas tree, and you can use it for other decoration purposes throughout the year, too! Youtube tutorial.
20. Tiny Dragonfly
This micro dragonfly uses gauge 35 stitches and 30 rows and is approximately 2.5 cm in size! It is easy to make using simple stitches. Read the rest of the details on Ravelry!
21. Super Quick Micro Chick
Moji-Moji Design made these little cuties in just ten minutes—yes, these micro Easter chicks and eggs! If you do not believe, read the crocheting instructions and try them yourself!
22. Little Bug
Here comes one of the cute micro crochet patterns on the list! These are crocheted in a continuous spiral from start to end in tight stitches! Find the crafting details on Anastasia Kirs’s page!
23. Micro Preemie Caps, Hats, And Bonnets
The mammathatmakes offers a few nice miro patterns in their blog post, saying that they will be helpful in charities! If you find aligned with this tube hat, frilly bonnet, mini butterfly hat, sweet pea, or striped pixie bonnet, feel free to crochet!
