No Sew Frog Crochet Pattern for Beginners: A Mini Sitting Frog Amigurumi
Meet the LoopSouk no-sew mini sitting frog: one piece, bobble legs worked in, a cream belly by yarn change, and an optional keychain loop. 8–9 cm, DK yarn, 3.5 mm hook.
One-piece LoopSouk patterns where legs, gills, ears and antlers are crocheted in, never sewn on.
No sew amigurumi means no fiddly assembly at the end: limbs, gills, ears and antlers are crocheted straight into the rounds as you go, so your make is finished when the last stitch is. That makes these the easiest LoopSouk patterns for beginners, and quick to repeat in bulk for gifts or craft fairs. Every PDF is written in US terms with a stitch count on every round.
Meet the LoopSouk no-sew mini sitting frog: one piece, bobble legs worked in, a cream belly by yarn change, and an optional keychain loop. 8–9 cm, DK yarn, 3.5 mm hook.
A kawaii no-sew axolotl worked head-to-tail in one chubby piece, with six frilly gills crocheted in. 8–9 cm, DK yarn, 3.5 mm hook, 4 colourways, plush or keychain.
Barnaby is a big no-sew gingerbread bear crochet pattern: approx. 22–24 cm tall in super-bulky yarn with a 6 mm hook, a crocheted-on bow tie and bobble buttons. About 3–4 hours.
Crochet a garland of five mini Christmas trees in one evening: ruffled tiers, 12 bobble ornaments worked in, no sewing or gluing. Each tree approx. 7.5 cm, cord approx. 80 cm.
Pip the Mini Penguin is a no-sew crochet Christmas ornament you can finish in one evening: flippers worked in, bobble beak and feet. Approx. 10 cm tall in DK yarn.
A completely no-sew reindeer crochet pattern: head and body in one piece, ears and antlers worked into the rounds, bobble nose. About 15–18 cm in chenille or 10 cm in DK/worsted.
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