Amigurumi Elephant Pattern - Easy Crochet Patterns

Crochet this little amigurumi elephant with a flexible trunk using this simple free pattern. Materials Needed: Size 2.25mm crochet hook, 1 ball of mercerized cotton yarn for the main body color – my favorite is Patons Grace, the color I used is “Lotus,” a small amount of mercerized cotton yarn in the second color for the feet, tail, and flower – I used Patons Grace “Blush,” 2 – 6mm black safety eyes, 1 pipe cleaner, embroidery/yarn needle, fiber fill, and sewing pins for holding the pieces while sewing. The finished elephant makes a great gift for someone who loves elephants or as a baby shower gift!

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