Crochet Donkey Amigurumi
This amigurumi donkey crochet pattern is beginner-friendly and requires only basic stitches. You can crochet this gray donkey as a gift (birthday or Christmas) but you can also make it as a toy for a child. Even though this toy is made with safety eyes do not give it to very young children but replace it with stitched eyes.
This donkey is made with acryl yarn and cotton. You also need safety eyes, fiberfill filling, and some black yarn.
This crochet pattern and image are property of Crochet And Stitches.
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