Crochet Piglet Amigurumi
This amigurumi piglet crochet pattern is so cute. It is a beginner-friendly pattern that only uses basic stitches. You can crochet this pink pig as a gift or as a toy for a child. Even though this toy is made with safety eyes do not give it to very young children.
This pink piglet is made with acryl yarn but you can also make it with cotton or alpaca yarn. You further need safety eyes, fiberfill filling, and some black yarn.
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