No-Sew Crochet Pig Free Pattern Little Crochet Farm

The No-Sew Little Crochet Farm collection is growing faster than I can crochet — and I’m so excited to introduce the newest member: the No-sew Crochet Pig free pattern! 🐷 This chubby, squishy little piggy definitely made me work for it… I had to redesign it four times before it finally looked just the way I imagined. But honestly, seeing that adorable little face come to life made every single redo totally worth it! Just like the bee, cow, and puppy pug already in the collection, this pig is a no-sew amigurumi, quick to whip up, super beginner-friendly, and perfectly cuddly at about 6 inches tall.

This new collection has truly stolen my heart because it’s all about what makes crocheting magical: fun, fast projects with zero sewing stress and maximum cuteness. If you’re like me and love farm animals, enjoy having photo tutorials that hold your hand every step of the way, and just want to dive into pure crochet joy, you’re going to feel right at home here. I can’t wait to show you who’s coming next to our little crochet farm!

Hello there! My name is Ana, and welcome to Little Crochet Farm!

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Useful Crochet Tutorials

Before we start, I leave a link to all the stitches tutorials I used to complete this pattern. If you are a complete beginner or not familiar with some techniques, there is a blog post with step-by-step images with descriptions and video tutorials.

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No-sew Crochet Pig

Materials:

6mm crochet hooks,
Super Bulky chenille yarn. I used Hobbii Snuggle Baby in two shades of pink.
Black and white sports-weight yarn to embroider the eyes,
Sewing needle,
Stuffing material hypoallergenic polyester,
Scissors

Finished Size

The finished amigurumi pig measures approximately 5.6″ (14.5 cm) tall. However, the final size may vary depending on your stitch tension and the materials used.

Gauge

Gauge is not crucial for this pattern, so feel free to use a hook size that matches your chosen yarn. I always recommend using a slightly smaller hook to keep the stitches tight and prevent the stuffing from showing through. If needed, adjust your hook size for a neater finish.

However, if you’d like to know the gauge for my chosen yarn and materials, here it is:
With super bulky-weight chenille yarn and a 6mm crochet hook, the gauge for 4 rounds (increasing to 24 stitches) measures approximately 2.5″ (5 cm).

For a low-cost and ad-free printable pattern, you can find it on Ravelry here! And on Etsy here!

Terms and abbreviations (US terms):

Slip stitch (sl): insert the hook into the stitch and pull up a loop, now, pull it through the loop on your needle.

Single crochet (sc): insert the hook into the stitch, and pull up a loop yarn over the needle, you will have two loops on the hook, yarn over the needle, and pull it through the two loops.

Half double Crochet (hdc): yarn over the needle, insert the hook into the stitch, pull up a loop, yarn over the needle, and pull inside all loops on the needle.

Double Crochet (dc): yarn over the needle, insert the hook into the stitch, pull up a loop, yarn over the needle, pull through the first two loops of your needle, yarn over the needle, inside all loops on the needle.

Treble Crochet (tr): yarn over the needle twice, insert the hook into the stitch, pull up a loop, yarn over the needle, pull through the first two loops on your needle, yarn over the needle again, pull through the next two loops, yarn over once more, and pull through the last two loops on your needle.

Bobble stitch (BO): Yarn over, insert your hook into the stitch and pull up a loop. Yarn over and pull through two loops (like starting a double crochet). Repeat this process five times in the same stitch, so you will have 6 loops on your hook. Yarn over and pull through all 6 loops. Gently tug the stitch to pop the bobble outward.

Increase (inc): make two single crochet inside the same stitch.

Decrease (dec): Insert the hook into the front loop only of the next two stitches, yarn under, and pull through, you will have two loops on the hook. Yarn under and pull through both loops on the hook.

No-sew Pig Pattern Instructions

HEAD

With light pink start,

1 rnd 6sc in a magic ring

2 rnd 6inc Total 12sts

3 rnd (1sc, 1inc) repeat 6 times Total 18sts

4 rnd (2sc, 1inc) repeat 6 times Total 24sts

5 rnd (3sc, 1inc) repeat 6 times Total 30sts

6-7 rnd 30sc

For the next round, you will work with dark pink as well.

8 rnd [light pink] 12sc, [dark pink] 3inc hdc, [light pink] 15sc Total 33sts

9 rnd [light pink] 12sc, [dark pink] 6hdc, [light pink] 15sc

10 rnd [light pink] 12sc, [dark pink] 3dec hdc, [light pink] 15sc Total 30sts

11 rnd (3sc, 1dec) repeat 6 times Total 24sts

12 rnd (2sc, 1dec) repeat 6 times Total 18sts

13 rnd 18blsl

Stop to start adding stuffing material before continuing with the next rounds.
For round 14, you will crochet in the remaining front loop of round 12. This way, round 13 will be hiding inside the toy.

BODY

14 rnd FL(2sc, 1inc) repeat 6 times Total 24sts

For the next round, you will work the Bobble stitch in dark pink, crocheting through the front loop only.
If your starting stitch is positioned differently than mine, the little paws may not be centered. If that is the case, to ensure proper alignment, identify the 4 central stitches on the pig’s body. This should be the gap between the two paws. Adjust round 15 accordingly to maintain symmetry.

15 rnd [light pink] 9sc, [dark pink] 1Flbo, 4sc, [dark pink] 1Flbo, [light pink] 9sc

Continue working only with light pink until round 19.

16 rnd 9sc, 1blsc, 4sc, 1blsc, 9sc

17-18 rnd 24sc

For the next round, you will work with both light and dark pink yarn

19 rnd [light pink] [chain 6, skip first chain, 2sc in each chain]join with 1sc, 7sc, [dark pink] 1Flbo, [light pink] 8sc, [dark pink] 1Flbo, [light pink] 7sc,

Cut the dark pink yarn and fasten it off. Continue working only with light pink.
Finish adding stuffing material.

20 rnd (2sc, 1dec) repeat 6 times Total 18sts

21 rnd (1sc, 1dec) repeat 6 times Total 12sts

Cut the yarn and fasten it off.

EARS

Left Ear:

With light pink yarn, introduce the needle into one stitch from round 7 of the head, about 5 stitches away from the snout.

Start crocheting going upward.

Note: here, for the stitches inside parentheses ( ), work them into the same stitch.

1sc, (1hdc, 1dc) in the next stitch, (2tc) in the next stitch, (1dc, 1hdc) in the next stitch,

Then, make 1sc going down one round (see images below for reference).

Cut the yarn and fasten off.

Right Ear:

With light pink yarn, introduce the needle into one stitch from round 4 of the head, about 7 stitches away from the left ear.

We will go up one round for the first stitch and after that, we will crochet going down the rounds. See images below for reference.

Start crocheting.

1sc going up one round, from here on, start going down the rounds, (1hdc, 1dc) in the next stitch, (2tc) in the next stitch, (1dc, 1hdc) in the next stitch, 1sc.

Cut the yarn and fasten off.

ASSEMBLY

With black thread, embroider the eyes one round above the snout, leaving about 5 stitches between them.
With white thread, embroider a small line on the outside of each eye to add a cute sparkle effect.
With light pink yarn, embroider two little lines on the snout for extra charm.

Congratulations!!!

Your Crochet Pig amigurumi is ready!

I hope you had a wonderful time making it. If you have any questions or just want to share how your pig turned out, feel free to leave a comment below. I love hearing from you!

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Thanks for crocheting along with me — can’t wait to see you in the next project!

With love,
Ana 💛