Mr.LUCKY - crochetpattern pig

This cute little piggy here is made in one piece. The arms and legs will be crocheted in. You’ll only have to sew on the ears and muzzle in the end. Mr. Lucky has dangling legs and thus can only sit and not stand unsupported.

Pigs are a symbol of good luck in the German culture. It is tradition that we gift loved ones and friends with a „good luck pig“, sometimes accompanied by a four-leafed clover, at New Year’s Eve to make sure their New Year will be a good and wealthy one. Quite often we find pigs on a birthday cake, give them away for important life steps, exams, surgeries, anything someone can use a bit extra luck for.

Skills Required / What You'll Receive

Required skills:
magic ring, chains, single crochets, double crochets, slip stitch, crocheting in contiuous rounds as well as in closed rounds, increase, decrease, color change

The pattern includes 21 pages and is quite simple. Even ambitioned beginners should have fun making this cute pig. If you have already done one or the other amigurumi, you should not have any problems.

Size Information

Size (when using a crochet hook 2.5 mm):
stretched out - about 24 cm / sitting - about 16 cm

Materials List

You need:
Cotton yarn in the following colors:
Light pink - about 31 g
Dark brown - about 11 g
Light brown - about 7 g
Green - about 1 g
100 % Cotton – 50 g = 125 m / 1.75 oz = 137 yds

2 safety eyes: 9 mm
stuffing material
crochet hook: size 2.5 mm

Additional Details by the Author

This pattern is a design of Michaela Sumionka (MyCuties Design) and is exclusively for personal use. The pattern is not to be sold, shared, reproduced, publicized, translated, exchanged with other patterns, altered and sold or shared. You may reference the photos, but you are not permitted to sell or share the pattern created or the finished product.
The sale of the product that is produced with assistance from this pattern or the pictures is NOT PERMITTED. Also no mass production or factory manufacturing of any kind.
It is also NOT allowed to make videos showing all or just parts of the crocheting process and then post them on social networks (YouTube, etc.).
You may of course publish photos of the finished product, if you tag me as the author of the pattern (e.g. Instagram: @mycuties_design). I’ll be happy to see your results.
Please be fair and respect the copyright. Thank you!