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Colorful Reptiles Amigurumi With Free Patterns

Who said that reptiles are scary? With these amazing crochet ideas, you can create one that will be cheerful and friendly. A big squishy gecko will be a great gift for any kid, especially one that is interested in wildlife. An alligator pencil case can become the best friend for school days and a very fun accessory. I am sure other kids will ask for one, too! Play with the colors of yarn with these reptiles amigurumi projects because the possibilities are endless! Along with some other amigurumi designs, you can create a whole zoo for your kids or grandkids. They will love playing with these toys!

Search for links to free patterns under the pictures below.

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1. Mister Snaps Free Crochet Pattern

This crochet alligator will happily eat all your pens and pencils! Make a bunch in different colors and gift them to kids in your family. It’s a fun gift for back-to-school season and one of the cutest amigurumi reptiles I’ve ever seen.

DESIGNED by Irene Strange
PROJECT TYPE amigurumi, pencil case
CRAFT crochet
SKILL LEVEL upper beginner

Photos by Irene Strange / topcrochetpatterns.com

Find the original free pattern on topcrochetpatterns.com.

2. Gecko Frecko Free Crochet Pattern

This amazing crochet gecko will be truly unique, especially if you decorate it with beads and little gems. It’s that situation when reptiles amigurumi are not scary but cute and fun! Try the free crochet gecko pattern.

DESIGNED by Raphaela Blumenbunt
PROJECT TYPE amigurumi
CRAFT crochet
SKILL LEVEL intermediate

Photos by Raphaela Blumenbunt / blumenbunt.blogpost.de

Find the original free pattern on blumenbunt.blogpost.de.

3. Clyde the Chameleon Amigurumi

OK, this is an extremely fun crochet amigurumi pattern that you can do literally everything with. Charlyn Smith has given us an opportunity to try all the colorful yarns that are available on the market by creating a limitless number of cute little chameleons. All green, matching the rainbow, beige like your favorite sweater, starry like darkest night. You can do literally whatever you want with this design and you are encouraged to!

DESIGNED by Charlyn Smith
THIS VERSION is by WhiteWolfsStudio
PROJECT TYPE amigurumi
CRAFT crochet
SKILL LEVEL intermediate

Photos by WhiteWolfsStudio / ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.

4. Kyle the Crocodile

Kyle the amigurumi crocodile might not exactly be from Tunisia, but Elisa’s Crochet has created him using the Tunisian crochet technique. With such history and provenience, Kyle for sure is an interesting pattern to follow. He is also super duper cute and adorable with his little scarf and an adorable look on his not-scary face. He will be a great kid’s companion and a bodyguard if there’s any bad dream coming when he is snuggling in the bed.

DESIGNED by Elisa’s Crochet
PROJECT TYPE amigurumi
CRAFT crochet
SKILL LEVEL intermediate

Photos by Elisa’s Crochet / elisascrochet.com

Find the original free pattern on elisascrochet.com.

4. Baby Snake Amigurumi

If you are looking for an easy crochet project to do while taking a break from big and long ones, this might be a good idea. The crochet snake is easy to make and looks very cute. The narrow body allows you to put it in realistic positions. Choose a single color or experiment with your favorite colors. The crochet pattern is completely free.

DESIGNED by June Gilbank
PROJECT TYPE amigurumi
CRAFT crochet
SKILL LEVEL beginner

Photos by June Gilbank / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on planetjune.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

6. Turtle Amigurumi

This little amigurumi friend is a great companion to take anywhere. The crochet turtle works great as a key chain, it’s detailed, nicely textured and quite durable. The amigurumi reptiles pattern is designed with intermediate crocheters in mind, and it will be a great idea to start with if you already have some experience. See the free crochet pattern for details.

DESIGNED by Yarn over with Natasha Smuts
PROJECT TYPE amigurumi
CRAFT crochet
SKILL LEVEL intermediate

Photos by Yarn over with Natasha Smuts / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on yarnoverwithnatasha.co.za, or read more about it on Ravelry.

7. Rainbow Snake

This rainbow snake is a fun project that allows you to use leftover yarn from previous projects. The length of the toy is adjustable and it’s completely up to you. You can make a tiny snake for your child and a long one to hang over the sofa in your living room. The step by step crochet pattern is free, don’t hesitate!

DESIGNED by Rhondda Mol (Oombawka Design)
PROJECT TYPE amigurumi
CRAFT crochet
SKILL LEVEL beginner

Photos by Oombawka Design, Ltd. / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on oombawkadesigncrochet.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

8. Sibling Snakes

These amigurumi crochet snakes make a great gift for brothers, sisters and couples. Made in contrasting colors but with the same motif, they complement each other. The project is easy to complete and suitable for crocheters of all levels. The toys look so adorable, it’s a must-have for any crocheter. See the easy-to-follow crochet pattern on the website.

DESIGNED by Simy’s Studio
PROJECT TYPE amigurumi
CRAFT crochet
SKILL LEVEL intermediate

Photos by Scheepjes / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on simysstudio.blogspot.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Colorful Reptiles Amigurumi