Plus, we also provide crochet stitch tutorials so you can learn to crochet, or expand your crochet skills. Make your own stunning piece of wall art, using a piece of wood board, nails and embroidery thread or string! Everyone’s favorite sleepy and slow animal is getting its well-deserved spotlight today in a rousing round-up of free crochet sloth patterns! Super bulky blanket yarn and a big ol’ crochet hook makes these snuggly sloths a perfectly huggable size at nearly 18 inches tall. All you need is a couple of pairs of socks, some felt and some card and you’ll be ready to open your own Sloth puppet theatre.

Ravelry: Hanging sloth planter pattern by Hello Happy Ravelry: Hanging sloth planter pattern by Hello Happy

It looks like it’s made with faux fur yarn, but it’s actually just acrylic yarn that has been brushed out. I love the way that the design incorporates the little sloth hands and feet, plus the texture from the bobble stitches is just to die for!This Sloth crochet applique will be great for the embellishment of children’s clothing or blanket items. Shaped just like a sloth, this planter is designed to sprout chia plants, with the seeds included in the box.

Hanging Sloth Planter - Etsy Hanging Sloth Planter - Etsy

This Sloth Planter makes a great gift for sloth fans and anyone who needs a bit of greenery and a cute face to cheer up their place! This smartly dressed sloth also sports rotatable button joint legs and an adorable messy little head of hair. The patterns I’ve curated for you today are sure to impress you with their variety, and with their cuteness too. If you love sloths, or if you know someone who does, then you have to make some of these free crochet sloth patterns! Sloths live in trees, so it just makes sense that an amigurumi sloth would love to hang out in your Christmas tree.A darker shade allows you to use up all your chocolate brown fibers, which works nicely in contrast to his cream face.

Sloth Planter - The Loft Sloth Planter - The Loft

This realistic and fluffy sloth design is modeled after the Hoffmann’s Two-Toed Sloth (named after the German naturalist Karl Hoffmann). Usually when people think of sloths they are envisioning the three toed sloth with the classic mask on the eyes and flat face. This project would make a lovely toy for the sloth-lover in your family or just a great company at your bedside.It just makes sense for a crochet sloth amigurumi to be embroidered to look asleep, don’t you think?