By dailycrochet - July, 21st 2020 This post may contain affiliate links.

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If you were looking for a safer alternative to plastic eyes for amigurumi, this easy crochet cat eyes free pattern is the best option we've seen so far! Cat Eyes by Ieva Lampickieneis a great pattern for all those toys that will end up in the hands of a toddler. There are plenty of ways the eyes can come out of toys and if you like to make toys for your kids, for gifts, or for donation these crochet oval eyes are perfect for toy making.

Crochet Cat Eyes Free Pattern

Materials you need to make these eyes:
‒ 2 mm crochet hook
‒ Sewing needle
‒ Scissors
‒ Stitch marker (optional)
‒ Cotton yarn (50g – 125m/1.75 oz – 136 yds/DK/Light worsted)
in the following colors:
White
Black
Orange or Lime green or Blue

How To Choose Cat Eyes For Stuffed Animals

It's not difficult to find a free crochet eye pattern online. A quick search will turn up a variety of options, including patterns for specific stuffed animals like cats and dogs. But what type of eye should you use for your project?

Safety eyes are a popular choice for plush animals, as they're less likely to come loose and pose a choking hazard. However, plastic cat safety eyes can be hard to insert into crochet fabric.

An alternative is to use plastic cat eyes, which have a metal washer attached to the back. This makes them easy to attach, but they're not as safe as safety eyes and should only be used on toys that will be handled gently.

For a more traditional look, you can embroider the eyes onto the finished piece. This option gives you the most control over the size and shape of the eyes, but it does require a bit of extra work.

Whichever type of eye you choose, following the pattern carefully will ensure that your finished project has a professional look.

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Get the pattern: Crochet Cat Eyes Free Pattern via AmiSpells.

Thanks to Ieva Lampickiene for the article’s inspiration and featured image.

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