Amigurumi Classic Car Free Crochet Pattern

Rev up your crochet hooks and get ready to take a nostalgic ride with our Amigurumi Classic Car Free Crochet Pattern! This creative and whimsical crochet project is a perfect blend of vintage charm and crafting fun. Whether you’re a car enthusiast, a crochet enthusiast, or simply seeking a unique and adorable handmade gift, this pattern is sure to bring joy to your crafting journey.

Amigurumi, the art of crafting small stuffed animals and objects through crochet, allows you to turn yarn into delightful characters and objects that capture the imagination. In this article, we’re excited to share a free crochet pattern that will guide you through creating your very own Amigurumi Classic Car.

Our Classic Car amigurumi design is inspired by the iconic automobiles of yesteryears, with all the retro details that make vintage cars so captivating. With this pattern, you’ll have the opportunity to crochet a miniature classic car that exudes nostalgia and charm.

Materials:

yarn in the following colors:

ruby red, silver, dark gray, tan, black, white, sky blue

 hook 2.5mm

 needle

 sewing pins

 scissors

 filler

Abbreviations:

ch – chain

sc – single crochet

osc-reverse single crochet

hdc- half double crochet

* repeat

inc – increase

dec – decrease

Length is 10 inch

7 inch height

PATTERN

The body (body) of the machine

We knit the body from the bottom to the roof. We start from the base rectangle.

With a ruby-red thread, we collect a chain of 20 ch and knit sc 42 rows.

we cut, and continue to knit in a spiral, starting from the short side:

1p.-19sc, 3sc in next track, 41sc, 3sc in one, 40sc, 3sc in one (130)

2p.-sc behind the back wall (130)

3-18R.-sc (130)

Fasten. Cut the thread.

Hood

With a ruby-red thread, we collect a chain of 20 wp and knit 22 p. sc. thread not

we crop, and continue to knit sc, starting from the short side of the rectangle:

1p. -19sc, 3sc in 1p, 21sc, 3sc in 1.18sc, 3sc in 1p, 21sc, 2sc in 1p (90)

Fasten the thread. Cut.

Using sewing pins, place the hood in the hole in the body so that the base loops

bonnet adjacent to the front part of the body of the machine. We sew the side and front of the hood

with the body (see photo).

Side and windshield

Knit in a spiral with a white thread around the remaining body hole:

1 pp. -78sc

2-16p.-sc (78)

Fasten and cut the thread.

Roof

Using a dark gray thread, we collect a chain of 20p and knit a 16p rectangle. tall.

We do not cut the thread, but bind the entire rectangle sc, starting from the long side:

1p.-19sc, 3sc in 1p, 15sc, 3sc in 1p, 18sc, 3 sc in 1p, 15sc, 2sc in 1p (78)

Without cutting the thread, we place the roof over the opening of the body so that the beginning of the roof coincides with

with the front of the hole, fasten with pins and tie the parts together sc, stuffing

body, as needed.

Window frames (4 parts)

We knit directly from the edges of the roof with a ruby-red thread.

We knit strips into magic ring every corner of the roof 7sc wide and 12 rows long.

If the strips are connected correctly, then between the front and rear frames should be

10sc.Sew frames to the body at the junction of the color change (see photo).

Front edge of the roof

In dark gray we knit 5 rows for 22 s. At the end of the 5th row we tie the whole roof

around sc, making double increases into the magic ring at each corner to maintain sharp corners.

Lattice (silver color)

knits from top to bottom. To avoid opening at the beginning of this part, we start knitting with

magic ring (MR)

1 pp. -6sc into magic ring (6)

2p.-inc * 6 times (12)

3p .- (1sc, inc) * 6 (18)

4p .- (2sc, inc) * 6 (24)

5p .- (3sc, inc) * 6 (30)

6 pp .- (4sc, inc) * 6 (36)

7p .- (5sc, inc) * 6 (42)

8p-sc (42)

9 pp .- (6sc, inc) * 6 (48)

10-21 R.-sc (48)

Join edges together with 24 sc

Sew the grate to the body so that all sides of the grate coincide with the front

body. Embroider 2 columns of 5 rows into magic ring each lying letter with a dark gray thread

“L”. The distance between the columns is 2-3sc, and 3 rows between each “L” (see photo)

Top grille valve (silver)

1 pp. -6sc into magic ring (6)

2p.-inc * 6 (12)

3p .- (sc, inc) * 6 (18)

4-6p.-sc (18)

7p .- (sc, dec) * 6 (12)

8p.-dec * 6 (6)

Stuff as you knit

Fasten the thread. Close the hole. Sew to the top of the grill.

Pupils (black, 2 parts)

1 pp. -6sc into magic ring (6)

2p .- (2sc in one loop) * 2, (2hdc in one loop) * 2, (2sc in one loop) * 2 (12)

Fasten the thread, cut. Sew on the windshield at a distance of 3sc from

friend. Embroider flare with white thread. Embroider eyebrows with black thread, sky blue embroider

details on the side and windshields (as in the photo).

Tires (wheels) -5pcs

Knit from front to back. Start with a tan color:

1 pp. -6sc into magic ring (6)

2p.-inc * 6 (12)

3p .- (sc, inc) * 6 (18)

4p .- (2sc, inc) * 6 (24)

Change thread to black:

5p .- (3sc, inc) * 6 (30)

6 pp .- (4sc, inc) * 6 (36)

7p .- (5sc, inc) * 6 (42)

8p .- (6sc, inc) * 6 (48)

9p.-osc (48)

10-11 R.-sc (48)

12 R.-Osc (48)

13 pp .- (6sc, dec) * 6 (42)

14 p .- (5sc, dec) * 6 (36)

15 p .- (4sc, dec) * 6 (30)

16 pp .- (3sc, dec) * 6 (24)

17r .- (2sc, dec) * 6 (18)

18 pp .- (sc, dec) * 6 (12)

19 R.-dec * 6 (6)

Fasten the thread, cut it, sew the hole. Embroider on the tires with a tan thread

vertical lines from 4 to 7 rows and loops on top of 7 rows (see photo)

Sew wheels to the body of the machine. The front wheels are behind the grille, the rear ones are in the corner of the rear

body parts so that the center of the wheels is above the bottom of the body.

bodywork. (see photo).

Machine wing (2 parts)

 Dark gray thread:

1 pp. -6sc into magic ring (6)

2p.-inc * 6 (12)

3R.-sc (12)

4p .- (5sc, inc) * 2 (14)

5-64R.-sc (14)

65r .- (5sc, dec) * 2 (12)

66R.-dec * 6 (6)

Fasten the thread, cut it off.

To make the wings flat, ask around with a dark gray thread at a distance of 1sc from

edges. (see photo) .Sew wings on both sides of the machine body at a distance of 2sc from

wheels.

Headlight (2pcs)

It consists of two parts: the front part is white and the back is ruby ​​red.

Front end (white thread):

1 pp. -6sc into magic ring (6)

2p.-inc * 6 (12)

3p.-white: (sc, inc) * 3, change the thread to sky blue and continue: (sc, inc) * 3 (18)

4p.-9sc white thread and 9sc sky blue (18)

Fasten, cut the thread.

Back (ruby red thread):

1 pp. -6sc into magic ring (6)

2p.-inc * 6 (12)

3p .- (sc, inc) * 6 (18)

4-7R.-sc (18)

Connect both parts with 2 rows of sc with ruby ​​red thread.

knit. Sew the headlights to the front of the machine, embroider details sky blue

thread (see photo).

Horn

Dark gray:

1 pp. -5sc into magic ring (5)

2p.-inc * 5 (10)

3p .- (sc, inc) * 5 (15)

4R.-sc (15)

5p .- (sc, dec) * 5 (10)

6p .- (3sc, dec) * 2 (8)

Change color to tan:

7-10R.-sc (8)

11 R.-inc * 8 (16)

12-13 R.-sc (16)

Fasten, cut the thread. Fill with filler only until the 6th row and with a needle

close the hole at the level of the 6th row (so that the filler remains inside).

horn at half height of the front left side frame.

Bumper (2 parts)

Silver thread:

1 pp. -5sc into magic ring (5)

2p.-inc * 5 (10)

3-28R.-sc (10)

29R.-dec * 5 (5)

Fasten and cut the thread. Close the hole. Sew the bumpers to the front and rear.

car body, making stitches only at the ends of the bumper (see photo)

Mirror (2 parts)

The mirror consists of 3 parts: the front is white, the rear is silver and the mirror holder is silver.

The front of the mirror.

White thread:

1 pp. -6sc into magic ring (6)

2p.-inc * 6 (12)

3p.-white: (sc, inc) * 3, change to a sky-blue thread and continue: (sc, inc) * 3 (18)

4p.-9sc white, 9sc sky blue.

Fasten the thread, cut it off.

The back of the mirror.

silver thread:

1 pp. -6sc into magic ring (6)

2p.-inc * 6 (12)

3p .- (sc, inc) * 6 (18)

4R.-sc (18)

Connect the parts in 2 rows of silver sc. Stuff in the knitting process.

Mirror holder.

Silver thread:

1 pp. -6sc into magic ring (6)

2-7p.-sc (6)

Fasten, cut the thread. Fill in. Sew open hole to the center of the back.

mirrors. Attach both mirrors to the machine body between the front window frame and

case (see photo).

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