🦁 The Lion Wild – Crochet Pattern PDF | Safari Animal Amigurumi | Walker’s Wilds Original
 
Skill Level: Intermediate
Includes sewing for assembly
 
Meet The Lion Wild – a brave little buddy with a big heart and an even bigger mane. This original amigurumi crochet pattern is part of the Original Walker’s Wilds collection—soft, soulful creatures stitched for healing, remembrance, or anyone who needs a comforting companion.
 
With his rounded snout, gentle eyes, and a wild, textured mane that’s full of personality, The Lion Wild is both strong and snuggly. This pattern is perfect for gifting to courageous little ones, decorating a nursery, or stitching through moments of reflection and love.
 
Thoughtfully designed for intermediate crocheters, the pattern includes clear step-by-step instructions, progress photos, and helpful assembly tips to guide you through each stitch.
 
🧶 You’ll Receive:
 ✔️ A downloadable, print-ready PDF
 ✔️ Step-by-step written instructions
 ✔️ Materials list & finished measurements
 ✔️ Abbreviations & special stitches explained
 ✔️ Assembly tips for a polished result
 
Pattern Details:
 • Finished Size: Approx. 20-22 inches tall (depending on tension and materials)
 • Recommended Yarn: Super Bulky #6 weight
 • Hook Sizes: 7mm and 8mm
 • Requires: Stuffing, safety eyes (or embroidery thread), yarn needle
 • Format: Digital PDF download – English, US terms
 
🧡 About Walker’s Wilds
 Created by Amanda Woo, each pattern is a tribute to the little wild ones we hold in heart. The Original Wilds collection was born in memory and made for comfort—crafted with care for anyone on a journey through love, loss, and the healing power of handmade art. Proceeds support Walker’s Wilds, a nonprofit dedicated to nurturing healing through creativity.
 
You may sell finished items made from this pattern—with credit to @walkerswilds appreciated.
 
📩 Instant Download
 No physical product will be shipped. Your PDF will be available for download after purchase.
 
Need help or have questions? I’m here—email amanda@walkerswilds.com