Beyond its lovely appearance, this crochet pork noodle pan has many uses. It's perfect as a small decorative item to brighten up any space like your desk or shelf. Because it's lightweight and compact, you can also turn it into a keychain or a bag charm. Additionally, this crochet piece makes a thoughtful handmade gift or a special addition to a collection of miniature crochet foods. It's a fun and creative way to share joy with others.

The Free Crochet Pork Noodle Pan Pattern from Aichi why offers a simple, charming, and versatile project. It's a great project to try when you want to create something cute, practical, and full of personality for yourself or as a gift for someone special.        

Pork Noodle Pan Amigurumi Crochet Pattern

Welcome to this charming crochet pattern where you will create a delightful Pork Noodle Pan amigurumi. This project uses soft "Baby" yarn and a small 2.0 mm crochet hook to capture adorable details-from the light pink pan base and yellow noodles to the cute pig ears and garnishing accents. This amigurumi is perfect as a gift or a decorative collectible, and it features detailed texturing on the noodles and charming toppings. Follow this well-structured pattern to achieve a professional, neat finish.

Quick Overview Of Pattern

• Crochet a rounded pan base in light pink yarn, working increases and textured stitches.
• Create the noodles using yellow yarn by working in rounds and adding noodles' characteristic texture.
• Make the pan handle separately and attach it firmly.
• Craft colorful spicy garnishes using simple crochet loops and small pig ears with layered stitches.
• Add an embroidered or glued face for personality.

Notes

• Work with a small 2.0 mm hook for fine stitches and accurate shaping.
• Use "Baby" yarn or similar soft yarn for smooth texture.
• Maintain consistent tension to keep amigurumi firm but flexible.
• Stuff lightly with fiberfill to maintain shape without distorting stitches.
• Yarn ends should be securely woven in to avoid unraveling.
• Blocking is optional but can improve shaping, especially for ears and pan base.

Skill Level

Intermediate
This pattern involves working in continuous rounds, increasing techniques, working in back loop only (BLO) and front loop only (FLO), color changes, and attaching multiple parts.

Materials

• "Baby" yarn or lightweight yarn in:
  • Light pink (pan base and handle)
  • Yellow (noodles)
  • Pink, orange, and green (for garnishes/spices)
• Crochet hook size 2.0 mm
• Fiberfill or amigurumi stuffing
• Tapestry needle
• Safety eyes or black embroidery floss for face
• Fabric glue (optional for face attachments)
• Scissors

Measurements / Sizing

• Pan base diameter approximately 8-9 cm (3.1-3.5 inches)
• Noodles fit within pan base, roughly same diameter
• Pan handle length approximately 6 cm (2.4 inches)
• Finished Pork Noodle Pan height about 7-8 cm (2.7-3.1 inches), width 9 cm (3.5 inches)

Gauge

Gauge is not critical but try to emulate tight stitches to hold stuffing firmly:

• 25 single crochets and 30 rows = 10 cm square (measured loosely).

Stitch Abbreviations

Abbreviation	Full Name	Description
ch	Chain	Create foundation loop or turning chain
sc	Single Crochet	Insert hook, yarn over, pull through both loops
dc	Double Crochet	Yarn over, insert hook, pull through two loops twice
inc	Increase	Work 2 stitches in one stitch
dec	Decrease	Single crochet decrease; combine two stitches into one
BLO	Back Loop Only	Crochet through back loop of stitch only
FLO	Front Loop Only	Crochet through front loop of stitch only
sl st	Slip Stitch	Join or move stitches without height
MR	Magic Ring	Adjustable ring to start crochet in rounds

Special Stitches

• Back Loop Only (BLO): Used for texture contrast in crochet rounds.
• Front Loop Only (FLO): Create ridges contrasting to BLO rounds.

The Crochet Pattern!

Part 1: Pan Base (Light Pink Yarn)

Row 1:

• Begin with a Magic Ring (MR).
• Work 8 single crochets (sc) into the ring.
• Pull ring tight and join round.

Row 2:

• Work 2 single crochets (inc) in each stitch (increase round).
• Total stitches: 16.

Row 3:

• 1 single crochet (sc), 1 increase (inc): repeat 8 times.
• Total stitches: 24.

Row 4:

• 2 single crochets (sc), 1 increase (inc): repeat 8 times.
• Total stitches: 32.

Row 5:

• 3 single crochets (sc), 1 increase (inc): repeat 8 times.
• Total stitches: 40.

Row 6:

• Crochet 40 single crochets working in Back Loop Only (BLO) to add texture.

Rows 7-12:

• Work 40 single crochets (sc) in each row.

Row 13:

• Work 40 single crochets (sc) in Front Loop Only (FLO).
• Fasten off and weave ends.

Part 2: Noodles (Yellow Yarn)

Row 1:

• Begin with a Magic Ring (MR).
• Work 8 single crochets (sc) into ring.
• Join round.

Row 2:

• Work in BLO, increasing every stitch for total of 16 stitches.

Row 3:

• 1 sc, 1 increase (inc) repeat 8 times in BLO.
• Total stitches: 24.

Row 4:

• 2 sc, 1 inc repeat 8 times in BLO.
• Total stitches: 32.

Row 5:

• 3 sc, 1 inc repeat 8 times in BLO.
• Total stitches: 40.

Noodle Texture:

• Working into the remaining Front Loops (FLO) across all rows:
• Join yarn. Chain 3, then work 1 single crochet (sc) in the next stitch.
• Repeat this chain 3 and 1 sc sequence around entire rounds to create a looped texture reminiscent of noodles (like a ridged surface).
• Fasten off and weave ends.

Part 3: Pan Handle (Pink Yarn)

Row 1:

• Make a Magic Ring (MR).
• Work 6 single crochets (sc) into ring.

Row 2:

• Work 6 increases (inc); 2 sc in every stitch.
• Total stitches: 12.

Row 3:

• Work 12 single crochets (sc) evenly.

Row 4:

• 2 single crochets (sc), 1 decrease (dec) repeat 3 times.
• Total stitches: 9.

Rows 5-6:

• Work 9 single crochets (sc) in each row.
• Stuff lightly with fiberfill.
• Fasten off and leave yarn tail for sewing.

Part 4: Details (Toppings & Face)

Spices/Garnishes:

• Using pink, orange, and green yarn, chain 3.
• Slip stitch into the first chain to form a small loop.
• Make multiple such loops mimicking garnishes or spice clusters.
• Sew or attach these loops onto the noodles at various points to simulate herbs and toppings.

Pig Ears:

• Chain 4.
• Starting from the second chain from hook:
  • 1 single crochet (sc)
  • 1 half double crochet (hdc)
  • 1 double crochet (dc)
• Fasten off and secure yarn tail.
• Sew ears on the pan body symmetrically.

Face:

• Securely glue or sew on small safety eyes or embroider eyes with black yarn/floss.
• Apply a sewn or glued small nose onto the pan's surface for expression.

Assembly & Finished Size

• Attach the noodles securely into the pan base opening.
• Sew the stuffed pan handle to the pan's side firmly.
• Add garnishes and ears where desired.
• Position the face elements carefully for a charming expression.
• The finished amigurumi pan measures about 8-9 cm in diameter (3.1-3.5 inches) and 7-8 cm tall including handle, a perfect size for display or as a cute gift.

Conclusion and Ending Words

Thank you for choosing this Pork Noodle Pan amigurumi crochet pattern. This project combines rounded shaping, looped surface texturing, and detail work that bring playful character to your creations. With attention to stitch techniques and careful assembly, your finished piece will be a delightful, soft sculpture embodying warmth and whimsy. Customize yarn colors or garnish placement for your unique version. Happy crocheting and enjoy crafting this tasty-looking amigurumi!