It’s time for something a little different for block number 19 of the Minecraft crochet block series, and I have opted to make something from the new Minecraft Legends series – A Piglin!.

I also have an idea for some golem themed crochet blocks so keep an eye out for these coming soon.

These crochet Minecraft blocks make perfect gifts for Minecraft fans, and look great as room decorations.

You can also join a number of the crochet Minecraft block fronts to make a blanket – a blog post on this will be coming soon.

Previous Crochet Corner To Corner Minecraft Block Makes include:

TNT Minecraft Block, Emerald Ore Block, Magma Block, Chest Block, Redstone Ore Block, Diamond Ore Block, Pumpkin Head, Glass Block, Axolotl Block, Ghast Block, Slime Block, Rabbit Block.

• For all Minecraft Crochet Corner To Corner block makes check out the crochet Minecraft Blocks section on this page.

Other Minecraft Makes:

• Crochet Minecraft Makes including pencil cases, blankets and soft toys can be found here.

• Cross stitch Minecraft makes including 2d and 3d blocks can be found here.

Minecraft Crochet Corner To Corner Piglin Block Pattern:

• Size: 17x17cm.

• DK Wool.

• Made using a 3.5mm crochet hook (if you want a bigger cube, you can use a bigger crochet hook, or smaller hook for a smaller cube).

• Uses half treble(UK)/half double(US) corner to corner crochet, A ‘How To’ for half treble(UK)/half double(US) corner to corner crochet is available here.

Special Stitches:

Mini Bobble (B):

B: Ch2, [(yo, insert hook, yo, pull up, yo, pull through 2 loops) x2, yo, pull through all loops], htr(UK)/hdc(US), [(yo, insert hook, yo, pull up, yo, pull through 2 loops) x2, yo, pull through all loops].

Minecraft Crochet Corner To Corner Piglin Block Pattern: Assembly

• Once you have made the 6 sides sew the pieces together down the sides, you can use a piece of foam or stuffing to fill the cube. Make sure you place stuffing into the snout section so it really stands out. If using a cube sew the pieces together around it, if your using stuffing sew all the sides together but leave a 10cm gap so you can then put the stuffing in then sew the gap closed.
• Sew the ears onto each side of the block, placed in the middle of the block and 2 rows down from the top edge. Sew along the top edge of the ear (along the front edge then the back) to secure to the block.