In the short time since he came onto the screen, cute Baby Yoda has become one of the most beloved characters among both children and diehard fans. What better way to celebrate this lovable scamp than to crochet him? Here you will also find a pattern for Baby Yoda Space Pod – his adorable accessory. A link to the free pattern is below photos.
Hatching Alien Free Crochet Pattern
This will guy will be a perfect gift for any occasion, especially for the approaching Easter season. Not only kids will be happy to receive such an original Easter egg, but grown-up Star Wars fans will be overjoyed as well. The finished Alien measures 6.5″ tall and the spaceship is 8″.
Skills: Easy Designer: Kayte-Did’s
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Baby Yoda Space Pod Free Crochet Pattern
Here is a pattern for Baby Yoda and his space pod. This is a super easy pattern, so do, or just do. There is no try. Yarn scraps are almost entirely sufficient to make this and buy your way into the heart of literally EVERYONE. Although, we know that deep down inside you’re a fan too, and you’d love to crochet this for yourself as well. Go ahead! Have a ball and enjoy.
Skills: Easy Designer: Ami Amour
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Amigurumi Baby Yoda
This Baby Yoda is perfectly sized for holding with your hand and to travel to any galaxy, far, far away or nearby. However, it’s still big enough to be an easy item to make without a microscope.
Skills: Easy Designer: Hello Happy
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Precious I Am Free Crochet Pattern
Here us a larger Yoda-inspired doll that is 16 1/2 inches tall. That puts it at pretty much natural size. Not bad, eh? 30 mm safety eyes were used to give this character lots of character and expression..
Skills: Easy Designer: Melinda Kindley
Baby Yoda Free Crochet Pattern
The Force is strong in this one as well. Do, or do…. well, just do. It’s easy and fun. He has a removable robe, which makes him even more fun for kids. The pattern is also very easy to work up, so that if you want to involve your kids in the craft, this will be a great start.
Skills: Easy Designer: Melinda Kindley
Baby Yoda Free Crochet Pattern
Crochet, you must learn crochet! Here is a great beginner pattern for Star Wars fans. He also has an easy to do, removable robe. That, and he’s cute as all heck with all the stops out. These baby Yodas are irresistible.
Skills: Easy Designer: LarissaMaced – @beefriendscrochet
Baby Yoda Ornament Free Crochet Pattern
While Christmas is long since past, there is no reason you can’t prepare for next year. You can also hang these out and about the house for whimsy. It’s true, this particular Baby Yoda is a Christmas ornament, but there’s no reason he can’t grace just about everything else. Baby Yoda, he’s not just for Christmas, he’s for life.
Skills: Easy Designer: Spin a Yarn Crochet
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The Child Baby Yoda Free Crochet Pattern
You can never have too many Yodas around the house, so here are more. This one has his little bowl and is just standing there with his sad puppy eyes wanting to give him some food. Awwww! How cute!
You must crochet, what has been patterned…
Skills: Easy Designer: Hooked on Fandom
Amigurumi Yoda Free Crochet Pattern
Here is another amigurumi Yoda, this one free-standing, with a very well done robe. This too would be greatly appreciated by any saga fan. It could also be a loot bag stuffer for a birthday party, the pattern is that easy. Great stuff!
Skills: Easy Designer: Amigurinos softies
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Space Pod Baby Yoda Free Crochet Pattern
Do not forget about the little space pod. While, of course, it’s meant for the adorable bat-eared little alien, there is no reason you can’t use the Space Pod pattern for any tiny amigurumi project.
Skills: Easy Designer: Amigurinos softies
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Baby Yoda
Skills: Easy Designer: octoberin_thechair
5 comments
These are adorable!
These are so cute! Great job!
Your designs are great and very creative.
Very cute! I want to do a bee and butterfly!!
My favorite is still the free pattern by minascraft! Hopefully will make it and the on3 on here with cheedks in feb or march 🙂