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Discover our fantastic collection of 450+ free crochet amigurumi patterns! What you will find here is a wide variety of amigurumi animals, characters, and cute toys ready to melt your heart right away. Our selection includes free patterns for beginner crocheters as well as intermediate crafters. Accompanied by step-by-step instructions, they will guide you through the process of creating adorable plushies and intricate figurines.

Amigurumi, the Japanese art of crocheting yarn creatures, has become a beloved part of the crafting world. These endearing crochet stuffed toys make great gift ideas, cool collectible items, or charming room decor. Our collection of amigurumi crochet patterns features designs for both kids and those young at heart. Here, you will find everything from traditional teddy bears to complex little dolls or favorite pop culture characters.

Looking for a specific amigurumi pattern? Use our filter options to find easy amigurumi crochet patterns, Christmas-themed designs for heartfelt gifts, or spooky Halloween crochet ideas. Our collection keeps growing with new designs straight from talented artists, so you won’t miss a great pattern. Start exploring free patterns and let one of these adorable amigurumi creations come to life today!

You may also like these pattern collections: Appliques, Basket, Cardigan

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Two crocheted amigurumi animal dolls in overalls, one pink and the other gray, both featuring curly hair and bows. Close-up views highlight their hedgehog-like faces and textured hair. Perfect for those seeking a free crochet pattern to create these charming creatures!

Amigurumi Hedgehogs

This adorable amigurumi hedgehog will make the perfect toy for your kids! With its cute look and spiky charm, it’s sure to bring smiles all around.

Two crocheted poodle toys, crafted from a free pattern, sit charmingly on a chair and floor—one pink adorned with a polka dot bow, the other blue featuring a striped bow.

Pomp a Poodle Amigurumi

This crochet poodle is a fun, fluffy project that’s sure to make everyone smile! With its cute pom-pom fur details, it’s a charming addition to softie collection and a loyal playtime companion.

A small crocheted gray mouse, crafted with an amigurumi crochet pattern, sleeps under a blue blanket beside a pink heart on a white fluffy surface.

Sleeping Baby Mouse Amigurumi

Incredibly small and full of charm, this adorable crochet baby mouse amigurumi will make a great addition to your kids' playtime.

Crocheted mice don pink and blue outfits, posed with yarn balls and a crocheted baby mouse, embodying the Mommy Mouse amigurumi style. Cozy setting with warm lights and heart decorations adds charm to this crochet pattern scene.

Lisa the Mommy Mouse Amigurumi

Meet Mommy Mouse and her adorable family! This crochet pattern lets you create a sweet little mouse family, perfect for gifts, playtime, or decoration.

Two views of a small, Lying Kitten Amigurumi with pink ears and a bow on its tail. The crocheted cat rests on a wooden surface, with close-up showing hand for scale.

Lying Kitten Amigurumi

This adorable crochet kitten is the perfect play companion! With its sweet, lying pose, it’s a must-have for cat lovers of all ages.

FAQ - Free Amigurumi Patterns

Learn more about amigurumi crochet patterns by reading our answers to frequently asked questions.

1. What is the easiest amigurumi pattern for beginners?

If you’re looking for easy and beginner-friendly amigurumi patterns, search for designs with simple shapes that don’t require a lot of shaping or sewing. The best option is no-sew amigurumi patterns because they are made in one piece. Sphere or cube-shaped amigurumi, like Hanna the Cat or Cube Puppy Dog, are also great for beginners as they require minimal shaping.

The best yarn for amigurumi is cotton, acrylic, or cotton-blend yarn. This type of yarn ensures a smooth texture and good stitch definition. The most popular yarn choices for amigurumi include YarnArt Jeans and Schachenmayr Catania. Medium (worsted) or lightweight (sport) yarn weights are ideal, as they give your crochet work structure without being too bulky.

Generally, amigurumi patterns call for smaller crochet hooks, like 2.5 mm to 4 mm. A smaller hook creates tighter stitches that prevent stuffing from showing through. The exact size will depend on the yarn weight and the pattern, so always refer to the suggested materials given in the pattern.

The most common problem when crocheting amigurumi is uneven tension or miscounted stitches. Try to even out the tension while working your stitches, but be sure to keep them tight so the stuffing doesn’t peek through. Your technique will get better with every next project. You may also use stitch markers. They will help you count your stitches and keep track of where you are.

Most amigurumi projects are stuffed with polyester fiberfill (toy stuffing) since it is lightweight, washable, and easy to mold. For an eco-friendly alternative, consider filling your plushies with yarn scrap left in your stash.

Most amigurumi patterns for beginners show step-by-step instructions for stitching together particular elements using a yarn needle. Pinning parts into place before sewing will help ensure symmetry. For this, use round-head sewing pins.