Crochet Pocket Toys Free Patterns! They do not need much space in your surroundings, just a corner of your heart and a pint-sized area!
Make your stuffed toy collection more fun by adding these pocket toys. Each pattern used in this list is unique and whimsical.
Crochet Pocket Toys Free Patterns
1. Amigurumi Kitten
This nara_dolly’s free tutorial on Instagram is guaranteed to brighten up your day. You can use this amigurumi kitten as a keychain as well.
2. Bald Eagle Amigurumi
There is no better way to crochet a bald eagle amigurumi than Ankita Palit’s free guide. It is 3 inches in size and uses intermediate crochet stitches.
3. Minty The Tiny Mouse
Carla Mitrani Minty, the tiny mouse, is a fully customizable pattern for those who know st, ch, sl st, and sc crochet techniques. Try!
4. Pocket Pal Farm Animal Collection
This pocket pal farm animal collection is designed by DarlingMapleDesigns. It includes chicken, pig, duck, cow, and horse. You can increase or decrease the size of each one according to your preferences.
5. Pocket Duck Free Crochet Pattern
Use Jillian Hewitt’s free guide to make this trendy duck pocket buddy in a unique 2-D look. The pattern does not include any color work and can be stitched quickly.
6. No Sew Pocket Whale Buddy
These no sew pocket whales in blue color make this pattern an ideal sea creature project to gift to a thalassophile. Natasha is behind the creation.
7. Pocket Frog Free Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
This one is from yarnsociety, crocheted in round/continuous spirals with standard crochet stitches. The toy measures approximately 2.5 inches in height.
8. Free Crochet Bat Amigurumi Pattern
Want to recreate some spooky scenes from Halloween nights? Use Joey’s free amigurumi pattern to create this adorable toy with your crochet skills!
9. Crochet Tribute to Pope Francis
Crocheting a Pocket Pope means welcoming the moments of smiles and laughs on your end. Check the gauge, supplies, and techniques used by Claire Olivia to design this.
10. Crochet Spider Free Crochet Pattern
Another one from Joey! This free spider amigurumi is worked with basic and special stitches in a round, with the right side facing out.
11. Pocket Bee
Pocket bees are constructed from three types of yarn, with a gauge of 12 stitches by 10 rows. Rest, and the leftover details can be checked on Erica Townsend’s Ravelry free PDF.
12. Kirika The Pocket Unicorn
How about this cute unicorn? It is 3 inches tall and is crafted with pastel shades of yarn, making the toy a nice gift to give your little girl. By Mei Li Lee of amiguruMEI.
13. Crochet Little Axolotl
You can experiment with different colors while designing these little axolotl amigurumi toys. Skein Spider’s crafter uses their scrap yarns in this project.
14. Mini Panda
This handy tutorial by Irina Rybolovleva on a Mini Panda walks you through all the basic stitches and methods. Beginners must give it a try.
15. Make Your Own Pocket Loki
Jess Newstone’s one armed voodoo doll is a must have in your pocket sized toys. It will be great to gift the adventure lovers on your list.
16. Pocket Thor Free Crochet Pattern
This pattern utilizes a combination of ch, st, sc, sl, blo, invdec, inc, hdc, and dc to design the head, body, legs, armor, and cape of the Pocket Thor. By Jess Newstone!
