These Crochet Swaddled Toys Free Patterns can significantly transition your decor. Plus, they’re a meaningful present for pregnant couples!
Swaddled toys are worth it for engaging tiny toddlers and kids, especially when their mothers are occupied with other things. So, check out these adorable DIY options!
Crochet Swaddled Toys Free Patterns
1. Baby Doll Swaddle
Everything about this crochet doll in a swaddle is mentioned on Valentyna Pylypovych’s Ravelry page. Do check it out! Overall, the pattern is unique and adorable!
2. Nativity Set Baby Jesus
Ankita Palit made this Baby Jesus; the details and the final output are eye-catching. Refer to the beginner-friendly video to own this amigurumi doll.
3. Granny Baby
This swaddled baby is stitched with a solid granny square technique with a gauge of 4 stitches and 2 rows. It is 16 cm in size. Gabriela Abrazables designed it!
4. Catnap Kitties
Catnap kitties are pleasurable to make and good additions to your crochet collection. Their cuteness is undeniable. Jade worked them in one piece using scrap yarn!
5. Mini Baby Doll
Brooke Rabideau’s creation really stands out and mimics a real-life view. It’s a thoughtful creation! This mini baby doll uses basic crochet stitches, and there are instructions for the entire family. Scroll down for them!
6. Swaddle Babies
These swaddled toys look more like Japanese kokeshi dolls. To make them, you have to work without sewing. Pretty nice! The crocheter Jade called this project a stash buster! Know why?
7. Cute Baby Doll
It is a charming project by Marta Sipos, explained on her YouTube channel – HorgoladaDesign. These tiny crocheted swaddled baby dolls are perfect for gifting those little ones!
8. Tiny Baby and Carrier Set Pattern
Abigail Caple shared tiny babies with carriers and blankets wrapped in warmth! These huggable toys are irresistible! Especially when they are simple to crochet and need only the knowledge of ch, sc, dc, hdc, sc2tog, and st stitches.
9. Baby Mouse in Moses Basket
Jade’s baby mouse in basket project features a newborn mouse, Moses bed, and a leaf blanket. Your kids will love making him sleep and feed in the bed! HA!
10. Bedtime Babies
These bedtime babies would make a meaningful addition to your children’s room, making them learn to sleep early and to rise early. In this, Jade uses ch, sl st, sc, hdc, dc, inc, dec, and blo crochet stitches! Hope you are skilled in these!
11. Bitty Baby Amigurumi
Tracie Barrett’s Bitty Baby Amigurumi uses the gauge 20 stitches and 23 rows, a US E-4 crochet hook, some yarn, and basic and special crochet stitches. View the details.
12. Lil Pocket Pal
KNOTT off the Shelf’s newborn pocket-sized baby is a nice last-minute gift to crochet! It can be made quickly, referring to the exact supplies and stitches used! Try it when you are in need! HA!
13. Crochet Baby Lovey Bee
Bee Lovey Pattern is an adorable baby comforter toy. Kids like to hold and carry it because it gives off mother like warmth—secure and comfortable! You can learn its details from Swecraftcorner’s article!
14. Lala Baby Bundle of Joy
Teresa Alvarez named its toy Lala, the bundle of joy! It’s a baby in a cocoon, making its appearance whimsical and creative. Crocheted without any specific gauge using simple crochet terminology!
15. Baby Yoda Grogu
Claudia Capriotti’s YouTube tutorial on Toffoletta Design explains how to create a baby Yoda. The pattern follows a few beginner-friendly steps. It is a lovable companion to have with!
