These Desk Buddy Free Crochet Patterns help to keep your stuff in place and look great on your desk too! Do check.
All the patterns here uses the crochet knowledge of beginners to advance level. So, the list is a mix of all the type of crocheters. Choose your best buddy for yourself and your stuff!
Desk Buddy Free Crochet Patterns
1. Bunny Desk Buddy Crochet Pattern
This bunny desk buddy by Yarn Society is a no-sewing, no-stuffing pattern, crocheted with advanced beginner crochet level methods.
2. Frog Desk Buddy
Bring a color of charm while organizing your stuff well on your work desk with this frog buddy! It is worked in continuous rounds with no join rounds. By Yarn Society.
3. Doggie Desk Buddy
This one is around 2 inches tall, crocheted with a mix of sc, st, sts, inc, dec, ch, hdc, r1, and flo crochet techniques. Yarn Society holds the credit for the creation.
4. Kitty Desk Buddy
Yarn Society crafters used advanced beginner/intermediate US crochet techniques and methods to design this. You can read the details for more.
5. Dinosaur Desk Organizer
How about this Dinosaur desk organizer by Carrine Ng? It has side baskets, and middle compartments for storing various stuff – be it crochet supplies or other study related stationery.
6. Llama Desk Organizer Basket
This one will add a touch of cuteness to your workspace for sure. Do check Carrine Ng’s Ravelry page to know its crocheting details and other uses.
7. Freebie Owl Buddy
Your Freebie owl desk buddy will keep hold of your eyeglasses reminding you they are safe with him day and night. Myfingersfly shared its free details.
8. Bunny Buddies
These bunny buddies require you to be skilled in ch, ss, sc, inc, dec, and dc. Apart from these, Joanne Loh uses some specific stitches and supplies to design these. Do Check!
9. Pineapple Desk Buddy
Chelsea’s pineapple desk buddy is a must have in your kids list. Its base is yellow and circular with green pencil toppers. It looks like a real fruit.
10. Cute Elephant Buddy
For this pattern you will have to work with turning chain, chain stitch, slip stitch, single crochet, double crochet, increasing, and decreasing along with a few basic other things. Do check what the Colours and Stitches crafter has mentioned!
