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Wiggly, wonderful & weird! These Unique Worm Free Crochet Patterns are just ridiculously cute! Check out all the designs in this list!
Turn your yarn stash into something creative and incredibly unique with these free patterns. This curated list is filled with worm-shaped keyrings, decor, plushies, and so much more. Get a peek!
Unique Worm Free Crochet Patterns
1. Night Garden Charms
Don’t leave your crochet worm all alone; make it some friends to play with. With the Yarnspirations pattern, you will be able to make a colorful bat and a ladybug. Any intermediate-level crafter can make these charms in no time.
2. Worry Worms
You only need to know 3 types of crochet stitches to be able to make this pattern by yourself: dc, tr, and htr. Marianna’s Lazy Daisy Days has designed these worry worms specifically to help people cope with anxiety and stress.
3. Crochet Worm Pattern
Luna Crochet Designs (a.k.a. Luna the Ladybird) will teach you how to create these lovely fidget toys using any anti-pilling DK weight yarn, a 4 mm hook, and safety eyes. Watch the complete, step-by-step tutorial to learn how to get the coiled structure in a few simple steps.
4. Worm Rattle
How do these baby rattles look? Well, you can make them just at home. Take a look at lilleliis’ pattern to learn everything that you need to know. Create them in any combination of colors you want and watch how your newborn absolutely falls in love with it!
5. Worm Finger Puppet
Divina Rocco has come up with the most creative way to use up all your leftover yarn stash. All you need is colorful aran-weight yarn, a 4.5 mm crochet hook, and some googly eyes. Make a bunch and distribute them among your friends.
6. Pumpkin Worm
Meet Pippin! He is a little guy with a coiled orange body and a little pumpkin-shaped head. You can easily turn May’s pattern into a keychain and gift him to your loved ones as a lovely, thoughtful gesture. Don’t worry, he won’t pinch!
7. Ghost Worm
Introduce Pippin to Hailey. She is a mini ghost worm, and they both will be the best buddies, especially during the Halloween season. The kids will love taking them out for trick-or-treating. May will help you make her, too.
8. Bunny Worms
Halloween is covered, but what about Easter? Seems like May has got your back for every occasion! Take a look at these bunny-themed worm patterns that also wear little string bows over their ears to look even more adorable. A pastel color palette is perfect for this project.
9. Worm Tenna
Toothpaste Dragon’s Worm Tenna pattern is inspired by the upcoming indie game Deltarune. This limbless, worm-like creature is quite goofy and a little bit spooky to look at. If you are a fan, then here is your chance to make one for yourself!
10. Apple Worm
Ever thought of keeping worm-infected apples? No, right? Well, once you take a look at Olena’s crochet pattern, you will surely want to change your mind. Use it as a coaster or embellishment; it will look equally enticing!
11. Labyrinth Worm Amigurumi
Caroline Lord’s amigurumi pattern has a unique take on William the tea-drinking worm from the movie Labyrinth. It has big googly eyes, a thick orange scarf, and unkempt blue hair. And if the film holds a special place in your heart, too, then make this little guy yours today!
12. Destiny 2 Hive Worm
Milk cotton yarn, some glow-in-the-dark yarn in light green, pipe cleaners, scissors, and a 3.5 mm hook are all you need. This magical worm creature is inspired by the role-playing game Destiny. Take a look at Anteaterlovescrochet Blog’s tutorial to learn more!
13. Marcus the Worm VR
Try this Marcus from Just Stitched. He is approx 8.5 inches tall once finished. Use a 3.5 mm hook, worsted-weight yarn, pipe cleaners, and polyfill stuffing. This is a fun, playful pattern that any advanced-level crocheter can try.
14. Jar Cover with Worm
Kitty’s Kreations Boutique recommends using DK fine-weight yarn with two different hook sizes for this pattern. A magic circle, sc, dc, hdc, and sc2tog type stitches will help you get the most accurate results.
15. Bookworm Doll
Sara Sabry’s bookworm is a bit different than the others. It is a literal worm wearing glasses and a pretty white ruffled dress. The best part is that you can make multiple hats and dress her up every day! Isn’t that so creative?
16. Worm Book Ends
If the bookworms fascinated you, then you have to make something matching as well, right? So here’s a DIY book end pattern that will go perfectly together. It even wears a little graduation cap and matching glasses. Keep your favorite books nicely decorated with Nicole Riley’s pattern.
17. Worry Worm Charm
Use a 3.5 mm crochet hook and any aran-weight yarn with a wooden smiley bead, and you will get this cutesy worry worm charm! Fiona Wilkinson’s pattern will be about 13 cm high once finished, and you can easily carry it around wherever you go.
