Make a Huggable Crochet Toy!

Here are 10 fabulous free patterns to make a huggable crochet toy. These are perfect for you to crochet for your Littles 🙂 or for yourself…I am fortunate I have someone to make these for – otherwise I might have a hidden stash of crochet toys, as well as yarn!

I have crocheted Emma’s Crochet Giraffe – three times now; it was a CAL project for Jen’s group (Jam Made) during the summer of 2013. It is a fabulous pattern and when I worked it in Worsted Weight Yarn it gives you a huggable softie. My daughter adors hers and it still has a place on her bed and as one of her ‘favorites’ today (2023).

Blue Bear is on my list to crochet for Drew – and I love what Vanja has done with the pattern – she provides instructions on how to convert the bear into other animals in this post Blue Bear Friends. You can convert the bear into a bunny, a puppy, a kitten and a koala.

Hermione the Unicorn is another one on Darla’s list. She loves horses and is fascinated by Unicorns now (2013). I feel it is only fair I make her one of those since I made one of Dawn’s patterns (the lion) for Drew earlier this year 🙂

To be honest, each of these already has a place on my endless Crochet Bucket List and one day I hope to find time to crochet them all!

Which of these Huggable Crochet Friends is your favorite?

I hope you enjoy these free patterns.

Huggable Crochet Friends Free Patterns

All photos are the credit of the Designers specified in the individual pattern links.

These crocheted toys are perfect for giving to your little one - or keeping and cuddling yourself! Check out these 10 huggable crochet toy patterns! PS: they're all free crochet patterns! #crochet #crochettoys #huggabletoys #craftlovers #diy #familyfun
  1. My Free Hobbes Pattern – Ann Stiver-Balla
  2. Extra Large Monkey – Sharon Ojala (Amigurumi To Go)
  3. Hello Kitty – Kelly Powell (The Summer Opossum)
  4. Lil’ Classic Teddy – Rachel Hoe (Little Yarn Friends)
  5. Amineko Crocheted Cat – Nekoyama
  6. Crochet Giraffe – Emma Dent (I Love Buttons by Emma)
  7. Blue Bear – Vanja G (Amigurumi BB)
  8. Granny Square Kitty Cat Softie – Julie Harrison (Little Woolie Blog)
  9. Hermione the Unicorn – Dawn Toussaint
  10. Monty Moo – Anna Beckett (A Bunch of Buttons)

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These crocheted toys are perfect for giving to your little one – or keeping and cuddling yourself! Check out these 10 huggable crochet toy patterns! PS: they’re all free crochet patterns! #crochet #crochettoys #huggabletoys #craftlovers #diy #familyfun

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  1. Hi Angie, It sounds like you need to stuff the neck of the cow more. When it’s understuffed it will flatten quicker and not hold the rest of the head up. I would strengthen the cow neck by adding more stuffing (or firmer stuffing). Hope this helps. Rhondda

  2. I actually made the cow in this set for my new grand baby as her nursery theme is a farm theme!