Toy Boat – Knitting Pattern
This cute toy boat pattern was created by Kimberly Chapman. Find the free pattern here: link
524 free Free Knitted Toy Patterns knitting patterns
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What is Amigurumi?
Amigurumi refers to the Japanese art of knitting or crocheting small anthropomorphic creatures or stuffed animals. Typically amigurumi refers to animals or any inanimate object endowed with anthropomorphic features. Knitted amigurumi animals are all about cuteness. Typical amigurumi animals have an over-sized spherical head on a cylindrical body with undersized extremities.
Here you will find all free amigurumi knitting patterns to make as well as traditional free toy knitting patterns. We hope you enjoy all the free patterns and make some wonderful little friends to keep and also give away as gifts!
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Baby Frank the Goat
Lovely Baby Frank the Goat is a pattern designed by Kimberly Chapman. This pattern creates a small, playful goat toy, soft and full of character. The design is mostly worked in the round, with shaping techniques used to form the body, head, horns, ears, legs, and tail, giving it a stable 3D form. The body…
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Flopsy Bear
Cute flopsy bear pattern designed by Kimberly Chapman. Flopsy bear is a soft toy with floppy limbs and an articulated head. The pattern uses several intermediate/advanced techniques, such as short rows, double-pointed needles, and curved tubes. Find the free pattern here: link This pattern creates a cuddly teddy bear with floppy limbs and a head…
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Mushroom – Big
This big friendly knitted mushroom pattern was created by Kimberly Chapman. This pattern knits a whimsical mushroom toy with a rounded cap and a sturdy stem. The cap is shaped somewhat like a yarn‑ball variation — worked in segments, then stuffed and cinched from underneath to flatten the bottom and give the cap its characteristic…
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Caterpillar
This fun and colorful caterpillar was created by Kimberly Chapman. This pattern creates a colorful, segmented caterpillar toy made up of small knitted “balls” joined together to form a flexible, playful body. Each segment is worked in the round, increasing and decreasing to create a round shape, and stuffed as you go to keep the…
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Coiled Snake
Create this coiled snake designed by Kimberly Chapman. This pattern creates a soft, coiling snake toy that naturally curls into spirals, perfect for draping or displaying. The body is knitted as a long tube that automatically coils as you work, without extra shaping. After knitting the tube to the desired length, the head is shaped…
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Corn
A cute little corn with his green outer casing created by Kimberly Chapman. This pattern creates a playful knitted ear of corn, featuring a bright yellow “cob” and soft green leaves that wrap around it. The cob is worked in the round, gradually increasing to form a plump, rounded shape and tapering at the base,…
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The Thing Peep
The Thing Peep is a scary pattern by Shar at the Knitty Cat. Find the free pattern at The Knitty Cat.