Free Crochet Patterns for Toys

I used to love the dolls and toys my mom would make for me when I was a kid. I still have the Strawberry Shortcake she made for me one year. I don’t even remember getting it so I must have been pretty young. Crochet toys are great because you can make them for a child of any age, including babies, because they are so soft and washable. If you are looking to make some crochet toys, here are 10 free crochet patterns for toys to inspire you.

10 Free Crochet Patterns for Toys

If you have a My Little Pony Fan, they are going to love this My Little Pony pattern from Knit One Awe Some. She shows different ways to alter it to create all of your child’s favorite My Little Pony friends.

Do you have a little Doctor in training? This Crochet Stethoscope from The Craft Frog is an ingenious idea to make for them! I have never seen anything like it. Looks like it would be pretty easy and fast to make, too. Here is a crochet Doctor’s mask and bandage as well from Crochet N Play.

If you enjoy making play food for your kiddo, this Fruit Basket pattern from DROPS Design might be great to consider making. It includes the pattern for all the fruit plus the basket itself. How fun!

Lion Brand Yarns has a great pattern for a baby toy on their site. Make this Crochet Stackable Rings for the little one you know and they will love it.

This Rainbow Fish Game pattern from Niccupp Crochet is so awesome. It lets your child go “fishing with magnets attached inside the toy in a basket that folds up for easy storage.

This Penguin Bowling game from Bitter Sweet is perfect to make for a quiet indoor game this winter. Great for kids of all ages.

Big pillow pals are always a big hit with kids and this Turtle Pillow Pal pattern from Red Heart Yarns is awesome.

Don’t forget about the littlest ones when making free toy crochet projects. This Taggie Hedgehog pattern is really cute and it’s from One Dog Woof.

Dedri at Look What I Made has come up with an awesome pattern for a Digger/Loader. I just love this pattern for kids who are really into big machinery!

Finally, for Frozen fans, here is a Anna doll pattern from Becky Ann Smith on Ravelry.

There are so many great projects here! Which one are you excited to make?