13 Free Crochet Desk Buddy Plushie Patterns for Crocheters
While you crochet anything, you must have one of these crochet desk buddy plush with you. These are super soft, cute, and quick to crochet. So, learn how to crochet a desk buddy plushie with these free crochet patterns for all skill levels. The common feature all these plushies have is that they are big and come with a stable sitting pose.
From the frog plushie to the teddy bear, My melody to Jellycat, this small list will have the best variations to choose from. Let’s get started.
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01 of 13 Crochet Cuddly Fox Plushie
Learn how to crochet a baby fox plushie sitting on four legs, also called the “Sploot,” following this tutorial. You will need 16mm for this plushie, which is quite larger than usually used for this size. But these eyes make this plushie look super cute. You can learn crocheting in 40 minutes with on-screen instructions, available, too.
Crochet the legs, arms, and body separately. You can attach the nose by cutting out a piece of felt. You will love to have it on your desk.
Fox plushie:
02 of 13 Crochet Hello Kitty Melody Plushie
Follow this tutorial to crochet the easiest My Melody plushie and big doll. This plushie will also be in a sitting pose. So, whether you crochet it as a sofa companion or shelf decoration, you are good to go. With the felt oval eyes and the mouth, you don’t need any needle sewing.
The tutor has simplified the whole design of the My Melody, especially with the low-sew body and the easy bow. You can achieve the folding of the right ear by crocheting a smaller stuffed ear. This plushie is easy and quick to crochet.
Sanrio Amigurumi:
03 of 13 Crochet Chubby Frog Plushie
This is a super cute, large, and plush version of a crochet googly eye frog. For the eyes, you will have to use the 12mm safety eyes and bulky yarn with a 5mm crochet hook. You will end up with a chubby kawaii frog finished with blush and a smile that you can sew with the chenille yarn, too.
Because it is quite large, you will have to crochet the arms, legs, and eye sockets separately. You can easily learn crocheting in less than 20 minutes. With the on-screen written instructions, crochet this plushie as you go.
Frog Amigurumi:
04 of 13 Crochet Jellycat Sun Plushie
If you like the custom plushies, this crochet sun plushie and desk buddy would be irresistible. You will crochet a sun with a V smile with 7 stuffed points with Jellycat legs, too. You have to choose the dull white yarn along with the brown chenille yarn if you need the same look.
Use the black felt for the eyes and standard black yarn for the expressions. It will also be a cool pillow for kawaii lovers. You will especially love the low-sew design of this plushie.
05 of 13 Crochet Bear Heart Plushie
Learn how to crochet a polar bear plushie holding a no-sew plush heart for Anniversaries. The ears of this big plushie also feature yarn bows on the ears. You have to use pink for the heart and white for the animal plushie doll. However, if you want to use the brown for crocheting a grizzly bear, use the red for the heart.
I especially love the crochet tail of this plushie that also provides support while you let it sit. You need size 6 yarn for crocheting it.
Heart Amigurumi:
06 of 13 Crochet Chubby Chick Plushie
This baby chick plushie wearing a hat is big, still low-sew, and quick to crochet. You will end up with a chubby sitting chick amigurumi thanks to the flat base. For the orange feet of the plushie, you can use the puff or bobble stitch. For this plushie, the tutor has chosen smaller eyes than those used in the other plushies. Still, it looks cute.
07 of 13 Crochet Chubby Mouse Plushie
In this crochet rat plushie, you only need to crochet the ears and the tail separately. The remaining chubby rat plushie needs only color changes and the stitches, like puff stitch. Choose from dark grey and pink to crochet this plushie.
08 of 13 Crochet Chubby Mouse Plushie
Here is a simple and easy white bunny plushie, “Miffy the Bunny,” using chunky yarn and a 6mm hook. It starts with crocheting the ears, which are then connected to serve as the starting point for the head.
As the head is formed through specific rounds of increases and decreases, it transitions seamlessly into the body. The tutorial also covers the creation and attachment of hands and feet.
09 of 13 Crochet Chubby Mouse Plushie
Learn how to crochet a Mini Abstract Bear amigurumi in either pink or beige. It demonstrates each part of the bear, including the head, body, ears, and limbs, using simple crochet stitches and a magic ring.
The video features on-screen patterns and clear visual close-ups of the stitching and assembly process.
10 of 13 Crochet Chubby Mouse Plushie
Learn how to crochet a “sitting puppy” plushie, a project that can be completed in about 1.5 hours. You have to use the yellow yarn to crochet a golden retriever-inspired dog, though she mentions that the pattern is versatile enough for various breeds like Huskies or German Shepherds.
The tutorial covers everything from crocheting the individual parts, such as the front legs, head, body, back legs, tail, snout, and ears.
11 of 13 Crochet Chubby Mouse Plushie
Here is how to crochet a mini “no-sew” octopus keychain in approximately 15 minutes. The tutor demonstrates it using size 4 yarn, a 4.5mm hook, stuffing, and 6mm eyes. B
y working in rounds and attaching a small “stopper” at the bottom to hold the stuffing, the project avoids complex sewing.
12 of 13 Crochet Chubby Mouse Plushie
Learn how to crochet a small, customizable amigurumi plushie that can be styled as a puppy, bear, or bunny, depending on the ear shape. The creator, Mahum, demonstrates how to use chenille yarn and a 4.5mm hook to craft the head, body, and limbs, while also offering options for accessorizing with tiny sweaters or scarves.
13 of 13 Crochet Chubby Mouse Plushie
Here is a step-by-step guide for crocheting a plush octopus amigurumi using 6mm yarn and a 7mm hook. Starting with a magic ring to form the head and body, which it includes precise increase and decrease rounds to achieve a rounded shape.
A key feature of the project is the creation of ten tentacles by working into the front loops of a previous round.
