12 Free Crochet Gift Plushie Patterns for Kids
These are the cutest crochet big plushie video patterns for gifting to little ones. They will measure from 28 cm to 38 cm and will make huggable buddies and dolls. From the crochet Cinnamoroll plushie to the duck plushie, bunny to pig, this small list will get you covered. You can prepare them with the super bulky chenille yarn quite quickly with small accessories and a few parts needed.
Along with the plushies, you can crochet outfits for them. This list also has those things. I especially love the bear pillow. Let’s get started.
The big plushie tutorials that we shared already:
01 of 12 Crochet Snowmen Big Plushie
Winter is still there for a while, so crochet this 34 cm snowman plushie as a desk buddy and huggable doll. You have to use Jumbo velvet yarn with an 8mm crochet hook for all the parts of this snowman plushie. Usually, there would be a need for worsted or DK yarn for crocheting the sticks, but the tutorial will teach you how to crochet the plushie with the velvet yarn sticks.
The nose can be added as a red pom pom plushie ball. You have to use only black and white for crocheting this plushie. Hopefully, a little one will love this plushie.
02 of 12 Crochet Pig Cinnamoroll
Here is how to crochet a big Cinnamoroll plushie measuring about 11 inches with a pig headgear or frog headgear. Before gifting, you will also attach a small flat heart as a brooch to this plushie. The stuffed ears are larger, like in the original character. For the eyes, cut a felt piece from aqua, and there will also be embroidery blush and the blue mouth in standard yarn size.
After you are done with the plushie, follow through with the two parts to crochet the headgear. The frog headgear is simple, while the pig version needs some addition on the base.
03 of 12 Crochet Baby Duck Plushie
Learn how to crochet a 33 cm baby duck plushie with a bucket hat and a shoulder bag for summer. It will be a huggable plushie for picnics, thanks to the accessories. You can also crochet the bag as a small pouch. The hat is simple and looks so cute with the shell stitch edging.
The plushie will be chubby and have a large head like a Chibi plushie. With the velvet yarn of 6mm thickness, you can complete crocheting even this big plushie quickly. Use a large 16mm safety eye.
04 of 12 Crochet Plush Bear Cake
For a foodie, prepare this crochet oversized “bear cake” and cushion using thick velvet yarn as a gift. This plushie will measure about 15cm x 25 cm and will make a perfect sofa companion. You can learn to crochet this plushie gift in less than 20 minutes for beginners. The body of the plushie is very low-sew.
I especially love the muzzle, ears, legs, and arms. Crochet this plushie with the Super Bulky yarn and an 8.0mm crochet hook.
05 of 12 Crochet Lotso Pig Plushie
With a Lotso bear outfit, this 28cm pig plushie looks the cutest. Learn how to crochet a big pig plush following the previous detailed, stitch-by-stitch tutorial and then tackle this project. You can also learn crocheting, many other such outfits for the pig plushies. This outfit will feature a hoodie and an onesie with an option to make the hood removable through the buttons.
The bottom part of the onesie, however, you don’t need any sewing or crochet as you go with the legs.
06 of 12 Crochet Bunny Plushie
Give this crochet 45 cm big bunny plushie to a girl finished with shoes, a sun hat, and a baby onesie. You can learn crocheting to make this beautiful plushie in only 18 minutes. The tutor has recommended crocheting this plushie using a 9mm hook with the 6mm crochet hook.
Crochet this plushie either in a pink or blue outfit with white stripes; both look cute.
07 of 12 Crochet Frog Plushie
Here is a beginner-friendly tutorial on how to crochet “Daisy,” a cute no-sew plushie frog. The tutor uses plush yarn to build the frog from the top down, starting with the head and eyes and moving down to the body and legs.
Notably, the project avoids the “magic ring” technique, opting for a simpler chain-two start to accommodate the thick texture of plush yarn.
The tutorial also includes instructions for adding a decorative white skirt and pink cheeks, resulting in a charming.
08 of 12 Crochet Bear Plushie
Learn how to crochet a small, plush amigurumi bear, specifically designed for beginners. Using baby snuggle yarn and a 5mm hook, you have to crochet the head, ears, body, legs, arms, muzzle, and even a small tail. So, it’s not a no-sew or low-plushie.
Beyond the crochet work, the video provides detailed instructions on assembling the pieces, including the correct placement of safety eyes and a plastic nose.
09 of 12 Crochet Turtle Plushie
Learn how to crochet a 30-minute tutorial for crocheting a tiny, plush baby sea turtle in blue and green that fits in the palm of your hand. The project is designed to be quick and beginner-friendly, taking approximately 20 to 30 minutes to complete.
You will be crocheting the head, shell, and four flippers before assembling them into a finished creature.
10 of 12 Crochet Jelly cat Plushie
Here is how to recreate the popular Jellycat Espresso Cup plushie. Using a combination of cream velvet Chenille yarn for the body and dark brown DK yarn for the “coffee” and legs, she provides a step-by-step guide that includes making a flat base with cardboard, a tubular handle, and distinctively cute, rounded legs.
The video concludes with the assembly of the pieces, adding safety eyes and an embroidered smile, and finally sewing the “coffee” top to complete the miniature character.
11 of 12 Crochet Bunny Bonsai Plushie
A unique, squishy, and irresistibly cute Miffy bunny project made especially for absolute beginners! Learn how to crochet this adorable mini plushie, the “Bunny Bonsai,” designed as a calming desktop decoration in soothing green mochi shades.
The tutorial uses thin plush yarn to create a small yet beautifully detailed plush. Charming touches include layered mud edging around the pot, a sweet mochi-style mouth, two styles of safety beads for extra personality, and perfectly matched bunny ears.
12 of 12 Crochet Star Plushie
Leqrn how to crochet a squishy plushie star using plush yarn and a 4 mm hook with a “no magic ring. It needs crocheting two identical star panels by starting with a small chain, increasing in rounds to form a flat circle, and then adding star points in the final round through a sequence of single, half-double, and double crochets.
Once two panels are completed, they are joined together with single crochets around the edges.
