Free Crochet Graduation Gift Amigurumi Patterns
If you want to gift an oh-so-cute buddy that a graduate can carry along all day, instead of putting it in the cupboard after the party, crochet with these free crochet graduation gift amigurumi patterns. Last year, I covered most of the graduation gift ideas here, including the hats, wise graduation owl, and graduation dolls. Now, crochet these last-minute amigurumi keychains and bag charms for a graduate with step-by-step video tutorials.
Crochet Graduation Gift Amigurumi
You can learn to crochet a funny graduation duck face, a graduation outfit for the big plushies, like a pig, a graduation outfit duck doll, and also the viral graduation flower. These amigurumi all wear a graduation hat, so you can definitely crochet them for any other amigurumi you might already have. Let’s get started!
More gift crochet tutorials have been shared already:
01 of 05 Crochet Graduation Duck
Celebrate a graduation with this adorable amigurumi graduation chick keychain. This project involves crocheting a simple yellow body, a tiny orange beak, and a classic black graduation cap (mortarboard) complete with a golden tassel and a keychain attachment.
General Making:
Crochet a yellow body in rounds, increasing then decreasing to form a pear shape, and stuff it before closing. For the beak, stitch a small orange triangle to the face. Make the graduation cap by joining a black circle to a square top and adding a gold edge. Finish by attaching a gold tassel and keychain loop, then glue the cap on and add felt eyes and blush.
02 of 05 Crochet Graduation Pig Costume
Create a large, huggable graduation pig with this comprehensive amigurumi tutorial. The project involves dressing a previously made pig plush in a custom-fit black graduation gown and mortarboard, complete with a bright red tassel.
General Making:
Crochet the gown in rounds of half-double crochet, tapering at the sides and leaving gaps for the arms. Stitch sleeves directly onto the gown and add a flared collar using the front loops. For the cap, join a small black cylinder to a flat square top. Finish by attaching a red yarn tassel and securing the outfit to the pig with glue or stitches.
03 of 05 Crochet Graduation Duck Amigurumi
This adorable graduation duckling has a unique “puffy cheek” design and a classic yellow body. If you are not making it for graduation, skip the hat to have a cute amigurumi toy. Using five-ply cotton yarn and a 3.5mm hook, the duckling is sturdy enough to stand on its own or be used as a decorative centerpiece.
General Making:
Crochet a yellow head, increasing to 36 stitches, and create puffy cheeks in Row 10 by working three stitches into single points. Make a pear-shaped body and attach orange triangles for the beak and feet. Finish by adding a black mortarboard with a yellow tassel between the eyes.
04 of 05 Crochet Graduation Bear
This charming graduation bear is a small, poseable plush dressed in a full academic outfit. The outfit includes a two-piece gown, a red bowtie, and a mortarboard. Crafted with milk cotton yarn, the bear has a contrasting white muzzle and a coffee-brown body for a classic look. Its compact size makes it an ideal keychain or backpack charm for students.
General Making:
Crochet a brown head and body, switching to white at the muzzle for a two-tone face. Assemble the gown using a flared top and a separate black cylindrical skirt. For accessories, make a black square cap and a red magic-ring bowtie. Sew the limbs together, glue on the cap and bow, and add safety eyes.
05 of 05 Crochet Graduation Bear Plant
Create a personalized and celebratory gift with this Graduation Bear Plant tutorial. This project combines amigurumi and floral arrangement, resulting in a cute bear-head flower. It can be used as a keychain or bundled into a graduation bouquet. The bear is given a professional finish with a custom-fitted mortarboard and a delicate hand-embroidered face.
General Making:
Crochet a brown sphere starting with 10 stitches, increasing to 30, and then decreasing while stuffing. Leave a small bottom opening for a wire stem. Make a white circular muzzle and embroider a black nose and mouth. Finish by sewing on two rounded ears and a black graduation cap, then glue on safety eyes and attach the head to a green-wrapped wire.
