Pixar characters bring so much joy to kids and adults alike. If you’re looking to make something special with your crochet hook, why not bring these beloved characters to life as adorable amigurumi toys?
We’ve gathered a bunch of free patterns that cover everything from emotions and toys to princesses and sea creatures. Pick your favorite and get stitching!
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1. Baby Dory Crochet Free Pattern
source: Krawka
If you love ocean creatures, this one’s for you. Krawka’s baby Dory pattern is perfect for anyone wanting to crochet a cute little fish friend. Just grab the Google Drive link in the post for all the free instructions you need.
2. Forky Amigurumi Free Crochet Pattern
source: Onceuponacheerio
Forky’s unique look and silly personality make him a blast to create. This pattern by Juli captures all the humor and charm of the spork-turned-toy that stole our hearts in Toy Story 4.
3. Mike Wazowski Free Crochet Pattern
source: Amiguworld
Want to make a chubby, lovable Mike Wazowski? This pattern mixes basic and advanced stitches, so it’s a nice step up in skill if you’re ready for a challenge. Check out Amiguworld’s detailed guide to see what stitches you’ll need.
4. Cute Little Lost Soul
source: Ninjacatcrafts
This charming soul from Pixar’s Soul movie is small and sweet, standing just about 9 cm tall. Ninja Cat Crafts has made it easy to follow, making this a great choice for nostalgic Pixar fans.
5. Crocheted Giulia Doll
source: Ravelry
Giulia is fearless and full of life, and now you can crochet her yourself. Designer Melisa Zunino captured the spirit of this confident character perfectly, making it fun for fans of Pixar’s Luca.
6. Sadness (Inside Out) Amigurumi
source: Miahandcrafter
Sadness from Inside Out is an excellent way to practice your continuous rounds. MiaHandcrafter walks you through making the head, body, legs, feet, arms, and collar in a logical order, then assembling it all together.
7. Free Pixar’s Inside Out Amigurumi Characters
source: Onceuponacheerio
Why make just one emotion when you can make all five? Juli’s roundup includes free patterns for Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Disgust. Just click on the highlighted links to access each pattern.
8. Sulley Tsum Tsum Amigurumi
source: Delinlea
This adorable fluffy version of Sulley uses a mix of basic stitches like sc, ch, and dec. Head over to Delinlea’s site to see the full stitch list and get all the details you need.
9. Cute Alien Amigurumi
source: Amiguworld
Those three-eyed green aliens from Toy Story are quick and fun to make. Amiguworld’s free guide is perfect if you want to whip up a cute little buddy without spending too much time on the project.
10. Heimlich From A Bug’s Life
source: Garnstudio
This lovable caterpillar comes to life with Garnstudio’s easy-to-follow instructions. Those cute little pompoms really do steal the show and add personality to your finished piece.
11. Woody Amigurumi Crochet Pattern
source: LanasyOvillosinEnglish
This Toy Story classic is brought to life by Lanas y Ovillos on their YouTube channel. If you prefer learning by watching, this video tutorial walks you through every step of creating Woody.
12. Tyrannosaurus Rex Free Crochet Pattern
source: Spinayarncrochet
Meet Timothee Tyrannosaurus, built in a ragdoll style that makes him super huggable. Jillian Hewitt shares all her tips and tricks for making this dinosaur from Toy Story come together beautifully.
13. Mr Evil Dr Porkchop
source: Ravelry
This evil piggy bank is perfect for a Toy Story collector. Mayte Puerto designed this 16 cm tall pattern using the spiral amigurumi technique, so it’s a fun project if you’re comfortable with that method.
14. Joe’s Soul
source: Ravelry
Add a unique piece from Soul to your amigurumi collection with this pattern by Imelda Ginori. This character brings a little extra spark and personality to any shelf of crocheted toys.
15. Moana Princess Amigurumi
source: Ravelry
Chiara Cremon designed this ocean-bound princess as a modern and stylish amigurumi. At 13 cm tall and 5 cm wide, she’s the perfect size for displaying or gifting to Moana fans.
16. Merida Princess Amigurumi
source: Ravelry
Chiara Cremon also created this fearless archer princess with her signature style. Standing about 13 cm tall and 5 cm wide, Merida makes a great addition to any Pixar fan’s collection.
