Create some unique plushies at home with these Free Knitting Toy Patterns with Adorable Faces! They are great for playtime and home decor!
Knitting soft toys is always fun, but these patterns take it up a notch with faces that are honestly too cute to handle.
Free Knitting Toy Patterns with Adorable Faces
1. Super Adorable Little Kindness Monster
This little monster by Rachel Borello Carroll brings joy with its friendly face and floppy limbs. It’s an excellent gift for kids or a comforting desk buddy.
2. Smiling Cuddly Bear Duo
These huggable bears are perfect companions for little ones. Not to mention, they’re a thoughtful baby shower gift or bedtime buddy. Check them out at Loopknitting.
3. Bertie the Bee
Designed by Nicky Stewart, this bee has a round shape, a happy face, and tiny wings. It’s a fun stash-busting project that makes a sweet shelf decoration.
4. Super Adorable Cinnamoroll Toy
Do you love the Cinnamoroll character of the popular animal series? If yes, create one right now with this tutorial by Mongaknit. It’s also an ideal gift for anime lovers.
5. Calcifer Knitted Plushie
Learn how to create the popular character of Howl’s Moving Castle in this Kamila Hernandez Firl tutorial. Its expressive face steals the show in your home decor.
6. Cute Little Pumpkin
This smiling pumpkin is more than just a fall decoration. It’s a perfect playtime companion for your little one, created by Lovecrafts.
7. Knitted Smiling Minion Toy
Minions fans will adore this hand-knit version, complete with big goggles and a cheeky grin. The Knit Guru is behind this amazing creation.
8. Knitted Pig Toy with Adorable Face
With floppy ears, a lovely smile, and a round snout, this pig is the perfect decor piece. Olga Chepizhnaya created this adorable toy with love.
9. Cute Lion Toy
Complete your handmade animal toy collection with this adorable lion toy by yarnspirations. It’s great for adding character to a child’s room.
10. Tiny Stegosaurus
Designed by Matt Elliot-Ripley, this little dino is packed with cuteness. It’s great for gifting to dinosaur fans or using up leftover yarn creatively.