Make cute and fun sea toys with these Knitted Whale Free Patterns. Great for all levels, from tiny whales to big cuddly ones.
Make your own adorable sea creatures with these Knitted Whale Free Patterns. From tiny baby whales to big cuddly ones, there’s something fun for every skill level. These cute whales make great toys, gifts, or decorations. Grab your yarn and start knitting your favorite whale today—no ocean required!
Knitted Whale Free Patterns
1. Mini Baby Whale
This tiny baby whale by Madeline Rose fits right in your palm! Quick to make and great for beginners, it’s a sweet little project that’s perfect for keychains, small gifts, or desk decor.
2. Blue Knit Whale
This bright blue whale by boosty has a cheerful look and is fun to knit. The shape is simple, and it turns out soft and squishy—great for a kid’s toy or sea-themed shelf.
3. Humpback Whale
A lifelike version of the humpback whale by Bec Brittain, this pattern captures its shape beautifully. It’s a great project for those who enjoy making realistic sea animals with just yarn and basic knitting skills.
4. Star Whale from Doctor Who,
Perfect for fans of Doctor Who, this spacey whale design from theknitguru is creative and fun. It combines a classic whale shape with a magical twist for a toy that’s totally unique.
5. Sperm Whale
With a long body and simple stitches, this sperm whale by Meg Hedrick is both fun to make and easy to recognize. It’s a great handmade gift for ocean lovers or marine-themed collections.
6. Knit Fuzzy Whale
Soft, fuzzy, and cuddly, this whale from knitty uses a special yarn that gives it extra texture. It’s a good pick if you want a plush toy that feels extra snuggly in your hands.
7. Cuddly Whale Knitting Pattern
This cuddly whale from naturalsuburbia is a soft and friendly toy that little hands will love. It’s easy to knit, has a sweet shape, and works well as a bedtime buddy or sofa pillow.
8. Large Whale Shark Knitting Pattern
Make a big splash with this whale shark pattern by Wildy Creations! It’s larger than most and full of character. A fun challenge for knitters who want to try something bold and playful.
9. Toy Whale
Sweet and straightforward, this toy whale pattern is easy to follow and makes a cute soft toy. It’s perfect for beginners or anyone who wants a quick, relaxing project to enjoy. It is available on quietlifefarm.
10. Loom Knit Whale
No needles needed! This loom-knit whale by Scarlett Royale is great for those who enjoy trying new tools. It’s a fast, easy project and a good way to explore knitting without using traditional methods.
11. Intrepid whale
This charming whale by Erin Salthouse features a bold design with clean lines and a rounded body. It’s fun to make, and the finished toy looks great on a shelf, bed, or as a gift.