Add some quirky cosmic creatures to your kids’ galaxy collection with these Unique Alien Free Knitting Patterns.
Dive into the world of quirky cosmic creatures with these exclusive, unique alien patterns. The article has some adorable, weird, and wonderful designs. So, grab your favorite color of yarn and start knitting this whimsical creature.
Unique Alien Free Knitting Patterns
1. Alien Pillows
Heather Lodinsky has knitted an extraterrestrial pair of pillows. These pillows will give the vibes of the outer world. These cushions are perfect for adding a sci-fi twist to your space.
2. Mini Aliens on a Rocket
Thinking of knitting something from the outer world? Then, this pint-sized Mini alien by Barbara Prime is a perfect project for it. These cuties are knitted with sport yarn using 2½ – 3.0 mm needle size.
3. Knitted Alien Socks
Why settle for the ordinary pair of socks? Mary Pat McGurk has knitted a nice pair of socks that have an alien design on them.
4. Tiny Green Alien
This little green alien by Hannah (BitterSweet) is easy to knit and super adorable. It’s a fun, quick project and makes a great gift for space lovers or a cute addition to your desk.
5. Baby Yoda Keyrings
Kaz Kew’s Baby Yoda keyrings are a fun way to carry your favorite alien everywhere. Made with green DK yarn, they’re quick to knit and perfect for gifting or personal use.
6. Knitted Happy Alien
Say hi to this happy alien, which is the cheeriest among all the creatures of the galaxy. This feel-good pattern is by Jessica Zoz. For more information, you can visit the Ravelry page.
7. The Mother and Baby Purple Aliens
A vibrant and whimsical alien straight from the Scarlett Royale knitted collection will land in your kid’s toy collection with the worsted yarn.
8. Knitted Alien Head Ornament
A perfect way to use your scrap yarn in a very quirky way. The Alien head by Louise Walker is ideal to use as decoration in a Halloween or house party.
9. Yoda-Inspired Blanket Buddy Baby Toy
This soft Yoda-style toy by Jennifer Rostal is part blanket, part alien friend. Great for babies, it’s a cozy, gentle knit that combines comfort with cuteness for nap time or playtime.
10. Toy Story Alien Bottle Topper
Turn your bottles into fun party props with this alien topper by Dodgethecat. Inspired by Toy Story, it’s a simple knit that brings a playful touch to drinks, gifts, or party tables.
11. Monster Hats by Vanessa Mooncie Book
Vanessa Mooncie’s book includes wild and fun alien hat designs by undergroundcrafter, perfect for kids who love dressing up. These playful hats are sure to get laughs and are a great way to use bright yarns.
12. Loom Knit Alien Hat
This loom-knit alien hat by thismomentisgood is a great beginner-friendly project. With its silly eyes and soft feel, it’s perfect for little ones who love funny headwear. No needles needed—just a loom and some yarn!