21 Beginner-Friendly Amigurumi Projects

This mushroom baby is giving me Studio Ghibli vibes all the way. The pattern is very variable and you can add anything you wish, like dots, blush, eyes, or a smile!

This is the perfect amigurumi pattern for someone who has never done an amigurumi before.

This bunny is made from a rectangle and takes only a couple of hours.

This would make a great Easter present for any little ones or other crochet lovers in your life.

This penguin is super little and a great choice for a first amigurumi project.

The only things you really need to sew on are the beak and stomach, which can be done in just a few minutes.

This lizard is giving Ms. Frizzle vibes and it’s super easy to recreate.

This is one project that actually doesn’t require any sewing outside of the eyes. The head, body, and tail are worked in one piece!

Super easy.

This amigurumi turtle doesn’t require any sewing and can be made in so many different styles and colors.

This would make a great choice for a market craft as they can be made quickly and in different colors and styles.

This adorable potato would be another great option for a market craft. He even has a little smile and blush!

Who doesn’t love an adorable crochet kitty cat? This amigurumi is super easy and would make a great market craft.

This rainbow snake may look a little complicated but rest assured,

it’s actually easier than it looks. It only uses single crochets and doesn’t require any sewing since you’ll be changing colors as you go.

How adorable is this 'lil platypus?

Believe it or not, he only takes an hour to make and requires minimal sewing.

This little guy would make a great desk accessory, a market craft, or a yarn stash buster.

This hippo reminds me of a cartoon with its adorable exaggerated features. This little guy would sell like hotcakes at a market or on Etsy.

Have a friend that loves anything and everything nostalgia?

This baby Pikachu would make a wonderful gift.

This pattern includes videos that make it super beginner friendly, especially if you’re a visual learner.

Dinosaurs are probably one of the easiest amigurumi projects to make.

They have simple shapes and minimal sewing, making them perfect for beginners.

This two-toned triceratops is so precious and can be easily customized to your liking or whoever you are giving it to.

This no-sew crayon would be a perfect project to display in your classroom if you’re a teacher or a great gift for a teacher friend.

Kids will love the bright colors and adorable smiles!

You can make it in whichever colors you wish to match you/your friend’s classroom

Brighten up your friend’s or loved one’s special day with this crochet birthday cupcake with a candle!

Customize the colors to their favorite flavors and you’ve got a thoughtful birthday gift.

If you’re up for a bit of a longer project, this crochet jellyfish is super fun and adorable.

I love the bright colors and swirly tentacles.

Use them as home or classroom decor, or as stuffed animals for your kiddos (or yourself, if you’re a child at heart like me.)

We’re bringing it back to dinosaurs with this absolute beginner, no-sew brontosaurus.

This little dino is worked in one piece and is an excellent project to start with if you’ve never done amigurumi before.

You’ll only need a tapestry needle for fastening off; no sewing is required!

This is the one amigurumi project I’ve been seeing everywhere in recent weeks, and for good reason.

A bumblebee is one of the easiest amigurumi projects to make. It’s mostly worked in one piece and you just have to sew on the wings and eyes (and blush if you would like).

Create an adorable kiddo’s bathroom decoration with this beginner-friendly rubber duckie!

The duck is no-sew; all parts are sewn together, and the pattern is very versatile.

This adorable whale is another perfect yarn stash buster/home decoration.

This little guy is no-sew with the exception of the yarn tail at the very end, and he can easily be made in a bunch of colors.

Add some blush and he’s all done!

With Easter coming up, it’s time to get Easter baskets together!

This beginner Easter egg is a perfect way to show your crochet skills this Easter holiday.

It’s no sew and is versatile, and you can use it as an Easter basket filler or Easter table decoration.

Finally on our list is yet another beginner-friendly sea creature.

Manatees are one of my favorite animals and this one is so beginner friendly. It also has adorable big eyes that are to die for.