Adorable Crochet Owls – Free Patterns

There are some animals that instantly bring out memories of autumn – forest animals! Owls, deer and foxes are definitely end-of-the-year characters. Owls in particular are very popular among crocheters, and designers come up with new ideas everyday.

If you are a beginner and you would like to make some decorations for this season by yourself, the best idea is to try out the easiest patterns. Little owls require basic skills and can become toys, ornaments or even a baby mobile! All you need is a little bit of colorful yarn of your choice, crochet hook and a will to learn. Take a look at examples below and search for links to free patterns under the pictures.

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Amigurumi Crochet Owls – Free Patterns

Doll in Owl Outfit

When I was a little girl, I loved dolls that I can dress and undress – it’s one of the best things! This simple doll by Amigurumi Today can have a lot of outfits, but this one is something special. Make her this hat and a ruffled dress, and see your little friend transform into an owl!

• DESIGNED by Amigurumi Today
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: upper beginner

photo by Amigurumi Today / amigurumi.today

Find this free pattern on amigurumi.today.

Owl Free Pattern

Take a look at this sweet crochet owl in the pictures below, isn’t it just the sweetest? What’s more, it’s going to be such a lovely key chain, don’t you think? And the best part is, you can easily make this one with only yarn scraps. It’s absolutely adorable!

• DESIGNED by: itch.to.stitchh
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: upper beginner

photo by itch.to.stitchh / Instagram.com

Find this free pattern on Instagram.com. the top photo is here and the bottom photo is here.

Matilda the Owl

How lovely is this crochet owl in the pictures below? It’s made using 100% cotton and it’s such a sweet toy, that will be such a great companion for your kiddos! Make sure to choose your favorite colors and create your own, unique version of this fun owl!

• DESIGNED by: Svetlana Kochkina
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: upper beginner

photo by Svetlana Kochkina / ravelry.com

Find this free pattern on Ravelry.

Amigurumi Owls

How cute are these little fellows in the pictures below? The best part is, that you can use the basics of crochet to make these and they are ideal to get rid of any yarn scraps that you might have laying around your house. Don’t forget to add some fun picnic accessories and a hat for each crochet owl that instantly gives them extra character!

• DESIGNED by: Lucy Pollock
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: upper beginner

photo by Lucy Pollock / ravelry.com

Find this free pattern on gathered.how. or read more about it on Ravelry.

Crochet Owl

Isn’t this grumpy little crochet owl in the pictures below just the sweetest? Look at it’ you will instantly fall in love! What’s more, it’s totally safe for little kiddos, because it doesn’t use any plastic elements that might be hazardous. Make sure to crochet one for your friends or little ones in your family!

• DESIGNED by: cherrycrochett
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: upper beginner

photo by cherrycrochett / Instagram.com

Find this free pattern on Instagram.com. the photos are here.

Lily The Owl

Aren’t crochet owls just the cutest? You can make on with the pattern below and turn it into a lucky charm or a key chain! And this sweet shade of pink really catches the eye, doesn’t it? It’s a super easy project for beginners, changing color seamlessly and working in front and back loops are only things you need to know how to do. 

• DESIGNED by: elisacrochet 
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: upper beginner

photo by elisacrochet  / elisacrochet .com

Find this pattern on elisacrochet.com

Owl for Lisa

How adorable is Lisa, the little owl? If you want to create a special gift for a person that’s graduation soon, there’s no matter idea than to make a handmade gift, like for instance this sweet owl by BiBalou. It uses shades of brown, black, yellow and orange, however you can easily choose other colors as well!

• DESIGNED by: Lisa Wears
• THIS VERSION is by BiBalou
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: upper beginner

photo by BiBalou / ravelry.com

Find this free pattern on Ravelry. This particular version is on Ravelry.

Owl & Snow Owl Amigurumi Free Till April 28, 2021!

These super cute owls are free, at least for now, so hurry up, because they’re going to change to a paid pattern on April 28, 2021! They will make the most adorable decoration for your home, no matter the room! You can also carry them with you as a keychain or a lucky charm.

• DESIGNED by: StringyDingDing
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: upper beginner

photo by StringyDingDing / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on stringydingding.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Easy Crochet Owl with Red Heart Super Saver Stripes

This super easy crochet owl designed by Sarah will be a great project for every beginner. The shape of the owl is very simple and soft yarn makes the toy cuddly and squishy. You can make it in any color palette you want, so I’m sure your kiddo will love it! As you can see in the picture below, this amigurumi owl works perfectly in ombre yarn, too!

• DESIGNED by: Repeat Crafter Me
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: beginner

photo by repeatcrafterme / repeatcrafterme.com

Find this free pattern on repeatcrafterme.com.

Anchor Amigurumi Owl

This lovely owl is quite easy to crochet, because it uses basic stitches and amigurumi techniques. The finished size of this toy is approximately 15 cm / 6 inches high, so it’s perfect for cuddling. As you can see in the photos, Heather chose natural colors, but you can use any combination you like. Remember to avoid adding any plastic elements if you’re gifting it to a toddler.

• DESIGNED by: Heather C Gibbs | Keep Calm and Crochet On UK Blog
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: upper beginner

photo by Heather C Gibbs | Keep Calm and Crochet On UK Blog / ravelry.com

Find this free pattern on anchorcrafts.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Otis the Owl

When I saw this cute owl, I was really shocked that it’s not real, because it’s just incredible how lifelike it is! Ashley used furry yarn for this project, so if you are a beginner, try working with classic yarns first. Take a look at the picture – isn’t this tiny cutie the sweetest?

• DESIGNED by: Ashley Parker
• PROJECT TYPE: Amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: intermediate

Find this free pattern on theloopylamb.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

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Adorable Crochet Owl

Just take a look at the photos, because these crochet owls are quite something! As usual, team of designers behind Amigurumi Today did not disappoint us – these cuties can be a stunning decoration for your home, or a lovely gift for your friends. Make each of them in a different color, so that their characters match their new owners’!

• DESIGNED by: Amigurumi Today
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: intermediate

Find this free crochet pattern on amigurumi.today, or read more on ravelry.com.

Jip The Owl

Owls are smart, clever and so much fun! This little fellow, which you can see below, is a perfect handmade toy for your kids. You can give it as a gift, or use as a lucky charm for your family and friends. Crocheter behind Woolytoons went for shades of blue, but be sure to find color palette you like best. This owl is super soft and squishy, so give it a try!

• DESIGNED by: Woolytoons
• PROJECT TYPE: Amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: upper beginner

Find this free pattern on woolytoons.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

Winter Cozy Owl

Though this amigurumi owl looks quite simple, it’s not easy to work with furry yarn! Novelty yarns are often quite tricky to work with, so if you are a beginner, I would recommend you starting with something different. However, seasoned crocheters can be sure that this cute furry owl will be cherished by anyone who will get it! When choosing plastic eyes to use, aim for big ones – it’s an owl, after all!

• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: intermediate

Find free crochet pattern in this article of ours.

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Stan le hibou

This cute little owl is a great companion for anyone, adult or child. This is an amigurumi crochet project designed with intermediate crocheters in mind. It’s a good idea to add this handmade toy to your to-do list once you’re comfortable with the basics. With the easy to follow crochet pattern, the project is really quick to complete.

• DESIGNED by Les mailles du Roche
• PROJECT TYPE toys
• CRAFT crochet
• SKILL LEVEL intermediate

Photos by @les.mailles.du.rocher / Instagram.com

Find the original free pattern on Instagram.

Hermès, le harfang des neiges

This polar owl makes a great gift for a Harry Potter fan. This toy looks just like Hedwig from the movies! The project is intermediate and has a lot of interesting crochet techniques. It’s a fun thing to do when you’re bored with typical projects. Feel free to view the free crochet pattern and get started.

• DESIGNED by Les mailles du Roche
• PROJECT TYPE toys
• CRAFT crochet
• SKILL LEVEL intermediate

Photos by @les.mailles.du.rocher / Instagram.com

Find the original free pattern on Instagram.

Tiny Amigurumi Owl – Free Crochet Patterns

Little Cute Owls

These tiny owls work up fast and are very cute, so grab your hook and try this pattern today! Their green eyes are hypnotizing, thanks to simple embroidery. It’s in these little details that a toy comes to life, so take a look at the photos and see little speckles on the bellies, a spark in the eye, or a tiny beak.

• DESIGNED by Crochetfromaland
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: upper beginner

photo by Crochet from Aland / crochetfromaland.wordpress.com

Find this free pattern on crochetfromaland.wordpress.com.

Owl Bean

This tiny owl by Sweet Softies is a perfect project for beginners, because it uses basic amigurumi techniques. You can use up scraps of yarn to make it, or go for the colors you like the most, so take a look below and get inspired! Such cute little toy will be a lovely gift for big and small, but if you are planning to give it to a toddler, be sure to switch up plastic eyes for embroidery.

• DESIGNED by: Sweet Softies
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: beginner

photos by Sweet Softies / sweetsofties.com

Find this free crochet pattern on sweetsofties.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.com.

Baby Owl Ornaments

Now take a look at the photos below – this is a fun bunch of owls, am I right? These rainbow-colored beauties by Josephine Wu could not be simpler, so I have to recommend this project to all the beginners. They work up fast and you can use them in a myriad of ways, for example as key-chains, hanging ornaments, or just toys. Can you come up with more ways of using them? Let us know in the comments!

• DESIGNED by: Josephine Wu
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: beginner

photos by Josephine Wu / ravelry.com

Download this free crochet pattern from Ravelry.com.

Pocket Pal Owl

Velvet yarn is one of the softest materials you can find, and that’s why it’s perfect for plush toys – crocheters behind Accessorize This Designs knew it well. As you can see in the photos, this little cutie has a lovely shine to it and looks like it’s ready to play! It’s not only soft and squishy, but also super fun to make. If you plan to gift it to a toddler, remember to replace any plastic elements for embroidery.

• DESIGNED by: Accessorize This Designs
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: upper beginner

Find this free crochet pattern on accessorizethisdesigns.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

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Day & Night Owls

I love amigurumi designs by Tiny Curl, because they are cute beyond measure! Owls are mysterious and sleepy creatures – just like the ones in the pictures below! They look absolutely adorable with crocheted rainbows and stars. I’d be very happy so receive such little cute gift, so I’m  sure your friends and kiddos would be too!

• DESIGNED by: Tiny Curl
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: beginner

photo by Tiny Curl / ravelry.com

Find this free pattern on tinycurl.co or read more about it on ravelry.com.

Conway the Owl

Isn’t this adorable owl by Lynne Rowe just the sweetest? If you are looking for a quick and easy project, this one will be perfect, because it works up in no time. Take a look below and see for yourself – this tiny pal will fit right into your pocket. Make sure to check out this pattern and crochet these owls for your friends and family. 

• DESIGNED by: Lynne Rowe
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: beginner

photo by Lynne Rowe / ravelry.com

Find this free pattern on ravelry.com.

Witchy Owl

As Halloween is just around the corner, now is the best time to make some last minute Halloween decorations – like this cute owl by Kylie Slee. It’s a super fun and easy project, that’s very simple and fast to make, so let’s start immediately! Feel free to attach it to your purse or backpack, you will absolutely love how adorable it looks. Take a look below to get inspired by author’s color palette, but remember to experiment with your own ideas!

• DESIGNED by: Kylie Slee
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: upper beginner

photo by Kylie Slee / ravelry.com

Find this free tutorial on YouTube or read more about it on Ravelry.

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Nesting Rainbow Owls

Are you a fan of rainbows? Great, because this project by Janine will be right up your alley. Why crochet a single owl when you can make a whole basket of cuteness? These adorable little fellows are just insanely sweet, and I am sure that they’ll make an adorable key chains. Take a look at the photos below and see for yourself!

• DESIGNED by: Janine Holmes
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: beginner

Find this free crochet pattern on mojimojidesign.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

Little Owl Keychain

If you are looking for a quick and cute project, these key chains will be just perfect. The construction of this amigurumi owl is so simple, that every beginner will be able to make it. Crocheter behind LittleOwlsHut created a sweet gift idea for every scholar or pupil, so don’t hesitate and make a bunch of them today! Get inspired by looking at the lovely photos below.

• DESIGNED by: LittleOwlsHut
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: beginner

You can download this pattern for free from its Ravelry page.

Owl Key Chain

Take a peek at the photos below and tell me – isn’t this boho owl key chain the cutest? It will make you happy every time you’ll search for your keys (and by the way, it will make the search much easier). EclecticCrochet used a popular pattern designed by Yarn Artists and created their own colorful versions. Keep in mind that these key chains are great to make in bulk, so that you can always use them as a last minute gift.

• DESIGNED by: Yarn Artists
• THIS VERSION is by EclecticCrochet
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: beginner

Original free pattern for this project is available on ravelry.com, and this particular version is here.

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Love Those Hooters

Do you have hot pink yarn laying around, that you don’t know what to do with? Well, I’ve got an idea for you – why don’t you try making such sweet amigurumi owl? She has frizzy ears and works up really fast, so it’s a great idea for a gift such as keychain or little amulet. Just take a look below and see for yourself – K4TT did a fantastic job with this one!

• DESIGNED by: K4TT
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: beginner

Find this free pattern on fiberdoodles.blogspot.com, or visit its Ravelry page.

How to Crochet a Little Owl

If you are starting your journey with crochet, this great tutorial will walk you through the process of making a simple amigurumi toy. As you can see in the pictures, it’s tiny and uses only basic stitches and techniques. Bianca made sure that it will be suitable for beginners! Make a bunch of them to give away to your family and friends – they will love it.

• DESIGNED by: Bianca’s Crochet Palace
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: beginner

You will find free tutorial here on YouTube.

Owl Christmas Ornaments

Classic design by Rebecca was interpreted by many crocheters, but this version by cutiestuffs caught our eye immediately! As you can see below, stripy bellies of these cute owls can be easily made with leftover yarn ends – and I mean really tiny quantities! Such toys can become a lovely table decoration, or small gift for your guests.

• DESIGNED by: Rebecca Homick, this version by cutiestuffs
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: beginner

You will find original free pattern on Rebecca’s blog, or read more about the project on its Ravelry page. This particular version by cutiestuffs can be found here on Ravelry.

Eagle Owl

The beautiful eagle owl is truly one of the most iconic and astonishing birds on the planet. And just like nature’s gem, the amigurumi version can also be a great eye-catching piece. It will also be a nice snuggle toy, made with soft thick yarn. Brown tones contrast with vivid mustard yellow, adding more character to Iris F’s project.

• DESIGNED by: Iris F.
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: beginner

Photos by Iris F. / ravelry.com

Find video tutorial on YouTube, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Owl

A really cute little amigurumi owl toy to spoil yourself or some kid with. Zayka’s stuffed crochet toy is a great example of how fun this handcraft can be. The pattern itself contains instructions on every amigurumi part, like wings and legs, and how to put all of that together. The final effect will only encourage you to try another color version. Don’t restrain yourself, go for it!

• DESIGNED by: zayka_mi_amigurumi
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: beginner

Photos by zayka_mi_amigurumi / instagram.com

Find original free pattern on Instagram.

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Owl Baby Booties – Free Crochet Patterns

Owl Baby Booties

If you are looking for a cute project for your baby, or a perfect idea for a baby shower, this one might be it. Take a look at the photos below and see the sweetest pair of owl baby booties! Olivia from Hopeful Honey decided to go for bright colors, such as pink and blue, and added little pom-poms to make it even more adorable. Wouldn’t you like to try this pattern? Let us know in the comments!

• DESIGNED by: Hopeful Honey
• PROJECT TYPE: baby booties
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: upper beginner

photos by Hopeful Honey / hopefulhoney.com

Find this free crochet pattern on hopefulhoney.com, or read more on Ravelry.com.

Owl Applique – Free Crochet Patterns

The Hootie Owl

If you are familiar with crocheting in the round, you will make these adorable owls with ease. They can work well as coasters, table decor, or even applique. Consider sewing them onto your favorite garments or accessories, such as bags or backpacks. As you can see in the pictures, Nikki crocheted them in one color as well as in three, and I must admit that they always look cute.

• DESIGNED by: Nikki Mack
• PROJECT TYPE: applique
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: beginner

Find this free crochet pattern on yawnsandyarn.wordpress.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

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Kiddos can never have enough loveys, right? These adorable, colorful dogs are really simple and fast to make, and above all, your children will absolutely love them. Replace plastic elements for embroidery if you have a toddler around.

• DESIGNED by: StringyDingDing
• PROJECT TYPE: amigurumi
• CRAFT: crochet
• SKILL LEVEL: beginner

Find this free pattern on stringydingding.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

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